Bryan's Unfitness Seen In Democratic Convention Fallout
After Harrisburg, conservatives doubt Bryan's fit leadership though appreciating his charisma. Harper's Weekly critiques him as an unreliable thinker who follows the crowd, warns of his acting talent over political substantiality, and predicts the GOP will meet voter demand for sound governance at Chicago.
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Depend on the Future Conserving Resources Debate
The Altoona Tribune critiques Washington governors on resource talk. It argues knowledge progress and invention were ignored, noting iron waste already advanced, forests largely depleted, and cement set to relieve iron demand as lumber loss continues.
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Altoona Tribune
Our Energy Future and the Duty to Posterity
The piece argues petroleum and coal are finite but future energy may come from alternatives like alcohol and electricity. It warns against wasteful forethought and notes past generations shaped growth by using forests, coal, and iron. It questions whether we owe posterity restraint or continued resource use.
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Pennsylvania Republicans push Knox for Presidency
Washington dispatch reports Gen. Chas. Miller of Franklin Pennsylvania states Republicans in his state are serious about Senator Knox securing the nomination at Chicago. Miller says Pennsylvania deserves a White House representative, citing Knox’s qualifications and potential to boost home industries and national credit.
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Storage Reservoirs to Prevent Floods and Aid Navigation
A plan proposes limiting spring floods along Appalachian river headwaters by preserving forest cover to slow runoff and by building storage reservoirs to hold surplus water for later release. The study, in Forest Service Circular 143, argues costlier, less effective dredging would be replaced by permanent relief to navigation and floods, with initial reservoir costs offset by long term savings.
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Condition of Trade Shows Broad Gains Across Sectors
Encouraging reports prevail as six months of improvement spread across all departments. Manufacturing orders rise and output expands while dry goods sales quicken. Farm prices stay strong with good crop progress despite delays in corn planting from heavy rains. New York exports rise by 3.93 million dollars while imports fall by 7.00 million. Rail earnings for May lag by 21.3 percent.
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Tionesta Men Acquitted in Bank Embezzlement Case
The jury found W. G. Wyman and Joseph W. Landers not guilty of aiding E. W. Bowman in stealing $15,000 from Citizens National Bank of Tionesta. Bowman had pleaded guilty to abstracting funds at trial start.
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Popular Vote for President in 1844 and Local Theft Incident
The piece compares 1844 presidential popular votes for Polk Clay Birney Pierce and Scott and notes Scott outpolled Polk in 1844. It also reports a basement theft at Variety Hall where a window was broken but no money was taken, and fires a caution to storekeepers. Judge Wetmore to lecture on Warren county reminiscences, replacing a debate during court week. The Ericsson voyage to Washington is praised and may push Congress to fund two screw propeller warships.
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