Pattison Backed by Critics as Strong Democratic Choice
Editorials praise Robert E. Pattison for governor nomination, calling it the strongest move for the minority party and noting his trusted public service record. Critics condemn Republican platforms as empty and expose alleged blackmail and plunder in state funding, urging Pattison to pursue thorough investigations.
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Pattison
Lancaster
State Normal School
Clarion
Jim Mitchell
Philipsburg
Center County
Narris
Pennsyvania
Quay and Pennypacker split in anti Quay party dispute
Philadelphia observer Andrew J. Pan accuses Bobby Linton of shilling for Pennypacker to court Independent Republicans. The piece mocks Linton’s shift from anti Quay stances, warns of machine politics, and argues Pattison’s reform path depends on a cooperative legislature. It condemns Quay Penrose tactics in labor and coal strike politics.
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Bobby” Linton
Philadelphia
Independent Republicans
Pennsylvania
Bobby
Artemas Ward
Quay
Agin
George Nox McCain
George
George Nox
Webster
Clay
Commonwealth
Pittsburg
Lundredg
Penrose
Senate
Baer
Reading Railroad
Public Opinion Against Them in Miner Strike Era
A commentary on public opinion turning against coal operators led by the Coal Trust, with the New York Post cited as saying arbitration and reopening are needed. The piece argues the Post misstates opinion and notes Philadelphia Press and others condemn managers for refusing concessions and avoiding arbitration.
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New York Post
Coal Trust
Post
Baer
The
New York
Philadelphia
Public dispute over coal supply and law in anthracite region
The text attacks coal operators for not supplying coal at any cost while criticizing the Coal Combine managers for not defying the law banning incompetent miners. It notes Post newspaper pressure, public opinion condemning both sides, and a lack of any defender of the operators’ stance.
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Coal Combine
The
Post
The New York World Thrice-a-Week Offer
An advertisement extols the Thrice-a-Week World as uniquely timely and trustworthy, claiming it delivers all the news all the time in a weekly price with serialized stories and homey content. It pitches a combined offer with the Dunocrat for one year at a discount, detailing prices for the two papers.
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