Fusion threatens GOP unity in Pennsylvania elections
Governor Stone denounces fusion with Democrats as a tactic to defeat Republican nominees while warning that a Democratic majority through insurgents would paralyze party discipline in the legislature. He argues fusion cannot succeed in the state senate and house, urging Republicans to vote their own candidates in November.
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Stone
Coudersort
Potter County
Governor Stone
Senate
House
United States
McKinley
A Real Reformer Unmasks Shams in West Chester Speech
Lincoln L. Eyre delivered a scathing arraignment in West Chester denouncing the insurgent reform leaders in Pennsylvania. He accused the group of crippling municipal reform and undermining the sacred cause as he spoke to supporters and critics alike.
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Pennsylvania
Lincoln L. Eyre
West Chester
Grain-O praised as substitute for coffee in letter
A. C. Jackox M. D of Goshen New York writes to Pure Foop Co praising Grain-O as a coffee substitute. He says it equals the best Java and Mocha in his household and expresses pleasure with the product.
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Goshen
Ill
Genessee Pure Foop Co
Roy
N. Y
A. C. Jackox
New York Life Insurance Co
Henry J. Altsnan
Gen. Agta
Farmers’ Bank
Good and Evil as Necessarily Linked Opposites
The text argues that evil reveals good by contrast, darkness shows light, poverty reveals wealth, deformity reveals beauty, and death makes life valued. Evil becomes a demonstrator of good, losing its evil through opacity and contrast, with sourness highlighting sweetness.
Power From Waste Coal and Cheap Gas Engines
Cassier’s Magazine notes a revived plan to produce gas from waste coal in colliery districts and feed gas engines that drive high tension generators. The generated electricity would be distributed by wire to consumption points, making gas engine power more practical and concrete in the near term.
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Cassier
Public schools funding praised by Attorney General Elkin
Attorney General John P. Elkin defends Pennsylvania's school aid, recounting a long Republican-led history of generous allocations since 1835. He notes rising appropriations through 1893, Stone administration restraints, and a current surplus after a past deficit, arguing the state can restore 500000 annually without harming finances.
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John P. Elkin
Stone
Elkin
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Amendment to Constitution Proposed for Pennsylvanians
A joint resolution proposes amendments to Pennsylvania's constitution. It adds elector registration under state law and sets qualifications for voters, including citizen status, residency, and taxes, with adjustments to uniform election laws and city registration provisions. Secretary of the Commonwealth W. W. Grist signs as a true copy.
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General Assembly OF
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
Secretary OF the Commonwealth
Senate
House of Representatives
General Assembly
United States
W. W. Griest
The
Sylvania Publication Under Article XVIE Order
Publication appears under an official order citing Article XVIE, indicating a legal or government directive. Details are limited due to fragmentary OCR, but the notice confirms authority and public dissemination by the relevant office. Further specifics are not readable in the provided text.
Cash for Poplar Lumber Market Price Paid in Indiana
Cash for poplar lumber market price paid when delivered at Indiana Pennsylvania. Inquire at this office.
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Indiana
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