Pennsylvania Democrats Hold A Stage-Managed State Convention
The piece argues the Pennsylvania Democratic state convention will be a show with Colonel Guffey directing the outcome. It criticizes the party’s stance as hypocritical and accuses Republicans of corruption while noting Idaho’s ex governor’s harsh actions. It also highlights Pittsburg nominee Henry Hall as an insurgent favorite and praises Grover Cleveland on the HayPauncefote treaty.
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Pittsburg
Henry Hall
The Scranton Tribune Editorial Policy Notice
The Scranton Tribune invites letters on current topics but requires signed real names for publication and reserves editorial revision rights. This notice outlines space constraints and post office classification for the second class mail.
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Ite Mendes
State Republican Convention Call Issued for Harrisburg
The Republican state committee calls Pennsylvania Republicans to meet in Harrisburg at 10 a m on April 20 to nominate candidates for auditor general congress delegates and electors to the National Convention in Philadelphia and to handle other business. Delegates allotted by district based on 184 presidential vote. rules align with the Marrisbury August date. Frank Reeder chairs. W R Andrews and C F Voorhees are secretaries.
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Republican Nominations and Obituary Notice
Legislature First District Thomas J. Rey Olds Second District Joan Scheuer Jr. A sturdy incorruptible citizen, whose life work inspires students, passed away yesterday as Benjamin Hughes was summoned to his eternal rest. He was massive in body and mind, a model of virtue, courage and kindness. Self educated and promoted, he embodied the opportunities of our country and the principles for success. let the youth learn from his example.
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Benjamin Hughes
Grand Jury Report Calls for Uniform Public Integrity
A Grand Jury urges vigorous law enforcement and honest government across the commonwealth. It condemns evasive officials and stresses direct evidence for indictments while praising public sentiment that supports reform. The report warns against corrupt practices and calls for cooperation from all public officials and citizens. The article notes William H. Andrews may sit in the next legislature, and the commonwealth aims to endure the forthcoming session.
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Solomon
Allegheny
William H. Andrews
Penn- Viventi
Untrustworthy Advisers Target Mayor In Slot Machine Probe
The grand jury report on slot machines portrays a perilous circle around the mayor, noting past pursuits by dishonest advisers. It asserts the mayor recognized danger, defies parasitic conspiracies, and acts to safeguard city governance.
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Grand Jur
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Congressman Seeks Clean Government and Postal Wins
The article notes a demand for moral leadership and a purge of corrupt aides as the “slot machine” episode unfolds. It highlights support for a West Side branch post office to serve 40 000 residents and the push for rural free delivery in Lackawanna County, pleasing promoters and the public.
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Lackawanna County
Senate to rule on Quay appointment under pressure
The piece urges swift Senate action on Colonel Quay's admission as interim senator following Esther Governer Stone's appointment. It argues delaying votes harms Pennsylvania and asserts the Senate must exercise its constitutional duty. It also cites Puerto Rico's Governor Davis on tariffs to fund government amid poverty.
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Colonel Quay
Pennsylvania
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Stone
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Puerto Rico
Loud Bill Aimed at Reforming Postal Rates Passes House Debate
Critics call the Loud bill a needed curb on abuses in second class mail space. It tightens the one cent per pound rate for newspapers and periodicals only while ending the use of back numbers and books shipped as periodicals to avoid higher costs. The measure targets publishers and news companies, arguing the reforms would save government millions and restore fair handling charges.
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Washington
Philadelphia Press
Loud
Congress
Secret of German Maritime Growth
Special to the Beranton Tribune discusses a Liverpool Journal of Commerce editorial on German shipping growth driven by subsidies and policy. It notes Germany's naval expansion, shipbuilding, and government support versus American decline, with mention of the Deutschland launch and Bismarck-era policies.
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North Germn Liovd Company
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Get Ready for Inspection Watches Guarantee Passed
Advertises a full line of watches for sale from a long established house. Promises guaranteed quality comparable to gold with a lasting business and low prices.
Light Wiring Gas on Electric Fixtures
Builders hardware described for electrical fixtures including wiring and gas components. Details focus on installation standards and material specifications.
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