Fragmentary Boranton newspaper masthead excerpt
Readable lines show partial masthead with names and titles including publisher president general manager and officials such as Kingsbury Ripple Richard Davis Youngs and others, indicating a local Tribune publication segment from Boranton Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Kingsbury
Pres
Ano Gens Man
Ec. H. Ripple
Gec'v
Ano Tacas
Livy BS
Richard
Barron
W. W. Davis
Business
Manacen
W. W. Youngs
Rev
Mana‘n
Metropolis of Northeastern Pennsylvania Seeks Growth
City boasts elevation 740 feet above tide and an estimated 1896 population of 100000 with 20699 registered voters and $9900000 in school property. It claims cheap electric power and potential to attract new industries while projecting rapid population growth into 1900 and beyond.
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Pennsylvania
Niagara
United States
Vovosene
Soca Toons
Enforcing the Brooks High License Law Faces Public Apathy
The article argues officials show little zeal enforcing the Brooks high license law in anthracite counties. It urges sworn sales records for wholesalers, federal-state cooperation, and public access to records, noting broad public indifference and opposition from prohibition advocates and drinkers alike.
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United States Revenue Officers
Federal Revenue
Congress
Prohibition
Not Guilty Verdict in Kennedy Beaml eh Lynott Case
The jury found Kennedy va Beamleh and Lynott not guilty after a high profile trial. The text argues against corruption and notes serious losses to county and state treasuries if improper actions persist. It also critiques press errors and defends the jury for recognizing the case merits.
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Pittston
Aquor
Hbel
Kennedy Va
Beamleh
Lynott
Swift's Chicago Victory Signals Reform Agenda For City
The nearly 50,000 plurality for George F. H. Swift marks a referendum on honest reform in Chicago. Swift, longtime Civic Federation leader, helped draft key anti corruption and civil service measures and will now push municipal reform within party lines. The result contrasts with New York and hints at national debates on silver and governance.
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George FH. Swift
Chicago
Swift
Splrrt
Civic Federation
Springfield
The
Civile Federation
Strong
New York
Denver
Colorado
East
Sliver
Reform Mandate Trumps Gotham Police Turmoil
The piece urges municipal reform in Gotham and commends Mayor Strong for insisting on General Kerwin's resignation amid police department corruption. It scolds Mr. Platt and allies for opposing reform and argues Republicans must support non partisan pledges after election.
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Strong
Tammany
Rapine
Mr. Platt
Richard Croker
Platt
New York
Kerwin
Gotham
Poli‘cians
Hastings Faces Battle for Boss Control in State Politics
Harrisburg reports reveal Republican leadership disputes as Gilkeson and Quay factions vie to guide the party through the 1888 campaign and presidential prospects. talks center on a July–August state convention and the fate of a proposed superior court bill, with Gov Hastings and Wanamaker maneuvering for influence in Philadelphia.
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Harrisburg
Gilkeson T
Lyon
Dick Quay
Gilkeson
A. D. Fetterotf
Jere B. Rex
B. P. Haywood
Mercer
Treasury
Thia Fa
Stewart
Franklin County
Quay
Cameron
Court of Appeals
Walton
Fta
Hastings
Warwick
Philadelphia
Thomas M. Thompson
Puble Works
Thomas L. Hicks
Martin
Senate
Hicks
Quay People
Trolley Car Fenders Urged by Scranton Official
Carbondale Herald notes Mayor Connell calls for legislation mandating street car fenders. Advocates argue fenders protect riders and pedestrians in any populated city with electric railways, not just large urban centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Herald
The
Herald
Connell
Scranton
April 4 1895 Daily Horoscope and Notes
Ajacohus notes for Thursday April 4 1895 warn a child born today will love red apples and maple sugar and be dangerous when smiling. Mentions Doc Kelley on Equinunk Scranton, reformers watchful of political axes, and April weather dampens mood with hopeful verses about spring and April's witching wiles.
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Doc Kelley
Equinunk
Scranton
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Hoboken
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Commonwealth
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Wanamaker
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House
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Ajacohus
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April
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Nottingham
Brussels
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Episcopal
Lackawanna Ave
North
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First Presbyterian Church
Mull & CO
China
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Orna
Bookcabes
Pierce’s Market
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Wyoming Ave
Eureka
Washington Ave
DR. Hill & Son
Albany
E. Grewer
Old Post Office
Penn Avenue
Spruce Street
University of Pennsylvania
Medico-Chirurgical College of Philadelphia
Ann Imead
Symroom
Creme Petia Avenue
Aylesworth’s
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