Fragmentary Tribune notice with names and roles
Partial OCR listing shows a Tribune publication with roles and names such as RATtue Praok 8 Gray, PF Kingsbury, Ripple, Livy Richard, W. W. Davis, and W. Youngs. It appears to be a corporate or municipal roster with titles like Manager, President, Treasurer, Secretary, and various officers.
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Kingsbury
Pree
Gen's Man
H. Ripple
Sec’ Ano Treas
LIVY
Richard
Coron
W. W. Davis
Business Mananen
W. W. Youngs
Avvn
Manan
Thriving Northeastern City Claims Power Edge Over Niagara
Prominent passages extol a metropolitan hub in northeastern Pennsylvania as a growth center with strong population, voter, and school metrics. It touts low power costs, industrial potential, and municipal progress in Scranton under City Solicitor James H. Torrey, arguing for his re election amid partisan opposition.
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Pennsylvania
Niagara
United States
Berr
Scranton
James H. Torrey
Law Department
Torrey
Sando
Honest money and dishonest currency debate
The Philadelphia editor warns of a possible presidential candidate advocating dishonest money and debt repudiation. He questions whether the public desires such a currency and whether the fear is reasonable, urging clarity on the terms before answering.
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Philadelphia Times
Honest money and fenders stir Scranton politics
The piece debates honest money contrasting gold and silver with the public good, condemns Scranton Traction VP Clark for delaying streetcar fenders, cites incidents from Baltimore Buffalo and Cleveland, and notes political infighting including Harrity and Platt. It mentions debt rise, Turkish tensions, diphtheria antitoxin, and local legal disputes.
Civil Service Reform Fails in Pennsylvania Legislature
The Philadelphia Times argues Pennsylvania leaders neglect civil service reform by blocking a state and municipal reform bill. It cites Representative Moore's effort to calendar the measure, warns reform has endured elsewhere, and predicts broad adoption nationwide despite initial Republican opposition.
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Philadelphia Times
Pennsylvania
Moore
Chester
Philadelphia
Tte
New York
Massachusetts
Tilloln
Platts Political Struggle Tangles Morton and Platt
In Philadelphia May 1 report on Senator Platt's Albany mission to win Governor Morton’s support. Morton backs measures Platt’s allies delay, risking a fight that could hinge on Morton’s authority, Mayor Strong’s opposition, and volatile legislature factions.
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Holland
Philadelphia
New York
Platt
Albany
Morton
Mr. Platt
New York City
Plathenn Jong
Read It and Pass Upon It From the Scranton Truth
Mayor Connell's message urges careful reading by city council members to keep public duties in view. It criticizes indifference to executive documents and asks officials to carry the message as a reminder of duties for the public good. A subsequent item notes a dispute over citations about Cleveland and intoxication.
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Scranton
Connell
Neltle
Salem meeting raises charge against president
The land Methodist Episcopal conference in Salem last night heard broad remarks accusing the president of drinking. The speaker warned that failure to curb such actions could lead to a prolonged war with Great Britain. He urged the federal government to act to prevent further "inch of American territory" losses from pole to pole.
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Land Methodist Episcopal Conference
Salem
Hudson River
Scranton
Great Britain
Polar Ocean
Antarctic
Alliatice
Pacific
Why the Washington Post Seeks Southern Democratic Hope
From Pittsburg Times and Serantom Truth snippets, concerns about political aims in the South and safety duties of the traction company. The posts debate selecting a Democratic nominee and rail safety, urging proper speed controls and careful operation to protect the public.
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Pittsburg Times
Washington Post
Harrity Seeks White House Discuss Pennsylvania Situation
National Chantis leader Harrity attempted to meet President Cleveland but found him unavailable. The April 1 dispatch notes Cleveland was occupied and could not discuss the Pennsylvania situation with Harrity.
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Grover
Warrity
Mittsburg Times
Washington
Daily Horoscope for Monday April 8 1995
Ajaccus the Tribune astrologer offers a playful forecast for April 8 1995. The text mentions a child born that day pondering harvest, notes on Candidates Sando, Christian science, a meat axe jab at medical success, spring blooms and odd character references including Jacob Calvin and a woman in black. It ends with a caution about jury verdicts in Lackawanna county.
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Sando
Lceman
Chamberlin Investment Company
Ajoccus
Jacob Calvin
Lackawanna County
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