Republican Convention Set for Harrisburg April 23 1898
The Republican electors of Pennsylvania will meet in Harrisburg on April 23 1898 at 10 am in the open house for nominating two congress at large candidates and 32 presidential electors and for eight at large delegates to the national convention. M S Quay chairs the state committee. Senator Cameron reportedly may not sit as a St Louis delegate. confirmation could ease Pennsylvania Republicanism.
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McKinley Pageant, Cullom Rift and Booths Split
The piece discusses Illinois Republicans backing Senator Cullom amid anti Cullom campaign tactics linked to McKinley boosters. It cites false rumors of Cullom’s withdrawal and notes the need for party unity, referencing Sherman and Ohio GOP loyalties. It mentions 1,200 observed at a Philadelphia McKinley rally, contrasted with a boast of 10,000. It covers Booth family disputes within the Salvation Army, and notes editorials predicting Cameron's Democratic ticket and farm price distress across New York.
Penology stats cited by ex president White cause alarm
Ex President Andrew D White warns a Philadelphia Times summary that homicide rates rose from 1895 to 1884, with 10 000 murders last year and 7 351 inmates in prison for homicide. He criticizes pardons, legal loopholes, and seeks moral education and prison reforms to curb crimes.
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Quay's Shifting Ties in Gilded Pennsylvania Politics
A historical overview traces Pennsylvania figure Quay's influence at national conventions from Blaine to Harrison, detailing factional battles, office holder leverage, and the shift toward McKinley. It notes Quay's rise as a power broker within the Blaine-Harrison era and the eventual break with party insiders.
Not Hinted by the Buffalo Enquiry Col Cockerill’s Journalistic Style
The article praises Colonel Cockerill as a leading journalist who shaped the newspaper of his day. It notes his preference for sensational yet free and candid comment on events and character, with wit and audacity. It hints at a long career from youth to manhood as a columnist.
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Cockerill
Iday
Noted Journalist’s Shifting Views and Declining Mastery
In later years he grew sober and adopted harsh views of his duty, claiming the pen should serve whoever pays most. He was not a great long form writer but excelled as a rapid skirmisher, tending toward underestimated ability despite fading impact.
Wool tariff debate chills Vermont wool trade gains
The Burlington Free Press notes that Democratic control of Congress has disrupted wool trade, with Vermont showing reduced sheep numbers and wider industry paralysis. Trade journal excerpts illustrate a nationwide downturn in wool production and shipments, reflecting broader economic pressure on wool producers.
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Creatures the Holmes Spawn Crime Wave
The article argues that the Holmes monsters are not only criminals but cause further crime in others. It warns crime imitators and a morbid public interest that sharpens criminal tendencies and worsens social decay. The piece condemns reckless behavior and emphasizes sociology’s clear, undeniable facts.
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Astrolite says Twenday horoscope and Scranton notes
Daily horoscope by Ajaochim notes a child born this day may see local booms with arbutus sprouting on Weet Mountain. Mayor Bailey skipped a New York circus. Scranton ties cited. Henry’s horoscope hints at future ward representation and possible public-speech reports, urging caution and faithfulness in youth.
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