Reed Vindication Shakes Crimp as Rivalry Redefines Politics
The piece recounts Judge Crisp’s dismay as Speaker Reed’s vindication reshapes party battles. It describes Reed’s March 2 speech, the clash with Crimp, and implications for future nominations, accusing Crisp of chagrin and promising political upheaval in Luzerne County.
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Miancouver
Mr. Reed
Tedoril
Reed
Listo
Congress
Otsiel
Crisp
Maine
James G. Blaine
Mr Cleveland Blamed For Scranton Budget Woes
An editorial faults President Cleveland for national finances and a city budget crisis in Scranton. It argues Democratic policy worsened the panic, cites a neutral council action to curb cattle roaming, and suggests accountability for the result and the mayoral administration.
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Scranton
Councila
Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
Reminiscences and Local Notes From a Distant Era
Burzzano reminiscences occupy a prominent place as Stephen Bowers recalls a 23 Heath eve storm with heavy snow in the Wyoming conference trip. J M Buckley writes of Mount Pavone height storms and Delaware Hudson Canal scenery en route to Albany. The writer notes palm leaf falls and harsh weather in Sarantonians as a reflection of a vast country.
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Burzzano
Stephen Bowers
Eustis Center
Lycomitoe Cutgty
Agra
J. M. Buckley
Chrittian Advocate
Scranton
Wyoming
Mount Pavone
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Albany
Mount Ararat
Pocono
Political theater and the evolving public hero
The piece argues that voters crave drama over pure intellect in leaders, citing Depew Hill and Cleveland as examples. It notes McKinley’s mechanical strengths but weaker charisma, warns against overrating public image, and calls for balanced reform of Sunday laws amid a rise in outdoor amusements and baseball enthusiasm.
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Neel
Things
Mr. Depew
Mr. Depow
Senator Hill
Hill
Ani
Dalloeas
McKinley
Kita
Moral questions in Congress and public virtue debated
The Louisville Courier Journal comments on Breckinridge verdicts and public morality. It praises true womanhood and manliness, laments widespread corruption, and argues labor distribution favors cities over farms, urging respect for farming as the honorable calling.
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Louisville Courier Journal
Henry Watteran
America
Thormpeson Cabnot
Bucks County
Benigusur Pabare
Gossip Of Politicians In Pennsylvania Circles
The York Gazette sketches an Eckley B. Coxe ticket as potential Democratic gambit while Philadelphia’s Evening Bulletin praises Coxe’s clean political record and broad influence. Chris Magee backs Senator Don Cameron amid editorial disputes on Pennsylvanian campaign dynamics and protectionist emphasis. Scranton figures Sheriff Fahey and Rep. Scranton are noted with looming nomination battles in a shifting party landscape.
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Washington
Wallace
Democracy of
Pennsylvania
Eckley B. Coxe
York Gazette
Channely F. Black
Uaa
Crovernor
R. Brace Rickelia
Luzerne
Hannibal Ko Sloan
Indians
Benjamin Whitman
Erie
D. Harry Cochran
Lycoming
Itvasinaneal-Large
George F. Baer
Gerks
George A. Jenks
Jefferson
the Gazette
Coxe
Sod
Scranton
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Busines
Wis
Chris Magee
Don Camerot
Thorgh
Pittsburg
Cameron
United States
Senate
Thas
Wilson
Asington
Philadelphia
Lackawanna
Dod
Fahey
Lackawanna County
Girard House
Poliey Fe
Democratic State Committee
Republicas
Joly H. Fellows
Fragmented Republican Congress Talk Over Hauntings Cabinet
A rambling passage notes expectations for political figures to break from party lines and face the law. It mentions Thomas V. Cooper as secretary of the commonwealth in Governor Hauntings cabinet and cites various candidates and factions within the party, including Hines, McAlery, and Morgan, with mixed support for road rule adoption and congressional domination.
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FT On
Coputy
Jai Sititon
Armetrong
Plymouth
Moblinan
Hines
McAlery
Thomas V. Cooper
the Commonwealth
Alvin Markle
Heeloton
Congress
Lucerne
John Leisenring
Morgan
Williamata
E. K. Myers
Janes Audbert Stranahan
William A. Wallace
Marsh Wrightt
T. V. Coover
Clayton
Altovna
Cameron
Filleure Tims Pour Strapahan Lament
A playful verse from the Hidignapolis Journal laments a missed marriage suit. The speaker imagines a bicycle built for two as a fate changing alternative to taking a carriage, blending irony with whimsy in a lighthearted editorial voice.
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Aluck
Hidignapolis Journal
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