Local Names Appear in Community Notices Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows names including P. Kingsbury president and Ripple, Richard, Davig, Youngs in a community listing. No clear event or date is readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Kingsbury
Pres
Ane Gea
Mom
H. Ripple
Sco
Ano
Livy GS. Richard
Esiron
W.W. Davig
Businees
Manacen
W. W. Youngs
Rov
Mana'a
The Tribune to Publish Clark on Bimetallism
Next Saturday The Tribune will print Charles Heber Clark’s argument for bimetallism as the first in a series on the financial question. The paper will also open a free parliament for reader discussion and publish letters as they are received.
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Tribune
Charles Heber Clark
Governor to Sign Compulsory Education Bill Soon
The bill passed both houses by near unanimous votes and awaits the governor's signature. Supporters say free public schools defend liberty and tax fairness, while opponents warn against burdening childless homeowners. The note adds a spring burglary alert and urges Scranton police to act swiftly.
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Hastings
House
Senate
Free Publc
Critique of Harrisburg Legislature and National Politics
The piece defends the legislature's overall work while criticizing excess scrutiny by Republicans. It cites Senator Vaughan's advocacy for compulsory education and the Parr bill, questions President Cleveland’s currency stance, and condemns tariff and silver debates. It rails against intolerance and urges prudent reform and civic engagement.
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Washington
Harrisburg
Tts
J. D. Laciur
Republican Party
Senator Quay
C. Vaughan
Parr
Senate
Benator Vaughan
Farr
Letter from Scranton juror critiques Anna Dickinson trial
A juror dispatched from the Dickin son trial letters accusing fellow jurors of pressuring for damages and bias. He notes jurors discussed sympathy and personal notoriety over evidence, warning the process of justice relies on impartial jurors and urging better selection for future trials.
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Loen
Scranton
Anta Digkine Fon
Anna Dickinson
Oma
Will retirement bill for judges gains support in Philadelphia debate
Pittsburg Times argues for a legislative plan to add law judges to relieve aging officials. The piece notes judges retire after twenty or thirty years, risking delays and costs to suitors, and favors a retirement provision to allow younger judges to assume duties while preserving experienced ones.
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Pittsburg
Honeh
Judes
Jiet
Philadelphia
Ing
Winder
United States
Pennsylvania
Silver Debate and Regional Remonetization Nonsense
The East Lake Tribune critiques silver advocates and greenbackers, arguing the value of printed paper versus ore. it claims the East supports remonetization more than the West and cites larger Eastern product values to emphasize bias.
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Silver Advocate
Greenbacker
Africa
East Lake Tribune
Daily Horoscope Drawn by Amacchus 1896 Tribun
The Tribune astrologer Amacchus casts for Wednesday April 24 1896 noting Moon rise before dawn and Saturn opposition. It warns that a child born today may chase fish stories and critic advice but should avoid being daunted by critics and aim for steady self improvement.
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Amacchus
The
Tribune
Warden Stillwell
Luzerne
Windish
The Best Investment Is Painting Houses
A note on real estate upkeep stresses that keeping buildings well painted protects the home and reduces repairs. It argues painting is essential for selling, claiming many houses stay unsold for lack of paint and suggests the rule should be strictly applied.
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Greene
Rome
Our &T. Louis
Satan
Tonio Hartman
Enduring U S monetary debates echo through history
The passage contrasts the free silver and greenback movements, noting the old claim that government can transform nearly valueless paper into real dollars versus the opposing view of free silver advocates who insist the government can do likewise.
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Washington
Washington Star
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Scranton Tribune
the Tribune Pub
New York
Mae Building
Frank
Yu" Portoffton
Coranton
Printers Ink
Bally
the D
L and W
Hubosen
Cleveland
Morton
Matty
Delphle
Republic
Troquoia Club
Chieu
Judge McConnell
Chicago
Cameron
Father Phelan
St. Louis
Christian Endeavor
Epworth League
Phelan
Americana
Nicaragua
Mr. Cleveland
Harrity
Amaccus
Critivclam
Atlantic
Beymer-Bauman
Jowett
Davis-Chambers
Tional Lead CO
Washington Ave
G. B
Silk Counter
Jaffray
Children’s Department
the Samters
Spalding
C. M. Florey
Wyoming Avenue
Y. M. G. A. Building
Haviland & CO
Glenons
Ferber
O'Malley
Lackawanaa Avenue
Pvirint SD
Or, Hill & Son
Albany
First National Bank
Boston
Blue Point
Pierce’s
Penn Avenue
Aylesworth’s
Wyoming Ave
MT. Pleasant
Third National
WM. T
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Eureka
Edison
Lackawanna Ave
North
Washington Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Hull & CO
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