Two Counties Stand United for State Representation
The Wilkes-Barre Record praises Luzerne and Lackawanna counties for unity in state politics. It notes Governor Hastings’s inclusive Superior court appointments and military staff picks, urging continued joint action to secure fair representation and support for Judge Rice and Judge Willard.
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Tribune
Luzerne
Lackawanna
Superior Court
Hastings
Quay
Lackawanna Eix
Noth
Avidlaretriends
Judge Rice
Lackagranna
Rice
Willard
Third Term Register Explores County Convention Tone
The Tribune notes a county convention where a resolution denouncing a third term is discussed. The piece reflects on the convention’s proceedings and the editor's appreciation for a specific regulatory stance.
Wright and Kilrow in Wyoming bargain row
Gay's convention yields to Mr. Wright as he follows orders from Senator Quay. Wright ready to deliver the goods under contract. Third-term faction shifts bosom friend Kilrow to Moore. Judge Stewart may be named to a Superior court post but would reject a forced governor’s appointee.
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Gay
Mr. Wright
Wright
Senator Quay
Wyoming House
Tommy Kilrow
Moore
Judge Stewart
Chambersburg
Stewart
George B. Orlady
Huntingdon
William Connell
Quay shifts tactics amid Hastings feud and Magee clash
The Quay forces switch strategy and urge Governor Hastings to quit while Senator Quay vows to challenge Magee and Martin. The move, aimed at Hastings, appears transparent and may rebound on Quay as the public rebuffs the overture and notes Quay’s earlier support for Captain Delaney.
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John C. Delaney
Republicans Nominate Lyman Bennett for Luzerne Judge
The Luzerne Republicans nominate Lyman Hakes Bennett to fill the vacancy from Judge Charles E. Rice. Bennett is described as highly qualified and favored to beat Democratic nominee William S. McLean, with McLean urged to wait for a later term to avoid a full Democratic bench. The piece notes past Republican conduct in judiciary races and predicts Bennett’s election.
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Lyman Hakes Bennett
Charles E. Rice
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Lynch
Common Pleas
Judge Rice
William 8. McLean
Judiciary
Woodward
McLean
the Tribune
Carlisle Indian School: Transformation of Youths into Respectable Citizens
An editorial condemns the phrase the only good Indian is a dead Indian and condemns white violence against Native peoples. It cites Carlisle Indian School as proof that Native youths can be educated into intelligent, law abiding, industrious adults, challenging stereotypes and injustices.
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Pealawag Land Office
Carlisle
Indian Education and Quay Politicking Debate
The article argues education improves Indians beyond crude stereotypes and criticizes brutality against Indigenous people. It then shifts to Republican politics, noting Quay supporters in several counties, debates over delegates, and praise for Luzerne and Lackawanna officials while condemning Huntingdon County’s stance.
New Woman Debate Sparks Bar Harbor Talk
Walter Wellman quotes Mrs. Potter Palmer on the new woman movement. Palmer, once a proponent of emancipation, says she is horrified by the shift in gender relations and notes that in Bar Harbor the girls increasingly take the initiative at social events and dances.
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Walter Wellman
Bar Harbor
Times-Herald
Potter Palmer
Atlantic
Uniil
Mrs. Palmer
Society at Bar Harbor Faces New Woman Man Split
Mrs Palmer laments high society at Bar Harbor where women adopt male sports to keep companionship with men and fear a move toward early marriage. She notes women telephone clubs for escorts, while some men resist, and warns against adopting European social norms and delaying matrimony.
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Bar Harbor
America
East
Political theater in Susquehanna and surrounding counties
The Times notes The Tribune remains hopeful about elections in Susquehanna County and promises a harvest in due season. It recalls William Connell’s contentment with Dem papers backing Hastings, while editor McCarthy and Quay loyalties are debated. Whitehouse denies fence jumping to Quay, and Palmer favors the fence. Medina and Lycoming counties loom with Gilkeson’s potential decline.
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Quay
Montgomery
Lycoming
Bucks
Center
Gilkeson
Hastings
McCormick
Stewart
Bucks and
the Times
The
Tribune
Susquehanna County
Hazleton
McCarthy
Quay County
Times
Scranton Polities Debated in Luzerne District
Wilkes-Barre Record notes Robert Scranton pressuring Luzerne county politics from the Fifth district amid youth and opposition. Wilkes-Barre News-Dealer cites William Connell as a rising GOP gubernatorial candidate endorsed by regional party leaders.
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Kurnel
Wilkes-Barre
Robert Scranton
Luzerne
Quay
Robert
Luxerne
Lackawanna
Florey Offers Caps Belts With Baseball Purchases
Clarence M Florey sporting goods dealer on nyo ming avenue devises a scheme to keep boys interested in baseball. With every ten cent ball or bat he will give a uniform cap and belt. Among the hustlers is Mr Florey.
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Clarence M. Florey
Nyoming Avenue
Mr. Florey
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