Primaries in Philadelphia Set to Decide Contest
Tomorrow's Philadelphia primaries are expected to settle the ongoing election contest and likely conclude it properly.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1895
Page
4
Quay and Hastings Fight Stir Local Reactions
A local newspaper critique counters an article attacking Senator Quay and Hastings administration. It details attempts to split the Lackawanna delegation, notes refusals by Penman and Watres allies, and accuses Willard’s followers of misrepresentation. It ends by pondering Philadelphia police conduct if Penrose were mayor.
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Willard
Senator Quay
William Connell
Quay
Hastings
Quay-tilkeson
Watres
Denman
Penman
Carbondate
Brooks
Wilard
Trade balance shifts under Republican and Cleveland eras
The piece argues that Republican administrations kept exports high and imports low, improving the balance of trade and drawing gold into the U S. It claims Cleveland reversed this, reducing exports and increasing imports, draining cash. It cites Philadelphia Record figures from 1904 and 1895 to support the claim and notes Democratic critique of tariffs. mentions Harrison era export dominance in 1893 and a Scranton Republican anecdote about William H H Andrews.
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Cleveland
Democratic
Philadelphia Record
United States
Harrison
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Primaries Vying for Delegates Shape Philadelphia Vote
Saturday primaries yield five Chester county delegates for Senator Quay and one each for Fulton Cameron and Mifflin while administration support wins in Lycoming giving Gilkeson three more. Philadelphia Tuesday’s results may determine the overall outcome as Quay seeks 25 to 30 of 70 delegates to influence Lehigh and final results. The piece critiques Quay for alleged manipulation of the convention roll call and warns the party temper favors restraint.
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Quay
Chester County
Fulton, Cameron and Mifflin
Lycoming
McCor- Cormick
Gilkeson
Philadelphia
Lehigh County
Hastings
Low
Pennsylvania Exposition Plans at Atlanta Highlight State Exhibits
The article outlines Pennsylvania’s role in the Cotton States and International Exposition in Atlanta, detailing plans for state displays in Manufactures and Liberal Arts and Forestry and Minerals, including forestry, mining, agriculture, oils, and women’s work exhibits. It notes coordination by Harrisburg officials, aims to boost southward trade, and invites private industry participation and historical relics.
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Piedmont Park
Atlanta
Cotton States and
International Exposithomn
Ito
New South
Central and
South America
Coleague
Pennsylvania
Legislative Building
Harrisburg
BE. W H. Warren
Ladies’ Auxiliary Commission
Tts
Asphalt pave threat sparks Mulberry Street dispute
The passage hints at political punishment of a Republican leader over a split and notes Mulberry Street property owners could boost their holdings value by paving the street with asphalt once a decision is made.
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Mulberry Street
A Chapter of True History on Scranton Delegates Race
The Scranton Tribune portrays a peaceful effort to compromise between Hastings and Quay factions over Lackawanna county state delegate selection. It notes Judge Willard’s Superior Court appointment shifted focus to his term and a possible contest, while Republican tensions sparked an aggressive attack on Governor Hastings and Willard.
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True History
Senator Quay
Lackawanna
Quay
Hastings
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton Tribune
Lickawanna County
Hastinga
Henator Quay
Tribune
Willard
Thetate
Friends of
Political summaries and party records in press clippings
Ex Secretary Whitney touts Democratic record as debt rose and foreign trade fell under Cleveland. Officials report a 0 growth in debt and a drop in exports with a favorable balance shrinking amid Clevelandism. Schuylkill hints at party tactics in state convention and court seats. Philadelphia Record notes third term pledge rebuttal.
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Cleveland World
Whitney Saye
Democratic Party
Washington
Cleveland
United States
Slngerly
Girover
Philadelphia
Police Reform in New York Aims for Fair Enforcment
In a Sept forum Theo Roosevelt argues the New York Police Department should enforce existing laws impartially. He notes prior selective enforcement favored those with political pull and seeks to end backroom favoritism by applying laws evenly to all, without crusades or blue laws.
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Theo
Rooeavelt
New York
Board of Police Commissioners
Ournoves
Mackmall
Roosevelt
Fortin
Shall Cuba Be Free Title and War Policy Debate
A fragmented forum discussion critiques U S policy toward Cuba linking independence, international authority, and the fate of Spain in the hemisphere. It argues for decisive action to end Spanish rule and references Lincoln and Seward as models of strong governance.
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Clarence King
Faiand
Spain
Fort Sumter
Cuba
Hemisphere
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