Hastings and Lyons slate candidates for state offices
The document lists candidates for state offices led by Daniel T. Hastings for governor and Walter Lyon for lieutenant governor. Amos H. Mylin is named for auditor general and James W. Latta for secretary of internal affairs. Congressmen-at-large Galusha A Grow and George F. Hufe are noted, with mentions of editorial reactions about truth and tariff discussions.
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Daniel T. Hastings
Centeil
Walter Lyon
Alleoheny
Amos H. Mylin
Lancaster
Iternal Alfatrar
James W. Latta
Philadelpedia
Galusha A. Grow
Bitequenanna
George FP. Hufe
Westmoreland
Pennsyvania
General Hastings
Harrisburg
State League of Republican Clubs
Political resolve over tariff reform and civic rights
The piece lambasts political bungling in tariff reform and urges steady business effort despite politics. It argues for revived production, predicts a general and permanent economic revival, and notes historic votes on women's citizenship, urging modernization of suffrage with equal qualification criteria.
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Democratc
Woodbine
New York
Scientific American backs culm banks over Niagara as power source
The article cites Electricity’s view that anthracite culm offers higher calorific value and cheaper power. Culm costs 25 cents a ton and could yield about 3.09 dollars per horsepower annually, while Niagara Falls power reportedly costs 15 dollars per horsepower per year. The piece notes other factors like steam and electric plant costs not accounted for and favors culm as a waste-to-energy option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific American
Niagara Falls
Electricity
D. B. Atherton
Scranton Board of Trade
Coal fields may power future electricity growth across regions
The article argues Niagara Falls and Niagara power politics, highlighting anthracite regions as low cost energy sources driving trolley systems and industrial use. It notes dev eloping power distribution, the impact of capitalization, and the link between coal and electric expansion, with social welfare notes and political commentary on demagogues and reform.
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Goa
Niu Falls
Leaat
Ningara Falls
Ningara
Niagara Falls
United States
Populist Labor Leader Eyes Seats With Democrats Aid
Jons McBrier, Ohio labor figure, says in a Columbus dispatch he does not expect to win this year but aims to elect two or three Populist lists to Congress with Democratic help. The note signals cross party cooperation amid Democratic policy disputes.
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Jons McBrier
Ohio
Columbus
Congress
Tabor
Political Pot Foreshadows Coal Policy Tactics
A long political survey traces Democratic and Republican maneuvers in Pennsylvania across the Eleventh, Twelfth, and Thirteenth district battles. It notes administration efforts to prove Cleveland era coal policy strength, mentions editorials, party leaders like Cameron and Warren, and forthcoming league conventions shaping the fall campaign.
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Cleveland
Te Ia
Bravell
Oliver Twist
Campbell
The
Times
Sebuylkii
Pennsylvania
Senator Cameron
Denver
National Republican League
Teller
Philadelphia Times
Cameron
West
South
Lingell
Hervabouta
Death notice in Washington Democratic circles
A Philadelphia Press notice records the death in Washington on Aug 18, 1800 of a Democratic party member from saccharine paralysis. Funeral services are announced nationwide on Tuesday Nov 6, 1804 between 7 p.m. and 6 p.m. Friends are asked to omit flowers.
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Philadelphia Press
Washington
Democratic Party
United States
Delegates to County Convention Set After July Meeting
Republican County committee fixes September 4 1804 as main convention date for nominating candidates in the Eleventh district and related offices. Vigilance committees hold delegate elections September 1 1804. District representation is allocated by last fall’s judge election results with numerous wards and townships listed for two delegate seats each.
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Kentucky
Congress
H. A. Puller
Wilkes- Barre
Morgan I. Williams
Fuller
Luverne
John Leisenring
William H. Hines
Republican County Committee
Ot Peone
Ne ‘On
Pur
Orig
Portyfirth
Best Paint for Real Estate Investment and Safety
The ad promotes Strictly Pure White Lead paint as the top investment for preserving buildings and aiding resale. It warns against cheap alternatives and lists safe brands Atlantic Jewett Voyd vme Pahnestock Armstrong McKely, plus National Lead Co. tinting colors to mix with white lead. It suggests requesting the publisher’s painting book by sending a postal card.
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Atlantic
Jewett
Voyad- Vme
The Booner the Better
The fragment notes a Washington Post item about trees and pockets of popgans. It mentions calling attention to a local issue and hints at a plan or action involving trees and pockets in the community.
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Booner
Washington Post
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Lacka, Ave
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Dr. Hill & Son
Albany
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Wyoming
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