Brief message on conventions and political correspondence
The Trimene notes it would publish pertinent letters if brief and signed but avoids airing factional political preferences before county conventions. It expects conventions to nominate the usual number of candidates without voluminous newspaper correspondence.
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Trimene
Tumee
Philadelphia Times
the Times
Hastings
Singerly
The
Record
Bingerly
Sunday Law Debate Reflects Broad State Opinion
The Pittston Gazette voices concern that Judge Gunster’s interpretation weakens the 1714 Sunday law by allowing profitable Sunday violations with minimal penalties. It notes liquor control under county courts undermines city authorities and urges revision and stricter enforcement to protect Sabbath observance.
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Commonwealth
Tribune
Gunster
New York State
Board of Excise
New York City
Pennsylvania
Scranton Views on Markets and Reform
The article discusses stock capitalization, board location in Scranton, and cautions against foreign speculative ownership. It cites optimism for industrial prosperity by 1806, dismisses agrarian rhetoric, and notes Governor Pattison’s stance on General Howard and Camp Crawford. It also comments on the Scranton saloon issue and local press reactions.
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Tuerk
Bouta Glass Company
Scranton
Pattison
Howard
Camp Crawford
Homestead
Peace and principle in Pennsylvanian politics debated
The piece argues for an amiable, malice free political environment in Pennsylvania. It praises both candidates as honorable while noting differences in principles and aims for peaceful conduct, then shifts to tariff and wool industry issues and a cautious note on a Gould relocation rumor.
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Parisi
Pennsylvania
Roper
Blakig
Hyde Park
Boston
Northern Republican League backs Warren for state president
The Northeastern Republican League of Reading votes to instruct delegates to back Major Everett Warren of Scranton for president of the State League at Harrisburg, replacing Hon. J. B. Robinson. The meeting praises Robinson and favors Warren as an accessible, popular successor.
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Northeastern Republican League
Reading
Major Warren
State League
Noamimons
Zimmoerman
H. G. Baer
Northeastern League
Harrisburg
Everett Warren
Scranton
Suceeed Hon Juhn B. Robinson
League
Edward Carroll
Baer
Robinson
Aman
Maj. Warren
Notable Colonial Governor Arkell Recalled In Anecdote
A reminiscence recalls Sir Samuel Arkell as Virginia’s first colonial governor in 1017, described as a tough leader. The speaker notes an improved family line, while teasing a warning against a repeat of his harsher traits at the helm.
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Ariel
New York
Samuel Arkell
Virginia
Bishop O'Hara News Recalled as Ill Figure Earns Wide Respect
Residents in Wilkes-Barre and the Wyoming and Lackawanna valleys express hope for the recovery of Bishop O'Hara from a serious illness. People across religious lines praise his character and fear his loss would be deeply felt, hoping he may continue to lead his diocese for many years.
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Wilkes-Barre
Dony
Seganton
Scranton
Ihs
Howard Nutebier
Haston Free Press
Mutchier
Howard
Northampton County
Mutchler
Congress
Boas
Hart
Pike
Northampton
Wyoming
Lackawanna Valleys
Scranton Tribune urges business revival against whining
The Scranton Tribune praises a firm push for economic revival and protective stance. It lauds Toe Thmunn for breaking from cautious peers and urges others to imitate the determined stance after a period of indecision.
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Philadelphia
Scranton Trung
Tue Taimaxer
Toe Thmunn
No Wonder. Scientists warn continent sinking, administration burden
Scientists warn the American continent is sinking while criticizing the Democratic administration as an onerous burden. The remark frames a bleak view of policy challenges and global risk amid political criticism.
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Buffalo News
Delegates Named for County Republican Convention
A 1814 notice sets September 4th for the County Convention in Scranton to nominate candidates for Congress and state offices. Delegates are elected by vigilance committees from September 1st with two delegates per district based on last fall's votes. JW. Browning, secretary, outlines representation and procedures.
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Republican County Committee
Court House
Scranton
Congress
Eleventh
Vigianes
Fell
Supreme Court
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Yous Orncet Taisure Guiome Vaan
Geay
Manacen
Scrantorm
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Iniona
Daniel H. Hastings
Centes
Fovernor
Walter Lyon
Allegiesy
Amos L. Austn
Lancaster
Hernor
James W. Latta
Philadelvinea
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the Sunday Law
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Associated Press
United Press News Service
Washington
George Gould
England
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Spencer
Louisiana
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Rochester
A. E. Voorhis
Tue Troxy
Dave Hill
Ararat
Joseph
van Voorhin
Tay “Dike
Daniel M. Var Antrita
Schaykil
Wolours
Sam Leach
Wigur & Pippin
Severo
Schuylkill County
Bourbon Schuylkill
Severn
Vacat Idr
JW. Browning
Vere Archbald
Blakely
Olyphant
Sereene
I Ransom Township
Banton Township
Uliftoun Township
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Worl
Carbondale City
Dickson City Boro
Wal Seeneemeeee
Unmore
Elmhurst
Henburn
Confeld
Gouldsboro
Ablington
Bouthwear
Peoott
Spring Brook
Plume
Waverly
High Township
Winton Rouge
Nadison
Mayfield Borough
Newton Township
S. Alington
Forge Township
Tuat
Haviland
Carlsbad
Cgoldsmith
Victors
Lacka: Wanna Avenue
Williams & Bro
Lacka. Ave
Lackawanna Ave
Columbia Bicycle Agency
Spruce St. Op
Tribune Ofice
Ae Hansa
Lacka, Ave
Proprietors
Alaska
Dr. Hill & Son
Albany
Jenny Lind
Canteloupes
Pierge’s Market
Clemons & Co
Lacka, Avenue
Guernsey Brothers
Wyoming Avenue
Atlantic Refining Co
William Mason
John Hamlin
Blame Ca Works
Dix Court
American Veterinary College
Columbine School of Compares
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