Pennsylvania convention fight ends in Quay defeat as Hastings bloc rises
On eve of state convention both factions claim a majority. Hastings and Gilkeson supporters poised to dominate with 155 delegates against Quay’s aims. Quay’s tactics, including contested seats and rushed county despatches, fail to sway the GOP, as rivals unite to reelect Gilkeson and thwart Quay plans. The piece notes broader Irish and English political parallels while urging party unity.
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Convention tactics loom as Quay faces rival force at Harrisburg
The Harrisburg convention scene reappears with Senator Quay and aides planning tactics to sway delegates. Observers doubt a repeat of past success as Republicans grow wary of Quay’s leadership and Delamater appointment. A defamatory claim by Delegate Sarver about a Democrat offering funds is dismissed, while unnamed Democrats stay out of the fray.
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Caplat
Hastings
Senator Quay
Delamater
Sarver
Westmoreland
Gilkeson
McCarthy Looks Toward Home Rule Amid Tory Hesitation
In a Tribune letter Justin McCarthy offers a cautious, hopeful view of Ireland home rule. He argues Liberal restoration unlikely but Tory acceptance doubtful, noting progress may continue under Conservative leadership yet urging steady belief in parliamentary justice for Ireland.
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Division over State Convention Roll and Contests
Philadelphia Press argues for orderly convention rules and fair enrollment of 29 delegates, with 9 contested seats. Hastings and Quay supporters favor leaving disputes to the convention and accepting its judgment to avoid party wrongs. The piece urges common consent and adherence to party rules.
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Philadelphia
Hastings
Quay
Frienia
Split in Republican State Convention Sparks Debate
In Wilkes-Barre a dispute centers on Quay and party wreckers if bolting occurs. Chairman Gilkeson aims to organize under party rules with fault to the Quay faction if they refuse to cooperate. The Wilkes-Barre Record notes the tension.
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Quay
Gilkeson
Midnight Tragedy by the Seine at Notre Dame
The poem depicts mournful figures in trailing gowns and white chapeaux beside the Seine. A wounded woman wanders through moonlit Parisian imagery, seeking salvation as priests drift nearby in solemn procession. The scene blends crime victims, religious imagery, and sorrowful fate in a haunting nocturne.
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Daily Horoscope and Local Satire From The Tribune
Astrolabe cast at 2.6 a m for Monday Aug 20 18% moon rise at 2 p m. A child born this day will rejoice at not being a Kirow Wreicht Quay charter member. Local bridge jumpers may have dry land fun once Linden Street structure finishes. Major Penman and Lt Flettz would be twin paralytics without hope. Pitcher Luby’s suspension applies only to baseball. Scranton association allows him to earn honest living except ball tossing. Jim Corbett may outdo Tom Cannon and Greek George in earning dollars in this town. Do not fear Quay bluster. Uncle Matthew should heed Professor Coles autumnal predictions and harvest coal-wave gains.
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Comment of the press the side of fairness
The Philadelphia Press reports that Governor Hastings supporters claim they possess information suggesting a fair trial would reveal the contested election outcome. They allege the opposing side seeks to influence delegates and insists on declaration of the results despite doubts about the process.
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