Political Ticket for National and State Officials
National leaders listed include President William M'Kinley and Vice President Garret A. Hobart. State listings show Congressmen at Large Galusha A. Grow and Samuel A. Davenport, plus County Congressman William Connell and Commissioners W. Roberts Giles Roberts, Auditor A. Kiefer, Fred L. Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M'Kinley
Garret A. Hobart
Galusha A. Grow
Samuel A. Davenport
Congress
William Connell
Commissioners
W. Roberts
Giles Roberts
Auditora
Jeffersonian Democrat of Lackawanna County Voices 19th Century Policy
The piece lists policy positions including tariff protection, reciprocal trade, naval expansion, Monroe Doctrine, Cuban independence support, civil rights, free ballot, anti lynching, national arbitration, and woman’s rights. It ends noting the original Jeffersonian Democrat will receive recognition when he unveils himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goa
United States
Nicaraguin
Wet Indies
Turkey
Cuba
Ameka
Times-Herald
Lackawinnna County
Major MacKinley Letter of Acceptance Endorses Protection
A Tri bune reports Major MacKinley’s acceptance letter arguing for protection and fiscal reform. The piece contrasts his clear statements with demagogic appeals and praises his plan as a path to peace and prosperity, asserting his remedies are based on fact and history. It also notes the election of A J Colborn Jr as state president of the Patriotic Order Sons of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major MacKinley
the Tribune Today
Hiettory
McKinley
William McKinley
A. J. Colborn, Jr
Beranton
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Altoons
Scrantonian
Honest money for all classes and conditions statement
The speaker condemns those who claim to support a stable currency while pursuing special interests. They accuse certain actors of undermining monetary integrity and question whether the public can be misled by such claims. The message emphasizes the need for a universal standard perceived as the best dollar worldwide.
New Navy Cruisers Show Speed and Trade Value
A recent run by the cruiser Brooklyn reached 20.87 knots, underscoring speed as a byproduct of commerce protection. The article argues these swift ships, as primary enforcers of trade, enhance national safety and shipbuilding know-how, while weighing monetary policy debates on silver and gold standards with international currency commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Queen of the United
Nays
Battle Canal
Kinley and Cullom Speak on US Mint and Silver Policy
William McKinley urges opening the US mint to silver and labor to improve money quality. Senator Cullom calls for currency to be the best in the world for the people, reflecting 19th century monetary debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Cullom
Real Dimetallism Debate Persists in Pittsburg Gazette
The article argues that genuine bimetallists remain committed despite attacks from free coinage advocates. It cites foreign supporters, urges international cooperation to raise silver value through broader use, and warns against adding surplus silver and a gold-silver ratio that would burden the U S. It calls for continued effort with less hindrance from free coinage pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United States
Horoscope Satire Notes in 1806 Tribune
The 1806 column mocks politics and public figures as a parody forecast. It references Dan Campbell’s congressional boom, Tom Watson versus Sewall, Officer Jones in Forest City, Bjornson’s move to Germany, and a quip about Providence night hazards with a joke about 20 000 holes in the ground per Eugene Brown.
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Dan
Bjornson
Hoy
Pauleon
Equdre Feehley
Amedhus
Providence
Eugene Brown
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Enron
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New York
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Renate
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T. Connell
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Chicago
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Britain
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Hay Crater
Colin
Chicago Times-Herald
Mexico
Japan
India
China
Germany
Tellum
Switzerland
France
Mr. Bryan
St. Joseph Herald
Percival Lowell
Arigona
Mars
Ecamuis
Newedegler
Garman
Morgan B. Williams
Gerne
Tribune
Scranton Times
Republican Party
Miss Overman
Washington
Pastor Brown
Canton
Interior
Francis
Hoke Smith
K Hung Chang
Lugerne
Jim
Wilkes-Barre
Thomas B. Reed
Old Orchard
Altgeld
America
William M*kinley
Ameehos
Ises
Uuuvuwi
Reynulus Rus
Jermyn
Clemons
Ferber
O'Malley
Lackawanaa Ave
Conrad
Lackawanna Avenue
Washington Avenue
Maloney IS and Manufacturing
M. W. Collins
D. Beck
Adams Ave
Cora
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Commonwealth ‘Building
Frank T. Oxe
Is Exchange, Scran
James W
Oakford
Commonwealth Ipuliaine
Bamuel YW
Edgar
Spruce #1
L. A
Pitcher
Commonwealth Building
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Mears’ Building
Spruce Street
B. ¥. Killam
Wyoming Ave
J. H. Hamilton
I. A . Rance
Architects
Edward H. Pavis
E. L Walter
Lewis Hancock
Borucest. Cor. Wash. Ave
Brown & Morris
Price
Washington Evenoua
School OF the Lackawanna
Etris
Calatogsuo
Thomas M. Cann
Walter H. Buell
Miss Worcester
Adama Avenue
Republic Savings and Loan Association
Baver'r
Addresa R
Eeem
Wyoming Avenue
Miele Atece
Mevargee
Washington Ave
Frank P. Brown & CO
Arlen Wanna Ave
Shomas Aubrey
Laubach
R. M. Stratton
Ehange
A. Trapold
Wyomin Avenue
Comegys
W. FE. Allen
Cc. L. Frey
Vine Atreat
L. M. Gates
Washington T Avenue
Madison Avenue
J. C. Bateson
Linden Street
W. Lamereaux
Foon
Adams Avenue
Pr. ¢. L. Freas
Menro
W. G. Rook
Leeds
G. R. Clark , CO
Green House
North Main Avenue
Etere Telephone
Wire Sreens
Kuettel
Lackawanda Avenue
Franklin Avenue
P. Zeigler
Scranton House
Victor Koch
Westminster Hotel
Sixteenth St
Arving Pisco
York
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