Hastings Defeat Stirs Calls for Reform in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania state convention defeat for Governor Daniel H. Hastings sparks debate within the Republican ranks. Supporters praise Hastings as a reform leader while critics question Senator Quay and allies like Andrews and Penrose. The piece laments anonymous letters from Montrose as a petty note amid broader political upheaval.
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Pennsylvania
Daniel H. Hastings
General Hastings
Senator Quay
Hastings
Republican Party of
Hastings Loyal in Victory Promises Republican Unity
The article lauds Daniel H. Hastings for honorable conduct and vows of party loyalty. It portrays him as a steadfast leader for improved party methods and mass will guiding conventions. It also hints at liquor dealer concerns in Scranton regarding speak-easies and beer supply.
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Daniel H. Hastings
Pennsylvania
Hastings
Tribune
Delamater
Dante H. Hastings
Republican Party of
Scranton
Farr law must be enforced to fight truancy says officials
The article argues that compulsory education laws are in operation and should be enforced. It notes Attorney General McCormick’s delay on a special truancy census does not negate the Farr law and urges boards of control to employ truancy officers. Public sentiment supports enforcement to spread popular education.
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Farr
Boards of Control
Scranton Board of Control
Inquirer ridiculed a Republican leader in public feud
The Philadelphia Inquirer weakens its championship of Senna tor Quay by resorting to personal ridicule of those who differ on public duty. It questions the paper's duty but condemns its columns as a vehicle for malice toward an eminent Lackawanna county Republican leader who acted honestly and sincerely.
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Andrews
Quay
Crawford County
Harrisburg
William H. Andrews
Andrewa
Penrose
Philadelphia
Occashon
Porter
Boles Penrose
Andrews, Penrose
Philadelphia Inquirer
Inquirer
Lackawanna County
Editorial critique of factional tactics and reform plan
A newspaper critic denounces taunting rhetoric around a factional battle and condemns biased tactics. It argues reform plans face obstacles and cautions that politicians will resist changes that challenge established power. The piece questions magnanimity in victory and emphasizes enduring strength.
British home secretary tilts at Florence Maybrick case
The cable reports the new British Home Secretary may reopen the Mrs Florence Maybrick case after her death sentence for murder. The Washington Post criticizes delays and calls for fair hearing while noting Maybrick's innocence claims and past prejudice in Britain and America. Colorado citizens voice shock over a bullfight exhibition with anger at an umpire's behavior toward the home team in a separate note.
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Washington Post
England
America
Home Secretary
Corn Surplus Sparks Debate on Hunger and Uses
Observers warn the 1895 corn crop may set a record with nearly 2.5 billion bushels in sight. The piece discusses exporting, feeding livestock, using corn for fuel, and distributing surplus to feed the hungry amid calls for reform in Pennsylvania politics and Johnson Cameron’s occultation.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Prairie States
Reforming Nominations From Primaries To Voter Power
The article argues for election reform focused on primaries to restore voter influence in nominations. It notes how party machines, wire pullers, and low primary turnout distort choices for judges, mayors, and other offices. A proposed remedy is making primaries pivotal, possibly restricting general election voting to enrolled primary participants.
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Stewart
Pennsylvania
Scranton Tribune
Ctizens
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