Republican State Ticket and Primary Reform Debate
The piece lists Republican state ticket members including Rice and Reed er with others and discusses reform ideas. It cites Judge Stewart’s plan to popularize primary elections and argues for limiting general election suffrage to those who participated in the preceding primary, urging conduct of reform at the primaries. It notes Scranton Traction’s acknowledgment of owed duties to patrons and hopes for further improvement.
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Stewart
Chambersburg
The
Tribune
Harrisburg
Scranton Traction Company
Ita
the Tribune
State Supt Schaeffer cites low Pennsylvania education ranking
The State Superintendent told the Allegheny County Teachers Institute that Pennsylvania ranks eleventh in term length and twenty eighth in teacher salaries, with poor support for higher education. The Pittsburg Times cites foreign population, schooling beliefs, and political influence as causes, while urging reform aligned with Quay’s platform and civil service tightening.
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Allegheny County Teachers’ Institute
Schaeffer
Pennsylvania
Mason and Dixon Line
Pittsburg Times
Next Senator Ideals in Quay Cameron Rivalry
The piece analyzes Senator Quay and Senator Cameron with hints that Quay may name Cameron’s successor. It compares party reform rhetoric to machine politics, notes public sentiment guidance, and questions who replaces Cameron. It also mentions General Harrison, McKinley, Reed, and Smith as possible implications for Pennsylvania’s political future.
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Cameron
Mr. Quay
Hastings
Commonwealth
Quay
Harrison
Platt
Pennsylvania
Donald
Editorial Poise of Charles Emory Smith Admired
Satirical pleasantries aside, the piece notes Mr. Smith’s dignity and increased esteem after a fair contest. The Philadelphia Press is praised for honest debate without abuse, and the defeat is seen as momentary not dishonorable. It defends independence of thought in public discourse.
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Charles Emory Smith
Mr. Smith
Philadelphia
Iimita
Nee
Platform and unity drive amid Republican tensions
The Philadelphia Bulletin lauds Hastings and Quay for restoring party unity after months of agitation. It argues for a broader party policy rejecting revenge, and praises the platform urged by Senator Quay focusing on money in elections, anti-corruption reforms, civil service, contract fairness, and reducing taxation while freeing schools from politics.
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Senator Quay
Quay
Republican Party
Philadelphia Bulletin
Hastings
Pitteburg Commercial Gazette
Tlea
Itt
Quay Elected State Chairman Promises Unified Campaign
The Gazette reports Henator Quay was elected state chairman in a harmonious vote. Supporters hail him as a great political general and capable leader while opposing voices call the quarrel a family matter. The result is said to energize Republican voters across the state and advance party principles from ocean to gulf.
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Williamaport Gazette and Bulletin
Henator Quay Aa
Ocean
Lake
Gulf
Quay Ia
Ames
Hastings
Gakeson
Banator Quay
Oda
Senator Quay Wins Pennsylvania Republican Convention Battle
The Chicago Journal views Senator Quay’s triumph at the Harrisburg state convention as a people’s victory over a corrupt political combine. It notes past Boston methods and asserts Quay’s win signals support for the party’s best elements over the worst while pledging reform and good government.
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Finais
Chicago Journal
Harrisburg
Boston
Senator Quay
Quay
Pennsylvania
Quay Emerges as National Leader After Local Battles
Carbondale Herald reports Quay’s rise to national leadership after a hard fought campaign against powerful local figures backed by administration support. The dialogue reveals social event plans and city staffing chatter, including guests Trolley party lists and municipal postures amid political tension.
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Carbondale Herald
Quay
Major Penman
Mr. Beranton
Quay 400
Wade Finn
Reese
Wade
Fred Felts Brooks
Sam Wright
Bernard Mesargee
Billy Hell
Mellows
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Ko Sunday
Fmak & Gray
P. Ringsbury
Pose
C. M. Ripple
Geo
Livy G. Richard
Eaves
W. W. David
W. Youngs
Mane
Gatereo
Postofficary
Scranton
Meanaghetla
Mircel
D. L
Hoboken
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Charles FB. Rice
Luzerne
EN. Willard
Lackawanna
Howard J. Reeder
Northampton
James A. Heaver
Center
John J. Wickham
Beaver
George B. Orlady
Huntingdon
Benjamin J. Haywood
Mercer
Martin
Magee
Yeuleenins
Glameamieaia
Altweld
Chicago Times-Herald
Senate
Wanamaker
Smith
McKinley
Reed
United States
Colonel McClure
Faber
Moana
Mr. Finn
North End
Pompeii
Tom
Tsee
Serges and
Henriettas
Jacquard
By Chies Iy Cris
Clemons
Ferber
O'Malley
Lackawanna Avenue
Ricker General Dealer
New Telephone Exchange
Adama Ave
Girleap
Clarence M. Florey
Wyoming Avenue
Mr. Florey
Washineyor
OWL Ang Manufactur
M. W. Collins
DR. Hills& Son
Albany Dentists
Conrad
Miller
Op Sale Dept
Wye
Are
Majestic Bs Raathes
Foote & Shear CO
Edison
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