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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1895
Page
7
Purity movement gains momentum as Robinson case closes
The inquiry into the Robinson charges against Police Davis and Black ends with the defendants strengthened. Witnesses' reputations and secret deposition practices are questioned, while Lieutenant Davis is unscathed and Patrolman Block seen as talking too much to unworthy associates. The piece condemns unfounded attacks on public servants and praises Mme Modjeska's Scranton performances as uplifting and exemplary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Davis
Black
Young
Luzerne
Wilkes-Barre
Dr. Robinson
Scranton
Connell
Philadelphia Union Traction doubles fare amid public outcry
Philadelphia leaders denounce Union Traction's 5 to 8 cent fare rise and end of free transfers after a citywide merger. In a packed Academy of Music mass meeting, figures like John Field, Thomas Martindale, Patton, Smith and Penrose urged reversal and warned of possible municipal operation under condemnation. The protest highlights concerns over wages, travel demand, and corporate dominance in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street Railways of
Philadelphia
Union Traction Company
United States
Philadelphia Academy of Music
Pennsylvania
John Field
Thomas Martindale
Pattleon
Charles Emory Smith
Penrose
Elevated railways urged for Philadelphia transit reform
A Philadelphia meeting at the Academy of Music featured Senator Penrose pressing for forming a company to build elevated railways here and for shelter for motormen. He pledged to push bills for a chartered company and for shelters, arguing elevated lines would benefit residents and travelers more than current surface cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Penrose
Philadelphia
Scranton
Chicago
New York
Traction Corporation
United States
Republican speakers urge sober action over partisan boost
Close friends of Speaker Reed warn Washington papers that the public misreads his plea for conservative action. They say he wants to avoid partisan bumptiousness by a large majority while adjusting revenues to run the government without bond sales. The piece urges Republicans to act seriously, curb wind-jamming, and ensure a strong, workmanlike push to restore deficits and pass measures through a organized Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Washington
Congress
Kentucky Republican Chief Yerkes Seen as National Hope
Danville Ky. businessman John W Yerkes, head of the Kentucky Republican committee, emerges as a rising figure after backing Bradley to a notable victory. He declines a Senate bid, cites shared Democratic support for national issues, and stresses delivering better state government while managing finances amid cross party cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Republican Committee
Bradley
John W. Yerkes
Danville
Yerker
United States
Blackburn
Washington
Yerkes
The
Star
Kentucky
Hardin
Controlling narratives in postwar political coverage
The piece argues against claims of negro domination in southern states, praising local police integrity, and condemning sensational misrepresentations by major papers. It notes Judge P. P. Smith’s readiness, cites the Merals murder conviction, and critiques economic and political figures while urging honest, competitive governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merals
Board of Pardon
Press Commentaries Echo Political Carping Across Papers
A collage of excerpts from newspapers including Luzerne Wilkes-Barre Times Chicago Times-Herald Chicago Record Detroit Tribune Syracuse Post Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph and Atlanta Constitution shows editors reacting to official denouncements by clergy and politicians. Comments touch Monroe Doctrine Wall Street bond issues adjournment talks and presidential ambitions with a mix of sarcasm caution and opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Times-Herald
United States
John Bull
Great Britain
Man of steady wit and bulldog perseverance
A description praises a man as thoroughly well posted on literature and domestic in taste. It highlights his keen sighted organization and relentless spirit in pursuing small challenges, noting he rarely gives up and often fights again rather than yield to minor troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A Genial Egotat and the Burdened Public Man
A Washington Star excerpt laments the heavy burden placed on a new public figure. It argues the man must bear responsibility for the nation while asking him to ease his demeanor briefly. The piece likens voters to simple locals and preserves a humorous, folksy tone about governance and dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram
Mra
Ife
Mandy
Washington Star
Conversation Fragments From City Streets and Court Talk
A garbled dialogue captures street chatter about the mayoral police curfew on Spruce Street, a casual court call with Mr. Snyder on eloquence, and a voice strain after a street protest near a coal-heavers gathering. The snippet hints at a lively 19th century urban scene with reporters and citizens debating authority and rhetoric.
Early inspection promised advantage for careful buyers
Their display this season will surpass any of their previous exhibitions. An early inspection will be a great advantage to careful buyers.
Carpenter Quotes Quay in Washington Letter on Pennsylvania Senator
Frank G. Carpenter's Washington letter analyzes Pennsylvania's junior senator Quay. The writer notes Quay's reticence, dislike of interviews, and guarded public persona while contrasting him with typical political behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Carpenter
Pennsylvania
Washington
Quay
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