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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1894

Page

4

Republican Ticket and Political Commentary in Scranton

A political column discusses the Republican ticket with Galusha A Grow named as congressman at large, critiques Wilson tariff and Democratic policies, and condemns false information in newspapers. It notes Wyoming county GOP opposition to Judge Sitler and praises Lackawanna County finances and thrift amid economic panic.

Wyoming Judge Sittear Jorge Ingham Henry Harding Bradley W. Laws Tunkhannock Tackawanna County United States Lackawanna

Address by New York Republican club on national welfare

The New York Republican club speaker notes that under Republican protection the American worker and his family have fared better than foreign rivals and saved more. The American farmer is said to be more independent and better off than those employed in agriculture abroad.

Reed Conough Incersor New York Repubican Club Republican Party Parner

Will Farmers Stay Fooled by Trade Policy Trade Shift

The passage argues that higher wages and free trade choices have empowered consumers and voters, linking agricultural votes to political change. It contends the agricultural bloc helped defeat the Republicans by embracing free trade, lowering farm prices, and claims farmers may be misled by such policy shifts.

The Wilson bill revolt against economic folly and ruin

A historical tirade denounces the Wilson bill as a reckless policy that will deepen deficits and devastate trade. The speaker urges the Senate to act against perceived patronage driven folly and defend the republic from economic ruin. The piece warns of consequences if such measures pass.

Democratic economists critique free coal clause impact on Pennsylvania

An authoritative interview with William Connell argues that free bituminous coal would sharply reduce demand for small anthracite in the U S home market. The Practical coalman warns Democrats not to overlook the real effects on the domestic fuel industry.

Pennsylvania Nova Scotia Diapute William Connell Joe Point Connell

Kentucky Senate Votes Again on Peckham Nomination

Kentucky's legislature instructs the two U S senators to reconsider the confirmation of Judge Peckham, Cleveland's second nominee to the Supreme bench. The move questions Senate competence and suggests legislatures may influence federal appointments and personnel.

Kentucky United States Jurge Peckham Cleveland Bupremé Nervica

Nonsense on Nomination Nonsense and Bourbon Nerve

A caustic editorial decries partisan posturing in U.S. presidential nominations. It criticizes Kentucky and state politics, mocking the idea that national appointments must succumb to factional struggle, and laments the drift toward empty show and low conduct.

Kentucky Commonwealths United States Senate Napedes

Music Lovers in Scranton See Recitals and Innovations

A flurry of musical activity in Scranton includes Julie Rive-King’s husband pursuing piano recital arrangements, Miss Florence Richmond urged for an afternoon recital, and various artists rehearsing for Powell’s recitals. Prominent figures like Kitty Tart depart for New York engagements, while Fred Meyer unveils a violin sounding board and George Carter plans a Powell’s piano recital amid local choir and organ performances.

I. II Sing New York Mie Julie Rive-King Powell's Buster McCarter Elin Park Methodist Aharel Florence Richmond Pean Avenue Sen Kitty Tart First Presbyterian Church St Mary's Church Jersey City Hart Scranton

The Right Man for the Place Chrhontoale Meralis FE

The article praises Chrhontoale Meralis as a bright journalist and notes he and editor Hehard will work together to lead the Bovarian Thruse.

Chrhontoale Meralis FE. T. Sweet Telnado Hehard Larneas

Powderly Successor Teeters Between State Men Ideals

The draft notes suggest a new leader for labor circles may be aligned with the bustling school of state-minded figures. The commentary views the potential successor as part of a movement favoring grand, long-range plans and formal authority.

Chicago Powderly

Apathy Halts Patriotism Near Minister Willis Return

A fragmented note laments lack of patriotic spirit as plans to bring Minister Willis home falter. The incomplete text hints at political frustration and absence of public enthusiasm amid unspecified events.

Chleiye Willis

Man Attends to Own Business Noticed Little

Calvin Nouia notes that a person who faithfully tends to his own affairs goes largely unseen. He argues true merit lies in quiet diligence rather than public notice or praise.

Calvin Nouia Lia

A Symphony In Blues

Detroit Tribune contemplates life and art with dreamlike imagery in a prose impression. The piece mulls color, perspective, and mood as it hints at a cinematic drift from dream to daylight.

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