Scranton Republicans defend party unity and fair primaries
The editorial urges Republicans to stay aligned with the party after contested primaries, defending Ripple Williams and Widmayer as reflecting honest majority rule. It condemns Independent Republican critics, calls for inspections of critics’ records, and praises Cullom and local leadership while urging support for the party ticket in the presidential year.
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Democrats Confront Treason in Rival Party Plot
The piece denounces a conspiracy against the Democratic leadership as mean and malicious. It argues Democrats should set aside party lines to oppose Republican treason and prevent Benedict Arnolds from undermining the election. It questions if Democrats will accept alliance with new allies or be beholden to them.
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Senator Cullom Enters Presidency Race at Age 67
The Illinois senator, 67, with a long Republican career, includes service as speaker in state legislature, three terms in the House, governor of Illinois, and current Senate tenure. He is described as clean handed, sagacious, and firmly aligned with party leadership on major issues, especially foreign affairs alongside Davis and Lodge.
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Washington Gossip on Westinghouse Brice and Blaine Ties
Washington gossip notes George Westinghouse purchasing James G. Elaine’s house on Dt Pont Circle with wintering in Washington and summers in Inusburg and Lennox Massachusetts. It reports high society rivalries with Senator Brice and lavish entertainments, plus pension curiosities and a Blaine birthplace gavel gift.
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Scranton Man Jailed for Beating Mother-in-law
A Scranton man was jailed yesterday for beating his mother-in-law in what appears to be a grim joke about family relations and political talk. The text also references political figures and party dynamics in a fragmented, satirical manner.
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