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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1896
Page
4
A Scranton survey shows dissidents within the Independent Republican faction shrinking as loyal Republicans gird for a decisive municipal vote. The piece argues that vigilance and unity will push the party to triumph, rejecting demoralizing efforts and pledging renewed support for the established city ticket.
The proposed viaduct would cost Scranton residents two cents each and remove eleven railroad tracks from central travel. It would benefit Hyde Park and all city residents, reducing danger and eyesores while enabling easier passage by foot, bike, or car. The item urges broad voter support as a matter of city progress.
General Harrison announces he will not be a candidate for another nomination and will not have his name used at St. Louis without his consent. Close friends expect the stance, noting his bereavement and four years of service, while praising his public conduct and character.
A critique argues Harrison faced unjust defeat amid political animus and asserts his conscientious leadership, urging renewed support. It discusses defense spending for coastal fortifications, Monroe Doctrine risks, and party dynamics with references to James, Holland, Pattison, and Harrigan.
An editorial from the Lebanon Report denounces coal barons as greedy monopolists, arguing the 6.4 million ton annual pool is artificial, raises consumer costs, and profits the few while workers suffer. It mocks accusations of robbery and suggests readers blame market forces and poor press balance.
Admiral Walker told the House committee on coast defenses on Monday that naval strength should be increased to ensure thorough effectiveness in war or peace. He emphasized sensible, pointed remarks urging a stronger navy under current conditions.
The piece urges loyal Republicans in Scranton to back Colonel Bera HH Ripple and an all honest ticket. It dismisses corruption charges as groundless and warns malcontents against trying to split the party, calling for a strong, unified municipal government.
A pair of editorials lampoon the Free Press editor as a young man with good intentions who will learn to curb personal attacks on William Connell. The Scranton Republican warns Victor Beamish that Connell handlers will withdraw patronage if Beamish resists, inviting a response from the targeted editor.
Ajacebus presents a star driven forecast for Wednesday February 5 1300 warning a cash short man risks gambling races and poker handles. Saturn aligns with the moon signaling danger and a warning against political compromise and hypnotic desertion of principle.
The Providence Star denounces factional Republicans in Scranton backing Ripple and Moir tickets. It argues Ripple supporters sought loyal party unity while Moir allies planned to disrupt and align with Democrats. It claims no fraud proof and defends open primaries amid heated municipal contest.
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