Republican State Ticket For Congress Endorses Galusha A Ghow
The Scranton Tribune notes the Republican slate for Congress includes Galusha A Ghow of Susquehanna as a candidate. Election day set for February 99.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1894
Page
4
The Scranton Tribune notes the Republican slate for Congress includes Galusha A Ghow of Susquehanna as a candidate. Election day set for February 99.
A Long Island style public address urges ballots for the Republican candidate for congress at large, urging duty and turnout. It warns of tariffs and industrial policy and cites local figures and political trends as pressure mounts for a GOP victory in Pennsylvania amid municipal and transportation debates.
The piece argues for a public memorial to George W. Childs as a civic honor essential to American memory, citing Singerly and the Trades League. It praises Childs’ influence on journalism, philanthropy, and public virtue, and urges broad support ahead of political debates.
Hon Garrier M Harding appeals to readers to resist policies he brands autocratic and anti business. He argues that a century of progress is endangered by a shift toward control by an advisory corps and a party bent on displacing the government and harming industry. He urges citizens to protest.
Local columns note congressman Jack Robinson’s single vote win for lieutenant governor at the third district convention in Scranton. Mentions of Scranton church calls, editor changes, town visitors, and small town social, business, and educational items in Pittston and Forest City areas.
The article discusses West Virginia politics, criticizing the committee chair for framing a national policy. It notes voter disappointment and cites opposition to free coal and the continuation of current office holders. Numerous unnamed speakers reflect tension over representation and party strategy.
A fragment discusses a plan to open the American market to manufacturers, arguing it will impoverish local workers and reduce revenues. The note urges caution to avoid forcing divestment and job loss while warning against the impact on domestic livelihoods.
A fragmented item mentions Likewire with the Mini Mute and names like liochester and Karen. The text hints at canal, storage batteries and a claim they could knock out any wire, but details are unclear and no event is described.
Nonsense OCR fragment mentions Koehler Prat Bipreen Stevens and an incident near patriotic symbols. Philadelphia regard notes distribution of two hundred loaves by Twentieth district police to the poor tomorrow.
Fragmentary notes mention Withen Barre Nee Dialer and Dieu with no Hides listed among cuckoo congressmen who voted to sustain. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear event details.
The snippet reflects a heated caption about a congressional matter in Hawaii and a remark deriding an opponent’s stance. It references a general dispute and a light mockery of a political figure without clear names or dates.
Fragmentary text shows a debated figure named Wilkes Marie Nena Dueler and Knight of Lala facing accusations of misleading the public before an election. Harangues criticize influence over voters, referencing a predecessor and a minister as targets of ridicule in a heated public discourse.
Readable fragments describe various named entities including capes, clans, and locations with unclear phonetic spellings. The text appears as a garbled catalog or list without coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
Winter sale coverage notes a Match-up event featuring discounts and special offers. Promotional hype emphasizes value and novelty in a busy shopping period.
Odd pieces at odd prices for undershirts and drawers as buyers are urged to buy now. The ad notes the firm faces shortages of certain items and promises matched sets at half the original price. Women’s Merino underwear is offered with odd lots and low prices.
A local ad advertises 50 pairs of blankets at deep discounts before winter. Duquesne, Dartmouth, California and Our Own Blankets are offered in multiple sizes and prices with notes on slight soiling and extra reductions for those pieces.
Two new lines in light and medium weight fabrics arrive for the season. Imported 45 inch fine twills are offered at 50 cents a yard. 38 inch novelty drepon effects bring 25 cents a yard with other spring novelties constantly arriving.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places in a garbled sequence with no clear events or context. Specific persons, dates, or locations are not discernible, leaving only scattered terms and potential proper nouns.
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