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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1896

Page

4

Republican tide surges in Scranton politics

The Republican tide in Scranton is rapidly gaining proportions akin to a tidal wave, signaling a major shift in local political dynamics and voter sentiment.

Scranton

Ripple Set for Scranton Mayor Amid Republican Strife

An unsigned Philadelphia Press editorial analyzes Scranton's mayoral race with Republican Colonel Ezra H. Ripple favored for his integrity and leadership. It notes factional opposition within the party, argues against fracturing the ticket, and warns of broader electoral consequences if dissenting Republicans damage the slate. The piece urges unity and a solid Republican majority.

Philadelphia Press Pennsylvania Scranton Ezra H. Ripple Whaever Colonel Ripple Thc Balters Congress Ripple

Crippen Attacks Bailey In Democratic Mayoral Race

Randolph Crippen, former Democratic mayoral candidate, criticizes Bailey for ingratitude citing Crippen’s earlier campaign work and his defeat of Pryor. He argues his group owes no duty to Bailey in the current canvass and frames ingratitude as a political offense.

Randolph Crippen Bailey Mr. Crippen Mr. Bailey Crippen Clarence EB. Pryor Hailey Batley

Political Row Over Crippen Tie Sparks Controversy

A local political dispute centers on Ale Crippen and the Democratic mayoral nominee. Critics allege a prior mistreatment of Crippen and accuse a morning paper of mudslinging to win support. Decency-minded residents are urged to reject the alleged pollution in public discourse.

Judge Pryor Upholds Civic Tests for Naturalization

The piece notes Judge Pryor of the New York Supreme Court defending strict naturalization standards. He requires applicants to show knowledge of the Constitution and English proficiency, arguing adherence to citizenship duties follows from language mastery and informed attachment to U.S. principles. It also touches on political implications and other city matters.

Judge Pryor New York Supreme Court Pryor New York United States

Impeachment talk over Cleveland bond deal and treasury folly

The piece questions Mr. Cleveland’s one year old bond deal with Morgan that sold 10414 bonds worth 111. It faults the secretary of the treasury for lack of foresight and argues for fiscal reform to protect the gold reserve. It critiques ongoing borrowing and urges solvent, prudent public finance.

Cleveland Morgan Syndicate Evening Post

Washington Gossip on Quay and Republican Nominations

Tribune notes Senator Quay as likely Republican national committee chairman with pressure from party leaders. It discusses potential candidates Hopkins McKinley Reed Lawrence Young Grows, postmaster bids by Bogert Livingstone, and the balance of power between silverites and sound money factions in the Senate and House.

Tribune Buweai Fourteenth Street N. W Washington Senator Quay Harrison Quay Wold Quay Reed Pennsylvania McKinley Morton Allison Bows Flarrity Ray Quay Tom Pratt New York George W. Lawrence Washington County Lawrence Bogert Livingstone Wilkes-Harre Hogert Cormain Davies Wilson Tam Chaiirman Republican Steering Committees Senate Congress John Allen

Re-election Rift and Recovery Hopes Amid Political Turmoil

Fragmentary report describes Jerry’s re election bid amid poor health worsening after his defeat. Mention of supporters Washington and Congress backing his recovery and claims he is a wealthy farmer in his district. Notes a new mall messenger service to open at Rendham Lackawanna County on February 12 via the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad.

Hale Hearny Jerry Washington Congress Rendham Lackawiana County Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad

Daily Horoscope Drawn by Alacchus at 2:17 a.m

The Tribune Astrologer notes an astrolabe cast for Money at 2 17 a.m on February 10 1904. The drawing suggests financial focus and potential gains or shifts in fortune for the day ahead.

Alacchus the Tribune

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