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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1896

Page

4

Ripple's Election Backed by Generous Republican Support

The writer asserts Colonel Ripple will win the mayoral race with a large margin and urges loyal Republicans to rally for the entire ticket. He defends Ripple against attacks, notes the importance of retaining the treasurer and city controller, and states Donald Cameron will not seek the Spain ambassadorship.

Ripple Democrate Polly Sterling Daniel Williams Widmayer Colonel Ripple Scranton Calon Sera Hop Offoe

Haywood launches Quay presidential boom with Pennsylvania rally

State Treasurer Haywood formally launches a Quay bid urging resolutions from counties and the state convention to press the Pennsylvania delegation at St Louis to name the junior senator. He argues against nominating from a doubtful state and urges united delegation action backed by Governor Hastings.

Haywood Pennsylvania St. Louis Quay Hastings United Lces

Scranton Times Endorses Connellism Against Malice

An open letter by ex-Judge Alfred Hand defends William Connell against hostile attacks tied to local factionalism. The piece argues Republican frauds are unfounded and condemns personal vilification that harms Scranton’s civic life. It praises Connell’s leadership and calls for more liberal public figures like him.

Alfred Hand

Election Finance Reform Debate in Ohio Senate

Senator Garfield introduces a detailed corrupt practices bill in the Ohio senate requiring itemized, sworn campaign expenditure reports by candidates and committees for elections and nominating contests. It argues such laws curb waste and pressure while noting limits vary by population and warn that money spent often funds nonessential appeals.

Garfield Ohio Senate

Slyde Park Stands By Daniel Willams Despite Shifting Tides

The piece asserts Slyde Park will not desert Daniel Willams ahead of Tuesday. It notes post 1982 election shifts and Democratic changes feared by rivals, implying political tensions and loyalty in the district.

Slyde Park Daniel Willams

The Wet Viaduct Question and City Progress

A Scranton editor argues for building the Linden street bridge and, more urgently, a viaduct to improve safety and reduce delays. The author notes past support for the bridge ordinance but insists the viaduct must accompany it, detailing cost estimates and broad civic benefits for residents, workers, and property owners.

the Tribune Lackawanna Avenue Linden Street J. A. Price Oliver Morgan

Defense of Colonel Ripple Elevates City Reputation

A letter to the editor praises Colonel BE H Ripple for defending the road name and public service. The writer lauds his Christian values, morality, and progress, noting his longstanding leadership and willingness to fulfill duties with credit and honor.

The Truth BE. H. Ripple Ciisens Ripple

In Scranton Letter Praises Charity Leader

A letter from J. A. Lansing of Scranton, dated February 10, extols a charitable man of broad sympathy and a generous heart. It lauds his future enduring honor by the current and coming generations, comparing him to Colonel K. Hipple and his lifelong friend and business associate, Mr. William Connell.

K. H. Ipple Leifelong Wiliam Connell J. A. Lansing

Prawn Oracle Whimsically Sees Political Storms

A mid nineteenth century Horoscope parodies politics with satire about democracy and orators. The Plymouth Tribune comment mocks public figures and media efforts, noting discord and failed attempts at pleasing all. The piece playfully critiques modern campaigns and advice columns.

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