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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1894
Page
4
The Scranton Tribune lists F. E. Wood as General Manager and details its publishing company based in Scranton Pennsylvania with standard post office registrations and circulation notes. The text notes daily and weekly publication and typical newspaper masthead information.
A February 2 campaign endorsement in Scranton extols Galusha A Grow for Congress at Large. The piece lauds his long service and contrasts free trade with protective policy, urging voters to back Grow to unite the nation, spur industry, and advance common welfare.
The text discusses Senator White naming Mr Clave as a third choice for associate justice of the supreme court amid failed prior options. It notes White’s aristocratic lineage, Edward Douglas White’s political roles in Louisiana, and Clave’s background including service on the Louisiana Supreme Court from 1874 to 1880. The piece comments on propriety and past nomination controversies as President Hayes weighs options.
The article critiques Senator Whit and the presentation of his name amid a broader attack on civil service reform. It mocks the president’s handling of patronage in the Senate, condemns the selection process, and argues the public will react with shame to local progress tied to these political maneuvers.
The Dunmore race centers on the Patrick Henry Democratic club versus reform critics. Duggan faces scrutiny over oathlike pledges and borough management while Republican candidate Browning garners cross-endorsement support for duties and council improvements amid patrols of municipal vitality.
President Dole writes to Minister Wil ia detailing reasons for policy infamy imposed on Hawaiians. He expresses regret for the treatment they endured and reflects on the United States backed by commerce friendship and blood ties. He suggests the conflict arose from misunderstandings rather than facts.
In a charged critique, the writer denounces leniency toward polluters of franchise rights and condemns the passage of McKane. The piece contrasts public punishment of petty thieves with leniency for “franchise treason” and calls for a stronger civic response. It also criticizes Mr. Cleveland for opposing the Bissell Supreme Court expansion.
Daniel B Strong, son of Judge Strong of Honesdale, praised for his tariff speech in The Truth and labeled among the most American in ideas. He spent fifteen years in France, gained insight from leading statesmen, and argues for high protection to shield American workers from foreign competition. Also notes progress on the Goshen Middle town street railway and Frothingham theater developments with an opening planned March 26 and strong season prospects.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Boston Tranacelpt and Mrs Tan with Uncle George debating the Trailing Arbutus versus Mayflower and a playful exchange about lasting beauty. The garbled text includes references to ancestors and a time reckoning.
The notice explains a ballot choice with the instruction to vote yes in the box opposite the word Yes and to avoid affecting either question. It discusses marks like ox and references a poll context, urging voters to support a particular option while noting no impact on other questions.
An old tobacco habit remedy ad claims no injections and no inconvenience. It offers free consultation and treatment at confidential addresses, urging readers to ask their druggist for PHO RENO CURE and to visit a location in Rerantan, Pa.
Fragmentary text lists names and items related to electrical capes near Cape Titich Culley, Mink Cis Htrown Marten, and Monkey Capi. The legible parts mention a sum of £10 and a person or entity possibly involved, but the details are obscured and no clear event or outcome emerges.
A critique urges Pittibweg to stop domineering tactics and govern like a president not a New York politician to win Senate cooperation. The voice argues for steadier leadership and bipartisan approach to national affairs.
Report suggests the Penn sylvagia Democrats are harmonized and prepared to face a naval engagement on Tuesday in Ty Glucere. Calivwatun Neve and Flattery are noted as figures backing the effort.
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