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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1894
Page
4
Scranton Tribune shows Florid? Ee WoodD as general manager with standard paper masthead lines and postal notice indicating second class mail status at Scranton Pennsylvania.
The piece polls the August Democratic split and Colonel McClure's woes as a rival gains ground. It notes Democrats’ open confession period, praises Governor Melville and criticizes Republican leadership while lamenting Cleveland era diplomacy and journalist Mossel’s career shift.
The piece denounces Democratic newspapers for pushing a forgetful view of the Hawaiian episode. It asserts the public must not let the matter drop, insisting the wrongs and the alleged role of Stevens in deposing Liliuokalani be fully addressed.
A reflective defense of Washington’s enduring importance as a national emblem and moral beacon. It contrasts moderne historical critiques with the lasting value of his cautious counsel and steadfast leadership. The piece links Washington to civic virtue, unity, and the aspirational path of the republic.
Houdeman Singerly blasts Democratic leadership for losing 10000 Philadelphia votes by failing to issue tax receipts for nonpaying poll tax voters. Cleveland’s envoy among Pennsylvania faithful interprets as a scandalous default, while others view the issue through a different perspective.
The piece criticizes bribery in voting and paid taxes as illegitimate, notes Washington birthday era rhetoric, mocks a failed ballot change in Norristown, defends the new bullet voting system, and comments on Reform and repudiation, with mentions of Scranton, Philadelphia, and Cleveland. It debates party duty and honesty in 19th century civic discourse.
The text cites varied phrases about danger of “too offensively sane” and mentions opinions of Oscar Wilde, along with disjointed lines about performers and demand for books. It includes garbled names and unclear scenes, suggesting a deranged clipping with speculative commentary and disorder.
Incoherent OCR style prose argues Civilization is worth preserving while Anarchy must be exterminated. Mentions Jefferson Davis and Abraham Lincoln as hypothetical congressional voters on the Wilson bill with unclear stance and garbled names.
A collage of newspaper items riffs on political critique and personal whimsy. It mentions Democratic distrust, cautions against paternal rule, and notes opposition to the Wilson bill while weaving in literary fragments and poems.
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