Salvation Army leadership split mirrors wider political tensions
The piece contrasts General Booth and his son Ballington Booth with English discipline and American liberalization. It argues a clash between absolutist and flexible approaches, likening it to Catholic Church policies. It questions whether the Republican party will accept the Truth's challenge or bear a conviction of lying.
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Times-Herald tied to silver foes and Reed monetary plan
The Chicago Times-Herald attacks free silver and attacks Speaker Reed over a proposed international monetary conference. It argues for bimetallism as common policy. The piece notes Grover's influence shifting to Secretary Olney, with hints of Quay and Benedict commentary.
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Times-Herald
International Compact
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Olney
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Tribune Feuds Over Scranton Patronage and Republican Unity
The Tribune defends its loyalty to Republican principles while accusing Congressman Scranton of false patronage claims. It argues for party unity, warns against betraying the base, and cites costs of war and national limits to party division amid ongoing political strife.
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the Tribune
Scranton
United States and World War Expenditures Highlighted by Curtis
William E. Curtis cites figures showing total world military and naval spending in 18% reaching 1.688 billion dollars. He notes additional costs for fortifications arms arsenals and interest on war debt, with Russia and Germany listed among major holders of funds and bonds amounting to about 34.5 billion dollars in 1894, much of which supports war material.
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United States and Britain near amicable Venezuela settlement
Walter Welman reports Washington and London moving toward a formal understanding on the Venezuelan dispute. Britain favors U S mediation to restore diplomatic ties and settle the boundary issue, with negotiations intensifying and officials hopeful of arbitration.
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Mexico
Foreign Office
Silent gentleman on the playing fields and in study
The piece notes Lord Salisbury as naturally silent and solitary, likening him to Von Moltke. A boy at Eton is described as townless, working hard in form, and silent to an extreme that most peers found offputting. At the press office he impressed some with restraint and disappointed others seeking commentary.
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von Moltke
Hton
Vanity Fair Recone
Donald Cameron Biography Sketch in Pennsylvania
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls Donald Cameron of Pennsylvania near retirement from the senate. It notes his training by Lincoln's secretary of war and the influence of his father. A remark about Don's political talent is tied to poverty as the starting point of his career.
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Scott Jackson
Donald Cameron
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Enon
Callie P
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Don
Ife
Defection Looms in Scranton Political Scene
The article argues that Joseph A Sominten faces likely defeat of the Republican ticket in Scranton. It suggests a Democratic victory could monopolize patronage and that party factions and papers may abandon Sominten if Democrats win and favor their own allies.
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Wilker-Parré
Joseph A. Sominten
Scranton
Times
Connell
Democrats, Hevring Deel Ab, Bozanton
Republican Party in Lackawanna Vennis Needs No Reorganization
The Scranton Republican argues the Republican party of Lackawanna needs no reorganization. It urges leaders to abandon bulldozing tactics and act with integrity, noting future surveys will reveal the appropriate path and urging aspirants to proceed on the square.
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Scranton Republican
Republican Party
Lackawanna Vennis
Conversation Fragments Reveal Tone and Humor
A visitor asks Tommy questions while a minister quotes a line about fearing the Lord. Tommy answers with sarcasm. The scene includes a preacher and a reference to a gun held by the father, hinting at rural or solemn contexts.
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Daily Horoscope Drawn by Ajacecus and The Tribune
The astrolabe for Tuesday February 25 suggests a child born that day would see Chamberlain as a hoodoo for Scranton Investors. Thompson Beans speaks on recent campaign causes and results allowing business to resume as usual in the city. The Salvation Army dispute and Deacon Scranton’s Congress duties frame a chaotic scene with exalted warnings from Alachis. porcelain artists advised that well cooked food best decorates china.
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Scranton
Thompson Beans
Salvation Army
Satan
Alachis
China
Numerical sequence items show varying decimal values
A list of numbers with spaces separates values such as 1.25 1.49 2.23 4.49 5.39 7.50 and dimensions 27 x 63 24 x 48. The sequence mixes decimals and two dimension pairs without context.
Ten Months Showing of Imports Against McKinley Tariff
Textile Record notes ten months of imports into the United States showing gains for European manufacturers compared with the prior year. The table lists dutiable merchandise such as cotton and woolen hosiery, cotton fabrics, silk woods, wool, and shoddy by pounds and dollars, with a reported total loss to manufacturers of $118,492,000.
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