Are You In It The Welfare Of The Municipality
A 19th century editorial urges voters to back Charles H. Truman for eighth ward councilman citing civic character and public benefit. It condemns extravagance and calls for strong local leadership to improve the city’s finances and growth. The piece also discusses Hawaiian political blunders and a sharp naval committee hearing critique by Representative J A Sypher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie
Charles H. Truman
Salad Couneilman
J. A. Supner
Houre Naval Committee
Chap
Sypher
Sing
Herbert
Tracey
Bolldora
Amos J. Cummings
New York
Kentucky
South
Amos
Orbli
Revival of Republican Courage in City Caucuses Highlighted
A civil comment on recent Republican caucuses in city wards notes renewed vigor and organization. The piece contrasts the opposition's perceived incompetence with disciplined local efforts, citing Friday night’s Seventeenth Ward meeting as an exemplary case.
Energetic Republican Rally Marks Local Ward Caucus
The ward caucus drew strong turnout with Republican enthusiasm beyond routine. Voters showed unusual zeal, signaling a broader party mobilization ahead of November. The Democratic side faced internal feuds while a street incident with a sergeant-at-arms drew attention in the House.
Minister Willis and the Hawaii restoration row at Washington
The piece accuses Minister Willis of acting under orders from President Cleveland to press for the restoration of the Hawaiian monarchy and amnesty. It argues this taints U S policy, portrays Willis as betraying republican allyship, and calls for his resignation and return of passports. It laments American Congress inaction and mocks the effort as humiliating and unpatriotic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Lillowkalani
Side
Cleveland
Willia
Gretham Oan
Honolulu
Clevaland-Orreahan
Higiwingwamp
Whondale
Stevena
Stara and Stripes
United States
Cleveland-Greaham- Blount
Dole
Democratic Provident
American Congress
Sharp drop in immigrant arrivals signals record low
For 1993 New York reports 657,857 steerage passengers arrivin g by March 15, a total likely around 805,000 by year end. This marks a record low since 1880 and even below 1802 when cholera suspended immigration. The piece notes national hospitality and gratitude.
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New York
Immigration and Citizenship Debate Highlights Rising Tides
An article discusses immigration trends and calls for separating vicious newcomers from desirable migrants. It cites historical data from 1903 with figures for Germany, Austria, Norway, France, Poland, and other nations, noting crime and naturalization concerns and proposed protective measures.
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Sealy
Rivin
Auatris
Sous
Troland
Swelen
Humeary
Norway
France
Poland
Spain
Scranton Set for Lively Gop Year in Politics
The piece predicts a vigorous year in Scranton politics with planning for campaign rallies. It notes Hines may shift positions while Daniel Dorr faces a close bid for select council in the eighth ward. It lists upcoming state judicial openings and possible Republican nominees including George Ferris. It also mentions Herring and Herring’s nomination and Palmer of Michigan commenting on Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
McKinley
Seranton
Ita
Jabilew
Teed
Tastings
Scranton
Palmer
Michigan
Harrison
la Nota
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Scranton Tribune
F. E. Wood
Purlignen
Scranson, PA
Tok Thigune Publishing Company
Ourion
Tamune Bois
Fruaank
Gray
Penzance of
Scranton, Pa
the Scranton Tribune
Congress
Galusha A. Grow
Susquehanna
Widhey
Idralss
Julia Sineston
Harrisburg
Oscal
Torif
Congressional
Honolole
Mr. Stevens
Hawaii
Blount
Senate
Lil
House of Representatives
Joseph A. Scranton
Congres
Philadelphia Inquirer
Mac Gialvata A
Howard Matebler
Matebler
Ledirael
Congressional Coubined
Washington
Hines
Wilson
Tito
Pred Dorr
Common Pleas
Archbald
Lackawanna
Revidor
Northampton
Philadelphia
Sadler
Cumberland
Jade Hazen
Butler
Clayton
Delaware
Medard
Mercer
Wickham
Beaver
White
Indiana
McClean
Adams
FP Tirat
Center
Sittner
Wyoming
Orphans’ Court
Hanna
Hawking
Allegheny
Rhons
Lanerne
Sittser
Julge Medard
Hias
Rhone
Lugrrne
Judge Rico
George & Ferris
Weat Pittston
Gordini
Howard Mulobler
Grant Herring
Gorge W. Esner
Mauoh Chunk
Peniti
Herring
Howard
Hood
Wool
Conrad
Lackawanna Avenue
N. A. Hulbert
Guy Music Store
Wyoming Ave
Boulantos
Atrinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Milanich & Back
Btultys & Maur
Matthews Bros
Goldsmith’s
Mammoth Red Letter Clearing Sale
the Tribune, Truth and Free Press
Mercereau & Connell
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Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Fa
Bradford
Columbia
Luzerne
Montour
Pike, Sullivan
Wayne
Wyoming Counties
State of
Bittenbender & Co
Iron and Steel
Commonwealth Bli
Moos'o
Rus Dale
Laflin & Rand Powder Co.'s
Repauno Chemical Co
Antone Hartman
South Washington Avenas
Thompson & Pratt, Wilamt & Co
Malo
Eyoon
Scranton Tove Works
Lackawanna Ave
Luther Keller
IME
King's Windsor Cement
West Lackawanna Ave
Quarries and Works
Portland, Pa
Dickson Manufacturing CO
Echanton and
Wilkes-Barre
General Office
MT. Pleasant
Borwant i Sne
Wyoming Avenue
Trear
Mall of Tale Oto
Wil Revelve Prota Pt
Cpaiat
WM. T. Smith
Stowers Packing CO
William Lissenberger
Opposite Baptist Church
Penn Avenue
J. D. Williams
Frank P. Brown & Co
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