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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1894
Page
4
A chronicle of political maneuvering critiques the Hawaiian policy, laments the Democratic convention body, and weighs the Hornblower nomination amid party strife. It notes British actions at Honolulu, Republican canvassing, and calls for strong constitutional accountability amid a turbulent federal scene.
The Associated Charities society in the city directs action to curb impostors who beg for sympathy, arguing true benevolence requires punishing beggars who exploit the needy. Advocates say driving impostors from the streets will aid the unemployed who can support themselves.
The piece urges work over alms, exposes street beggar frauds, and supports Tom Reed for president. It argues Maine should back Reed, while Republicans weigh candidates to best fit a shifting western political center and evolving national dynamics.
The Pennsylvania Democrats factions avoid endorsing Cleveland's Hawaii policy while critics label the platform as a whitewash. The piece argues Republicans forced clearer opposition, accusing the party of evading the issue and letting a political skeleton loom over its public face.
A feature on political shifts in Scranton Pennsylvania including Reform momentum in Pittston and the rise of Walter E. Titter and Herring appointments, with notes on local officials like Burgess Maloney and ongoing Democratic strength. The piece contrasts governance criticism with reform looks, predicting chances for a new municipal order.
The Philadelphia Times notes Pennsylvania Democrats cannot expect to win the upcoming congressional election after their Harrisburg convention efforts. The piece also mentions medical advice urging timely treatment for minor ailments and promotes Hood's Pills as a remedy for constipation by aiding peristaltic action.
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