Diplomatic Tension Over Journalists Visit Upsets Pauncefote
Sir Julian Pauncefote fumes at Henry Norman London's special commissioner visiting Washington over the Venezuelan affair. He denies social courtesies and issues notices limiting social functions while seeking delicacy in government ties. Norman persists, completing his business and departing without incident.
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Julian Pauncefote
Washington
Henry Norman
London Chronicle
England
Sir Julian
Mr. Norman
Norman
Political hindsight on Democratic and Republican tickets
The piece analyzes sentiment in city elections, noting Democratic nominees’ acceptance amid doubt and praising Republican strength. It urges Republicans to mobilize for a strong, early campaign and hints at Theodore Hart as likely national delegate winner after Lucerne count.
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Itelf
Scranton
Theodore Hart
Rockafeller Bank Prosecution Questioned After Two Years
The board weighs continuing charges against the aging banker after two years since the bank collapse. Critics argue further prosecutions won’t restore funds or alter the downfall, while mercy is urged as a finer half of justice in the dramatic episode.
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Rockafeller
The Rockefeller Incident and Bank Oversight Lessons
The text argues for stronger official supervision of banks, tighter safeguards for savings deposits, and state and federal chartered banks. It warns against relying on private banks and emphasizes that progress lies in tightening accountability. It notes the difference between nominating officials and actually electing them.
Turkish minister in Washington on the Armenian question
The Turkish claim of innocence is disputed by a joint powers commission and many sources. The piece urges action against Ottoman impudence and cites the need to defend Christians as a duty. It also discusses U.S. politics, Cleveland terms, and domestic issues on labor and coast defenses.
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Washington
Alma
William F. Curtis
Chicago Record
W. A. Vaden
Sydney
Carlisle
Mr. Carlisle
Wilkes- Barre
Quay Strengthens Grip on Philadelphia Republican Machine
As Philadelphia's new Republican city committee forms, Senator Quay gains influence over the local party, shifting from fear to respect. His strategy favors conciliation and solid backing, signaling a lasting political consolidation ahead of the presidential year.
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Republican City Committee
Philadelphia
Quay
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
President Cleveland Not Yet Renominated. Report Sparks Debate
A report suggests President Cleveland will notify the Democratic National Committee by letter that he will not seek re nomination. The claim may be based on conjecture rather than firm action.
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Cleveland
Democratic National Committee
Washington Labor Bills Move Toward Early Action
Tribune dispatch reports Chairman Phillips aims to convene the House Labor Committee soon to organize and report bills. A labor commission bill, backed by labor and agricultural interests, is likely to move quickly, with a plan for a 15-member commission representing labor capital and agriculture. A contrasting proposal would create five commissions to examine pending labor legislation.
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Fourteenth Streets
N. W
Washington
Phillips
House Committee On Labor
House
Labor Commission
Labor Committee
Knights of Labor
Philadelhia
Congress
Apy
Postce Department
Mohawk editor recalls Italian society claims and political shift
The article recounts editorials alleging a Mafia-like Italian society in Lackawanna and Luzerne counties, notes recent Italian suspects' arrests for murder and arson, and links results to political and local hotel associations in the capitol. It also mentions a forthcoming marriage of Senator Quay's daughter and local literary notices.
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Scranton Times
Itallane
Lackawanna
Agjarent
Beranton
Penne
Johnny Bull warned by the New York Sun poem
A satirical poem rebukes Britain under John Bull for imperial conquests including Ashanteers and Abyssinians. It questions whether Britain will fight or settle and warns of looming dangers from other nations and leaders like Salisbury.
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Salisbury
Johnny Bull
New York Sun
Daily Horoscope Drawn by Amaccus in The Tribune
The page presents individual horoscopes for readers born under Aries and a Scranton railroader profile. It notes intellectual Aries traits and advises against flirting with streetcar conductors, while predicting summer pleasures and hints at future success for a railroad official. It also mentions several readers and the format includes a sample hair and birth date submission.
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Fellows
Mesere
Bailey
Boland
Robinson
Merrifeld
Bulley
Alachua
Black Barrie
South Side
Aries
Jim
Scranton
Storewide January stock sale to clear five floors
We will spend January auditing five floors to weed out leftovers from the year and make room for new spring stock. The sale aims for quick closeouts with real bar gains and invites customers in need of items in our line to visit the store.
Fine China and House Furnishings Display
Advertisement lists crockery cut glass lamps and house furnishing goods at 422 Lackawarra Avenue.
Urge to Stock Office Supplies Now for Quick Delivery
The plea urges readers to inspect their office and place orders for paper, blank books, ledgers, typewriter paper, ink, and pens to avoid future stockouts. Aims to ensure availability of needed items without delays.
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