Scranton Tribune Vote for School Director Nominees
The Scranton Tribune notes a school director election with multiple candidates for the eleventh, fifth, fourth, eighth, seventeenth, and fifteenth wards. Voters decide three year terms for Peter Neals, D Phillips, D Fellows, Godfrey, Barker, and Elias Evans. The column references recent Washington developments and Spain’s response.
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Phillips
K. DD. Fellows
Yeaure
Godfrey
Political outlook on the Fifty-sixth Congress and Cuban policy
The piece argues that even with world peace a Democratic majority in the upcoming Fifty-sixth Congress is likely, while criticizing the McKinley administration for its handling of Cuban policy. It notes expected Republican strength to be weak and mentions Governor Bushnell of Ohio denying a bid for Senate against Mark Hanna.
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McKinley
Bushnell
Ohio
Columbus
Mark Henna
Debates on Modern Religion and Political Tactics
The essay argues against judging today by the past, noting a rise in church critique while praising present charity and brotherhood. It references Rev. John Mall’s resignation at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian and critiques of campaign tactics used to nominate George Wallace Delamater in Pennsylvania.
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John Mall
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York City
Evolution of the church and political caution in remarks
The piece contrasts a modern church shift toward humanity with ongoing reforms. It notes better fellowship in essentials while warning against overreach. It also discusses John P. Wikin’s gubernatorial nominating stance and cautions against using official influence for an early Allegheny candidate.
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Alexander of
Macedon
Neuwion
John P. Wikin
Colonel Stone
Allegheny
The Senate Election Debate and Reform Ideas
The Philadelphia Record addresses direct popular election of senators versus state chosen methods. It questions the benefits of direct election, notes potential scandals, and argues the core issue is reform of the people and leaders, not the system alone. It cites party discipline and Cuban belligerency as contemporary references.
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United States
Philadelphia Record
Dime slot machines political fights and public figures
The article reviews slot machines being driven from Wilkes-Barre and Scranton by police, questions the value of civil service exams, and comments on figures like Joaquin Miller Leslie M Shaw and Dole. It notes indecent literature cases and humor about bottled sunshine in Kentucky.
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Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
TOLD BY THE STARS Daily Horoscope Dawn by Amedius
Amedius's dawn zodiac for Thursday January 20, 1804 notes a child born that day will see theory as eloquent. The piece muses on nerves and cheek, counters and nickels, and warns against counterfeit money. Advice urges an early effort and patient background presence.
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Amedius
the Tribune
Equating Virtue Standards Across Sexes In Society
The essay argues that estimation is impossible and unwise if it applies to men but not to women. It asserts laws presume sexual purity for both sexes, penalize violations, and demand equal accountability. It condemns double standards and calls for consistent ethical expectations for married and single men alike.
Booths Clash Ends Quietly as They Split
Observers note William Booth and Hallington Booth separated after protracted negotiations. The Tribune laments the Booths’ public quarrel, urges retreat from publicity, and urges the leaders to focus on disinterested service rather than displays of vanity and conflict.
Railway Building And Prosperity
Philadelphia press argues rail construction slowed over the past decade, averaging far below historical levels. It links weak investment to currency doubts tied to a presidential election, urging currency reform to revive railroad growth and national prosperity.
New Year Shoes Offer At Backward Prices
A local retailer promotes new year footwear with advance styles offered at backward prices. The message invites customers to visit and select PR Shoes for updated fashion at reduced costs.
The Gospel of Common Sense by James Russell Lowell
Excerpt argues healing society by gradual reform and humane approach. Lowell notes Jesus bridged sacred doctrine with worldly life and warns against focusing only on dark sides of humanity. He reflects on fluctuating inner light and self awareness in moral growth.
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Jesus
Modern Hardware Store Sells Oil Heaters Fast
The store reports brisk sales of oil heaters, but maintains a firm plan to clear remaining stock quickly. The note emphasizes ongoing sale momentum despite previous promotions.
They Must Go In Sale Prices Quick Sellout May Happen
Prices are cut and items are moving fast with shoppers urged to act quickly before stock runs out. The sale emphasizes strong discounts and limited availability signaling a finishing rush.
Had Better Go Home General Booth Threatens US
A New York Sun editorial rejects General Booth and his British led revival as foreign meddling. It argues Americans can run their own jealous enterprises without London dictation and claims Booth should return to Britain to avoid imposing his spiritual and financial tyranny on Americus.
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London
Americus
Ngain
A Kiss Printout in Inland Printer May Edition
A playful couple in a historical Inland Printer excerpt shares flirtation over a printing press. The narrator asks for a kiss and receives permission before heading to press, wryly noting a large edition to follow.
China Dinner Bet Prompted by Stock Grab
Traders prepare to close out positions as they tally stock in a china dinner bet ahead of February 1. The push aims to finalize four lines of action before the deadline.
Marriage Etiquette Reminder in Rochester Chronicle
A local Rochester column stresses mutual respect in marriage and calls for grooms to mirror the respect they seek from brides, advising balanced treatment and courtesy within the partnership.
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