Reading Clerk Fletts Nominated for State House Post
The Scranton Tribune notes PF Wy Fletts of Scranton is chosen for the reading clerkship of the state house of representatives returning to the state capital. The nomination honors his long service as a campaign speaker and public healer, likely pleasing many younger Republicans in Lackawanna County.
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State House of Representatives
Fletta
Lalor Las
Harrisburg Tva
Benator
State charity funding debate sparks gridiron politics
The article discusses Pennsylvania charity funding, urging curtailment of state appropriations while criticizing political interference. It argues funds should be matched locally, condemning reliance on wealth to support private welfare and urging the legislature to tie state dollars to local commitments. It critiques partisan pressure and notes opinions about national leaders.
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Howesen
Uty
Kiek
Harrion Board
Wwe
Taney Ita
Aosi
Fioe
Commonwealth
Orenda
Hitian
Pennsylvania
Kaushman
Quay
Impring
Primary Elections Rules and Campaign Filing Requirements
The article explains August primaries for state and county offices, party designation, and ballot procedures. Voters must prove party loyalty or intent, candidates file with the secretary of the common wealth, and counties print party ballots. Voters receive a party specific ballot at the polling place.
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Fehustkill County
WIL
Chalheonged
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Himgelf
Coim Monwealth
Capitel
County
Willows
Cavill
Wberry
Willinming
Nomination procedures and political shifts discussed
The article reviews primary ballot handling from casting to result posting and the lot-based selection of party nominees, noting penalties for violations and spending rules for nomination costs. It discusses foreign policy skepticism, cabinet respect for aging figures, and various political comments including Senator Cameron and Quay.
Federal bankruptcy law urged to unify state insolvency rules
A Philadelphia Ledger editorial argues for a federal bankruptcy law to standardize insolvency rules, curb widespread failures, and protect creditors. It notes rising business failures, the drain on honest debtors, and the need to limit creditor favoritism while aiding victims of misfortune.
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Vardous
Ciltadelpha Ledger
Clmmorchil
Pressigi
Congress
Senate
When Sherman Is Considered For Secretary Role
The Times Herald notes age is not a bar for high office citing Palmerston Disraeli and others who served into advanced years. It argues Sherman could join President Meilinsey's cabinet at 74 with full ability, potentially freeing the secretary to focus on broad policy.
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Haa
John Sherman
Amerie
John Shermain
Times-Herald
Lord Palmerston
England
St. Disraeli
Glaileione
Webster
Marcy
Pierce
General Cass
Huchanga
Hamilton Fish
Meilinsey
Chuson
Arbitration treaty as path to enduring peace
A historical defense of a Britain United States arbitration pact with Venezuela and the Monro doctrine. The writer calls it a permanent peace between the English speaking nations, arguing mediation limits war and advances disarmament and rational international law. It lauds American leadership in shaping a lawful path to peaceful coexistence.
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Hirstind
Amerigan
England
Ameria
Binland
Amerioa
Grea
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Irelaid
United States
Anil Americang
Wrongdoing and Death by Suicide Tied to Bank Troubles
In a report from the Philadelphia industry pages a string of bank troubles is linked to embezzlement and suicides. One case involves Mr Hammond, driver for the defunct National Bank of Amenold, accused of misappropriating funds and driven to suicide amid accusations and humiliation.
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Baltimore
Bank corruption warnings echo through moral lecture
A long moralistic piece criticizes financial temptations and banking misconduct, warning that greed leads to downfall. It stresses integrity, supervision, and the impact on the innocent, urging vigilance against fraud and self‑serving schemes.
Aquarian Child Traits and Fate Outlined in Old Guide
A 19th century astrological passage describes Aquarian children as naturally perceptive, quick to judge character, and adept in trade. They are clever and educated but tend to defer to others. Early fortune appears around age twenty two, with later trials and a wife’s illness noted. The text emphasizes independence and guarding nervous and rheumatic issues.
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Willl Remin
Tinea
Aquiarius
Strane Plices
TOLD BY THE STARS Daily Horoscope by Tribune Astrologer
Amedius the Tribune Astrologer offers a whimsical forecast for Thursday June 2. The text blends quirky aphorisms about audience, performance, and social metaphors with playful allusions to symbols like the yellow kid and snowflakes and ends with a call to return a note from Miss Grow.
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Bargains on Dinner Sets at Cutting Prices
Odds and ends cleared to make room for spring stock. Dinner Sets on sale very low with many sets priced at 15.00 and some with missing pieces now offered for 10.00.
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