Scranton Viaduct Plan Endorsed as City Unity Measure
The Board of Trade endorses the viaduct project as strengthening Scranton by easing rail crossings and uniting districts. The Tribune urges voters to bond for the construction, noting immediate safety benefits and broader city-wide improvement across South Side Sanderson Hill Hyde Park and North End. It also questions Armenian massacre reports and asks Olney to respond.
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Scranton
A. W. Dickson
Thia
the Tribune
Sanderson Hill
Hyde Park
North End
Scranton urged to back Home for the Friendlies fund
A fire warning sharpens demand for state aid and local generosity to Scranton's Home for the Friendlies. The piece urges residents to support a new building fund, noting the city’s prosperity and moral duty to protect homeless youth. It contrasts partisan divides with a call for unified action.
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Scranton
Commonwealth
Senator Davis Aims Monroe Doctrine Language
Senator Davis seeks official English wording for the Monroe Doctrine while Democrats protest it as a Republican ploy. The push for nonpartisan foreign policy appears doomed to fail across party lines.
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Davis
Republican duty in Scranton urged to back ticket
A Scranton editorial urges loyal Republicans to support the present city ticket against insurgent threats and Democratic influence. It praises Col. Ripple and notes Connellism as a distraction while urging unity for a clean, progressive administration.
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Abraham Lincoln
Scranton
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Connelliam
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Connell
Luzerne Republicans select delegates to St. Louis
After a canvass the Luzerne county Republicans chose Representative Leisenring and Morgan R. Morgans of Wilkes-Barre as delegates to the St. Louis convention with Colonel William J. Harvey and Theo Hart of Pittston as alternates. Hart’s defeat is attributed to geography and county strength.
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Leisenring
Morgan R. Morgans
Wilkes-Barre
St. Louis
William J. Harvey
Theo. Hart
Pittston
Morgans
Hart
Wilkes
Bayard defends Edinburgh speech amid non political setting
The secretary of state confirms Mr. Bayard's defense of his Edinburgh address. He says the speech to a literary scientific institution was non political and not tied to campaigns. Critics call the defense weak and question implications for U.S. diplomacy.
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United States
Harrangues
Julian Pauncefote
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Scranton
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Julian
M. 8. Quay Club
The Davis Resolution on Monroe Doctrine Declarations
The resolution submitted by Senator Davia of Minnesota reaffirms President Monroe's doctrine and calls on the United States to maintain and defend the policy against European interference. It asserts the Americas should not be colonized by European powers and warns against any sovereignty challenges or territorial encroachment through force, purchase, or control of transit routes.
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Davia
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Congress
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Europe
United States of America
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American
Unfriendly disposition toward the United States cited
A fragment states that a hostile attitude toward the United States represents an interposition the United States could not ignore or treat with indifference.
England must rise to end the tyrants and bloodshed
The passage calls England to awaken against war and tyranny, condemns the acts of murder and oppression, and urges a moral rebellion. It blames leaders who forsake their posts as citizens bleed, urging a divine tempest to sweep the perpetrators to doom. The horoscope portion offers caution about taxes and civic strife in Scranton.
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Desert
Christ
England
William Watson
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