Local Election Names Include Williams Widmayver Fickus Fowler
Mayor-E. UU, Vor Treasurer-DANIEL WILLIAMS, Controller-F. J. WIDMAYVER, Assessors ChARLES FOWLER CURIST FICKUS WILLIAM DAWSON listed for Reb. 18 Election Day. It discusses clipped wings of England's lying squadron in a brief, pointed note.
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E. UU
Ripple
Vor
Daniel Williams
F. J. Widmayver
Charles Fowler
Fickus
William Dawson
England
John H. Fellowe
Thomas J. Davies
Hyde Park
Scranton Times Denounces Alleged Primary Irregularities
A Scranton Republican critique attacks Democratic charges of primary misdeeds as hearsay and demands verifiable evidence. It cites Emil Bonn, Gower, Pollet, and Davies cases, notes voting-board disputes on the First Fifteenth district, and presents sworn affidavits from Scranton detailing the alleged misconduct and responses.
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Scranton Republican
Emil Bonn
Twelfth Ward
Bonn
Mesers
Louly Mollet
Fred C. Ehrhardt
Chatravain Clemons
Dade
Ehrhardt
Wetegate
J. HM. Thomas
Republican Party
Perman Gower
H. W. Coyle
Fred Hoppe
Mr. Gower
Sir. Gower
Pollet
Scranton
Firat
Joseph A. Scranton
Court of Justice
West Side
Fifteenth
Davies
Young Edwards
William Connell
Edwards
Moir
State of Pennsylvania
County of Lackawanna
Millar
Ald County
Scranton campaign fallout and election ballot disputes
The report asserts ballots were numbered with few illegal ballots rejected and no fairness issues in vigilance. It attacks Scranton allies and William Connell while defending party honesty and calling for prudence in considering accusations amid regional political tactics.
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Frank Jones
Davi M. James
Millar
Scranton
Dan
Tenneylvania
Lacka- Wann
John T. Lewis
Connell
Moir
Mr. Connell
Scranton Themiblican
Kent
Dickers
Mr. Scranton
Symphony benefit for Home for the Friendless in Scranton
Citizens urged to attend a benefit concert by the Scranton Symphony Orchestra honoring Professor Theodore Hemberger who donated proceeds to the Home for the Friendless. The event also showcases a push to develop instrumental music and educational standards in the community. Dr McLeod responds to a Truth criticism, defending his wording and urging editor acknowledgment of a misattribution.
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Scranton
Symphony
Theodore Hemberger
McLeod
The
Truth
Senator Quay on county votes for senator at primaries
Senator Quay discusses Jack Robinson's request to let county chairmen permit Republicans to vote their senator preference in primaries. He has seen only published copies, supports popular vote, and says the state committee cannot compel a primary vote. County committees may issue guidance, with Luzerne county already holding primaries.
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Jack” Robinson
Quay
Childman
State Committee
Luzerne County
Philadelphia
Lackawanna County
Mr. Robinson
British minister laments global suspicion of Britain’s push
Richly meritem from Ridge Record notes Mr. Secretary Chamberlain’s public speech accusing jealousy of Britain’s quiet expansion as cause of global distrust. The piece traces historical imperial acquisitions from Canada to Jamaica and Newfoundland, arguing Britain built trade by colonial control and noting widespread opposition to imperial influence.
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Ridge
Chamberlain
England
Gyrett
Britain
Great Britain
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Manitoba
British Columbia
Northwest Territory
Prince Edward
Newfoundland
British Guiana
British Honduras
Jamaica
Trinidad
Bahamas
Bermuda
Transvaal tactics cited and Scranton support debated
The writer critiques imperial tactics abroad and notes the impact of Congressman Scranton on the Democratic cause. It argues the Republican stance aids Democratic candidates while warning that Scranton’s ongoing involvement could end his political influence and affect local power dynamics.
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Roderick Ftandom
Scranton
Connell
J. A. Scranton
Tribune
Hock Shomben
Waving
Bailey
Holand
Robinson
Dbemocrnoy
Massacres and Armenian Victims Across Ottoman Empire
The Chicago Times-Herald reports Armenian massacres in 1895 with estimates of up to 1.2 million Kurds and Turkish forces involved. It notes Turkish police killing a deputation, refugee movements, and Western church missions operating in Armenian regions as European powers press for reform.
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Chicago Times-Herald
Tt le
Turkey
Hitsria Hive
Melitta
Mountainnie
Presbyterian
Armenia
TOLD BY THE STARS Daily Noroscope
Astrolabe cast at 3.11 a m for Tuesday. It notes a child born in May and suggests Johnny Fellows should hold up a right hand again. Withers may feel encouraged. a Times article questions social reform and parental duties amid temptation. Scranton appears ready to retire. Ajacehus counsels Republicans not to fear the Mugwump chorus.
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Chicago
Congress
Ian
Johnny Fellows
Withers
Times
Scranton
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Gores
the Tribune Pub
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Frank
P. Kingsbury
Man C. &. Ripple
Livy G. Richard
Earen
J. W. Davis
Business
Manacen
W. W. Youngg
Mana'e
Fax Weexley TarscNne
Centalos
Tom Tareone
D, L and W
Hoboken
Republican City
Ananias
Huthe
Quay Ageinal Dalzell
Watres
Hay Brown
John H. Fellows
F. W. Ewald
M. E
Joh M. Edwards
Blyde Park
Atlantic
Alice
Venesnes
Transvaal
eVective
Amacchus
the Tribune
Ajacehus
Matzow
Matrow
Banister’s
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Kodaks
Alorey
Washington Ave
Han
HLL & Conn
Lackawanma Ave
Jermyn
Wyoming Avenue
Duck Rivers
Lynn Havens
Keyports
Mill Ponds
Shrewsbury
Rockaways
Maurice River
Western Shores
Blue Points
Pierce’s Market
Penn Ave
Glemons
Ferder O'Malley
Lackawarna Avenue
Wernley Brothers
Roeing CO
Scranton, PA
Louis Conrad
Lackawanna Avenue
Coal Exchange Building
Mercereau & Connell
Lackawanna Ave
Peace Gamren
V. Skinner
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