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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1894
Page
4
Advertisers and politics mix in Scranton commentary
The column surveys Democratic support for the income tax and anti Wall Street rhetoric, notes local political loyalties, county restructuring talk near Forest, and praises Scranton and Lackawanna Republican caucuses while referencing a Scranton press club and newspaper workers in the region.
Washington Post becomes sarcastic in political critique
A clipped critique argues the Washington Post has grown sarcastic under Democratic triumph, accusing it of lofty rhetoric while addressing Congress and treasury concerns. It cites Carlisle and party leaders as examples of financial strain and shifting blame amid a looming fiscal deluge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waebington
Harrison
Congress
Wolns
Plato
Carlisle
Couran
The Post and a 19th Century Tariff Debate
A fragmentary critique mocks tariffs and revenue policy, arguing for abolishing customs houses and free importation while praising foreign patriots. It questions the Post’s past preference for a congress over experienced leaders and notes political confusion since 1802.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagatella
Riviera
Such
Congress
Call for William Connell to lead district in economic defense
A local political appeal urges William Connell to run for Congress to counter tariff threats and revive prosperity in Lackawanna County. The piece portrays Connell as trusted across party lines and asks whether he will heed neighbors and friends to restore confidence for workers and employers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushnes
Amarigan
Lackawanna County
Republic
Avery
William Connell
Tonch
Sddoader Fittel
Connell
Congress
Thia
Mr. Connell
Carlisle and the New York bankers folly in policy
The passage likens Secretary Carlisle to riding two borons at once and recalls Lincoln’s tale of a journey turning troublesome when a puddle appears. It warns Carlisle that he must modify his policy to avoid eventual failure as the gold reserve dwindles amid an administration increasing the deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
New York
Mr. Lincoln
Gotham
Fssancs
GROW EXPECTED TO WIN AS REPUBLICAN TIDE BUILDS
The piece predicts Hon. G. A. Grow’s election in a strong Republican year. It argues Democrats overstate dangers, notes Republican crowds and enthusiasm, and forecasts tariff impact and a wider political shift. It also mentions a new social reception model tried by Wilkes-Barre and Scranton communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Grow
Grow
Gressman
Wilkes- Barre Elke
Scranton Elke
Captain Delaney and Hoke Smith in Scranton Opinion Clash
The piece laments Captain John C Delaney dismissing frontier wealth folly and paints a sharp clash with Hoke Smith over Secretary Cleveland and Georgian politics. It notes Wilkes-Barre doctor Davis recovering from illness and praises ex Senator Morgan B Williams amid grippe and public concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C Delaney
Oklahoma
Horace Grevley
Hoke
Smith
Mr. Cleveland
Wut Hoke
Luzerne
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Morgan B. Williams
la Grippe
Congress
Henry Hatt in Pitshsbury Time
The piece discusses free trade single tax and populist influence in the Democratic party. It notes southern and western support for an income tax and the strategy to tie it to tariff reform under the Wilson bill, with potential swift action in the Senate if blocked in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hatt
Pitshsbury
Wasamatos
Rebellious Cleveland Opposed by Fellow Citizens
A critical commentary targets Mr. Cleveland describing him as obstinate and arrogant. The piece urges him to drop pretensions and join others in the community, calling for a more approachable demeanor.
Buckingham to Become Deputy Collector in Bloomeburg
The Mauch Chunk Daily News states that Robert Buckingham of Bloomeburg will soon take the post of Deputy Collector now held by Captain William Gable. Chief Deputy Ginter will continue in the same position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Buckingham
Bloomeburg
Capt
William Gable
Ginter
le Vow
Block system to start on Delaware and Lickawannie line
The Delaware and Lickawannie railway will introduce block signaling starting with the most dangerous stretch. Management vows to heed the moral from the Hackensack bridge disaster and move promptly to improve safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Lickawannie Railway
Hackensack Bridge
Toinans Between Grover and Adial in New York Advertising
A brief note on Adial's reserve toward the president and possible reciprocity in their dealings. The fragment suggests a cautious stance from Adial and a measured political dynamic in New York commercial circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover
Adial
Newr York
Local Leader Faces Free List Controversy Amid Tie to Royals
Ambiguity surrounds Chairman Wilson over the free list policy as observers including Mr. Cleveland and Queen Lil show keen interest. The issue attracts attention from Buffalo circles and hints at tensions with ongoing civic governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Keening News
Wilson
Mr. Cleveland
Queen Lil
Democratic Harmony at Philadelphia Event Fails to Impress
Report notes a Philadelphia gathering on Saturday that aimed to showcase Democratic unity but reads as uneven and less cohesive than expected. Organizers touted broad support yet attendees described mixed reactions and lingering divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Lebanon Ksport
Philadelphia
Honore Noted During Difficult Time for Hartmore Leader
The passage highlights Ara Evan, American President Cleveland, facing a challenging period amid national tensions. It references the struggle within the country as leaders contend with hardship and public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honore
Ara Evan
Hartmore
Cleveland
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