Correcting Impressions on Lackawanna Judge Appointment
The letter defends Judge Willard and Is critical of Senator Quay and LackawannaCounty politics. It recalls Hastings administration, reapportionment disputes, and the Minneapolis convention stance, arguing that Willard’s nomination was unthreatened and publicly endorsed by Lackawanna supporters before Quay’s opposition.
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Quay Leadership in Question Asks Republican Unity
Local commentary challenges Senator Quay as a political figure and questions if he should lead the Republican party as sole legislator and judge. The piece argues for preserving diverse leadership in Lackawanna County and the state, urging alignment with merit over personality.
Scranton Views on State Politics and Local Mentions
The Lebanon Report defends Newell Willard for the Superior Court and attacks Senator Quay and local political maneuvers. It hints at Governor Hastings’ support, Scranton’s factional ties, and upcoming state convention dynamics in Lackawanna. Weather notes forecast July conditions and storm history by Professor Coles.
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Political Gossip Near Future Faction Holds Quay in Power
Philadelphia gossip notes Senator Quay drives factional tensions within the party and aims to weaken the state administration. Governor Hastings resists but faces pressure to yield control, with the Philadelphia Bulletin debating whether Hastings can govern freely or be overridden by Quay.
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Party fights and calls for confidence in Governor Hastings
Pennsylvania Republicans rally around Governor Hastings amid factional strife led by Senator Quay. Supporters urge unity, denounce mercenary tactics, and demand Hastings receive a vote of confidence at the August convention. Critics point to Quay's control tactics and call for repudiation of his influence.
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Foul weather predictions and sun spot effects for July
Kingston astronomer forecasts dangerous disturbances from July 1 to 10 including cold waves heat, thunderstorms, hail, gales and floods especially in southern and western states. Sun spots may cause earthquakes, disputes and even suicides. crop guidance and planting days are outlined with specific dates for vegetables and care.
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Beranton Tribune Opens Fifth Year In Northeastern Pennsylvani a
The Beranton Tribune celebrates its fifth anniversary with praise from friends and editors. Livy Hichard, a former Gazette staffer, is cited as the driving force behind the Tribune’s rise to prominence in journalism.
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Scranton Tribune Marks Fourth Anniversary With Show of Staff Faces
The Scranton Tribune, four years old, celebrated with a souvenir feature showing eighty one staff portraits. Editor Richard Merit nods to Tracey and Tiean as capable additions to its top editorial ranks. The Tunkhannock Republican notes the paper’s rapid growth and public appreciation.
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Busquehanna Transcript
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Montrose Repub
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Keystone State
Scranton Tribune
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Noadhlow
Tunkhannock Republican
Daily Woroscope Prawn Forecast for July 1 1805
Amedius the Tribune Astrologer notes Libra governs the day with lunar hints and a teen child ponders what the Colonel thinks of Hilly. The piece lampoons democracy, a Central Park exhibition, and guards political fortunes amid odd editorial flourishes.
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