Republican State Ticket Listed for Governor to Secretary
The Scranton Tribune notes the Republican slate for state offices including Daniel T. Tas tings for Governor Walter Lyon for Lieutenant Governor and Anos H. Myln for Auditor General with James W. Latta named for Secretary of Internal Affairs. It predicts that both Pennsylvania districts will elect Republicans to Congress next November.
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Daniel T. Tastings
Centril
Walter Lyon
Aclemeny
Uineral
Anos H. Mylin
Lancastei
James W. Latta
Valusha A. Grow
Elveath
Fennsylvania
Congress
Two Patriots Fall as Civil War Echoes Stand Still
Sixty eight years ago the can non and the hells applauded a civil war anniversary while two men John Adama and Thomas Jefferson epitomized rival ideals. Their deaths united in memory as the nation reflects on unity, slavery’s end, and industrial promise in the postwar South and national politics.
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Tattor
John Adama
New England
Thomas Jefferson
Jamestown
John Adim
Republican Party
Natal
South
Apporal
Sarren
Appomattox
Nto
North
Weat
Public outrage rises over Rosa death and Troy corruption
The piece argues public office is public trust, faces off against the Murphy machine in Troy, notes Rosa's murder as catalyst, and urges accountability for leaders in Albany and Troy while warning Republicans to keep private disputes out of politics.
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Bat Shea
Troy
Tammany
Robert Rose
Forventas
Edward Jurpiy
Hebed
Bat” Shea
Shea
Rosa’ Death
Boss Tweed
Robert Rosa
Murphy Machine
Democratic Party
Albany
Atill
David B. Hill’s Senate Rise and Equality Stance
The text notes David B. Hill’s rapid, favorable development since entering the senate. It praises his steadfastness to principle and his commitment to speaking and acting as he believes his duty requires, regardless of party approval or disapproval. It also highlights his effort to place himself on a broad platform of political equality for all classes.
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Senate
David B. Hill
Senator Hill Lauded Yet Criticized For Likely Self Interest
The piece questions Senator Hill's motives while praising his bravery and honesty. It argues he may act for self benefit rather than sincere self interest, noting his clashes with the modern Democracy. It urges Republican unity and calls for reconciliation before the county convention.
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Hill
Sta
Hardihood
David Ban
Said in Jest and Outrageous Politics Echo Senate Battle
The piece recalls a heated press confrontation over grand jury indictments of Mrs. Shriver of the New York Mail and Express and Mr. Edwards of the Philadelphia Press. It notes offers of bail from prominent figures and includes a satirical Fourth of July lyric and personal musings about love for Jack. The Boston coal strike impact on Boston is also mentioned.
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Democratic Senate
Grand Jury
Shriver
New York Mail and Express
Edwards
Philadelphia Press
Cadmus
Stevens
Travy
Daupl
Durbarrow
Baltimore
New York
Mr. Edwards
Chauncey M. Depew
William H. Grace Widh
Thomas L. James
Charles Emory Smith
Philadelphia
Prevention of Explosions in Powder Magazine Cited
The Philadelphia Press notes labor leaders Powderly and others miss the point as they object to strikes. The essay argues that preventing explosions hinges on keeping matches away from the powder magazine.
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Philadelphia Press
Powderly
Break Up This Boycott
Philadelphian Futtetin argues that twenty two railroads fed up by the American Railway Union boycott enjoy public support. He insists law must protect their business and arrest any strikers who interfere. He says the strike is irrational and should end swiftly with failure.
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Henry Watterson
Debs
Ttalwiya
Italwaya
Sophlama
Moislead
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Iman
Thona
Newhead
Martin Irons
Eugéne V. Debs
Trons
American Railway Union
Thors
Debs Avoids Paying Costs in Labor Demonstrations
Report claims Debs avoids covering daily expenses for labor demonstrations, while organizers assert the effort costs are mounting to around 640,000 per day. The piece contrasts Debs with Arthur, Sargent and other leaders in the labor movement.
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Debs
Fadimmazolia Journal
Arthur
Sargent
Old Glory and the Promise of Home
Poetic homage to the United States calling for national unity and hope. The piece, attributed to Harriet Prescott Spofford, speaks of Old Glory rising among seven stars and a beacon of healing, promise, and home for the hungry and longing.
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Darth
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