Senator Quay Advised Against Interfering in Lackawanna Politics
Scranton reports suggest Senator Quay plans a Monday visit to Lackawanna Republicans to solicit support. The editorial argues his leadership demands restraint and warns against using party machinery for personal schemes or reprisals, urging loyalty to genuine party leadership over interference in county and city governance.
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Senator Quay
Quay
Lackawanna County
Commonwealth
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
United States Senate
Philadelphia
Hastings
Viator’s View on Turkish Censorship and Misrule
The piece cites Viator’s letter criticizing the Ottoman government for censorship of books and papers. It highlights a mistranslated chemistry text as an example of official ignorance, noting American readers’ mixed reactions to such governance while European and American warships anchor off Constantinople and Beirut.
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Effendi
Constantinople
Beirut
Enduring Ottoman Cruelty Spurs Call for Reform
A passage argues for decisive action to stop cruel practices by partitioning the Ottoman Empire and imposing a cooperative reforming suzerainty to restore civilization’s authority and order.
Penman Denounces Tribune Ties to Willard Quay Fight
In a Beranton Republican card T F Penman defends Judge Willard’s bid and accuses The Tribune of trying to dictate party leadership. He asserts loyalty to Willard while denying any set up of delegates and questions Scranton Republican influence and Quay connections in the county. The piece questions Penman’s true motives and cites past actions in Carbondale and Harrisburg regarding delegates.
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Major Penman
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Fourth
Tribune
Judge Willard
Congressman Scranton
Penman
Mr. Willard
Exchange please connect us with the post office
A fragmented dialogue mix references a conversation about offices, phones, and expectations. Mentions of post office contact and warnings against overreaching enterprise appear amid scattered chatter and interruptions. The text reads like a noisy telephone exchange scene with random interjections and old newspaper tone.
Scranton Politics and Delicate Delegates Contests
The piece argues that Clerk of Courts Thomas acted only after persuasion by Willard supporters to run for delegate, and questions the influence of Quay money in the Fourth district. It suggests Judge Willard’s allies won’t be swayed by Penman’s funds and expects Luzerne delegation to back Governor Hastings, with Scranton’s role in the financing debated.
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Mr. Willard
Scranton
Willard
Fourth District
Major Penman
Quay
Lackawanna
Republican party leadership under one man questioned
The Wilkes-Barre Times critiques current GOP leadership in Pennsylvania calling for action against a single dominant figure. It denounces fence-sitting and urges the vigorous young Republican officers to rebuke such leadership while paying tribute to Governor and Judge Rice as townsman.
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Rice
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