Political Battle Over Quay Crusade Splits Scranton Ballot
Scranton era editor notes changed politics as delegates in Lackawanna cast votes against Quay aligned forces. The piece warns of further defeats if anti-Quay leaders persist, citing primary elections looming in two districts and urging wiser counsel to drop self serving undertakings. Elmira Telegram mentions Olyphant’s shift in support and local reactions.
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Republicana
Lackawanna County
Senator Quay
Joseph A. Scranton
J.A. Scranton
Quay
Scranton
Lacka
Ming Pollcfelens
Neutenanta
Lackawanna
Matthew
Elmira
Olyphant
Fion
Charles O'Malley
O'Malley
Willard
Malley
Penman ‘Bimeek
Fourth district primaries and election night results debated
The Tribune reports Saturday primaries in the Fourth district and the district convention vote at Dunmore, while the Republican claim of victory by two to one is questioned. The paper’s electoral vote estimate closely mirrors Cleveland's actual result, and a competing Republican note suggests doubt about results on election night.
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Tribune
Dun
Republican
Vietory
Quay
Cleveland
Tribune Vows Fair Reporting In Political Dispute
The Tribune insists on truth in reporting after a vote, rejecting false reports. It contrasts itself with rivals that publish misleading information. The piece criticizes Alderman 8. &. Jones of Carbondale for babyish politics, urging mature conduct.
Editorial Tribute to Senator Quay Praises His Labor Save
The Bulletin and Manufacturer salute Senator Quay for safeguarding Pennsylvania industries through the Wilson tariff. They hail his resolve, defend his public service, and urge party discipline to curb his factional disputes. The piece lauds his industrial policy stance while noting political opposition and calls for continued support.
Penman and Jones Clash Over Fourth District Primaries
A divergence in reaction to the Fourth district primaries appears between Major T F Penman who accepted the verdict with philosophical calm and Alderman Jones of Carbondale who shows political soreness. Jones and allies claim a monopoly over the Republican party in the Fourth district and oppose Democratic converts joining their circle. County Republicans favored broader alliances and protest against exclusive tactics.
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Jones
Carbondale
T. F. Penman
Dunmore
Republian
Fourth
Republicat
Ss Emer
Vany
Quay
Kis
Pennsylvania
Palmer criticized for temper in current fight
The speaker defends Jonez as plucky and steadfast within his party and against opponents. He urges the Wilkes-Barre Times to seek General Palmer’s view directly to avoid misjudging his stance during the ongoing conflict.
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Jonez
Wilkes-Barre Times
Palmer
First Legislative District Delegates Back Willard Allies
From the First Legislative district comes strong support for delegates aligned with Meesia Phillipe and Atherton. Republicans see the real issue as preserving Judge Willard’s candidacy and honor fair play, praising Thomas Philips for his poverty to leadership arc and Atherton as a solid choice alongside Willard. O'Malley is also praised for representation.
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Meesia
Phillipe
Atherton
Willard
Thomas Philips
Bellevue
West Side
Phillips
B. B. Atherton
Piratlel
Coleague
Providence
Thomas Praised for Courage in Fourth District Fight
In Carbondale John H Thomas clerk of the courts emerges praised for steering a GOP clash. The piece notes his reluctance yet strong leadership and hints at broader party tensions involving Senator Quay and the Lackawanna county scene. It frames the political maneuvering ahead of next year’s campaign.
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Fourth Legislative
John H. Thomas
Thomas
Carbondale
John H. ‘Thomas
Susquehanna and Quay Politics Stir Scramble in Lackawanna
A fragment notes Susquehanna Republicans resisting bulk sale to Quay backers. It questions Senator Quay's fitness and remarks on Lackawanna county loyalists, Ripple's supporters, and potential shifts as the political battle intensifies. Also mentions John Thomas and a wary sentiment toward the Quay camp.
Comment of the Press on Rohrbach Quay Feud in Pennsylvania
A collection of excerpts shows Rohrbach failing to file for collector of Internal Revenue after a Cameron backed bid. The pieces describe Democratic sympathy for Quay, shifting press stance, and how Cameron and Quay influence state politics toward future national ambitions.
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Rohrbach
Northumberland County
Quay
Harrison
Internal Revenue
Cameron
Washington
Senator Cameron
Europe
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
Guild
Harrisburg
Mr. Rohrbach
Quay Tensions Shape Pennsylvania Party Press
A survey of Pennsylvania newspapers reveals divisions over Senator Quay. Democratic editors back Quay for future gains, while Republicans urge removal of Cameron and challenge his influence. Some papers support Hastings, others warn Quay’s dominance risks party unity.
Convention Calls for First Legislative District Scranton Pa
Republican delegates to the state convention to meet at Harrisburg on August 25 1895 will be elected at July 18 1895 polling places. The call lists ward by ward delegate allotments and times for Scranton districts. A second district convention is set for July 16 1895 at 2 p m in the arbitration rooms court home Scranton to choose two delegates for Harrisburg.
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Willard
Hyde Park
Lackawanna
Judge Willard
Thi County
Mears' Hall
Scranton
Harrisburg
Firat
Firat Ds
Florey Aims To Back Boys With Caps And Belts
Clarence M. Florey a sporting goods dealer on Wyoming avenue proposes a scheme to keep youths interested in baseball. For every ten cent ball or bat sold he will include a uniform cap and belt, aiming to encourage participation among eager hustlers.
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Wyoming Avenue
Mr. Florey
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