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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1894
Page
4
Fragmented OCR lists a 1840s Republican state ticket with men for Governor Daniel Waltings and other offices, followed by a political caption urging patriotism and lawfulness amid tumultuous change.
The editorial argues the Republican county committee fairly set the September 4 date for the Lackawanna convention, predicting a short, decisive campaign leading to a harmonious ticket and victory. It rejects claims of internal discord and notes state and national governance themes while criticizing recent political events.
The administration plans to appoint a temporary commission under the O Neill law approved Oct 1 1887 to examine the Debs strike and its impact on interstate commerce. It would include a resident commissioner and labor official to gather evidence and report to the president and Congress.
A detailed travelogue describes the coach route from London to Windsor Oxford Sevenoaks and Hampton Court. The piece highlights the palace’s history from Wolsey to Charles II, notable rooms and artworks, and tales of haunting in the haunted gallery.
The author extols Hampton Court's Great Hall of Henry VIII with its roof, glass, and tapestries as a Tudor masterpiece. Catharina Parr is noted as queen in 1643, with arches showing Wolsey’s terra cotta arms, then a river cruise back to London past Putney Bridge, ending with praise for the palace visit.
The Philadelphia Times and Inquirer dispatches about Lessenring candidacy are claimed not to originate from the News-Dealer. A Hazleton friend allegedly wrote the dispatches here to gain credibility, while the News-Dealer notes the Tumusg prints are accurate but the other reports are unsound.
The poem by the Rocky Mountain Celt editor wins $1 000 for best appeal to subscribers who have not paid their dues. It laments unpaid subscriptions and urges readers to support reporters by sending in payments.
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