Scranton Port (Portoance) Republican State Ticket Ad
Scranton July 17 1904 Republican State ticket listed for Governor Daniel H Teastings Lt Governor Walter Lyon Auditor General Amos Multer Lancaster Secretary James Latta Congressmen Galusha A Jolmow of Susquehanna George Auf of Weatmoreland Election date November 6. Referenced public opinion opposed the movement and warned of abrupt response to promoters.
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Daniel Hi. Teastings
Ofnteil
Girnor
Walter Lyon
Allegheny
Amos IL Myltin
OY Lascaster
Vial Agfaire
James W. Latta
Puiladelinea
Galusha A
Jitlow
Suequauania
George
AUF
Weatmorelard
Debs era leader doubts and labor union cautions rise
A column discusses Martin Trons hiding in Missouri under an assumed name and recounts how radicals influence unions. It contrasts cautious, sensible workers with hotheads, noting Debs conspiracies and Keeley cures misattributions while praising growing local weeklies shaping a more stable community on the road to prosperity.
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Martin Trons
Grant
Debs
Missouri
Trons
Tony
United States
Iris
Carbondale
Fermnton
Tie Mere
Pullman defense urged curb on outside proof of claims
The article criticizes Pullman for refusing to submit proof of philanthropic aims to an independent panel, arguing it harms his cause and reflects poorly on his honesty. It notes a recent eight percent annual dividend and contrasts political views in Minnesota Republicans and Populists on railroad and telegraph control.
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Pullman
Iin
Pullman Hs
Mr. Pullman
Debs
Power and reform debated in Northwestern press
A Wilkes-Barre paper critiques labor leadership and political reform efforts, arguing democratic theory, the Powderly era, and the balance of power in government. The piece defends schooling as a catalyst for success, endorses hard work, and criticizes optimistic notions of U.S. political control.
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Minneapolis
T. V. Powderly
Briatendom
New York Convention Attacks Spark Democratic Critique
Commentary denounces a scurrilous personal attack on ex Minister John M Francis of Troy by a Murphy ally. It contrasts him with a thug culture and urges New York voters to back Francis against Flower and Murphy. Minnesota Populists oppose sectarian school funding. Time will vindicate.
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New York
Empire State
People
New York State
Francis Governor
Flower
Murphy
Grover Cleveland
Sister
Commonwealth
Fraviola
Democratic Party
Minnnesota
New Business College Proposed by Two Promising Youngmen
A city plans a new business college led by two capable young men. The school promises a systematic course in bookkeeping commercial law mathematics and business forms with valuable instruction for young men seeking success in life.
Spectral lore and modern musings fill a quirky column
A collage of odd tales spans Teuxkesbury legends of a murdered Lancastrian prince, haunted houses, and midnight apparitions. It threads in theater talk, royal misfortune, a Belgian belief about Maximilian and Carlota, soda fountain jest, and a New York denticurist proposal for women.
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Major Warren
Hampton Court
Tewkesbury
William Winter
Prince of Wales
Croes
Asehold
Clopton
Compteu-Wyngate
Tewke-bury
the Cross
Emile
Merry Fountain
Ant ©An Werry
Meri Soda Fountain
New York
Sta
Forceful domestic roles and satire in social life
A fragmentary column surveys marriage norms and the social weight of wives, portraying husbands as providers and homebound figures amid fashion pressures. It cites verse fragments and literary jests from the Detroit Free Press and Washington Star, touching on domestic tension and public perception.
Altoona Terhune VP Wickes Refuses Arbitration Proposal
The text criticizes Wickes for denying arbitration proposals during a period of public unrest. It argues that refusing to arbitrate while investors and workers face wage pressures harms justice and defies law, urging trusted citizens to support arbitration to uphold fairness.
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Altoona Terhune
Wickes
Pallman Company
Jnck
Neserta
Indianapolia vovnal and Pullman proposal criticized
The passage questions a proposed meeting between the Pullman company and a citizen committee lacking Deba's representation. It argues that even if no company grievance exists the proposer, Mr Allman, showed poor regard for public welfare and property in peril.
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Pullman Company
Deba
Allman
Labor's Real Severeien in Diuliaapolis
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a labor scene with shifting wages and a worker's view of home life. The text references wage earner concerns and individual autonomy in a domestic setting, though details are incomplete and names or places are uncertain.
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Diulianapolia
Denate of the Swalled Head Washington Shar
Fragmentary text mentions Debs and 18 percent, a presidential ticket with Debs for president and Altgeli for vice president, and a platform advocating laws as stated. The readable parts are incomplete and nonstandard.
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Washington
Debs
Altgeli
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