Quay faces uphill fight for state convention control
The article analyzes Senator Quay's struggle for Pennsylvania party leadership at the upcoming state convention. It details his limited support among eight key figures, the risk of defeating Justice Willard and the likelihood he must win over several unlikely backers. It notes regional representation tensions and the potential topple of Hastings administration.
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Political chaos hinted in Susquehanna and Camero nists
A bustling canvass across valleys and hills steers delegates for the state convention. The piece argues the First district Republicans oppose Cameron and his backer Senator Quay, warning of judicially protected railroad receivers harming the anthracite coal trade and workers. It urges accountability, praising honest producers and urging Quay to engage with the people.
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Pennsylvania
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Senator Quay urged to lead own fight with capable advisers
The Pittsburg Commercial Gazette urges Senator Quay to control his political campaign and avoid relying on incompetent advisers. It argues that his long career shows his resilience but warns against entanglements with local malcontents and petty rivals hoping to seize influence.
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Quay and Hastings Faces Split Over Lackawanna Delegates
A Philadelphia Inquirer claim that four Lackawanna delegates back Quay and will vote for him for state chairmanship sparks debate. The piece questions Quay’s tactics, notes Hastings’ independent governorship and calls for loyalty to Willard, Willard’s interests, and party unity amid factional strife.
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Political Rhetoric Shapes Quay and Hastings Push
A fragment reflects on party power struggles as Quay faces possible punishment and Hastings weighs a personal tour to counties in Gilkeson’s defense. The piece questions leadership, party discipline, and fair play within a shifting Republican landscape.
Comment of the Press on Senator Quay and Republican feuding
A collection of editorials from Wilkes-Barre Times Philadelphia Press Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph Hyde Park Courier-Progress and others critique Senator Quay. They discuss his campaign presence in Luzerne county, his perceived failures to aid local workers, and questions about party leadership and strategy amid factional struggles. The pieces frame Quay as losing influence while urging party unity.
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Quay Hastings contest cited by Pennsylvania papers
A collection of editorial snippets from Philadelphia Press Altoona Gazette Wilkes-Barre Times and others discuss Quay Hastings politics. They question delegates loyal to Quay and Hastings, argue money was not decisive, and portray the struggle as a clash of machine influence versus intelligent voters.
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First Legislative District Republicans Hold Scranton Convention
The Republicans of the First Legislative District announce a convention in Mears hall Scranton Pa on Friday July 19 18% at 3 PM to elect two delegates to the Republican state convention in Harrisburg August 2 18%. Delegates vote at the usual polling place on Thursday July 18 18% between 4 and 7 PM with districts allocated by ward and division across Scranton. Vigilance committee chair W A Paine and secretary John H Reynolds issue notice and urge participation.
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Florey Offers Free Cap and Belt With Baseball Goods
Clarence M. Florey, sporting goods dealer on Armington Avenue, unveils a promotion to keep boys interested in baseball. For every ten cent ball or bat purchased, he will supply a uniform cap and belt, among the hustlers is Mr. Florey.
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