Quay Cameron Motives Questioned In Pennsylvania Politics
The piece argues Senator Quay may target national power beyond local offices, citing alleged talks with Governor Hastings and a Cameron badge at the Cleveland convention. It asserts Quay’s push could steer the party toward placing Donald Cameron in the presidential chair, urging public deliberation before decisive action.
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Senote
Hastings
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Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Senator Quay
Donald Cameron
Pan American congress of religion and education meets in Toronto
Eminent western hemisphere figures attend the Pan American congress of religion and education in Toronto. The program features leaders from Chicago Hull House Ms Addams, Archbishop Ireland, and Rev Drs Eby Gracey Conaty Carroll with discussions on unity peace missions education and the role of the press.
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Western Hemisphere
Toronto
Canada
Parliament of Religions
Chicago
C. C. Bonney
New Movement For the Unity and Peace of the World
Archbishop Ireland
Miss Addams
Hull House
G. Wood
Francia Fiyan
Charles 8. Eby
Japan
Dean W. R. Harris
St. Catharine's
Ont
J. T. Gracey
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N. Y
B. Wahlberg
Hamilton
Albert Shaw
Review of Reviews
T. J. Conaty
Worcester
F. K. Carroll
The
Independent
United States
Charles Henrotin
Department Mestr
Notable congress gathers leaders for humanitarian aims
The week’s program features principal speakers including President Thwing of Western Reserve University and Dr. Paul Carus. The article notes the congress as a historic, constructive force in promoting religion that aids good will across diverse beliefs. A possible state chairman candidate, Congressman Charles W. Stone, is mentioned amid political jockeying and pending delegate counts.
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Thwing
Western Reserve University
Paul Carus
The
Montst
Theodore F. Seward
H. C. Vrooman
Blackman
Yale
F. de Sola Mendes
Gotthell
New York
Ella Jennings
Alma
Scranton Republican Faces Backlash Over Slander Accord
In the First district the Scranton Republican is urged to apologize for a false charge against Representative Farr. Farr swore to the lie's total falsity, and a local vote in the Fourteenth ward denounced the slander by a wide margin. The piece notes past harm from such tactics and cites Alderman Jones threatening Judge Willard, questioning Jones’s political support.
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Scrantoom Republican
Farr
Republican
Quay
Jones
Willard
Public clash over unfounded charges against Judge Connolly
A columnist denounces Cornelius Smith for four local allegations against Judge Connolly and others, saying all claims are unfounded after investigation. The piece urges the judiciary or Bar association to act to restore public confidence and stop the ongoing attacks.
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Connolly
R. W. Archbald
T. H. Burns
Supreme Court
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Quay Defeat Sparks Debate on Senate Leadership and Party Future
The article argues Republicans fear defeating Senator Quay in the internal contest could harm the party's future usefulness of his services in Washington. It notes his term runs to 1899 and warns that binding him as an absolute possession risks repeating past disasters. It questions leadership value and cites the Washington Post on Grover Cleveland, casting doubt on the Post's praise.
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Quay
Pennsylvania
Feld
Haelf
Washington Post
Grover Cleveland
Post
al Tt Onay
Cameron
Tunkhannock Thepublican
Cameron Liter
Electric carriages and velocipede progress in late 19th century
The piece surveys velocipede development and the rise of electric carriages with twelve miles per hour speed in Europe, noting American firms building horseless carriages and the Paris 1589 exposition where U.S. electric displays led in value. It argues U.S. potential to evolve an electric carriage with horse power advantages and fewer drawbacks, urging Yankee ingenuity to solve the problem. It also mentions Representative Moore and a Wayne county delegate as political commentary.
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Paris
Bordeaux
American Electrica
United States
English Election Echoes Stir American Opinion In 1893
The piece contrasts Britain's recent parliamentary results with American views, noting the likely limited impact on House of Lords reform and criticizing Liberal splits. It comments on Commodore Sanders and Senator Quay, predicting political maneuvers in Lackawanna County and Susquehanna County factions while lampooning party mercenary tactics.
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Toe Regan
England
Rosebery
Labby
House of Lords
Elwyn Barron
London
Chicago Times-Herald
House of
Magee Lays Down the Law on Hastings Quay Split
Commentary from Pittsburg Times and Wilkes-Barre Times debates over party leadership in Pennsylvania. Arguments center on Governor Hastings and Chairman Gilkeson vs Senator Quay, urging withdrawal to achieve unified re election and criticizing proposed compromises.
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Magee
Pittsburg
Hastings
Glikeson
Quay
Gilkeson
Gilkes
Glilkeson
Wilkes-Barre
Hastings and Quay Headlines Build Toward Convention Showdown
A chorus of Pennsylvania papers from Norristown to WilkesBarre portrays Senator Quay as beaten or fading in the contest for state chair, while Hastings gains broad support. Articles urge ending the feud, warn Cameron’s fate, and call for decisive party unity ahead of the state convention.
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Quay
Norristown Herald
Pennsylvania
Eclilea
Indora
Ng Hastings
Warblers for Laurel Hill Discussed by Tribune Contact
A Tribune exchange records a caller named Barnie proposing to hire the troupe of warblers for Laurel Hill with cooperative management and plausible wealth backing. The conversation touches on mileage books and railroad perks, ending with a plan to sign grandstand fellows who knew how the game should be played.
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Penman
Mr. Heetem
Laurel Hill
the Tribune
Delaware
Lackawanna
Prasenirera
Tribune
Barnie
William
Florey Offers Caps Belts With Baseball Purchases
Clarence M. Florey, sporting goods dealer on Wyoming Avenue, launches a scheme to keep boys interested in baseball by giving a uniform cap and belt with every ten cent ball or bat. Among the hustlers is Mr. Florey.
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Clarence M. Florey
Wyoming Avenue
Mr. Florey
Times-Herald offers $5000 prize for practical horseless carriages
The Chicago Times-Herald proposes a competition with a $5000 prize to inventors of practical horseless carriages usable by all people. Open to both pleasure vehicles and wagons, the paper aims to spur American innovation as the era’s novelty fades near Paris.
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