Congressmen-at-Large Name Regional Election Note
Congressmen-at-Large Galusha A. Grow of Susquehanna and Samuel A. Davenport of Erie listed in regional election material dated November 3. The notice preserves names and positions for the ballot in the local political roster.
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Galusha A. Grow
Susquehanna
Samuel A. Davenport
Eriv. Liection Noy
James W. Oakford
Common _ wealth
Samuel W. Edgar
Spruce At
Acranton
L. A. Waters
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton
Uribe Townsend
Arionet
Atlaw, Dime Bank
Free silver debate and policy contrasts in Scranton Times piece
The Scranton Times advocates free silver while questioning its cure for farm price declines. It contrasts calls for expansion of tariffs and veterans protections with warnings about overproduction and international monetary reforms. The editorial critiques the paper's own stance on silver and argues for clearer long term economic logic.
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Scranton Times
Times
Ts Rightangle
Colonel William J. Scott for Pennsylvania Senate Seat
The article endorses Colonel William J. Scott, Republican candidate for the Pennsylvania lower district senate. It lauds his speaking ability, business experience, diligence, and clean record, asserting he will be a strong committee worker and elevate the district in the state senate. It notes his Philadelphia origins and support from Republicans and some Democrats, with critique of tariff policy and free silver debates affecting farmers and manufacturers.
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Pennsylvania
William J. Scott
Colonel Scott
Senate of
Senate
Philadelphia
McKinley Speech Advocates Protection Over Cheap Silver
The piece argues reforms favor protectionism to raise farm prices and restore business activity. It cautions that money should be as good globally, with tariffs reducing imports and boosting domestic production. It notes Wilgon tariff imports total about $729.6 million through May last year and questions tariff as an issue.
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United States
McKinley
Debates On Gold Flows and Silver Coinage Policy
The article reviews gold movements from 1878 to 1892 under Republican policy, noting net gold imports and debt reductions, then contrasts with 1893 to 1896 tariff reform impacts. It discusses Blaine’s stance on remonetization and warns against free coinage of silver, arguing it would drain gold and harm the economy.
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Cleveland
Congress
Gould
Attenton
Harrison
Isis
The Influence of Leo Throughout Leo Sun Sign Traits
The Sun moves into Leo and remains until August 2, outlining Leo’s emotional nature and adaptability. It cites ancient and modern views on Leo children, including potential flaws, fortunes after age twenty, and risks such as consumption and palsy.
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Leo
Campaign tariff issue drives press coverage and public debate
The Tribune frames tariff as a campaign issue while highlighting Bryan's prominence. It notes forthcoming Republican leaders including McKinley and Foraker will shape the race. It argues Wilson bill linked free trade, Cameron unlikely to seek re election, and stresses bimetallism as a Republican pledge.
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Desiga
Bryan
The
Tribune
McKinley
Harrison
Reed
Smith
Hastings
Foraker
Allison
Cullom
Dollaver
TOLD BY THE STARS
A satirical horoscope from The TribuneAstrolabe for Wednesday July 15 notes political opinion on Bryan and free coinage. It mocks reformers, calls parties with unclear conscience to depart, and caricatures Bryan supporters as persuasive yet unreliable.
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Scranton Tribune
the Tribune Pa Bew York
Freak & Gray
P. Ringsbury
Pace and
Oca
M. Ripple
Sco
Postofyizt
Achantom
MaTza
Protery’ Nk
D. L
Hobokes
Tinton
National
William McKinley
Ohio
Garret A. Cobart
New Jersey
Union Army
Hawaiian Islands
West Indies
Turkey
Cuba
Alaska
Times-Herald
Col
Wm. J. Scott
Democratic Party
Republican Party
LEX Potts
Mporta
Xporta
Eewieense Rene
Toal Town
MR. Blaine
Silver
Congréso
James G. Blaine
Blaine
St. Louis
Europe
Germany
Eitver
Cornace
National Bank
Cameron
Amacchus the
Stanton
Eplving
Banis
Ter’s
Reynolds Bros
California
Washington Ave
Scranton, PA
C. C. Laubach
Wyoming Avenue
RM. Stratton
Office Coal Exchange
A. Trapold
Wyomin Avenue
Spruce Street
Comegys
Penn Diseases
Kay
Penn Ave
W. E. Allen
North
Washington Avenue
C. L. Frey
Practice Limited
Diaensea of the
Wyoming Ave
Vine Street
L. M. Gates
Maulion Avenue
J. C. Bateson
Linden Street
W. Lamereaux
Roos
Adams Avenue
W. G. Rook
Con
Ecranton
Leeds
G. BR. Clare & CO
Flore
Green House
North Main Avenue
Kuettel
Gil Lackawanna Avenue
ELK Cafe
Frank
Up Avenue
P. Zeigler
Scranton House
le Shae Ee
Victor Koch
Westminster Hotel
Cor
Sixteenth St
Irvin Qua
Tor & Per
Jermyn
Spruce
Warren Knapp
Republican Building
Crann
Jessups & Hand
Commonwealth Building
Essup
Horace EK
Hand
H. Jessup
J Patterson & Wilcox
Rosewhli
H. Patterson
William A. Wilcox
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Commone ‘Wealth Building
Frank T. Okell
R_ PITCHER
Lew
D. B
Bpuice Street
B. F. Killam
Ad. H. Hamilton
Commonwealth
MC. Rance
Architects
Davis
E. L. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Spruce St. Cor
Wash, Ave
Brown & Morris
Price
School OF the Lackawanna
Rduco Manly
Reptember
Thomas M. Cann
Walter H Buell
MIBS
Worcester
Republic Savings and Loan Association
Nves En
Caif
Callender
Dime Bank Ivne
Bauer
Hulbert
Megargee Brothers
Cran. Nm
West Lackawanna
Mas Aubrey
Pos Rex
HOTEL
Conrad
Lackawanna Avenu
Clemons, UE
MLE CO
Lickawanka Ave
D. Beck
Adams Ave
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