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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1894
Page
4
The Scranton Tribune discusses Senator Gorman's denunciation of President Cleveland and argues for compulsory arbitration and education as societal defenses. It frames the tariff clash, party rivalry, and calls for reform as parallel defenses against public risk. It emphasizes the need for consistent policy and criticizes partisan aims.
Captain John C Delaney recounts a 1880s campaign tale about William Windom declining early support for General Harrison due to a Europe trip and prior engagements He later supports Harrison as treasury secretary, while Platt is ignored The interview claims Quay and Platt helped Harrison but Windom resisted, shaping later attitudes toward Harrison’s backers
The piece argues that Senators Quay and Platt are seasoned stalwarts owed respect beyond derision. It notes indorsements of the President by Tomas M. Cooney and defends advertising in party newspapers as a legitimate, honest means for candidates. It suggests editors could find a capable man with self reflection.
The article defends Rev. Dony on Sunday observance while disputing the secretary of the American Sabbath union. It questions the strength of accusations against Mayor Connell, critiques the 1704 Sunday law, and notes readers should seek responsible reporting. It also cites two riot reports from Duryea and Pittston with graphic details.
A reflective piece critiques law enforcement and political power in a northeastern state. It questions the effectiveness of religion education and law in eradicating vice, notes distrust of politicians like Cleveland and Hill, and laments corruption linked to the Whitney coal syndicate and trusts.
A recipe for hot weather drinks with banana lemonade glass soda water and fruit punch notes. A playful verse laments missed love and a journey to Europe with a Wisconsin chase reference. The piece blends culinary tips with nostalgic verse and local flavor.
A county Republican meeting sets a September 4th convention in Scranton to nominate candidates for Congress Eleventh district and county offices. Vigilance committees elect two delegates each district for one year, with representation based on last fall’s judge race results. The text also includes a lengthy aside on tea preparations and a debunking note about Eugene Debs portraits.
A sketch praising Debs as a reader and speaker, noting his plain attire and candid manner. It warns that despite high ideas and integrity, his strong traits may invite trouble. The piece also includes a column of prairie proverbs on farming, modesty, and wisdom.
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