Gikeston supporters threaten convention impact on Pennsylvania party
The piece argues that if Colonel Gikeston followers control the coming convention they will push a resolution demanding patronage based on local Republican organizations. It cautions that Pennsylvania’s influence could shape national appointments and criticizes the era’s patronage practices under the Quay era.
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Magee
Gikeston
Republican Party of
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
United States
Quay
Een
Philadelphia
Democrats Seek Third Luzerne Judge Seat Prompting Debate
In Luzerne County Democratic efforts to elect a third common pleas judge, William S. McLean is nominated, raising concerns about one party control of the Eleventh district court and the impact on public welfare and party balance. The piece also critiques Quay era leadership and endorses Republican momentum under Hastings plus mentions coal price issues and local judicial appointments.
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Rice
Democrats
Luzerne County
Luzerne
Common Pleas
Eleventh Judicial District
Famely
Stanley Woodward
John Lynch
William
Mclean
Democratic Party
Publication Fights Over Candidacy and Namesake Tribulations
The piece argues against unforming candidacy support for any Republican and criticizes using a broad issue as advice to the county. It mocks a potential presidential consult with Quay after a defeat. It notes the Syracuse Post plan for a Men’s Department and jokes about its appeal to men, while stressing a different approach. It concludes that Hastings did not win Pennsylvania’s largest plurality just to serve as Quay’s clerk.
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Hastings
Pennsylvania
Syracuse Post
Inez
Quay Campaign Faces Primary Vote in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Press urges Senator Quay to submit his candidacy to a popular vote at the August 20 primaries in Philadelphia to avoid extra elections and expense. Delegates and local leaders dispute claims about Quay’s strength, while the Tribune welcomes B J McGurl to the Jesup Courier and notes the ongoing political contest.
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Phiadelphia Press
Quay
Allegheny
Philadelphia
the Tribune
B. J. McGurl
Fraternity of Journalism
Jessup Courier
Wyoming delegate credentials clash tests party loyalties
The Philadelphia Press report argues Republican R. P. Northrup, elected as Wyoming county delegate to the state convention, is rightfully entitled to his seat despite secretary F. I. Wheelock’s refusal to sign credentials over anti-Quay pressure. The piece contends efforts to oust him reflect poorly on Quay supporters and will fail.
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Senator Quay
Wyoming
R. P. Northrup
Repub
Quay
Northrup
F. I. Wheelock
Wheelock
Wyoming County
Mr. Northrup
Ovill
Gilkeson Opposes Cameron Re election Over Free Silver
The Philadelphia Prem exposes Chairman Smyth and Senator Quay on the Cameron race. Gilkeson declares he cannot favor Cameron for president but would support him as Pennsylvania senator to succeed himself. He opposes free silver at 10 to 1, arguing it harms Pennsylvania’s material interests. The stance is presented as manly and explicit.
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Pennsylvania
Bob” Mackey
Pittsburg
Quay
Cameron
Mackey
Camerons
Don
Matthew Quay
United States
C. L. Magee
Smyth
Willameport
Philadelphia
Senator Quay
Gilkeson
Party Rifts Over Senate Candidacy Highlight Pennsylvania Primary
In a regional political clash, factional leaders condemn past chairmanship abuses and rally Republicans to support Gilkeson against Cameron ally-backed contenders. The central issue hinges on Cameron's re election and how Quay and Gilkeson frame the contest.
Not with Him This Time in Allegheny Politics
A collage of editorials from Pennsylvania papers critiques Senator Quay and the Cameron issue. Benator Quay faces Allegheny county resistance as reformers oppose his bid and bond with Governor Hastings against Cameron. Shipments of influence and district loyalties fuel a volatile pre convention scene.
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Senator Quay
Busquehannac County
The Making of Books
The article notes U.S. book publishing as a rough business indicator, citing 183 with 4 291 new titles and 61 million total outputs amid a panic. It observes many works in printers hands awaiting decisions amid widespread gloom.
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Washington Post
United States
Henda
Conof
New Book Market Signals Revival and Abundant Editions
Trade figures show a rebound in sales in the latter half of the year with 2627 new books on offer. The report notes a steady supply of romance and poetry editions, predicting few scarcities and arguing new editions will delete cheap, low value works while preserving truly worthwhile titles.
Convention Call for Third Legislative District Committee
Scranton hosts a Republican standing committee meeting on July 27 at 2 p.m. in the arbitration room of the courthouse. Members listed include Benton Martin Anthony Cufton Wagonhurst Covington Frank Hudson W S Palmer R C Drum and others from Lackawanna County districts. The notice is signed by J E Watkins and E J Northup. Taylor Pa July 17 186. The second item notes a Keokuk piece on rhymes in English words with no rhymes such as mouth silver liquid spirit chimney warmth and others.
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Lackawanna County
Court House
Scranton
Benton
Martin Anthony
Cufton
J. J. Wagonhurst
Covington
Frank Hudson
Glenburn
Palmer
Gouldsboro
R. C. Drum
Greenfield
W. ©. Worth
Lackawanna Township
David D. Griffiths
John McCrindie
Zach, Gray
Charles Bray
Thomas Lovering
la Plume
Frank M. Chase
Lehigh
Frank D. Lewis
Madison
John & La'Touche
Newton
George P. Myers
John H. Evans
Taylor
J. W. Hoover
John D. Atherton
Burgess Griffiths
John F. Tubbs
Waverly
F. A. Parker
J. FE. Watkins
E. J. Northup
Grinder
Isle of Boredom Warns Sailors to Steer Clear
A Rochester Post-Express poem warns sailors to avoid a fictional Isle of Boredom where talkative residents trap visitors. The piece mocks endless chatter and self unaware bore-dom, urging prudence and distance from the island shelf ruled by a wicked elf.
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Rochester
Florey Offers Free Cap and Belt With Baseball Purchases
Clarence M. Florey, sporting goods dealer on Wyoming avenue, promotes a scheme to keep boys interested in baseball. With every ten cent ball or bat he will give a uniform cap and belt. Among the hustlers is Mr. Florey.
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Clarence M. Florey
Wyoming Avenue
Mr. Florey
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