Quay Cameron scheme seeks U S presidential control
The passage argues Senator Quay plans to use Cameron's presidential bid to gain exclusive U S political patronage. It cites Quay's past gambles and current tactics to unite allies, deny Martin, and manipulate reapportionment and governor battles to secure power, while blaming rivals for missteps. The tone critiques bold ambition and stealth tactics in a high stakes political plot.
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Quay
Cameron
United States
Richelieu
Europe
Warwick
Matthew Stanley Quay
Washington
Donald Cameron
Delamater
Iakde
Senate
David Martin
Penrose
Philadelphia
Corporation
Dollar-Marks
Martin
Cameron Gobawas
Bet
Inquirer urges peace in state Republican quarrel
The Philadelphia Inquirer warns the Republican Party of Pennsylvania faces danger from intraparty strife and urges reconciliation. It links Senator Quay with the state chairmanship to influence party machinery and shield administration allies, while Hastings would remain as convention chair.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Republican Party
Inquirer
Quay
Hastings
Cameron
Tunkhannock Republican
Gilkeson
Gilkegon
Sumter
Senator Quay
Andrews
Thie
Gilkewan
Peace program questioned in local judiciary matter
The discussion suggests Governor Hastings would object or retire in Colonel Quay's favor to pacify both sides. The Wilkes-Barre Leader urges Luzerne Democrats to back Superior Judge Rice next fall as partial atonement for their party’s judiciary actions, while deeming any vote for Mr. McLean unjustified.
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Hastings
Quay
Wilkes-Barre
Luserne Democrats
Rice
McLean
Hastings Defames Delamater and Quay Inferred Censure
The Pittston Gazette alleges Hastings supporters must vindicate electing a Democratic governor in 1890. The piece argues Quay allies label dissenters as traitors and ingrates while praising Meadeville candidate supporters who propelled the current Pennsylvania governor. The writer notes party sentiment diverges from Quay and predicts Republican victory as a trade spur.
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Pittston Gazette
Hastings
Quay
Mir. Quay
Lelarmater
Tke Colonel Watres
George Wallace Delamater
Delamater
Meadville
Pennsylvania
Rumor on Cushman Davis for Secretary of State
A Minneapolis dispatch notes Senator Cushman Davis could welcome an invitation to be secretary of state if Cleveland’s successor wins the Republican nomination. Davis is described as a bold defender of the Monroe doctrine and expansionist foreign policy, though not a frequent office seeker. The piece argues next administration needs a strong, principled diplomat.
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St. Paul
Minn
Cushman K. Davis
Cleveland
Davis
United States
Two Americas
Sandwich Islands
Harrigan
Sam
Olney
Samuel
Debs
Harrison i4
Sisters of St. Joseph Refuse Test Violation for Law
The sisters refuse a test violation of religious law, upholding that laws must be obeyed while on the statute book. The act is praised as a lesson in intelligent citizenship likely to curb fanaticism. Local street building works draw some complaints, but few. The editorial expresses support for Cranton’s growth.
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Sisters of St. Joseph
Wyoming County Delegate in Question Over Convention Rules
The Wyoming county delegate faces scrutiny over his eligibility tied to the timing of his election. The piece traces historical patterns from 1885 through 1888 showing prior conventions and dates used to justify current debates.
Quay Cameron Crux Looms In State Convention Fight
In a Merger of party factions the Hastings campaign battles Cameron Quay influence. Delegates favor independence within the Republican ranks, while editors and committees weigh who should lead society and the convention. The issue centers on power, control, and future party direction across districts and counties.
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Quay
Republican convention call for Third Legislative District
The Republican Standing Committee for Lackawanna County's Third Assembly District meets Saturday July 27 at 2 p m in the arbitration room of Scranton's courthouse. The list names committee members from various townships and wards across Lackawanna and neighboring areas, with J F Watkiss chairman and F E Northup secretary.
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Lackawanna County
Court House
Scranton
Henton
Martin Anthony
Clifton
J. J. Wagonhurst
Covington
Frank Hodson
Glenburn
Palmer
Gouldeboro
R. C. Drum
Greenfield
North Abington
F. M. Francia
Old Forge
R. Willis Roos
Henry Trauffer
Patrick J. Judge
Ransom
W. F. Bandway
Scott
Charles M. Grosvenor
Bixth Ward
Thomas W. Jonra
Spring Brook
Evan Jones
South Abington
Davin
Taylor
John H. Bivana
J. W. Howser
John D. Atherton
Burgess Grimbs
John F. Tubbs
Waverly
F. A. Parker
J. FE. Watkins
J. Northup
Taylor, Pa
Florey Offers Free Cap and Belt With Baseball Purchases
Clarence M. Florey, sporting goods dealer on Wyoming avenue, launches a scheme to boost youth baseball interest. With every ten cent ball or bat, he will give a uniform cap and belt. Mr. Florey is among the hustlers promoting the idea.
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Clarence M. Florey
Wyoming Avenue
Mr. Florey
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