Political ticket results from Northeastern Pennsylvania
The SECRANTON TRIBUNE rates its top advertising medium and lists state and local candidates. Daniel I. Hastings, Walter Lyon, Amos H. Mylin, James W. Latta, Galubha A. Grow, and George F. Huff are named with their respective places of origin. Election timing cited as Fleetion Time, Nov 6.
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Daniel I. Hastings
Custer
Walter Lyon
Allegheny
Amos H. Mylin
Lancastlll
James W. Latta
Philavuelvista
Galubha A. Grow
Ausqueuanra
George F. Huff
Whitmorelasd
Fleetion Time
Truth newspaper files damages action against George P Rowell Co
Our Afternoon contemporary reports that on Saturday the Truth began a civil action for damages against George P Rowell Co publishers of Printers Ink which rated the Truth's circulation at 7500 copies daily This marks a new form of circulation warfare with potential educational value for publishers and advertisers if trials occur in court
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the Truth
Damiages
George P. Rowell & Co
Journal
Printers' Ink
Republican view on Harrison two years hence
A national Republican excerpt argues General Harrison cannot return to the presidency and compares current sentiment to four years earlier when Cleveland surged back. It notes Harrison's intellect and loyalty but mocks his iciness and questions party unity while considering how the party might avoid nominating him. It also hints Cleveland may pursue a third term.
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Tae Trisene
Harrison
Grover Cleveland
Hite
Benjamin Harrison
Republican Party
New York Convention Rejects Preamble Against Capital Punishment
The debate over inserting a deliverance against capital punishment into a new state constitution’s preamble provokes ire. Reformers and penologists are dismayed as the Empire State’s push to abolish the death penalty is criticized as mawkish and hypocritical. The article references murderers awaiting execution and tones of public reform.
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New York
Union
Empire State
Death Penalty Critique and Political Patters
A reflective editorial denounces sentimental sympathy for capital punishment and mocks autograph-seekers. It questions hanging as a cure for murder while railing against Southern political dominance and urging Republican reform to address unequal representation. The piece notes seeds distribution by Congress and criticizes moral rhetoric in punishment debates.
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Bat? Shaa
Troy
Dannemora
New York
Delegation to Washington Fanned by Liliuokalani Link
An arcane bid by Hawaiian royalists to seek U S support from President Cleveland is denounced as a public disgrace. The piece criticizes the administration for recalling Stevens and aiding Liliuokalani, while contrasting industrial wealth of the North with the South’s poverty and warns against Petroville-like influence.
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Lilioukalani
Washington
Cleveland
Lim
United States
District of Columbia
Coxey
Trolley Pole Reform In Channutz Germany And Other Vignettes
Channutz Germany abolishes trolley pole clutter with ornamental wire rosettes and wall hooks. conductor-free cars save 44 000 marks though fares stay low. Reports from Wilkes-Barre and Indianapolis touch storms, lightning, and safety myths, while local anecdotes and a Kentucky brawl add texture to a scattered tale.
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Channutz
Germany
Twutvale
Houare
General Electric
Wilkes-Barre
Delegate Elections Apportionment for County Republican Convention
A county Republican committee meeting on July 14 1804 sets the county convention for September 4 1804 at 10 am in Scranton Court House to nominate candidates for Congress Eleventh District Sheriff Treasurer Clerk of Courts Prothonotary District Attorney Recorder of Deeds Register of Wills and Jury Commissioner. Vigilance committees will hold delegate elections on September 1 between 9 am and 4 pm with two certified delegates per district for one year. The district representation is based on the vote for Fell for Supreme Court. secretary J W Browning notes the apportionment.
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Republican County Committee
Turaday
Court House
Scranton
Congress
Eleventh
Ahieriff
Fell
Supreme Court
National Lead Co. paints advertised for reliability
An advertisement urges buyers to distrust cheap ready mixed paints and bogus White Lead. It promotes Cotons National Lead Co. Pure White Lead and a one pound kit for mixing own paints, claiming time savings and shade accuracy, and offers a free book by mail from National Lead Co. in New York.
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Atlantic
Jewett
Fehnestock
Cotons
National Lead Co
New York
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The
Scranton Tribune
Toigune Publishing Company
P. Kingssury
Goneral
Hew
York Ofvice
Taune Guioina Mmama Gray
Scrantom
Ecranton
Iyis
Repub- Ncin
Spain
Murphy
Shea
Parker
Liliuokalani
Stevens
Blount
Willis
American Senate
Ty Davin B. Hillu
Calhoun
Senate
House
Galusha A. Grow
Easton
Pennsylvania
South
Sue Torineko
Indianapolis Journal
Alexander
Goliath
Detroit Free Press
Bernstadt
Mountain Echo
Louisville
Nanchester
Bill Sanders
Tom Smith
Bill
Tom
Sam Jones
Ever
Anon
Rechanan
J. W. Browning
Archbald Borouul
Senesan
Sd Wah
Blakely Boy
Banton Towtalip
Clifton Waalip
Covingtot
Eile Tower
Wesveer
Carbondaly City
Wari
Dummore
Ith
Sith
Rahizret
Glenburn
Gouldshure
Wall St
Lackawanna
Seeeene
Abina
Towna
Spring Brook
Scott Townalilp
LaPlume
Waverly
Borougehigh
Nahi
Mien
Madison
Steeneneeene Uy Field
Soveneweneee Newton Township
Old Forgs Township
Boymer-Bauman
the Recemm
French Charlies
Victors
Lackawanna Avenue
J. D
Williams & Bro
Lacka
Ave
Lackawanna Ave
Dr. Hill & Son
Albany
First National
Columbia Bicycle Agency
Opp Tribune
Spruce St
GLOBE
Lacka. Ave
Alaska
Jenny Lind
Pierce’s Market
Oursen, Clemons
Weber
Guernsey Brothers
Wyoming Avenue
Poyntelle
Lake Poyntelle
Wayne County
New York, Ontario and Western Railway
New York,Ontario and Western Railway
Poyntella
Poyntwile
McCusker Brothers
Poyntelle, PA
John Hamlin
Blume Care Works
Dix Court
Te Wakilehantares
College and the Columbive Medicine
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