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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1896
Page
7
The Philadelphia Press begins to show signs of genuine warmth toward Senator Quay amid calls for peace. The shift suggests a softening stance as political discourse moves toward reconciliation.
The piece condemns President Cleveland's use of veto power as autocratic and compares it to a dictatorial overreach beyond the legislative branch. It argues Congress overrode his veto and notes the history of a new local real estate journal, the Heal Estate Journal, debuting under B. F. Laudig with Tribune best wishes.
The Vienna press links McKinley’s rise to a strong tariff policy with European economic distress. It cites Austria’s suffering under the 1890 tariff and warns of protective measures, while also noting calls for an international duties pact and debates on American policy's global impact.
The piece discusses European reaction to American economic moves, calls for shorter national campaigns, and notes political maneuvering around Cuba policy, party reform proposals, and the 1900 electoral timetable with various figures named. It cites Cowles, Bayard, McKinley, and St John among others.
Washington discusses whether Speaker Reed will accept a vice presidential nomination if offered at the Republican convention. Reed dislikes the post but may accept if drafted. He contemplates three paths: return to the House as Portland representative, retire to practice law in New York, or seek the presidency by a Senate run. His friends note opposition to re election and the harsh realities of the speakership.
The piece discusses Mr. Reed weighing retirement from politics against a potential run for vice president. Friends urge him to consider the national ticket to gain influence, reform hope, and public appeal, while risks to independence and family security loom.
Daily Horoscope drawn by Alacchus predicts events for Wednesday June 3. A child of the day will face pains. the ghost of O Leary will not rise again. Andrew Bedford may cancel engagement after police chief affair is settled and Billy Barnie vindicated. Murmur of politics hints at lanterns for candidates.
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