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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1896

Page

9

Next President The Famous Men Who'll Be There

A preview of the eleventh Republican national convention in St Louis outlines expected delegates from Arkansas California Connecticut Georgia Illinois Indiana Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska New York Ohio Pennsylvania and more. Notables include Powell Clayton John D Spreckels Dick Oglesby Russell Alger Shelby Foote and Marcus Hanna. The piece notes veteran observers like McClure Emory Smith Murat Halstead and Reed will be influential as the party gathers to nominate McKinley.

Orice-Press- Denoitan Uulees Linton William McKinley Major McKinley Arkansas Alabama Powell Clayton Miaine California General Grant John D. Spreckels W. Shortridge Call Connecticut Sam Fessenden New England Buckley A. E. Buck McKinley South Hedger Illinois Evernors Dick Oglesby Joe Fifer Altgeld William Penn Nixon Rk. W. Patterson Nixon Patterson McKin Jey George Sehneider St. Louie Abraham Lincoln Republican Party Lincoln Sam Raymond Chicago Timwis Asa Matthews Washington the Treasury Dick Thompson Navy Hayes House of Representatives United States Lew Wallace Indiana Harry New John C Harrison Gear D. B. Henderson J. 8 Clarkson Dolliver Kentucky Mr. Hunter Clement L. Vallandigham Kellogg Louisana Quay Platt Maine Harold M. Sewell Samoa Bayard Blaine Maryland Wellington Felix Agnus Baltimore American William the Flist Frederick the Noble Massachusetts Henry Cabot Lodge Reed Michigan Russell A. Alger Congressman Brewer Minnesota George Thompson St. Paul Dispatch Merriam Missigelop John R. Lynch J. R. Chalmers Port Pillow Chauncey T. Filey Misgouri Thornton Nebraska St. Louis Keystone States W Work Empire State Mark Mrerrhety Morton Warner Miller Frank Hiscock Cornelius N. Bites Serens E. Payne W. H. Robertson W. A. Sutherland George E. Matthews Lauterbach Howard Carroll General Collins Lewis F. Payn John Raines Lemuel E. Quigg The Philadelphia Inquirer Flood Chautauquan Chris Magee David Martin William Flinn Leutenant Stone Thealden Stuart Philadelphia New Jersey Senator Sewell Garrett A. Hobart John Kean George Hines Ohio Foraker Bushnell Grosvenor Warwick Mark Hanna L. Kurtz M.T. Herrick Sylvester Everett Watt Fenst Buoehrell Henna Gome Pete Vermont Recflel Proctor South Dakota Pettigrew South Carolina Small Texas Cuney Tennessee Henry Clay Evans Virginia James A. Walker Stonewall Jackson Jackson Foot Cavalry William Lamb William Mahone Mahone Wise Wisconsin Hoard Sawyer Utah Senate Teller Colorado Montana Carter and Mantle Lodge Sewell Proctor Red Pettigrew Iowa Idaho Dubois Pennsylvania Thurston Congress Tom Reed Minneapolis Joe Manley Edward McPherson Willam Mahone Ben Butterworth George R. Davis A. K. McClure Philadelphia Times Charles Emory Smith Philadelphia Press Russia Murat Halstead

Quali Penitent and Susie M Best in Judge

Fragmentary verse fragment and orphaned lines allude to a childish longing for a casket to hide a treasure. The text reads like a handwritten poem or snippet with garbled punctuation and stray letters, offering no clear event or historical detail to anchor a full summary.

Major Grosvenor the McKinley Campaign Mathematician

A portrait of General Grosvenor in Washington as chief tabulator and official spokesman for the McKinley campaign. The article praises his counting of delegates, his calm humor, and his leadership alongside Mr. Hanna, detailing his background from Connecticut to Ohio and his Civil War service.

McKinley Grosvenor Grosvenor E Mark Hanna Hanna General Grosvenor

Rev Dr Earl Cranston Led Wide Methodist Work Across Nation

Rev Dr Earl Cranston, former soldiers priest elevated to bishop by the Cleveland conference, has led extensive religious work. Born years ago, he felt a Methodist calling at age 12, served in the army, built churches in Winona and Jacksonville, and held roles in Evansville Cincinnati and Denver before leading the Eastern Book Concern.

Earl Cranston Methodist Church Cleveland Ohio University Nevin Middleport Ohio

Davis of Minnesota portrayed as plain yet diligent senator

The Minnesota senator Cushman Davis is depicted in his fiftieths, medium tall and active, often mistaken for his Pennsylvanian counterpart Quay. The piece recalls incidents of mistaken identity, his daily routine in Washington, and his simple, book-filled office away from street noise.

Cushman K. Davis Minnesota Senator Quay Pennsylvania Senate Davis Washington Capitol Senator Qay Tre Minnsota Napoleon Fontanalen Milan Whewell Grotius

Senator Praises Cromwell Biographer and Venezuela Boundary Note

A Pittsburgh senator cites an old map showing the Venezuela British possessions line as South American republic asserts. He praises Church's Life of Oliver Cromwell as an able valuable work and notes writer is a Pittsburgh son. The senator discusses family, Washington life, and quotes Edmund Burke on political truth and the calculus of probabilities in statesmanship.

Venezuela South American Church Oliver Cromwell Pittsburg Washington St. Paul Davin Edmund Burke

Humble Lincoln Anecdote Told by Judge Bundy

Judge Bundy recalled a Lincoln meeting from 1861 when Nebeker arrived at the Bates House in Indianapolis. Lincoln greeted Nebeker directly, praising him as the homeliest man in the state and joking that Nebeker would be crowned the wellest man if invited to Sancoman County. The tale resurfaced at a Muncie dinner.

Rensselaer Ind Bundy New Castle Muncie Kirby House Abraham Lincoln Indiana House of Representatives Lincoln Washington Bates House Indianapolis George Nebeker E. H. Nebeker United States Nebeler Mr. Nebeler Fountein Warren Nebeker

Powerful exchange echoes old Boston Courier line

A fragment shows a tense plea and resistance with dramatic dialogue. The exchange features a pleading figure and a determined respondent, reflecting the era’s vivid newspaper voice.

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