Scranton Tribune Political Lines From June Issue
A fragmentary notice from Scranton lists Republican ticket names including Hastings Lyon Mylan Latta Grow Glorich Mupp amid a discussion of editorial restraint. The text notes style adaptation to opposing editorials and mentions Wilkes-Barre Record.
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Daniel WH. Hastings
Centeicg
Walter Lyon
Altygeeny
Amos H. Mylan
Ternal
James W. Latta
Galubea A. Grow
Prumsorian
KA. Glorch L. Mupp
Laws and loyalties in Scranton on law enforcement
The editorial defends strict Sunday law enforcement against partisan manipulation. It cites Democratic leaders and Gov. Pinpointed figures to argue a nonpartisan duty for citizens to uphold the law, praising Dony’s public stance while rejecting personality-based politics and condemning church bells on Sundays as a benign, valued tradition.
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A. W. Dickson
Mr. Dony
Ocenson Lemanda
Dony
Rnew
Nova Scotia Coal Ties Linked to Whitney Syndicate
An editorial in the Springfield Union accuses Democrats of tariff manipulation benefiting coal interests. It notes Beaton and New York dealers sourcing Nova Scotia coal from the Whitney controlled Dominion Coal Company, which plans to ship large quantities of soft coal to New England markets.
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Nova
Beaton
New York
Dominion Coal Company
Whitney Syndicate
Nova Scotia Coal Enters New York Markets Amid Duty Debate
Trade notes arrange Nova Scotian coal to land in New York at 80 to 40 cents per ton cheaper than Newport News coal even after the Ticonta duty. Whitney syndicate delays Nova Scotian properties awaiting Congress, risking a prolonged commercial war. A bituminous strike and impending duty changes could affect short term sales. Spanish Cortes vote against bullfighting contrasts with American sports. Senator Flinn predicts a 209,000 margin for Hastings with Democrats potentially reaching 300,000.
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Nova Scotia
Newport News
Thia
Whitney Syndicate
Congress
Inwa
Another Delusion Punctured In Political Feud
The Wilkes-Sarre Record editor attacks Scranton over Tre Trinve ties while Adjutant General Greenland blocks Dem governor race noise. The piece recaps a Germantown Brewing Co v Booth license transfer ruling, upholds public policy concerns, cites Supreme Court reversal, and notes broader newspaper influence and public sentiment.
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Wilkes-Sarre Record
Scranton
Paat
Beat
Pennsylvania
Anand
Coxey Folly Compared to Democratic Courteous Conduct
The passage notes Coxey's folly as more pardonable next to the demeanor of Democratic courtesies, contrasting missteps with more acceptable public behavior. It frames the events as a measure of political decorum.
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Wen
Coxey
Coffee culture and Capt Duryea shipwreck tale
An essay critiques rapid dining and bolting in urban life while relaying Captain Duryea of Beaton’s sea adventures. Duryea, guest of Mrs Agnes Booth, survived yellow fever in Guiana, wrecks near the Isle of Pines, then sails solo toward Cuba for relief amid sharks and constant tacking.
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Mra
Agnes Booth
Puble
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Non Watry
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Sailor Rescues Return to New York After Cuba Ordeal
Captain Duryea led a rescue voyage to Batabano Cuba but the illfated vessel and crew vanished near the reefs. He recovered three Spanish pennies as sole possessions after reaching Havana and then sailed to New York enduring fever illness but remaining physically intact.
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Inter
Batabano
Cuba
Duryea
Batbano
Havana
Duryen
Avilétinca
New York
Adam Missed Fun and Love in Half His Life
Poem by New Moon laments Adam as a loveless figure who never experienced romance or scandal. It humorously questions the value of missed pleasures and hints he might sleep better for foregone adventures, ending with a reflective note on his unknown grave.
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Toman
Duryea
Cuba
Readinéan
Adam
Lofton
Coldsmiths Promote Silk Counter Bargains
Coldsmiths announces a sale at Silk Counter featuring a large selection of 24 inch Printed Pongees Striped Wash Silks 28 inch Corean and Swivel Dress Silks often sold at 5c per yard with special bargain pricing on Black Brocade India Silks 24 inches wide yarn dyed and valued at 1.00 elsewhere.
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