Republican State Ticket and Civic Discourse in Scranton
The Scranton Tribune discusses the Republican state ticket led by Hastings with Latta and Grow as key figures, and critiques Sunday soda-water sales as a matter of law and civic duty. It urges obedience to existing laws while acknowledging viewpoints on Sunday activities and labor stability amid talks of a broad miners’ strike.
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United Mine Workers
Viele
Pennsylvania
Anthracite Minera of Pennsylvanian
Anthracite Leaders Foster Cooperation Amid Industry Strife
The piece praises the Anthracite Coal Operators' association for uniting producers under a cooperative approach to avert strikes and sustain the coal industry through a depressed period. It notes lessons from the McLeod regime and predicts a busy autumn as bituminous strikes influence dynamics, with Scranton observers questioning Pittsburg leadership.
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McLeod
Anthracite Coal Operators’ Association
Pittsburg
Iris time for the annual aweet girl graduate
In Scranton residents discuss flood conditions and celebrate occasional flowers while officials consider a provocative suggestion to hire German tailor Dove to produce water resistant armor components for ships. Notable figures Thore Distinlished Otters and Colonels Jnwead Corbett and Peter Jackson are named as forthcoming visitors who will engage in name calling.
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Thore
Jnwead, Corbett
Peter Jackson
Third District Republicans Nominate Frank Grover for Legislature
The Third district Republicans yesterday nominated Frank Grover of Moosic as their legislative candidate. The vote reflected a merit based platform and united support for Grover. The piece also discusses Sunday observance debates and opposition to law violations linked to business closures.
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Frank Grover
Moosic
Fils
Repubicans
Sunday newspaper rulings trigger shift in labor and law
The piece argues that a majority seeks to preserve Sunday rest and avoid universal overwork, while noting labor on Monday editions is necessary. It defends printers and tradesmen who avoid Sunday duty and asserts The Triaene would print a Sunday edition only if sentiment changes, highlighting citizenship and order.
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McGarrah & Thomas
Tris Teun
Luandiy
Triaene
Summer health tips and the rise of affordable city opera
The article discusses cold prevention through outdoor activity, fresh air, sleep, and moderate diet citing a lumberman and vocalists as examples. It then notes a trend toward summer opera at popular prices, highlighting Scranton’s Frothingham company offering affordable performances and suggesting renewed public interest in seasonal entertainment.
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Jamberman
Scranton
Frothingham
Hberal
Passive Reflections on Sport, Media, and Strawberries
The piece contemplates extended engagements and patronage effects. It notes that criticism often lacks practical business support, while quick praise can spread faster than merit. It contrasts the ease of speaking freely with the value of established signatures and references the steady value of strawberries at different prices.
Artistic expositions highlight Altoona Gazette editions
The Altoona Gazette prints feature halftone illustrations of Blair County citizens and key institutions, with articles on local scenery and industry. Wilkes-Barre Times expands into a new press service, and Edward A. Niven retires as editor. A June 20 debut for a new local evening paper is anticipated.
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Dhe
Altoona
Nited
Edward A. Niven
Fragmented Democratic Party Lacking Cohesion Across Regions
The party is described as losing its democratic character with regional failings. The south is labeled medieval and ruled by mobs, the west favors free silver and populism, and the east attitudes reflect snobbery and urban inadequacies. No clear economic principles or national patriotism remain.
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Democratic
Loaing
Washington Port: Migwamp Movement Faces Extinction
The Migwamp, a political movement in Washington Port, struggles as it remains unpaid and cannot nourish its aims. The text notes the movement's near extinction and implied financial neglect.
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Washington Port
Coldsmiths Bazaar Trumps Competition With Silk Counter Deals
Coldsmiths Bazaar advertises a large silk selection at Silk Counter including 24 inch Printed Pongees 28 inch Corean and Swivel Dress Silks and Black Brocade India Silks at special bargain prices. Typical value cited 65c per yard and $1.00 elsewhere. AMG.
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