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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1894
Page
4
A Scranton Tribune piece critiques immigration and coal rail freight discrimination amid a broad stance against the Populist movement. It endorses steadfast party principles, warns against fusion tactics, and emphasizes orderly arbitration over strikes while condemning capitalist greed and violence.
Opinion piece argues conservatives must back Republicans to stave socialistic influence, warning against fiat money and urging steadfast principle. Discusses Croker, Rutledge, and Flannery in Luzerne district and reflectively notes Democratic harmony, currency fears, and Tam many tactics while deriding rival press.
Report discusses proposed federal arbitration during wage disputes that threaten interstate commerce. It explains court citation, arbitration boards, and potential penalties, plus remarks on federal court authority and the broader political context.
A Brow and Mir macaroni wagon drawn by dapple gray horses rolled along Spruce Street near the Commonwealth Building when a white dog appeared, spooking the driver and causing the wagon to crash into a sidewalk and yard. Witnesses described a two wheeled escape and a puzzling vanishing dog as officials pondered the omen. The scene drew public amusement and warnings about July Fourth fireworks and nervous reactions to the event.
Andrew G Cortin plans to vote for Mistings while Hounter Qang denies a presidential bee in his bonnet. A N Leote of the Sunday News solicits subscriptions for a morning Democratic journal in Scranton. General B Selefried of Schuylkill could back cabinet service amid rumors. Representative Joseph A Scranton expected back this week. John Loja of Upper Lehigh gains friends as Luzerne aspirant for congress. George S Form’s candidacy for Orphans’ Court Judge looms. Ex Judge Smith contemplates renomination under doubt. Powderly foregoes a Labor support bid and will vote for Hastings. Democratic senatorial battle unfolds at a slow pace.
Ald and Sando await county alnte completion while Democrats show mixed mood. P A O’Boyle aims for promotion to assistant district attorney and believes path to November relies on hard work. Republican energy surges as many districts field numerous delegate aspirants for the upcoming county convention.
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