Westward political shift seen dulling New York clout
A St Louis correspondent notes New York’s fading influence in national politics as western states gain power. The piece argues the Republican nominating influence will move closer to Illinois and away from New York, diminishing bossism and elevating western voters. It cites Platt’s leadership, party dynamics, and a broader push for reform and independence in nominating conventions.
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Exposition to Showcase Western Progress and Unity
The article urges support for a western United States exhibition tying the Mississippi to the Pacific, promising greater magnitude than Atlanta. It argues the event will dispel eastern misconceptions about westerners and boost commerce, civic unity, and interstate friendship while noting Hastings and Hobart as political contenders.
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Tariff Debate Warns of Oriental Labor Threat to US Makers
An instructive report from the Ways and Means Committee warns that cheap Oriental labor could soon flood US markets. It argues tariffs must rise to protect American manufacturers, citing Japan’s low wages and growing mills. It contrasts silver and gold and notes bimetallic arguments, urging a protective tariff regardless of currency. The piece also touches on local Scranton baseball optimism and political commentary around McKinley and Cleveland.
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TOLD BY THE STARS
A fragment from a daily horoscope column for Saturday June 1 with quirky notes on birthdays, sports quips, and political jabs. The text references Scranton ballot-pickers, a high school commencement, and sage advice about gold and moonlight, all in a garbled astrological tone.
Carlisle Tells One Too Wellman In The Times Herald
Senator Martin of Virginia who at times sided with Democrats now leans to the allies camp after studying the silver question. He argues bi metal lism is needed for national prosperity. Secretary Carlisle confronted the shift when asked about it, prompting a response. A long ago New York banquet featured notable figures including "Pig Iron" Kelley who spoke of local community ties.
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Political maneuvering hints at Quay influence in VP race
Dispatch notes Hastings missing from Lincoln party slate and Quay's potential backing. It suggests Mark Hanna shaping the field and hints at Daniel H. Hartings of Pennsylvania being considered for second place if Quay arrives with strong support.
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June daily astrology notes and weather outlook
The column lists daily star alignments and weather notes for June including planetary aspects such as H-Merreurs Neptune and Saturn. It predicts for each day a born boy or girl’s traits, fortunes, and cautions about work, marriage, and travel with weather remarks.
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