Cleveland's Gold Battle Drives Democratic Debate in 1896
The piece analyzes Democratic shifts on currency and tariff policy as it weighs gold standard and free coinage. It notes Mr. Cleveland's past leadership on free trade and silver repeal, questions the party's best path, and praises Henry M. Teller's integrity while predicting limited GOP fallout from his stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Democratic Party
St. Louis
Cleve Isudd
Mr. Cleveland
McKinley
Republican Party
Henry M. Teller
Teller
United States Senate
Interior
Mr. Bayard
Tribune Denounces Honest Politics Purity Platform
The Tribune rebukes Wilkes-Barre Record for misreading its critique of Henry W. Palmer and his purity platform. It argues the complaint targets public opinion tolerating high bidder politics, not Palmer, praising Luzerne Republicans for adopting higher standards and sidelining boodlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
The
Tribune
Henry W. Palmer
Palmer
Luzerne
Governor Lippitt Sees Manufactures Shape Wealth and Intelligence
Rhode Island Governor Lippitt argues manufactories are colleges for workers, creating skills and intellect that drive invention and welfare. He cites Europe as the manufacturing core, with England and France leading, and notes Asia and Africa showing limited industrial nations.
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Lippitt
Rhode Island
Washington Post
South America
Gov. Lippitt
Africa
Asia
Japan
China
Europe
England
France
Germany
Angola
Italy
Spain
United Kingdom
Does It Pay
Hillary Bell writes about Bettina Gerard once Bettina Padelford a Washington society beauty who ruined her life by chasing vaudeville fame. The piece shifts to Oscar era figures and widowhood of a Jersey Lily, then praises Mrs. Leslie Carter while questioning theater’s true cost to women.
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Proctor's Palm Garden
Palm Garden
Paris
Arthur Padelford
Bettina Gerard
Washington
Ordway
Europe
Mrs. Padelford
Jersey
London
Prince of Wales
John Millais
Royal Academy
England
Pat Rotten Row
Ocean Road
Long Branch
Leslie Carter
Fairbank Lawycera
Selasco
Belance
Mrs. Carter
Dase
Bernhardt
Rejana
Terry
Cayvah
Rehan
Davenport
Modjeeka
Clara Morris
Poverty as the cradle of dramatic genius in stage legends
The article recalls early hardship shaping famed actresses from Duse to Rehan and Woffington, noting child- starting ages and austere upbringings. It questions whether society’s praise and scandal justify the costs, acknowledging gained fame for endured want.
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Duse
Demherar
Bala de Boulogne
Ada Rehan
The
Shannon
Georgia Cayvan
Peg Woffindon
Dublin
Edwin Booth
Henry Irving Wes
Diase
Bernhardt
Rehan
Wellington
Elsie Te Wolfe Hart
Oe Ahela
Helaseo
Daily Horoscope for June 1 1894 by Amaccus
Astrolabe cast indicates a child born this day will note that risky schemes can win stock buyers’ favor. Farm produce back to half its value of a decade ago while some question Democratic good times and currency talk. Major McKinley may show restraint. police committee avoids aiding Bailey.
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Amaccus
the Tribune Astrologer
Grover Cleveland
McKinley
Bailey
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W. W. Davig
Business
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Manes
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Recocaine Journal
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D. L
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Eee
Mnion
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Erie
Flection
Siney McKinley
Pennsylvania
Quay
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Martin
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Hanna
Russia
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Democrat Party
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Hillary Bell
New York Press
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Frank P. Christian
Spruce Street
Lackawanna Ave
Jewett
White Mountain
Whitney
Clemons, Ferber, O'Malley CO
Leckawanna Ave
Thomas Pens
Pratt's
Ava
Stanley
Banister
Reynolds Bros
Pierce, Penn Ave. Market
Huoking CO
Washington Ave
Scranton, PA
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Wyoming Avenue
R. M. Stratton
Office Coal Exchange
Physicians and Surgeons
A. Trapold
Wyomin Avenue
Kay
Penn Ave
W. E. Allen
North Washington Avenue
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Vine Street
I. M. Gates
Washington Avenue
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Roos
Adams Avenue
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Edwards
Linden Gt
Republic Savings and Association
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Dime Bank
Kuette
ELK Cafe
Franklin Avenue
P. Zeigler
Scranton and Hersd
Victor Koch
Westminster Hote
Cor
Sixteenth St
Irvin
Kage
Warr
Baling
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Patterson
Libra
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William J. . Hand
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Walter H. Buell
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Green House
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Bauer
R. J. Bauer
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Earner
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Frank P. Brown & CO
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Merino
Scrivans
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