Scranton Tribune Republican State Ticket Listing
The Scranton Tribune lists the Republican statewide ticket with candidates for Governor Daniel T. Hastings, Lieutenant Governor Walter Lyon, Auditor Amos H. Mylin, Secretary James W. Latta, and Congressmen for the 15th district including Elia George Hurt, with a June issue imprint and publication details.
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Walter Lyon
Allegheny
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Amos H. Mylin
Lancaster
Nerval States
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Gcalusia Ajcrow
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State constabulary reform urged amid labor unrest in Pennsylvania
The Wilkes-Barre Times argues for overhauling the county constabulary system, citing Governor Pattison’s deployment of National Guard during a Jefferson County labor dispute. It calls for a state supervised force and criticizes current policing as obsolete and ineffective. It also notes political editorials from local papers and quotes on gubernatorial candidacy.
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Wilkes-Barre
Legislatire
Jocal
Supreme Court
Ailley
Scranton's New Afternoon Paper The Express Debuts
The Express, Scranton's new afternoon paper, started under F. C. McKee, already linked to Towanda Review ownership. It pledges independent politics, local focus, and merit-based stands, with initial price of one cent and plans to grow. The piece also lists anticipated statewide offices and notes a grand jury decision in Washington on the Sugar trust case.
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Towanda Iaview
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Philadelphia
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Debate Over Income Tax Exemption Sparks Broad Attack
The piece attacks Mr Peffer’s amendment lowering the exemption from 4000 to 1000 dollars as un-American and socialist. It condemns Populist influence and praises Senator Mull for opposing the move, calling the tax plan a form of legalized robbery and warning of widespread social upheaval. It also notes a New York newspaper cutting telegraphic news to fifteen words per day amid business depression.
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Peter Ginter Criticized but Discharged to Make Room
The piece defends Peter Ginter as faithful and efficient deputy collector while noting his discharge to make room for a Democrat. It argues the move illustrates Democratic civil service reform and aims to show the party’s stance against private employer disgrace.
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Peter Ginter
Studenta
Oventa
Senate Trust in a Place of Power Washington Star
A Washington Star column questions the idea that a Senate seat is a mere honor and calls it a position of trust, implying responsibilities and scrutiny in national governance. The piece weighs the seriousness of senate duties against public perception of political office.
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Senate
Washington Star
Scranton papers toast third anniversary editions
Scranton newspapers celebrate their third year with special anniversary issues, boasting handsome covers and feature-rich pages. The Trinest and related titles receive praise for editorial vigor, layout, and contributions to local culture in northeastern Pennsylvania.
Need of Sabbath Observance in Sunday Industry
A letter argues for curtailing Sunday work to spare employees and public welfare. It cites freight and coal trains, Sunday mails, and steady practice like the Lehigh Valley railroad’s curtailment, noting some services must continue but many can be delayed or eliminated without harming the public or economy.
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Sunday Mail
Scranton Reader Advises Against NYC Trip After Police Probe
A Scranton reader warns locals to postpone travel to New York amid an ongoing police investigation. The letter mocks Scranton residents’ gullibility and notes the city’s water woes attract con men. The piece critiques urban temptations and the dubious charm of Gotham’s nightlife.
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Atack Robinson
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Dealoe
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Bunco
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Harrean
Reading Herat Provokes Reflection on Small Minds
The passage contemplates Hrastus Wiraon’s fall and mocks a crowd of petty two cent men whose fame is limited to trifling acts. It notes how their pleasures lie in his downfall and suggests many minor wrongdoings go unnoticed except for momentary anger and disgust.
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Earnest Wiman figure stirs tension over disgraceful wealth
The speaker contends that ridicule of wealth and status arises not from crime but from vanity. They argue that those who have avoided jail feel superior, while a man like Erastus Wiman faces consequences that expose these pretensions and comfort the speaker with stark social critique.
One Reasonable Requirement
Good citizenship calls for vigilant oversight of local government and active service to neighbors, urging citizens to devote time to community welfare.
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Altoona Tribune
When I Am Dead A Plea For Kind Remembrance
A poem by Al Bartlett asks readers to remember him with warmth after death. He rejects grand monuments and seeks lasting kindness, thoughtful deeds, and gentle thoughts from friends rather than lamentations or anger. He wishes friends to recall his gentler acts and to renew affectionate memories each year.
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Honda
Goldsmiths Swisses Offer Swiss Made Exclusivity
A catalog extols Swisses crafted in Switzerland featuring two dot styles and floral designs. Describes small seed-like dots and larger dot patterns in pure white airiness. Claims over sixty styles and asserts no similar collection elsewhere.
Dress Fabrics On Sale At Scents Per Yard
A list of fabrics including Chiffons Jaconet Duchesse Ginghams Dimities Batistes and Sateens is offered at scents per yard with assurance of fast colors. The notice promotes a wide selection and quality guarantees for shoppers seeking new dress materials.
Lingerie Arrives With Low Prices and Large Design Range
NICHT DOWNS and other lingerie items appear on counters at unusually low prices amid a wide array of designs.
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