Republican State Ticket and Meeting Notice Published
Scranton Tribune reports the Republican ticket for governor lieutenant governor auditor and secretary of state with names Daniel 8 Tate Walter Lyon Amos Iliv and James Watta. It notes a county Republican committee meeting at 2 pm on Saturday July 1 in Central Kernidioes room to decide the date and venue for the county convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernidioes
Pittiowt
Davitt W. Porei
Aneta
Fe. Powell
Roy
Connate
Maworthy Sigald
MaSignite
Ise
Cualiwan
Coursa
Yaara
Harriaburg
Perhepa
Harris
Moyes
Benin
Fragmented political clash tests county committee unity
A murky county political meeting debates the timing and candidates for the next convention. Key figures criticize leadership while factions argue over tariffs, immigration, and party cohesion amid a looming split risk.
Expulsion Proposed for Foreign-Born Rioters
A speaker urges expulsion of convicted rioters lacking proof of citizenship to keep peace, arguing foreign-born offenders impair justice and endanger the community. Judge Ewing warned during a Fayette county grand jury address that strikers may organize for fair wages but cannot control operators or wages, stressing that liberty does not authorize violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuanaret
Ewing
Fayette County
Harrisburg Democratic Convention Criticized for Platform
The piece condemns the Harrisburg Democratic convention for a hypocritical platform endorsing Cleveland era policies while denouncing party leaders like William M. Singerly. It notes dissatisfaction with the plank on liberty of conscience and questions the party’s sincerity and candor in accepting the resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Singerly
Harrisburg
Singerly
Capprd
Cleveland
Wnestivat
County duty to raise rewards for murderer
The text urges the county to match a $100 reward offered by Old Forge township for the arrest of Loro's killer. It criticizes inaction and argues large-scale rewards reflect economy and true American frugality. It calls on the commissioners to honor the county by promptly supporting a substantial reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Porge Town
Loro
E Eo
Medusa
Commissionsra
Political Buzz in Lackawanna GOP Scene and Scranton Echoes
The piece surveys Lackawanna Republican tensions over Sheriff Fahey and criticizes party chiefs while noting Jopepl A. Scranton’s cautious stance. It praises the press market, reports on the Scranton Traction company, and praises Judge Rhone’s stance against funeral extravagance. It discusses Reading as a potential convention site and rails against tariff policy and the 53rd Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judes Roone
Rhone
Didge Rhone
Public notice on newspaper subscriptions and law
The piece discusses political ideas, publisher obligations, and subscriber rights. It explains that publishers may not force reluctant subscribers to pay and compares a newspaper's obligation to pay for services to a grocery bill. It notes postmaster duties to discontinue delivery and that the legal remedy lies in common law contracts in local courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tearagen
Wolke Barre
Saeh & Coured
Goles Ton
Id Aren
Jean
Indy Alodag
Eason Chee Prbiaber
Hota
Feceral
Unite Staten
Harrisburg Situation in Early Philadelphia Press
A garbled OCR recounts a biblical-like name sequence involving David Uriah and a Hittite, claiming a letter ordered Uriah placed at the frontline and killed, with Uriah dying in battle. The text appears as fractured excerpts from a historical or satirical note on wrongdoing and fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phiadelphia Press
David
Uriah
Ndit
Goldsmiths Bazaar Shvisse Offers Swiss Style Dots
A Swiss-made display showcases more than sixty styles of SHVISSE crystals. The collection presents two varieties with clear-cut dots and floral designs, all in pure white airy craftsmanship. No other collection matches this selection.
Class Book Reveals Yale Graduates and Costs
The Yale senior class numbers 298 with 200 to receive diplomas. Four-fifths are scholars, many study law or medicine, and 10 plan marriage. Freshman to senior expenses range from 600 to 4000 dollars yearly, with the editor noting rising barriers for poorer students while praising public colleges and the broader value of affordable education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Greeley
New York City
Avery
New Haven
Harvard
America
Cambridge
New Tayen
Dress Goods Sale at Five Cents a Yard
Advertises wash goods including chintz chif fons jaconet duchess and ginghams priced at five cents per yard with fast color warranty. Describes variety such as dimities latistes and sateens as options for a handsome dress.
Lingerie Sale Brings Wide Range to Counters
A sale advertises NICHT GOWNS and other lingerie found on counters at very low prices with a large array of designs.
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Scranton Tribune
Fudlaighto
Scranton
Tridune Pudlighing Company
Ce. P. Kingsbury
Taioure Guione
Fran Gmay
Manacun
Ranton
Danitl
Walver
LYON
VHP
ALS
LGD
Amos Iliv
James Wi
Weston Land
Sixerway
Shiscounney
Eloubens
Anya
Intizaubia
Postaasten
James Haas
Robert ‘I’ Lincoln
Wilkes-Barre
Slerif Fahey
Otate Senate
Puselig
Breeze
Tun Taree
A. Scranton
Tre Teuse
Pennsylvania
W&ll
Experieledd
Styla
Thy Seranton Traction Company
Hogileui
Indetton
Ptytalied
Republica
Boward
Mion
Mutchlor
Mubchlortani
Ule Wothude
Young Howard
Cgoldsmiths
Tages
Victors
Lacka- Wanna Avenue
Williams & Bro
Lacka, Ave
Wasu Victor
Triple Motion
White Mountain Freezer
Couroen, Clemons
Aylesworth’s
Wromleg Ave
Wash Coods
Alaska
Lackawanna Ave
Dr. Hill & Son
Albany
Pikist National Bank
Pierce's, Market
Pierge’s Market
Columbia Bicycle Agency
Opp
Tribune
Spruce St
Hess
Wheela
Guernsey Brothers
Wyoming Avenue
Gaiter
Globe Shoe Store
Lacka
AVE
Evans & Powell
First Mortgage
E. W. Mulligan
Second National Bank
W. L. Watson
First National Bank
Pittston
J. L. Polen
People's Savings Bank
A. A. Bryden
President Mineral Savings Bank
Pittston, Pa
Scranton Savings Bank and Trust Company
H. Atherton
Counsell
Wilkes-Barre, PA
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