Republican Electors Meeting in Harrisburg Convenes April 6 1886
To the Republican electors of Pennsylvania the state convention convenes Thursday April 6 1886 at 8 o'clock a.m. in the opera house Harrisburg for nominating two congressmen at large thirty two presidential electors eight delegates at large and other business. By order of the state committee M Siusas chairman. At the American Newspaper Publishers association banquet John F Barrett editor of the Truth delivered a bright address to be printed in the next issue of the Fourth Estate honoring Scranton and Barrett.
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Debates on Cuban policy and Cleveland’s stance stir public opinion
A spirited critique argues the president cannot ignore Congress or public will over Cuba and Hawaii. It cites Bayard, Spanish pressure, and calls for adherence to the people’s mandates, warning against secret pledges and imperial excess. The piece critiques postal reform, money in politics, and editorials across papers.
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Cromwell Era Roundheads and Modern Naval Budget Dispute
The piece contrasts Cromwell era dangers with a U S president adopting Stuart tactics. It notes English leaders urging international arbitration while MPs prepare to vote Mr. Gagehen's naval budget near 100 million for warships.
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Senator Quay Proposes Postal Savings Bank Plan
Senator Quay offers a concise bill to convert existing money order post offices into savings stations. Small deposits from ten cents to ten dollars earn two percent yearly, with no interest beyond five hundred dollars. Deposits are made via stamps on cards and redeemed at any U S money order office.
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McKinley Favored On First Ballot In Republican Canvass
Washington correspondent reviews the 1896 Republican presidential race noting McKinley leads on the first ballot with about 26 fewer than needed for nomination. Estimates place Morton Allison Quay and Cullom among top supporters, while Reed and Davia show limited early backing and others vie for delegates across states.
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McKinley Rivalry Shapes Nominating Debate Across Parties
A fragmented discussion shows McKinney aligning in opposition to another candidate with signals of factional support shifting. Quay and Matt’s backers weigh tactics as they fear a late surge could derail the nomination and influence the New York and Pennsylvania contingents at the court.
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Scranton Thines Preview of Spring Edition Lineup
The Trib une reports a plan for a twelve page issue this Wednesday and twelve fake editions weekly through spring and summer. It promises thorough, accurate sports coverage as a major attractive feature.
Daily Noroscope Advice for Aerety 3 1S
The Tribune astrologer Amacchus offers a playful forecast for a child born today. He suggests refraining from war with Spain if too young for military service and hints that President Cleveland may be wary of Monroe doctrine discussions in Congress. A lighthearted note closes with a tip to obtain a Tribune Lorescope to learn fate.
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