Metropolis Sylvania Activists Clash Over Custodianship Bill
The piece notes Sylvania’s elevation 740 feet and its civic data while detailing a heated dispute as the American Protective Association opposes a state custodianship bill. It argues the group’s stance reflects intolerance and malignity, contrasting with Governor Hastings administration.
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Rival Republicans for Scranton Bench Face Off
The editorial argues for Willard over Archbald as judge of the superior court, praising Willard’s deeds and Archbald’s thought, while noting both are needed on the bench. It urges voters to decide between continuity for Lackawanna’s courts and Willard’s specialized expertise in anthracite litigation.
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Ex-Detector Cooper Embraces Silver Bedrock Policy
The piece notes ex-Detector Thomas V. Cooper openly supports Senator Cameron’s silver standard via bimetallism. It contrasts Cooper with Republicans who flirt with gold monometalism yet lean silver in rhetoric. The Philadelphia Press praises international action restoring silver and warns of party drift.
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Custodianship bill faces action amid religious tension
Harrisburg reports note a special order set for tomorrow night to advance the custodian bill backed by Captain John Delaney. The measure aims to unify supply contracts for state departments, risking a deadline of April 1 to become law, amid opposition linked to Delaney's Catholic faith and patriotic associations.
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Daily Horoscope Read by Amaccus in The Tribune
The March 18 1895 horoscope from Amaccus warns of a child born under sagittary traits with weaving talents and elastic hat bands. References to ducks slaughtered on a Violet cruise, Cleveland’s need for a stranger dynamo, and local officials hint at political shifting and editor Beamish’s whiskers tied to the Anthracite county movement.
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