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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1894
Page
4
The article laments the tariff battle in the US Senate during the Wilson bill era and its impact on business. It notes public interest in baseball, critiques Democratic policy, and predicts political blame shifting as the nation seeks a path through economic uncertainty. It references Coxey and recent election signals without detailing.
The English premier told the London City Liberal Club that unity of the Empire must be preserved while Ireland’s home rate issue requires cooperation from Liberal Scots and Horlish people. He hinted the new Liberal plan seeks autonomy for Ireland akin to an American state, without eroding allegiance to the Empire, though likely faces opposition from Nationalists and English MPs.
The text reflects on the momentum behind Mr Gladstone’s home rule effort and the broad public confidence it garners among leading figures. It also honors Frank Hatton of the Washington Post as a sharp, principled journalist whose career combined bold opposition with steadfast support for merit across parties.
A vivid critique notes the sale of World’s Fair pieces to opportunistic bidders, arguing the temporary display reflects America’s rapid shift from novelty to novelty. The piece laments lost art and architecture, questions long-term value, and contrasts Chicago’s legacy with future civic investments and ongoing cultural events.
David Martin backs Grow and Cameron sage raised in Bucks. Lawrence county Republicans structure for Bibley governorship. Williamsport Celtic Republicans endorse Jack Rotinaon and DA Garman for court judge to succeed DL. Hicks of Bish wins Bedford primaries over Threop. York Republicans seek Towstead for tenth anniversary of central plot. J Ridgeway Wright named chairman and C Len Joliakou secretary of Luzerne county Democrats. In Washington opinion Democrats must pivot as Hensel dikes fall. DA nomination in Lisertie county goes to Peter A. O Hoyle. Republican convention fixed for June 2. Hastings Robinson and Price supported. Jack Whitehouse champion in Lyon. ex-Sheriff Comrey leads Robingen. Representative Samuel M. Wwuerly announces no re election bid in Cumberland. Jack Robinson wed Bellford county. Janiata backs. Lyon takes Venango, Tom Stewart prominent in Lehigh and Hele. S. F. Seitz seeks Democratic presidential judge nomination in Cumberland. Ex Tudor Hiurman also candidate. Editor Pomeroy wins Brenklin nomination over M A Folts. Lawrence county Republicans back judge W D Wallace of New
Four years after a conference fight that shifted the cantonal district to Democrats Castle and Wallace again drive risky gains. Laird Barber of Mauch Chunk contests Major Klotz for congressional seat in Carbon county, with clear opposition to Howard Muehler. The piece praises sound money Republicans for supporting the veto of the reignintage bill and notes Speaker Crisp’s provocation did not deter voters from backing the veto.
Local merchant notice urges quick advertising to secure benefits. the item advocates immediate action to avoid losses and promote business growth. The fragment emphasizes urgency and a monetary amount of 44, urging readers to respond promptly.
A limited number of the bonds are offered at par with accrued interest. Copies of the mortgage and full information are available from EW Mullynn, Cashier Second National Bank, Wilkes-Barre, PA. W L Watson, Cashier First National Bank, Pittston, PA. J L Polen, Cashier People's Savings Bank, Pittston, PA. A A Brydon, President Miners' Savings Bank, Pittston, PA. and via Scranton Savings Bank and Trust Company, Trustees under the Mortgage.
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