Scranton Tribune Publisher and Office Details
Scranton Tribune lists F. E. Wood as General Manager with publication details. The paper is published daily and weekly in Scranton Pennsylvania by the Tribune Publishing Company with offices in New York and Scranton, and is entered at the Scranton post office as second class mail matter.
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Scranton Tribune
F. E. Wood
Scra Roy
SY Tuk
Trimune Publishing Company
Scranton
Republican district convention set for May 15 in St David s Hall
A formal call issued by the Republican committees of the First legislative district announces a district convention at St David s Hall North Main avenue May 15 at 2 oclock in the afternoon to nominate a candidate for the legislature to succeed John R Farr and to select a delegate to the Republican state convention. Delegates will be elected at the regular polling place on Saturday May 12 between 4 and 7 oclock p m. Vigilance committees will govern themselves accordingly. There are forty nine delegates to be chosen with apportionment shown on page one.
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West Side
Flrst
St. David's Hall
North Main Avenue
John R Farr
Conference of McDowell supporters behind closed doors
A New Castle dispatch claims a meeting of McDowell backers from Venango Crawford Beaver Erie Mercer Butler and Lawrence counties decided to pressure Senator Quay to keep McDowell on the ticket for congressman at large. The report cites possible Lyon delegates and a bid to favor Robinson, but the piece questions its accuracy and warns against petulant tactics in politics. Also notes a Mercer county Republican primary between A L Williams Sharon and ex congressman Sam Miller Mercer for president nominee against Democrat MeBard with past friction noted.
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New Castle
Philadelphia
Major McDowell
Venango
Crawford
Beaver
Eris
Mercer
Butler
Lawrence
Leslie
Senator Quay
Lyon
Robinson
Benetor Qing
Meliowell
Hoff
Vonaylvania
Fleetion
Noman
York
Danie Ls
Hastings
Mercer County
A. L. Williams
Sharon
Sam Miller
Jorge
S S Mebard
Mebard
Miller
Elaine
Umpire Wagner Criticized After Opening Game
A Philadelphia paper condemns umpire Wagner of Tamqua for lack of firmness familiarity and authority seen in the opening game. It urges better selection from Secretary Diddlebock of Philadelphia and notes intra-league balloting outcomes in Atlanta and Harrisburg.
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Wagner
Resta
League
Diddlebock
Philadelphia
Tamqua
Scranton Notes Highlight Labor Leaders and Local Arts
A discussion on Samuel Gompers successor prospects, Powderly, and the Sovereign era in labor circles is balanced by local culture reports. Wonderland theater impresses under George B. Davis with strict family friendly policy, while Scranton culture and street improvements receive editorial praise and civic interest.
Final break between Blaine and Harrison likely to puzzle historians
The exchange between Mr. Handy and Mr. Blaine touched on whether Blaine wrote to a certain man and if he later changed his mind. The fragmentary testimony aims to clear a confusing episode, though the ultimate split between Blaine and General Harrison remains a subject historians may debate for years.
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Powderly
Hazleton
Bny Theater
Anil
Forces of Organized Labor
Acone
Jaber
Siellende
Republic
Masat
Sovereign
Coemien
United States
Atte
Ondb
Mr. Handy
Mr. Blaine
General Harrison
Bovinine Endorsed for General Grant Memoir Finish
Col Fred Grant reports that during Gen Grant’s last months the main nourishment was Bovinine and milk and that this food enabled him to complete the second volume of his memoirs. Dr T H Douglas confirms the claim as suitable for all ages. Bovinine is endorsed by over 25 000 physicians and sold by all druggists.
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Gen
Grant
Bovinine
Wll Draggista
Bovinine CO
New York
Scranton Authors Highlight Notable Literary Figures
Wil Irving Finch praises several Scranton writers for their work and influence. Terence V. Powderly, J. E. O’Brien, Theron G. Osborne, Mis Susan Dickinso, and John E. Barrett are lauded for essays, poetry, and fiction. Barrett, editor of the Scranton Truth, is noted for wholesome, widely read light fiction.
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Scranton
Wil Irving Finch
Mr Finch
Boston Globe
Kate Field
Washington
Susan Dickineos
Truth Atolf
Mies Dickinset
The
Truth
John EB. Barrett
Barrett
Standard nearly new high top trade item listing
Brief notice describes a nearly new high top item and two additional favorable quality secondhand pieces. It mentions a potential trade or sale context with unclear details and limited identifying information.
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Nore
Worcester
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