Scranton School Superintendent Race Quieted By Re-Election
The piece argues Mark Hanna has taken the best hotel slots in St. Louis while Scranton public schools face no new contest for the superintendent post. It defends the unanimous re election of Professor Howell as prudent to shield schools from distraction and uphold stable leadership amid calls for balance with the public’s interest. It also notes a rebuke of claims that banking is a disgrace.
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Scranton Public Schools
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Howell
Department of Publc
Chnnoe Fousown Lake Permedie
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Lange
Edward H. Butler
Buffalo News
United States
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Reading Times
Lee Press
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Times
Reading
T C. Zimmerman
McKinley Debunking Article Reprinted in Democratic Press
The piece argues McKinley faced a phony financial conspiracy tied to a Wall Street syndicate that supposedly financed his rise. It notes the attack aims to undermine him before voters while praising McKinley’s long public service and integrity. St Clair McKelway is cited defending his character.
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McKinley
New York Journal
Ohio Statesman
Robert L. Walker
Is8s
Deshowing Nawneters
White House
Wall Street
Cleveland
Vermont
California
St. Clair McKelway
Brooklyn Eagle
Scranton Lang
Bayo
Willam McKinley
McKinley finances and political tensions referenced
The article recounts how McKinley entrusted his money to a business associate, leading to losses that were recovered and returned by others. It discusses campaign tactics, party dynamics, and a push for reform including a ten year political campaign limit. It mentions then current newspaper successes and speculation on future cabinet appointments.
Opening of National Exhibition of Electrical Appliances
Governor Morton will inaugurate the National Exhibition of Electrical Appliances in New York using Niagara Falls power transmitted across vast distances. The event, part of the Electric Light Association’s nineteenth annual convention, showcases major inventors and a substantial investment while highlighting rapid advances in electricity and communication.
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Industrial Arts
Lexington Avenue
Forty-second Street
New York
Morton
Niagara Falls
San Francisco
New Orleans
Augusta
St. Paul
Niagara
Queen Victoria
Electric Light Association of
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Molson
Tesla
Killa Thompson
Professor Bell
Manhattan Island
Ineah
Cleveland Compared to Harrison Shows Budget Shifts
A historical comparison argues that under Harrison the national debt fell to about 8310,000,000 while under Cleveland it rose to 501,000,000 including interest. It notes surplus gaps and British budget deficits, concluding Mr. Cleveland was the best U.S. president and that British financiers would favor his continued leadership.
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Benjamin Harrison
Grover Cleveland
Harrison
Cleviland Co.cc
Cleveland
Great Britain
United
EOE
Ata Vevesesesen
United States
United Atates
Bradford
Wellman in Vimes-Honard Political Debate Quay Letters Exposed
A historical column discusses Senator Quay and his 1870s campaign letters to Pennsylvania Republicans. It argues these letters created obligations to backers and that Quay faced mounting pressure if President Hayes administration altered support.
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Air Quay
Pennsylvania
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Doway
Akle
Depew Doubts Convention Outcome Amid McKinley Prospects
In a Philadelphia Press interview Charles Depew declines to abandon Governor Morton and aims to enter the convention to influence the ballot. He says New York could support Morton with a majority vote on at least one ballot while Vermont’s recent moves may shape convention conduct. He cautions against assuming McKinley is nominated and notes six weeks remain for unforeseen accidents or misfortunes altering the scene.
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Holland
Philadelphia
Depew Shoul
Morton
New York
Helland
View-Provident
Lkely
McKinley Nomination Faces Possible Emergency Obstacle
Fragmentary text notes that McKinley’s nomination seems hard to stop, unless an unforeseen crisis or sudden reveal of weakness creates a new opening. The passage hints at a single event that might derail the process.
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McKinley
Looming Phrases From Chicago Senator Interview
A Chicago interview quotes the senator as stating he will accept the campaign role without his state endorsement, arguing that national welfare and party patriotism trump personal ambitions. He warns of a big upcoming challenge and urges Republicans to unite for the country.
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Chicago
Suddhen
Fehl
Family updates from Gray Gables and Marion’s birthday
W E Curtis reports in the Chicago Record that Cleveland will visit Gray Gables earlier than usual this year. The president's family gathers at Woosley for outdoor exercise, and Marion will turn two in July after a two year interval between the children's birthdays.
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W. E. Curtis
Chicago
Mere. Clevland
Gray Gables
Woosley
Marion
Pennsylvania Democracy Weighs McKinley Backers
The Philadelphia Press and Scranton Tribune discuss the possible selection of a Pennsylvania figure for a national role, noting McKinley supporters favor a prominent Pennsylvanian. The Pottsville Miners Journal and Scranton Tribu ne weigh the party’s desperate tolerance of various figures in its crisis.
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Pottsville Miners’ Journal
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Daily Horoscope From Ajacrhus At TriDune Café
The May 5 horoscope advises children born that day face reasons behind McKinley button factories operating full time and notes Schedule A may be heard from. It praises development over invention and suggests diplomacy to avoid disturbance in a marriage.
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TriDune
McKinley Utton
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