Republican stance on McKinley in St Louis nomination
E J Gibson argues Pennsylvania Republicans back McKinley as their second choice while Quay support fades as St Louis convention nears. The piece praises fair campaigning and urges unity behind the eventual ticket regardless of initial favorites, noting broad GOP backing and future shifts.
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St. Louis
McKinley
Reed
Allison
Clarkson
National Capital
William E. Chandler
Pennsylvania
Senator Quay
William McKinley
Per Capita Currency Contraction and Debt Rise Discussed
The article notes per capita money in circulation fell from 24.44 to 21.65 since 1992 under current policy, with debt per capita and interest taxes rising. It criticizes the administration for reduced circulation while supporting further currency contraction and opposes silver coinage. It also questions Thomas B. Reed’s vice presidential candidacy at St Louis.
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Sickles urges respect for Congress Cuban resolutions
The New York Sun recalls General Daniel Sickles urging Congress to pass Cuban resolutions and warns against presidential indifference. It notes Congress approved the measures in February and April and asserts the president cannot be a dictator under the Constitution. The North American Review in May features Senator Allen arguing West residents are as honest and patriotic as eastern folk.
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Madrid
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Senate
General Sickles
North American Review
Allen
Nebraska
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East
Debate on Direct Senate Election and State Legislatures
The Philadelphia Record argues against popular election of U S senators noting voters would pick party nominees and urging focus on the character of state legislators. It warns spoiled legislators could corrupt the Senate, urging Pennsylvanians to discriminate in selecting reps to Harrisburg to ensure worthy federal representation.
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United States
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J. Donald Cameron
Harrisburg
Washington
Longing for a Surplus Tariff and Sound Currency
The piece rails at bond issues delaying accountability while urging a surplus tariff, trade balance in favor, and broader sound currency circulation. It praises Mark Hanna and hints at McKinley’s presumed reelection, noting party unity against treachery and comment on Reed and Cullom in a caustic, opinionated tone.
Scranton Letter Critiques Old Dog Ordinance and Hydrophobia Myths
Richard Busteed Jr of Scranton argues against a decaying 1662 dog ordinance forcing muzzles and water bans. He claims rabies fears are overblown and hydrophobia does not affect animals, urging repeal to stop needless public alarm.
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Scranton
Rabba
Richard Busteed, Jr
Abiotic factors slow growth in industrial census note
A fragment discusses the impact of slower growth and limited progress caused by moral and material factors within individualism. It emphasizes the essential role of a key figure in civic development and the seriousness of his influence.
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Grees
Scranton Fire Dept. Costs Highlighted by Wilkes-Barre Times
The Wilkes-Barre Times notes Scranton, lacking a paid fire department, recorded fire losses under 0000 for 1995 compared with RAM last year. The piece praises neighboring Scranton’s improving showing while arguing for an organized first class paid department to ensure proper fire protection.
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Wilkes-Barre Times
Scranton
RAM
Heedless practical joker blamed for mine madness
The Philadelphia Press condemns men who provoked a coal mine worker into madness near Wilkes-Barre, calling their act a deliberate crime comparable to beating or robbing him, while noting laws fail to reach this vice.
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Philadelphia
Wilkes-Barre
Everett Warren Named Republican Elector for Local District
The Archbald Citizen praises Major Everett Warren as a straight, honest Republican elector for the district. The piece urges party leaders to emulate his principled stance and steadfast methods.
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Everett Warren
Death of Shah of Persia Ignites Global Debate
The Philadelphia Record notes the Shah’s assassination at his door and reflects on historical violence, recalling that two U S presidents have been murdered in living memory. The piece frames the act as a shock to nations and discusses political ripples without graphic detail.
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Persia
United States
Daily Horoscope from The Tribune Astrologer
Astrolabe cast 153 a m for Wednesday May 6 183. A child worth noting how Mayor Bailey’s mind changes on palica appointments while he slumbers. Mr Busteed argues about useless torture and may own a dog. Controller Welgh’s vote cast on the air. The dollar given to charity seems larger than the one spent on personal gratification. Burk backs water in the Herring investigation. The “lone isherman” requires little rehearsal on stage or life.
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Welgh
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Ajoseius
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Lone Isherman
Mrs Hoke Smith Provides Washington Society Anecdotes
W E Curtis in the Chicago Record recounts Mrs Hoke Smith wife of the Interior secretary amused by misidentifications in Washington society. A tale describes an encounter with another Mrs Smith at a reception where mistaken introductions sparked humor and brief tension before a cordial resolution.
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Chicago
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Secretary of the Interior
Washington
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Sieila
Jake Baith
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Themezake
Wealth and power shift in modern society
A Buffalo Enquirer reflection notes that land ownership loses primacy as industry diversifies and inventions raise productivity. Capital concentration grows and corporations enable large ventures by many moderate investors, reshaping municipalities and elevating cooperative capitalism while farmers remain separate.
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Buffalo Enquirer
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