Republican League to Convene in Cleveland in 1895
Scranton reports the eighth annual convention of the Republican National League will meet in Cleveland on June 19. Delegates from states and territories will draft a declaration of principles for the 1896 presidential campaign, with Pennsylvania to send a large, multi-tier delegation including ex officio members. The piece defends the Republican record and warns of Democratic mismanagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National League
Cleveland
College Club
American Republican College League
National League
National Organization
Pennsylvania
Warren
Tracy
League
Republican Party
United States
The Peril of Relying on a Single Metallic Standard
The article argues that bank checks do not replace metallic currency and cautions against a single gold or silver standard. It cites 1892 and 1894 bank clearings to show how metal value fluctuations ripple into confidence and economic stability, warning that reliance on checks requires steadiness in metallic wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Arguments for Bimetallic Standards and Market Stability
The essay argues that a bimetallic standard could auto correct monetary imbalances by adjusting gold and silver use as their values shift. It contends that a single standard cannot automatically stabilize the economy, avoiding alternating contraction and inflation and ensuring steady commercial activity. It emphasizes the need for a automatic mechanism to maintain price and currency stability.
Baby-Play and State Department Politics in Honolulu
The piece attacks Secretary Gresham and Secretary Cleveland over Thurston recall and a private letter from Honolulu. It mocks diplomatic propriety, questions U S policy toward Hawaii, and comments on monetary and political issues of the era with sharp humor and criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gresham
Thurston
Cleveland
United States
Satrap Cleveland
Little Hawaii
Silver question and party fracture loom in editorials
The Philadelphia Record urges straddlers to pick sides on sound money, arguing for bi metalism and opposing gold monometallism with wild cat state bank notes. The piece critiques Clevelandism and previews how the National Republican league convention may influence silver policy amid lingering party divisions. The column notes national economic recovery and local events, including Nay Aug park and a Buffalo Bill Wild West display at Driving Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
Aliver
The
Tribune
National Republican League
League
Republican Party
Scranton
Great Plains
Senator Penrose praised for masterly handling of inquiry resolution
The Philadelphia Inquirer lauds Senator Penrose for his steadfast leadership amid pressure from municipal reform groups and powerful interests as he shepherds a city inquiry resolution. Despite opposition and influential appeals, Penrose stood firm, earning respect for resisting calls to oppose reform and advancing the investigation.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Senator Penrose
Municipal Association
Municipal League
Justice
Bilas W
Pettit
Senator Quay
Washington
Florida
Penrose
Philadelphia
Quay
Boles Penrose
Souvenir of 18M on leading American exchanges
An Exchange Encyclopedia Co bankers and brokers issue a souvenir of 18M detailing a 862 page daily and weekly record of stocks cotton grain and provisions with state and national production data. It includes forty half tone engravings of major exchanges, plus thorough coverage of finances foreign trade monetary systems and gold silver statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pp . Co
Milla Building
New York City
United States
May 11 166 Daily Horoscope by Ajacohus Tribune Astrologer
Astrolabe cast at 1.27 am for Saturday May 11, 166 cautions a pupil born this day against wild western ventures and ward politics. Saturn’s strong influence invites restraint while self knowledge may come through advice and caution about large bank notes and public behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajacohus
the Tribune
William Cody
Scranton
Saturn
Mr. Harrison
Improvised OCR Snippet Yields Fragmentary Names Note
A compact OCR fragment lists sparse tokens such as Na 742 Mahogai 25 R27 1238 50% 1217 Im Curly, offering no clear event, date, or entities. The readable parts suggest a damaged clipping with numeric codes and personal names but lack a coherent tale or outcome.
Masterpiece Oil Painting Display by Fairman
Drapery Department on the second floor presents the painting Rescue of the Perishing by John A. Fairman. The work, a grand canvas praised by galleries as a masterful scene off the French coast, is loaned for a limited time and invites the public and connoisseurs to view it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Fairman
French
Angelo
Raphael
Bonheur
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Scranton Tribune
Triune Pub
New York
Richard
Korren
W. W. David
Manacen
W. W. Youngs
W. Ihation
Hobsben
West
Col Jones Cody
Washington Post
Christopher L. Magee
Lyon
Andrews Committee
Charles Smory Smith
Mr. Smith
Ike
Hesing
Chicago
Teddie
Roosevelt
Japan
Shaw
Toronto
Nay Aug Park
Hameo
Jong
Leah
Amedhus
Im, Curly
Lass
Our
R Igular
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White Mountain
Jewett’s
Glenons, Ferber, O'Malley GO
Lackawanaa Averue
Saunters
Spalding
M. Florey
Wyoming Avenue
Capital
Bicycles OF America
J. D.wiliams & Bro
Lackawanna Avenue
Besa
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Wyoming Ave
Eureka
Washington Ave
Lackawanna Trust and Safe Deposit Company
DR. Hill & Son
Albany Dentists
First National
Edison's
Mimeograph and Supplies
Lackawanaa Ave
North
Washington Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Hull & CO
Dexter
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