Local notices and names in Seranton Tribune listing managers
A partial OCR shows a Seranton Pa publication note from The Tribune with names and titles including Trace Malding Frank & Gary managers, P. Kingsbury Paes Gen's Man, WH Ripple secretary, LIVY 8 Richard Eoiton, W. W. Davis business manager, W. Youngs Aty Manan, indicating a miscued roster or staff directory.
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Seranton
The
Tribune
New York Ofice
Trace Malding
Frank
Gary
P. Kingsbury
Paes
Gen
Ripple
Richard
W. W. Davis
W. W. Youngs
Through Train Hope and Naval Discipline Debate
The piece discusses a proposed through passenger train between Scranton and Philadelphia via Wilkes-Barre and Pottsville, praising direct travel and metro-area connectivity. It then pivots to President Cleveland’s handling of naval officer discipline, criticizing insubordination and urging honest leadership and prudent executive conduct.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Wilkes-Parre
Pottsville
Pennsylvania
Scranton
New York
Gotham
Charles Emory Smith
Herbert
Cleveland
Ill Timed Praise for Kohleaght and the Amicus Plan
An article mocks Kohleaght the Chicago Times Herald owner for hiring John W Ela as amicus curiae to aid Illinois legislature. It notes Ela’s unpaid, gratuitous service and laments Springfield’s rejection despite the philanthropic gesture.
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Chicago Times- Herald
Kohleaght
Kohlsaaht
John W. Ela
Chicago
Springfield
Ilinois
Amicus Curiae
Ela
Ita Ald
Kohlsoaht
Bla
Turmoil Over Interim Aid Sparks Constitutional Clash
Report outlines a heated dispute as Mr Ela, hired by Mr Kohlsnacht, faces a resistant legislature. The body rejects temporary appointments of a third house and warns against any influence on its DIL interests. The piece hopes for a peaceful resolution and suggests Witness salons may welcome Mr Fla or Kohlsandt’s personal payment.
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Ela
Kohlsnacht
Fla
Kohlsandt
Expansion of schools urged after Farr bill action
The editors argue Governor Hastings shows responsiveness to current needs by signing the Farr bill. They call for universal schooling, stricter truancy enforcement, and enlarged classrooms, insisting communities deserve adequate school accommodations and honest enforcement of the law.
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Hastings
Farr
Philadelphia
Pittsboro Times
Philadelphia Record
Two-Metal Money Argument in Free Man Journal
Father Lambert argues for Oliver in the Free Man's Journal, using coins as a local illustration. He cites a hypothetical New York coal law, claims impact on coal prices, and discusses silver and gold as money in a bimetallic system. He notes the Republican platform supporting bimetallism and clarifies standard money meaning.
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Republican Party
Lambert
Freeman's Journal
Oliver
New York City
Reagan
Democratic call for bimetallism shapes party strategy
The piece argues for full bimetallic equality of gold and silver, urging the Republican Party to nominate a candidate willing to pursue an international agreement on bimetallism. It notes 1896 delegate counts, regional blocs, and potential state conventions, with commentary on Roosevelt and public reception.
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Philadelphia
Allegheny
Lackawanna
Luserne
Uraford
Carbon
Ike
Schuylkill
Susqueanna
Wayne
Wyoming
Harrisburg
Notable Meets and Memoirs From Century Club Tales
A collection of anecdotes recalls encounters between Richard Harding Davis and Paul Dana at a New York Century Club gathering. Dana misidentifies Davis before recalling him, while other reminiscences touch on Nello Grant Sortoria, General Grant, and Nellie, with Hastings and Roosevelt in a lively, era-tinged jumble of social scenes and anecdotes.
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Hichard Harding
Eucene
Paul Dana
Century Club
New York
Aline
Davis
Tom, Tiek
Harry
Mr. Dana
Mr. Davis
Richard Harding Davis
Devis
Davie
Nello Grant
Kyd Douglas
Chicago
Grant
Hiush Hastings
Long Branch
Hastings
Hughy
Enghind
Nellle
Hall
Huughy
New Tribune Publishing Site Plans Crest Beranton Growth
The Sunday News reports The Tribune Publishing company will buy Judge Hind’s property and build a large publishing and printing establishment renowned for durability and beauty. Nearby J W Guernsey will erect a substantial music and instrument sales building. The two new structures symbolize Beranton’s growth as cramped premises hinder expansion.
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The
Sunday News
Judge Hind
Tribune Publishing Company
Theatreat
J. W. Giernuey
Planoforte and
Miso
Beranton
Guernsey
Nmpler
Value of Advertising In The New York Sun
The article extols newspaper advertising as a force powering civilization, linking seller and buyer and expanding markets. It argues ads lower prices, boost competition and innovation, and enable global reach and information access, benefiting both advertisers and the public.
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New York Sun
Thas
Hoe
Daily Horoscope Drawn by Amaccus May 20 1805
The Tribune Astrologer Amaccus offers a Monday horoscope noting surprising child birth prospects, river frost reports, peach crop rumors, and a warning against high risk schemes. It advises avoiding law fights with full pockets and quarreling with larger men while predicting modest health for strawberry shortcake.
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Amaccus
The
Tribune
Jack Frost
Howell
Republican
Truth
Baldwin
Hyde Park
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Scrantoni Tribune
Gotanton
Kohan
Ponosy
Takikinowa
Tae TavKe Fe
Sale Nally
D. L
Wtation
Hoboken
Ecranton
Washington
Mr. Ela
Mr. Kohlsaaht
Father Lambert
Standard
Roosevelt
Alep
Howe
St. Paul
New York Weekly
Satan
Johnson
Wanteil
Simons
Hoya
Chieageo Daily News
Ninth Street
Tim
Washington Star
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Sarmenter House
Olver Wendell Malmes
Harriet Beeshir Stowe
Boston Courier
Clark
Theodore Roonevelt
Eugene Field
Albany
Troy
Washington Ave
Wishineyon Ave
Coldsmith's
Gros Grains
Faille Francaise
Hatteras and Furnishers
Spalding
Capital
Frank P. Christian
Hatter
Spruce Street
Lackawanna Ave
Edison
North
Washington Avenue
Presbyterian Church
White Mountain
Jewatt's
Clemors
Lackawanna Avenue
Guernsey Brothers
John L. Hangi
First National Bank
Ns Ass
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