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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1897
Page
4
Announcement lists state offices with appointed officials and county officers for Scranton region. Urges Republicans to mark the official ballot with a crescent in the Republican column to direct votes for state and local candidates on election day November 2.
The piece urges Republicans to stand firm and vote the party ticket straight. It praises W. S. Langstaff for county treasurer and dismisses rumors aimed at dividing the party, urging unity and turnout.
Hyde Park gathering and county meetings push a decisive Republican canvass for 97. The piece notes unprecedented off year interest as voters confront Bryanism versus protection and sound money. It urges voters to reject the endorse ment of Bryan and spoliation claims and to vote the straight ticket.
The New York Sun editorial on Henry George and Seth Low reveals bitterness in the Greater New York mayoralty contest. It highlights Low’s post death pledge to carry on George’s work and accuses his followers of barging into George’s death chamber for political leverage, portraying it as impudent.
The piece discusses rival Republican factions in New York politics with four contenders and their followings approaching a finish, noting potential outcomes for Tammany, General Tracy, Seth Low, and George. It argues voters should ignore bossism cries and focus on unity for victory.
Senator CL Magee warns Lackawanna readers that Republicans must vote the party line to secure national and local gains. He decries off year excuses and urges all supporters to persuade neighbors to cast full ticket ballots for continued economic improvement and political stability.
President McKinley spoke at the Commercial club of Cincinnati on Saturday night in a nonpartisan address. He warned that careless citizenship undermines free government and urged citizens to discharge duties in the upcoming off year while stressing the nation’s strength and material development.
The piece argues domestic and international gains from expanding trade with world markets. It praises sericulture and manufacturing exports, envisions state ships on all seas, and calls for open markets and fair relations, contrasting liberal ideals with McKinley era protectionism.
Local Republican committee urges a complete party vote to secure a sweeping victory in Lackawanna County. They call out the “suit-at-homes” and urge ballots for all Republican nominees while denouncing Bryan and his Chicago platform. Mentions visiting orators Schaeffer Maust Snyder and figures like Banker Thompson and Charley Huester.
Amcchus forecasts for Monday November 1 hint at political fatigue in the Democratic camp this fall. A Scranton World writer hints at modern deliria. The piece warns to watch Candidate Atherton before polls close tomorrow night as results loom and a contest seems possible.
The Carbondale Leader urges Republicans in Lackawanna County to boost turnout for the Tuesday election. It warns that success hinges on disciplined, energetic party workers in every district to convert votes and counter Democratic efforts.
The piece attacks Seth Low for seizing Henry George's political estate after his death, defending Henry George's legacy and condemning Low as unprincipled and greedy. It praises General Tracy and denounces Tammany Hall influence, warning of a fierce political clash next Tuesday.
From the Providence Register John R Jones holds every legal attainment for the office of district attorney. He has proved it in years of his term and the people of Lackawanna county are the better for his service. He has advanced criminal trial progress and justice is more certain with speedy trials guaranteed by law.
The text urges Republicans to contact peers who do not show up on election day and persuade them to vote. It advises a two step approach to reach those unreachable voters to increase turnout by about seven percent.
Every woman in this community has Dry Goods money to spend and you want to spend it to the best advantage. We supply your needs with fresh reliable merchandise and full satisfaction. No trashy makeshift stock and you can depend on it. Many have planned purchases and now we should act together on this trading matter. Helpful hints await you.
The vendor touts a full cloak collection headed by Ladies Box Coats at 3.98 and 4.98, Reefer and English Kersey jackets at 2.23 and 6.98, and a range of capes and sealskin plush options from 2.98 to 9.98. Fur trim, silk lining, and long sweeps highlight the offerings.
The ad notes large purchases in anticipation of tariff changes and presents limited items with special prices. Items include 64 inch silver bleached German table linen at 59 cents a yard, 100 dozen napkins, 50 pieces Scotch and Irish damasks from 25 cents to 2.50 dollars per yard, plus matching napkins and various linen goods.
Local shop advertises lamps in all colors with globes silk shades and guaranteed goods. Also offers extra globes shades chimneys to fix up old lamps.
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