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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1900

Page

5

Republican Nominations for Scranton dated November 3 1900

National slate lists President McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt with running mates. State candidates include GALUBITA A Onovw and ROBERT HH FORRDEREN for Congress, plus county officials such as WILLIAM CONNETDTA and GEORGE M WATSON. Local officers named include SHERIF, TREASURER, PROTHONOTARY, CLERK OF COURT, and district legislators THOMAS REYNOLDS JOHN SCHEART EDWARD JAMES JR P A PHILDIN. Also features Bryan quotes opposing the gold standard from 1896 and 1900 remarks.

Congo William Connetdta Didge George M, Watson Shoritjoun i Pallows AL Scilanton Atorney William S, Lewis Jons Copeland Thomas 2. Castell Hury Edward B. Sturges Thomas J. Reynolds John Scheart Edward James, JR P. A. Phildin

Overwhelm the Enemy Tuesday by Voting the Straight Ticket

A harsh anti Bryan editorial attacks Governor Pattison and Conry for misquoting the Declaration of Independence and accuses the Democrats of defending slavery. It argues for a straight Republican vote to defeat the party and highlights William Connell as a friend to workers.

Overnor Pattison Congress Conry Morto Tileo Philippines Pattison Meg. Conry Thomas Jefferson Democratic Party Pacific Oreat Advovnate of William Jennings Bryan Eltigen

Mark Hanna: political figure tested by public opinion

A long analysis contrasts Hanna’s reputation with his actual traits. The piece argues Democratic bias distorts him as a money-driven plutocrat, while noting his willpower and courage. It predicts shifting sentiment as voters see him firsthand at rallies.

Mark Hanna Hanna Mathers

Mark Hanna Faces Harsh Attacks Despite Strength of Convictions

The speech left a strong impression as Hanna steered the miners’ strike and pressured railroads to concede. Observers note his decisive, calculated approach and warn that his clear, unflinching manner makes him a target for envy and abuse, though his public career remains undefeated.

Hanna Ble Stheras Mark Hanna

Four years later vote to keep Republican good times

A political message urges voters to support continued Republican leadership to sustain perceived economic gains and policy outcomes from the prior term. It emphasizes continuity and benefits seen under the party in power.

Connell Faces Questions Over Strike Handling

The Times questions Hon William Connell about his role in the strike. It asks why he did not settle his own workers earlier, noting a separate strike began over three months before the general one and ended with it. The piece urges Connell’s men to share their view of his treatment.

William Connell Mr. Connell Washington

McKinley Prosperity Backed by Scranton Voters

A local Democratic piece argues McKinley’s administration has boosted prosperity in Scranton and Lackawanna County, citing work and wage gains as proof against Republican and Bryan predictions. It urges support for McKinley, Connell, and the Republican ticket while warning against a split ballot and Democratic machine influence in Kentucky and Colorado.

Kentucky Bryan McKinley Colorado Idaho Utah Congress

The Tribune Forecasts McKinley in Kentucky Goebel Law

The Tribune historically avoids pre election prophecies but reveals a private estimate for Kentucky. It predicts McKinley and Yerkes will win in Kentucky despite the Goebel law granting the Democrats control of the election.

Tribune Cleveland Minnesota McKinley Kentucky Bryan Commonwealth Yerkes

Bryanism and Insurrection Risks in Philippine Policy

A political column contrasts Bryan's Philippine policy with Alaska hypothetical insurrection, arguing that surrender to rebellion would destabilize government. It warns that Bryan's approach could invite secession and dissolution, while noting labor-pay practices and a Temple Iron concession and Lipton's pork speculation as related political-economic signals.

Bryan Aguinaldo Congress Philippines Alaska Esquimaux United States Philippine

Philosophers, Labor, and Prices in Pennsylvania Debate

The piece argues mills and mints as a solution, contrasts McKinley and Bryan's views, and says true aid to the poor lies beyond oratory. It notes workers, especially miners, should share profits to avoid discontent amid rising coal costs.

The White House Promise and Workingmen’s Pay

A political appeal argues that Democratic promises failed working people regarding credit and bills, claiming 1896 votes secured their gains. It warns that Bryan in 1900 would bring hardship, mocks the full dinner pail notion, dismisses Cuban dissidents, and dismisses late hour campaign fakes as lies.

Daily Horoscope From Amacchus The Tribune Astrologer

Astrolabe cast at 4.50 am for Saturday Nov 5 1000. A child born today notes goman people act as though civility costs money. A sewing wife matters more to her husband than a multilingual one. Love is not distasteful yet return of passion can be tiresome. Foolishness teaches late. Fortune tellers flourish as most live to be told what they already know. Debts ruin Jonesome prospects. Fame is in sight but rarely within reach.

McKinley Cleveland Garfield Caanal Grant Lincoln Gould Suntington Mr. Wetmore Astors

Bryan leads Debs in public opinion in Democratic race

The article argues that striking workers and agitators influence voters unevenly. It notes William Jennings Bryan leads Socialist Eugene Debs in gathering American discontent votes, while Chairman Guffey remains optimistic about Democracy’s prospects.

William Jennings Bryan Eugene Debs

Municipal ownership debate touches London reform ideas

New York writes on England’s municipal utilities trend led by Lord Avebury. The piece notes vast public investments in water gas markets tramways and electric light with slim margins after interest. It highlights housing sanitation and fire insurance as driving forces for further local government ventures.

New York Ord Avebury England United States Atlantic Royal Commission Lord Avebury London Chamber of Commerce Wales London County Council Edinburgh Glasgow Bradford Urich

Municipal schemes push for city run services across Britain

The Bradford mayor promotes a municipal fire insurance critique and a city owned telephone exchange plan. He cites savings from self run systems and reports comparisons with Berlin and Paris, noting potential profits, costs, and public benefits from municipal ownership.

County Councile County Borourha Borourhs Ireland Wales Inmrinee Companiea Headford Bradford Alang Alliens Hay National Telephone Company Tromshelm Norway Bradford Corporation Lua Ptreeta Alasgow Berlin Paris

The Yankee Young Man And The Promise Of Opportunity

A Utica Press editorial rebuts that fears of corporate barriers and limited chances for poor youths are unfounded. It argues that throughout American history many presidents rose from modest means and that today’s open market and meritocracy offer abundant opportunities for industrious young people.

Fragmented quotes on liberty and restoration from era writings

A garbled selection of speeches and reflections on liberty, education, and the future of a restored union. The text invokes visions of a prosperous, free Filipino nation guided by American ideals and the dangers of terror and indecision in governance.

Manila Posey American Republic

The Dangerous Man

A verse from the Chivago Record laments widespread corruption and distrust in politics and society. It rails against frauds, deceitful leaders, and pervasive mistrust across institutions, calling for a scourge of this nuisance to restore faith.

Grace

Rercereau and Connell Invite Informed Guests

The store owner offers a cordial invitation to friends and patrons to call and visit, expressing pride in the business and a preference for word of mouth endorsement.

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