Scranton Board of Control Digression Sparks School Conflict
The Scranton board of control moved to relieve the high school superintendent from supervising the high school and assign the principal to direct it. The resolution, drafted in secret, faced criticism for meddling authority and potential atrophying of the public school system’s unity. It warns against decentralization and factionalism within Beranten’s schools.
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Scranton Board of Control
High and Training School Committee
Thire
T Howell
Hecton
Perordanes
Awiven
Serantean Board of Control
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Subechool
Artole Syeten
Elaine
Howell
Board of Central
Scranton
Syveten
Beranten
Tts
Aftermath of election shows restrained opposition and reform readiness
The piece notes political calm after a recent election with losers offering acquiescence. Treasurer St John of the Democratic national committee urges acceptance, discusses the gold standard and possible shift toward prosperity. It argues minority submission varies in tone and impact on governance.
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St. John
Democratic National Committee
United States
Senate
Praise for Associated Press on election night service
The passage praises the Associated Press for prompt and complete election-night reports. It credits AP’s operator in The Tribune building for earlier and more accurate counts in important states, noting flawless execution and timely delivery across three editions.
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United Associated Presses
Tribune
Wes
Three Republican organizers praised for campaign leadership
The piece lauds National Chairman Mark Hanna, Senator Matthew Stanley Quay, and Wisconsin Republican Joseph W. Babcock for their roles in building party strength, guiding strategy, and delivering victory. It commends Hanna’s management, Quay’s cautious counsel, and Babcock’s decisive leadership in legislative fights.
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Mark A. Hanna
St. Louis
Tanta
Tie
Mark Hanna
pallielans-Inehler
Snitech
Posling
Pennsylvania
Matthew Stanley Quay
Repihilean
Companison
Joseph W. Babcock
Wisconsin
Republican Congressional Committee
Babbcock
Apeak
Belshter
Commonwealth
Twentieth
Babcuck
Hicks
Paying the Price in Kansas and Nebraska
The piece argues that Kansans and Nebraskans lean progressive backward when behind in life, warning that the populace may embrace heresy as comfort. It predicts a short period to show educated readers in the two western states the principle is wrong and foresees eastern capital shifting to other western spots after recent electoral victory.
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Kanens
Nebraska
Kansas
McKinley Victory Sparks Hope for Nation and Industry
Chicago Times Herald reflects on McKinley’s election as a turning point for an American republic. The piece credits the victory with reviving industry, boosting employment, stabilizing government, and uniting the North South and West in common interests. It warns of future political and economic debates, including currency policy and class tensions, while praising national resolve and public faith.
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South
Delaware
Maryland
West Virginia
McKinley
Bryan
Washington Star
CGA
Mir
Abe Kinley
Ofigen
Flo
Hanna
Caphial
Fiber
Wake-Warners
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Baltimore
Coicago
Loulaville
Aim
Chicago Times Herald
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McKinsey
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Courife
MacKinley
Oloeted
Fritegelig
Inder
Christian Mathoo
MeKinley
Timentel Gorteld
Godrelane
Washington
Lves
Toronto Globe
American Republic
Major McKinney
Ord
Horoscope and political rumors in 1841 Tribune column
A dated column from November 1841 mixes astrological notes with local chatter about an election story, hints at a murder suspect Van Horn, and critiques prosecutors and fortune tellers. It notes fatigue over acting anti-fat and skeptical commentary about Cuban themes and Amedius advice while urging readers not to seek fame by folly.
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van Horn
Only One Style Remains as Nation Unites
Poetic lines reflect a nation’s unity and fading old differences as a single collective mood emerges. The piece evokes crowds, voices, and a chorus of harmony across regions, ending with a note of national peace and a reference to Washington Star.
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Washington Star
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