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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1895
Page
4
The Tribune highlights late returns in a County election, noting Bartl’s near 1200 plurality before a dip that did not threaten his win. It praises Bartl’s integrity amid attacks on his nativity and lauds Detroit Mayor Pingree’s steadfast, principled leadership.
The piece critiques public justice and media influence in criminal cases, arguing innocence until proven guilty in Holmes's case and condemning reliance on circumstantial evidence. It surveys political shifts, party dynamics, and reform efforts amid editorials linking federal and state actions to national electoral momentum.
The New York correspondent to the Buffalo News reports that if Morton is not nominated on the fourth ballot at the Republican convention, New York’s vote may swing to Governor Hastings of Pennsylvania. Hastings draws praise in a nationwide speaking tour, while a pension reform plan proposed by Representative Stone elicits mixed reception.
A political roundup notes Republican gains in Pennsylvania and nationally with editorial confidence in a Republican president near term. It contrasts Democratic weakness, cites expected victory dynamics, and lists sensational phrases about defeats while predicting GOP success in incoming elections.
A fragmented verse piece weaves fevered dream imagery with classic ballads. The speaker laments longing and intoxication as bold scenes unfold including Lochinvar entering on his journey and distant echoes of battles and homes lit by memory.
The poem centers on a speaker who savors music and a comforting tea ritual. It contrasts refined musical imagery with playful, irregular lines about waking, a throat burning like a buffalo, and the warmth of tea and supper, concluding with a soft vow not to chide the cup.
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