Scranton Public Notice of Advertising Services 1888
The Scranton Tribune announces an official notice from foreign advertising agents. A government page lists offices in Scranton and Harrisburg with dates and names including Governor William A. Ston Lieutenant Governor James W. Latta and judges W. Poiver and Wod. It names congressmen Larke Davenport Galusha Grow and a posting of various state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Ston
Gobin
James W. Latta
Judes
Superior Court
W. W. Poiver
W.od
At- Larke
Bamuel A. Davenport
Galusha A. Grow
Local Officials Named in Oversight Committee Notebook
Congress WILLIAM CONNELL presides as key legislator with Judge F W GUNSTER and Coroner JOHN J RODENTS listed among incident figures. 3 D Burveyor GEORGE F STEVENSON appears as a noted contributor or official name in the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
William Connell
Local Senate and House Districts Named in List
The document lists Senate Twentieth District James C. Vaughnan and House districts with representatives John Kr. Fart John Bcheer, N. Mackey, Joan F. Reynolds, detailing district assignments in a state or municipal election context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John KR
John Bchecer
N. (. Mackey
Joan F, Reynolds
Pennsylvania Governor Candidate Pledges Reform and Unity
A candidate outlines a vision to win public support and govern for all Pennsylvanians. He condemns partisan abuses, promises investigations only when needed, and vows to pursue honest, public‑minded leadership with God’s help. He urges voters to back the Democratic party tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Stone expected to win Pennsylvania race despite press estimates
The Philadelphia Preva argues Stone faces optimistic but contested margins across counties. It predicts a statewide plurality near 50 000, with variations in Allegheny Lackawanna Luzerne Schuylkill and Chester. Swallow and Jenks are cited as alternatives while urging support for Judge Ginsterls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Stone
Jenks
Pee Swallow
Pees
Jenke
Allegheny
Con
Bwiatlhow
Bayne
Rwallow
Bienes
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Schuylkill
Jenkes
Chester County
Swallow
Chester
Tts
Bialy
Beacon
Rep
Brown
Dem
Geacoum
Wanamaker
Pennsylvania
High Dictate of Patriotism Editorials Urge McKinley Support
Two Philadelphia editorials from the Ledger and the Press argue for a Republican majority in Congress. They praise President McKinley and urge Pennsylvanians loyal to the war to peace transition to back the administration and national interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Ledger
Philadelphia Press
Congress
Ledger
Press
Senator Quey
Mrr
Wanmaker
Cliison
Pennsylvania
William McKinley
Republican Ticket Urged for Congress and Governor
The Tribune reprints an editorial urging voters to support the Republican candidate for congress and governor. It argues for a strong Republican majority in Congress to sustain progressive policies and praises Senator Vaughan for four years of service and reliability in representing the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
McKinley
Washington
Harrishire
Vaughan
Pennsylvania Senate Seat Crisis Shapes Tightly Contested Vote
Amid bleak winter politics in Pittsburgh area, voters face a pivotal choice to determine who will replace M. Quay in the U S Senate. The outcome hinges on single party majorities in joint conventions and potential third party splits. Big names like Sag et Weyler Croker Guffey and Carman loom as parties brace for a sharp, high stakes battle over free silver and party control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republi
Poonestwainla
Senate
Moltinkey
Washington
Petinevivaria
Benews Republicattisi
Coke
Republican Party
Mek Ocrtiela
Leeks County
Whiel Guid Mckhinles
Oughi
Hatriebere
Philadelphia Businessmen Endorse Republican Ticket for Governor
A large group of Philadelphia and nearby business leaders signed a pro Republican address urging support for William A. Stone in the Pennsylvania gubernatorial race and the Republican ticket to maintain business interests and oppose Democratic gains in the Legislature and Congress. They call on others to back the Republican platform and ignore late scandal reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Euter
Lesue
United States
Widothey
House of Representatives
Republiennes
William A. Stone
Mctimion
Congress
Roosevelt Campaign Amid Turmoil Faces Off-Year Odds
The piece surveys Roosevelt’s tightened re-election bid in a charged off year with Republican splits and Tammany influence. It notes public anger at mismanagement, party distrust, and calls for loyalty versus cronyism as the election nears. It argues Roosevelt can win on personal force despite scandals and opposition.
Vote to Stand By the Administration in the Election
The Philadelphia Ledger urges a vote for the administration and Republican candidates to ensure congressional control and support for currency reform tariffs and the war with Spain. It warns against silver advocacy and stresses unity among the president, House, and Senate to avoid gridlock and protect national interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Berdibin
Populbelle Pall
Bevan
Republican Party
Mtr Hevan
Beraniem
Joes Venliow
New York Political Battle Ends Tonight in Historic Clash
A major contest unfolds in New York with Theodore Roosevelt facing party opposition. The struggle centers on reform versus machine power driven by money and control of Tammany Hall. Outcome could shape American politics for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elect
Theodore Rockevell
Wis
Re Publica
Tammany
Gromer New York
Change and Prosperity Under McKinley Era Republicans_
The piece argues voters sought change with a Democratic president and Congress, citing 1890s hardships under Republican rule then praising the post 1896 shift. It claims prosperity returned under McKinley, mortgage cancellations, farm recovery, and sound finances, urging continued Republican support to avoid another Democratic change.
National Issues C L Magee Speech Urges Party Record Over Rhetoric
Senator Magee argues national issues in the canvass, says Democrats mislead about local concerns, cites 18th and 14th century electors, contends Republican record brings prosperity while Democrats would lead to misery, and rejects party name magic in favor of proven governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Sam
Reed’s Views on Republican Nominees and Reform
A letter argues Republicans must resist personal prejudice in choosing nominees. It says the nation watches U.S. governance as it faces serious problems and ties a large GOP vote to approval of the administration’s policies. It urges reform within the party and cautions against allowing Democratic strengths to shape Republican strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hy
Imtticon
Govenor
Harrison
Republican Party
Breause
Democratic Party
America
Proehlentary Kinley
Ile Democracy
Elocen
Washington
Governor race narrows to Colonel Steve and Jenks
The contest for governor in Larcaster New Kira reduces to Colonel Steve and Air Jenks. The piece urges Republicans to vote for Colonel Stone and the Republican ticket, arguing against independent or dissenting choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve
Air
Jenks
Republiain Party
Colonel Stone
Coldsmiths E3 Bazaar Offers Wide Range of Children's Wear
A Coldsmiths E3 Bazaar lists fleeced vests and suits for children in sizes from 12 to 18 cents and 25 cents ranges. Stock includes natural wool vests, all wool ribbed vests, ladies undergarments, flannelette gowns, boys and men's shirts and drawers, wool sweaters, seamless hose, and cashmere hose with prices from 10 to 75 cents. The note proclaims the store as the greatest kid glove store in the city with reliable stock and honest prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childern
Cuella
Highland, Jr
London
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Scranton Tribune
Rspune Pabilebing Company
Fffy Onte Inti
Forign Advertising
Satan
PHM Postoffice Av
Scranton
Pal
Reconivclass Mall
Mattin
Kuhanton
Twentieth
James C. Vaugnan
Ginsterls
Epolle
The
Legislative Ticket
Saget
Weyler
Croker
Guffey
Carman
Eiger
Mins
Jeniour
Hooneyell
Roosevelt
Hon
ISM
New York State
Spain
Glen
Itetica
Altoona
Gordon
Deecatee
Caia Jenks
Caia Jenks' Election A National Victory For Iron Sliver
Trianiem
Sioben
Rose
Tuti
Free Trade
Tigbwt
Crokker
Vphiladelhia Ledger
Party of Sound Money
UU Peuttie
Mitlow
Mupublicune
Benute
Syanqithy
Monuizrieem
de Autlen
Mo Lesa Hin
Lee
Deniadle Coneirnh
Enantal Expumseion
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Cuba
Philippines
Prairies
Conetet
Chang
Interdal
McNintey
Omaha
Kiawsis
Nebraska
MckKinley
Sennator
C. L. Magee
Neithur
Robert E. Duttinon
Union
Atlantic
Pacific
Canadian
Mexico
Monnsylva Niwall
Pontestraaiin Haid
Grover Loveliand
Reed
Stanley J. Weyman
Thomas Nelson Page
Max Pemberton
Walter Besant
Gilbert Parker
Cyrano de Bergerac
Thichard Mansfeld
New Pay
Biedleman
Coldsmith
Wyoming Avenue
Hill & Connell’s
Connell
North
Scranton, Pa
Omice
Hovel
Jenmys Builouina
Loy
Pramas Viki
the Clemons, Ferdber, O'Malley CO
Leckuwinne Avonus
Wolp
Wenzel
Adima Ave
Howse
Hichardson-Boynton
Hunt & Connell CO
Builders Hardware
Lackawanna Avenue
Finley
Majesty’s
Fasso, P. D., C. P
Thomson
Sonnette
G. Warner
Ferris
Henry Belin, JR
Venera
Wyoming
Dupont
Acruutom
Mulligan
Pitiste
Pivmoud
Wilken Barco
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