The Tribune and Politics in Northeastern Pennsylvania
The piece discusses county GOP unity in Lackawanna and Luzerne backing Willard Rice for Superior Court and endorsing the whole Republican ticket. It notes P. P. Smith’s election as Democratic Superior Court judge, praising Smith’s temperament and the coal district jurists Rico Willard and Smith. It also touches on President Cleveland’s reaction to election results and Democratic tensions in several states.
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Lackawanna
Luzerne
Willard
Rice
Lcal
Tribune
Superior Court
P. P. Smith
Smith
Yerkes
Commonwealth
Anthracite
Rico
Cleveland
New York
Virginia
Mississippi
Texas
White House
John H. Thomas
Thomas
Repub-ican
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Lancaster
Delaware
James BE. Watkins
Watres
Scranton
Carbondale
Republican gains reshape Senate and party leadership
The article reviews Tuesday’s election results with Republicans gaining in Maryland Ohio and Utah, demoting Brice Gorman and Hill while praising Lackawanna County chair Thomas. It predicts a Republican president with a fully Republican Congress in 1897, advancing party policy.
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Hill
New York
Brice
Ohio
Gorman
Maryland
United States Senate
Ohtwill
Senate
Congress
United States
Sherman
Utah
Public sentiment shifts against Cleveland era
The piece argues that Americans have repudiated the Cleveland administration and its policies. It notes Democratic losses in the House last year, Republican gains in the Senate this year, and predicts a Republican win in the presidential race next year, framing it as a return to pre-Cleveland prosperity and the end of Vanderbilt-Marlborough influence.
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Ple
United States
Cleveland
House of Representatives
Senate
Conquering Foreign Markets through Trade Policy Proposals
A public discussion outlines Senator Cameron’s plan to reclaim leading price in world shipping via protective measures and subsidies for American ships. The piece argues for underbidding Britain in overseas markets, reciprocal tariffs, and leveraging home production for export gains. It also comments on General Harrison’s public reticence and calls for open discourse.
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Cameron
New Review & Paper
United States
England
Holland
Netherlands
Prabee
Senor De Lome Protests U S Meeting Toleration
The Chicago Times-Herald notes Senor De Lome’s spirited protest against toleration by the federal government of meetings in the United States. He argues that the U S government does not control Cuba or Spain and that the Monarchy governs those nations.
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Chicago Times-Herald
Senor de Lome
United States
Cuba
Spain
Pengos
Free speech and federal power in US Spain treaty duties
A historical reflection asserts the people hold sovereignty through the constitution and laws. It argues public officials must obey and protect orders until lawfully altered and stresses the federal role in upholding treaty obligations with Spain while defending free speech against abridgement by government.
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United States
Spain
Comment of the Press A Cosmopolitan Population
A Chicago article summarizes a Journal of the city population tally totaling about 1.7 million. It lists Germans Americans Irish Poles Swedes Tohem ians Norwegians English Canadians Finns Russian Jews Teals Indians and many others with varied counts and origins. The piece notes mislaid names like David B MN and cites editorials from the Washington Star and Chicago Times Herald on political shifts.
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Chicago
Tribune Office Moves to New Building on Washington Avenue
The Tribune has relocated to its new Washington avenue building and expanded its printing capacity with additional machines. The Times now leases space in the Tribune building and will print in a modern style. The Free Press leaves the Republican office to publish in the Tribune.
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Tribune
Washington Avenue
The
Pennsylvania
Times
Free Press
Republican
Richard Beamish
Little Boys Blue and the Angel Song in Fame’s Realme
A nostalgic meditation on children, fame, and heartbreak. The poem celebrates a child’s dream world and the enduring impact of innocent joy, contrasting it with a world of vanity and flagging hope as lullabies soothe and awaken dreamers across generations.
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Toya
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Peckville Independent
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Lackawanna Avenue
Edison's
Mimeograph and Supplies
Lackawarra Ave
C. M. Florey
Wyoming Ave
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J. 8. Turner CO
the Lackawanna Store Association
Lacka. and
Jefferson Aves
Pittsburg
Spruce St
Oysters
Maurice Shores
Stes
Pierob’s Market
Penn Aye
Nay
M. H. Dale
Scranton, Pa
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Er Co
Eg Haleston
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