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Republican Hope and Caution in Next Year’s Nomination
The piece argues against nominating any Republican likely to be defeated and urges choosing the strongest, most popular candidate. It notes the party’s current strength reflects Democratic weakness, warns against overconfidence, and stresses prudence in selecting a presidential nominee to maintain public trust and power.
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Chicago Times-Herald Defines Signed Contributions Policy
The Chicago Times-Herald explains its stance on accepting signed pieces from specialists in art drama literature politics science international law and other fields. It says editorials and signed contributions stand on their own merits with readers evaluating both, while welcoming diverse viewpoints and authenticated information.
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Writers on Living Topics Win Local Status at Times Herald
The passage argues for recognizing and rewarding individual writers who create distinctive work for the Times Herald. It condemns the old practice of repressing employee individuality, praising liberal editors like Dana in New York and Kohltaar in Chicago for valuing contributors. It also predicts David B. Hill may regain prominence due to his ambition and past conduct.
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Scranton Club Signs McDermott For Ball Club Drive
New Scranton owners formally engaged Manager McDermott to assemble a winning team and secure suitable grounds. The piece argues disciplined, merit-based play will lift local baseball, with confidence in the ownership to replace him if needed and a broader call for responsible municipal governance in transit and public service.
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Convention site debate favors Pittsburg over San Francisco
In a political editorial the writer argues Pittsburg should host the Republican national convention for central location and access. Chicago is offered as a second choice if Pittsburg is unavailable, while San Francisco is deemed unsuitable and detrimental to voter and reader access. The piece also credits Warner Miller for focusing on the core principle in New York state politics.
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Philadelphia street car consolidation faces fare change
The merged Philadelphia street car system led by J. R. Beetem plans to abolish transfers and charge separate fares for each car used. Workers protest, arguing fares rise, while management cites committee terms as justification for the policy.
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Majorities in states show Republican support rising
The Philadelphia Press reports 1893 1894 and 1895 majorities in ten states New York Pennsylvania Ohio New Jersey Massachusetts Maryland Kentucky Iowa Nebraska and Kansas, noting higher totals in 1895 though below 184 in many cases. It argues the GOP demand remains strong and urges Congress to act. General Miles urges coast fortifications costing 125 million dollars as safer than war damages.
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Atlanta Industry Surges as South Reveals Growing Cotton Trade
The article notes Atlanta in 1889 with 196 manufacturing establishments capital of 2 400 000 employing 2 000, while the South’s output rises 10 percent since 1874. It cites Richmond Locomotive Works securing ship Texas engines and warns Bayard’s Edinburgh remarks on protection harming progress and civilization gains.
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Election Figures and Cleveland Critique in 1890s Debate
The exhibit lists Democratic and Republican majorities for New York New Jersey Massachusetts Pennsylvania Kentucky and summarizes harsh criticism of Cleveland. It notes Bayard’s rebuke of American public morals as the era’s political climate grows heated amid party realignments and foreign policy disputes.
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Platt Emerges as Dominant Political Power in America
Thomas C. Platt is described as the most powerful managing politician in the nation and a potential master of New York State. The piece argues his control over the legislature could extend for years and that he could extend influence by reorganizing Albany or through dealings with Tammany Hall in New York City.
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What Spain Cannot Do
From the Washington Star note on Spain’s historical limits over Cuba and the island’s resilient energy and resourceful spirit empowering independence and progress.
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Messenger Boy Says Don’t Bother Me In Note Delivery
A fragment from the Washington Star quotes a messenger boy dismissively saying don’t bother me. He contemplates whether using a mule to deliver a note would be more fun, but decides to have it delivered within an hour, finding the idea unprofessional.
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Propriety of Death by Own Action Discussed
Quote from Willie Washington explores self harm ideas and the notion of advising others on taking their own lives. He compares it to giving advice and contemplates the propriety of such actions, noting the possibility of recommending it to others.
Insurgent Tactics Comment Draws Witty Exchange
A Washington Star exchange recalls Woodby Witte’s patient wife noting Cuban insurgents adopt a new tactic. The response, with a wry smile, suggests it will be harder for Spain to suppress them.
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Underground wire progress hints at future telegraph networks
The statement asserts that the success of underground trolley wires will lead to underground telegraph and telephone wire systems soon. It highlights technological optimism in urban infrastructure developments and predicts broader adoption of subterranean communications cables.
Daily Horoscope For Tuesday November 12
Ajacchus the Tribune astrologer casts the day at 1.16 a m for Tuesday November 12. A child born now may be pleased to learn the gallant city assessors could hold the fort. The rest hints at a forthcoming election and society’s private sidewalk ventures near the markets.
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Bayard Blunder Stirs Southern Anger in Protection Debate
From the Chicago Times-Herald an editorial denounces Ambassador Bayard for a Budin burgh address remark on protection, arguing the old south resisted protection pre civil war and highlighting how protection spurred industrial growth in Birmingham and the new south, with iron and steel trade cited as signs of progress.
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