Scranton Tribune fragment notes postal details and philosophy
A fragment from The Scranton Tribune notes newspaper distribution in Scranton Pennsylvania. It cites the paper under Tribune Publishing Company with New York Offer Tribune Holding and Frank S Gray manager. It also mentions a November 1 1806 postal matter and opines that common sense should not be uncommon.
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New York
Tribune Holding
Frank S Gray
Barrlet Abana
New York World
Toowileh
Judge Edwards Urges Uniform Naturalization Rules Across Pennsylvania
The judge warns that Lackawanna courts should grant naturalization only to aliens who show basic familiarity with the U S Constitution and American government. He cites the need for uniform procedures and criticizes political expediency in citizenship grants, urging a convention of Pennsylvania judges to adopt consistent naturalization standards. The piece notes forthcoming youth editor Sproul and critiques party patronage amid recent elections.
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Edwards
Lackawanna
United States
Eur
Commonwealth
Sunerion
Wilste
Pennsylvania
Hagard
Wanamaker Campaign Pledges Backed by Philadelphia Businessmen
A Philadelphia group led by Mr Thomas Dolan resolved to back Hon John Wanamaker as successor to Senator J Donald Cameron and urged other business leaders to aid his election. The Harrisburg Patriot cites Wanamaker's campaign on business principles and notes mounting political risk as weeks pass. County Treasurer Morrison of Troy has been sentenced to ten years for stealing 260000, a light penalty given potential profits.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Dolan
John Wanamaker
United States
J. Donald Cameron
Elepa
Wanamaker
J. Dr. Kauffman
Columbia
Harrisburg
New York Sun
Senator Quay
Major McKinley
Delaware
West Virginia
Hastings
McKinley
Morrison
Troy
Pitisbury
Otter Desues
Michigan
Fitole
Ile Froit
Sichnaun
Te Sues
McKinley Cabinet Seat Proposal Denounced by Gold Democrats
A Cleveland dispatch notes M E Ingalls of Cincinnati rejects offering a cabinet seat to gold Democrats aiding Major McKinley. He states the group should receive nothing for their support, underscoring opposition to the idea.
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McKinley
Cleveland, D
M. E. Ingalls
Cincinnati
Major McKinley
McKinleyism and its tariff vision in the era debate
The piece discusses McKinleyism as a broad platform combining tariff revision, home market protection, and strong finance. It argues for balanced protection, improved commerce and merchant marine, and greater employment at fair wages while warning of shifting political rhetoric and past criticisms.
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Democratic Party
McKintechem
McKinles
McKkinlesism
Robert Po Porter
United States
McKinley
Saddest Beings Refuse Comfort In Prolonged Economic Blues
A historical critique discusses economic panic, political views, and looming hardship as the country nears a recession. It cites Henry Clews on stock market overinvestment and warns of greater government regulation, while predicting continued misery before prosperity returns.
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Orevuie
Fair Lake
Henry Clews
Ratironda
Intellectuals view on state relations with corporations and tariffs
The text argues trained intellects shape state policy toward great corporations and fair dealing with the public. It notes idle labor breeds crime and praises industrial education. It mentions political figures like Pettigrew and Wanamaker and references McKinley era electoral tallies and cabinet considerations.
Greeley Interview Highlights Farm Topics and Local Notes
A visitor from Pennsylvania meets Horace Greeley at the editor’s desk and engages in a wide ranging talk on farming in Tennessee and other topics. The piece also notes typhoid fever’s impact on a pianist’s family, Greeley’s skill as writer and conversationalist, and various local figures connected to theaters, law offices, and coal interests.
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Horace Creviey
Creeley
Epon
Mr. Greeley
Orgadino
Trihone
Penetvinia
Euler Air Cireley
Don
Olin
Min Greeley
Tennsylvania
Sage of Clearwood tours Scranton amid revival talk
The article describes the visit of a famed preacher known as the Sage of Clearwood to Scranton for a speaking engagement. It notes his modest dwelling in Siequehannen county and references his public reception, the local delegation, and anticipated parade events surrounding the visit.
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Tim
Cleiwood
Scranton
Siequehannen
Wien
Cored Sen
Ronertera
Montrowe
Montrose
Tiree Town
Uitte Vilage
Showlay
Porporetiona controversy hints at reform movement
The passage critiques party agitation and tariff debates, warning of hidden influences and urging prompt public action. It cites nationwide concern with finance, labor, and corporate rebates, urging leaders to confront issues openly to set a national example.
Poor Elector May Face Unfair Policies Says Toronto Glue
The Toronto Glue argues the poorer voters are manipulated into backing policies harmful to themselves while elites push costly measures. It warns that political and commercial powers shift burdens onto the working class, creating an unequal system benefiting a few.
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Toronto
Hisses Mint
Electora
Connell Tops Kinley in Wilkesbarre Returns
In Wilkes-Barre, Willam Connell led with a larger majority than Ambarger Kinley as Lackawanna backed Connell. The result stands as a notable future milestone in local politics.
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Wilkes-Tarre
Willam Connell
Mr. Kinley
Lackawanna
Verselets Vain And Gay On War and Night
Fragmented verse laments a dour era and restless mood. The speaker rails against dearth and sorrow while criticizing wealth and power. The text evokes weary nights and the peril of a looming prey in a grim Washington scene.
Questioning voices on campaign loyalties in Cleveland Leader
An old Cleveland Leader piece questions political alignments during Bryan McKinley era, mixing rebuke and family speech. The narrator laments lost support, wonders about the fate of those who championed Bryan, and pleads for guidance from mother as turmoil and anger echo through the home.
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Honoraite Patriette Powers
Mastern Baseball League
Buffalo
Aertinton
Cesce
Willie Ratre
Trsttioss
Wilkes-Barre
Billy Bryan
Enout
Cleveland
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