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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1896
Page
7
Sufficient pledges support indicate Hon. Henry K. Boyer of Philadelphia will be chosen as speaker of the next state house of representatives. The selection is expected to please the party masses and ensure an efficient business like house organization.
The piece argues that 200000 day laborers gained wage gains after McKinley’s election, totaling a million benefiting households. It rebukes Bryan supporters and Knights of Labor for opposing the results, notes Mark Hanna leaks, and asserts that sound argument won the race despite Democratic misrule claims.
A discussion of the Venezuelan boundary dispute and Britain's role under the Monroe doctrine. It notes the United States claim to paramount influence in the Americas and the push for impartial arbitration between Great Britain and Venezuela, with commentary on British opinion and potential outcomes.
The speaker argues the aim was preventing European colonization for US safety, not enforcing against Great Britain. Venezuela mattered only as a secondary concern, with spoliation feared as a possible gateway to European sovereignty on American soil. The Monroe Doctrine and police duty framing are questioned, noting risks of Spain provoking a quarrel to free Cuba.
The piece portrays Governor-elect Pingree praising McKinley for opposing corporate abuses while warning against overreach by trusts. It argues corporations are not inherently evil, notes public concerns over privileges, and urges honest support for a strong national army as the country grows.
The piece notes a split in Republicans over tariff policy and silver rebels aligning with reformers while Democrats show sound money restraint. It laments rewarding rebels and urges reunification without stirring partisan strife. The tone praises unusual cross party harmony among Mugwumps and Goo Goos while warning against favoritism.
The piece notes President Cleveland views McKinley’s election as vindicating himself while condemning his own wartime policies. It suggests the tariff doctrine and other actions since the last election are rebuked. The tone urges Grover to capitalize on what is seen as vindication.
A mixed editorial recount notes Democrats who aided McKinley’s rise urging unity and support for the new Republican congress. It cites potential cabinet choices, Bryan tour statistics, and opinions on tariff policy while reporting Detroit business leaders honoring McKinley supporters and questioning ex Attorney General Miller on Harrison’s plans.
The article argues Scranton should adopt a significant public market as a vital, profitable city institution. It contrasts progress with other large communities and stresses including this project in municipal development.
The column lists daily celestial aspects and unsettled weather for November. It predicts fortunes and character for children born on each date, noting caution for those born under certain alignments and advising prudence in business and personal matters.
A note praises O F L Wille for subtle campaign support and his role as president of Williams' business college. It also highlights Frank J. Jack's biography as York state's new governor and discusses Dan L Hart and W M Lathrop's rising theatrical profiles amid a bustling local press scene.
Astrolabe cast at 1446 a m for Saturday November Beth predicts a child born this day will see perpetual candidates focus on spring elections. Beranton’s bright youths face pressure on self esteem while Prop McAngley begins the Nrran and Sowall canoe tests. Attornne Nate Vidaver Mayor Batley and Mr Be hind yet to respond. Ringley mocks Slack of Green Ridge. Arrest risk looms for talkers in recent campaigns. UW yoidded cell moved to central station.
Announcement from the Washington Post states Hon. Robert B. Porter will hold a meat bone portent role in the McKinley administration. The note adds no headway on whether this affects plans for Mr. McKinley to serve as president.
The text mocks Mr Carlisle's influence on electoral votes and notes Mr Poffer predicts a whiskered Kansas senator. It hints at political speculation without a clear event or outcome.
A quotation from Richard Burton in a Congregational setting speaks of men who seek the Matterhorn as a symbol of spirit. They endure toll and pain to climb the peak while eschewing low pleasures. The passage ponders a divine unrest that drives effort beyond mere fleshly delight.
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