Scranton Qualms as Anti Connell Campaign Intensifies
The Times criticizes Representative Scranton for ingratitude and malice toward his benefactors amid anti Connell sentiment. It recalls his contested nomination aided by Connell allies and warns Lackawanna voters of his perceived political perfidy. The editorial notes Scranton dodges blame by blaming others and cites historical figures to condemn him.
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Times
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Connell Ring
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Billingsgate
Congress
Maryland Politics After Loss and a Polarized Debate
The report sketches Senator Gorman's defeat in Maryland and his aides claiming disbelief at the result. It notes a likely shift among independent Democrats toward Republicans if moderate state administration prevails. It also highlights the campaign emphasis on race and white prejudice, asserting that Gorman staked his challenge on that appeal.
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Maryland
Gorman
Hurst
Fegro
Pennsylvania Day and Industrial Ties With Georgia
A lengthy editorial opposes racial prejudice during Pennsylvania Day in Atlanta praising Georgia and Pennsylvania collaboration. It highlights Pennsylvania as a model for the New South and predicts economic ties via machinery and fabrications, noting a perceived kinship and planned closer union. It also mentions a Washington dispatch about a possible canal partnership with Britain, dismissing it as idle rumor.
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Georgia
South
New South
Commonwealths
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Washington
Cleveland
United States
Great Britain
Nicaragua Canal
American Congress
Labor unions push oleomargarine repeal and inspection plan
The Pittsburg Times notes unions will seek repeal of the oleomargarine ban but favors a federal inspection system tied to the Internal Revenue Service to curb adulterated product. It dismisses the plan as relying on farmer support for butter and notes the rural bloc’s power in the Pennsylvania legislature. The Harrisburg Patriot questions Judge Smith’s large Lackawanna county win, suggesting widespread Democratic split voting.
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Times
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Luzerne
Bishop Doane Urges Minimal State Liquor Control
Albany bishop Doane argues that state control over liquor should be reduced to the level applied to other goods. He warns that liquor interests could dominate legislation and that excise laws risk provoking political corruption and unequal privileges. He advocates minimal State action and broader criminal focus on liquor offenses.
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Doane
Albany
Public Licensing Debate Critics and Proposals discussed
The article critiques liquor license schemes and argues for municipal ownership and control under Gothenburg style regulation to limit harms. It rebukes Congressman Joseph A. Scranton for past conduct and defends Bishop Doane’s stance on licensing as inadequate.
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Gothenburg
Politics and Friendship in the Times Herald Opinion
Walter Wellman argues that politics fosters genuine friendships more than business, citing Horatio Seymour and a strong Republican alliance built on personal ties. He notes leaders like Quay and Pratt, the motive of disgust with ingratitude, and the selfless mobilization of volunteers at conventions.
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Times-Herald
Erigadahipe
Republican Party
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Fessenden
Manley
Fontes
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Reed
Allison
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National Committee
Pratt
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Treasury
Dudley
Ike Mr. Pratt
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Quey
Tanner
Elitica
Conor Rey
Scranton Tribune Notes City Improvements on Washington Avenue
A brief item reports work completed by The Tribune including removal and new improvements on Washington Avenue. The notice emphasizes clarity and readability of the refreshed street area. Local readers are advised to observe the updated central lanes.
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Frank Gray
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Local Tribune Displays Notable Editorial Range
The Tribune shows a costly paper structure and a bright editorial page. It highlights readable columns and strong local content despite difficulty titling a perfect local corps.
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Comment of the Press Sparks Editorial Woes
A collage of quotes from Wilkes-Barre News-Cealer and others critiques party unity and tariff policy. It cites editors lamenting a diminished Democratic party, praise for protection duties, and satirical lines on public figures. The clippings reflect press voices on politics and public figures.
Current Rhymes No Place Like Home Sentiment
A Washington Star poem reflects on the solace of home as a refuge from sorrow and a place where memory and peace return after fame and applause fade. It notes that amid people, true rest is found only when all other places fail.
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