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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1898
Page
4
The Lancaster Intelligencer endorses George A. Jenks as a suitable candidate against M. Ques for United States senator. The paper notes his suitability and claims the recent campaign has acclimated him to the expected result.
The Wanamaker faction faces strong criticism from political foes as they seek to align with Democrats to block Quay. Observers doubt Republicans will bolt a caucus while Dems resist aiding Wanamaker’s bid. The Business Men's League of Philadelphia backs Republican candidates, warning of losses if the party shifts.
The piece discusses potential shifts in the U S Army leadership including possible moves by General Alger and the suitability of Nelson A Miles as a commanding general. It argues for centralized command to improve efficiency and reduce weakness amid war-time demands and stresses the need to avoid misplaced appointments.
The item notes public comment in Pennsylvania regarding Milek and the secretary of war. It hopes for a non harming adjustment benefiting the army while avoiding embarrassment. The New York Commercial Advertiser reports caution about taking distant views as truth.
The piece lauds Mr Chamberlains understanding of American institutions and his role in preventing a US Britain war over Venezuela. It notes his view of the Anglo Saxon bond, calls for better Franco British relations, and discusses Newfoundland fisheries and French claims. It also touches on unrelated items about Breckinridge Dreyfus and local Boston matters.
The piece reviews U S policy toward the Philippines and debates within the Republican Party. It notes Governor-elect Theodore Roosevelt and party unity, references Dewey Merritt and Edhley, and hints at future presidential considerations for 1904. It mentions Colonel Troonevelt’s stance on his name plus Bryan's ongoing public discussions.
Horoscope for Thursday November 31 2205 predicts a child will not fear enemies if friends stay loyal. The prose offers odd city names and general fortunes including education like triple plating and a note on Wayne county.
Gen Grosvenor of Ohio, famed for electoral math, argues Republicans won 26 states, could secure a two thirds electoral vote if presidential too, and notes shifts in New York Pennsylvania Maryland and others. He sees Bryanism weakened, with Republicans gaining in the West and Mountain states, while Southern votes remain lean.
The text argues the Democratic Party is fractured over free coinage and its platform. It contends no broad reform can pass before and after the next presidential election, predicting a split or abandonment of Bryan's free silver stance and urging Republicans to press sound money and territorial expansion as unified policies.
The text argues Mr. Smith should withdraw objections to counting votes for Judge Gunster. It asserts Gunster was elected by the people, condemns Smith for claims of corporate endorsements, and urges Smith to submit to the popular judgment.
Estimated apple yield in Wayne County farmers this year reaches a robust total. Officials report the crop regarded as a banner season with favorable conditions boosting production and market prospects.
A store advertises table linens for the Thanksgiving feast. Remnants and damask pieces are offered in various widths and sizes at substantial savings, with 19 and 22 inch napkins to match. Names of fabric types include Half Bleached Damasks 58 inches and Full Bleached Damasks 64 and 68 inches, plus a 70 inch wide heavy Scotch damask.
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