Inspect Our City and Growth Prospects at 40 Feet Elevation
A fragmented notice extols a northeastern Pennsylvania metropolis with an estimated SH population around 104000 and 20099 registered voters. It touts cheap power, industrial potential, and growing figures for 1700s to 1840s era populations while mixing garbled data and a claim Yale is stronger than Harvard amid a mention of six men under surgeon care after a brutal football remark.
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Pennsylvania
Niswara
United States
Hopulattary
Yale
Harvard
Political unity urged to spare Republicans from discipline
An editorial argues for leniency toward Republicans who backed rival factions, urging General Hastings to unite party leaders and rank and file in Pennsylvania. It praises disciplined leadership as necessary for good government and notes the value of an honest ballot for American institutions.
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John B. Robinson
Allegheny
Trentlman
Delaware
Walter Lyon
Hastings
Pennsylvania
Republican candidates seek unity in Fifteenth district
The article discusses potential nominees to replace the late Myron B. Wright in the Fifteenth district. It weighs names like W. N. Reynolds James H. Codding and William J. Young plus Cornelius C. Jadwin and Homer Greene, urging a nonfractional candidate with suitable character to honor the deceased congressman.
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Myron B. Wright
W. N. Reynolds
Wyoming
James H. Codding
William J. Young
Bradford
Frederick C. Wright
Suaquehanna
Cornelius C. Jadwin
Wayne
Homer Greene
Jadwin
Public sentiment and policy notes in a district column
The piece argues for a clean Republican nominee and united party support if nominated. It questions Nicaragua canal plans, criticizes boycotts of minor post offices, and suggests appointing postmasters acceptable to locals. It also notes opposition to currency panic tactics and favors direct US government canal building if pursued.
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Myron B. Wright
Washington
Nicaragua Canal
United States
Jones
Postal Administration
Delaney Named Potential Factory Inspector Candidate
The article notes Captain John Delaney a former county resident with Dunmore ties may be appointed factory inspector by Governor-elect General Hastings. It praises his labor experience in mines and breaker, Republican integrity, and readiness to serve. It also criticizes Elmira Telegram and Tribune for election contest commentary and references Senator Penrose.
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John ©. Delaney
Hastings
Delaney
Commonwealth
Dauphin County
Dunmore
Lackawanna County
Elmira ‘Telegram
the Tribune
Elmira
Rulings Aiming to Purify Naturalization in Allegheny Court
Judges Stowe Collier and Slagle push six rules to tighten naturalization. Petitions must publish 30 days prior, remonstrances allowed, English ability and oath of loyalty required, nonresident petitioners must show no prior rejection, petitioners cannot be funded by political groups, and fees plus advertising costs paid at filing. Uncertainty remains on court authority, but reform momentum grows across Pennsylvania.
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Stowe, Collier and Slagle
Common Pleas Court
Allegheny County
United States
Pennsylvania
Archbishop’s Comment on Tammany Sparks Debate on Reform
The piece weighs Archbishop’s remarks about Tammany influence and Catholic reaction, arguing his stance diverges from most upright Catholics and could hamper church progress if adopted. It also critiques Democratic papers’ concern for Tom Reed’s Speakership, noting Reed’s current standing makes sympathy unnecessary.
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Tammany
Controversy Over Medical Advertising Sparks Expulsion
The Allegheny Medical Society expelled Dry William Fr Barclay for advertising a arsenic solution, raising questions about ethics and modern practice versus century old norms. The letter ponders physician conduct, public culture, and broader reforms including veterans pensions and political influence.
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Allegheny Medical Society
William Fr. Barclay
Pittsburg
Dr. Barclay
Unhung Crimes and Local Reprobation in Luzerne County
A Wilkes-Barre Record editorial laments rising murders and lenient juries in Luzerne County. It cites George W. Moss who killed his wife and Edward McMillan who mutilated his wife, urging tougher punishment and active pursuit of criminals to restore the area's reputation.
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Wilkes-Barre
Red Nose
Mike
Linkerne
Lackawanna
The Victory's Size At Hoston
Tom Reed discusses historical election shifts noting dramatic party majorities and reversals in the House of Representatives across eras. He cites 1874 Republican gains and subsequent Democratic rises, comparing figures to other national upheavals. He emphasizes the unprecedented scale of change within a free government.
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Tom Reed
Hoston
House of Representatives
Franklin Pierce
Fife
Howe
Shepp
Clark
China
Japan
Political muddle and patronage fears in state elections
A garbled political column reports Republican anxieties over Governor-elect Evans potentially being unseated, denials by Governor-elect Morton of ties with ex Senator Patt, and calls surrounding appointments. It notes Kolb’s slim plurality, media moves by William Zeller, and Hastings editor Thomias M. Jones seeking state printer role amid broad expectations.
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Stephen B
West Virginia
Tennessee
Evans
Morton
Benator
Patt
Ton Corning
William H. Zeller
Philadelphia Times
Hayrlaburg
Secason
Reeder
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
John Andrew B Shulee
Shulton
Hastings
Thomia M. Jones
Harriaburg
Reading Times Notes Public Library Gaps Compared to Peers
The Reading Times argues Reading has the best markets but the poorest libraries among Pennsylvania cities. It recalls repeated efforts to establish a public library, which have fallen short when contrasted with Wilkes Barre Scranton and the state library at Harrisburg.
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Reading Times
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Reading
Wilkes
Scranton
Har
Victory for Protection Sparks Political Debate
In a mixed reflection on the recent election, observers mark a decisive protectionist tilt. Critics claim Democratic inefficiency fueled voter discontent while supporters cite a clear protectionist trend shaping national policy and finance.
Parlor Furniture Parlor Offers Updated Inexpensive Styles
Within the past few months radical changes in parlor furniture styles have benefited buyers. New patterns are cheaper than older ones, allowing purchasers to furnish parlors in up to date styles. Exhibit showcases a wide stock of covering fabrics and ready made pieces.
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