Pennsylvania Should Nominate Hastings for President
The piece argues Pennsylvania must unite behind Governor Daniel H Hastings as its first choice for the Republican nomination. It asserts Pennsylvania’s strength in population and Republican devotion, urges a solid state delegation, and counters the view that the state is safely Republican regardless of candidate. It notes Senator Quay views Democratic candidate Gorman as likeliest.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Morton
Ohio
McKinley
Tilinola
Cullom
Indiana
Harrison
Towa
Allison
Minnesota
Cushman K. Davis
Thomas B. Reed
Keystone
Commonwealth
Sherman
Reed
United States
Daniel H. Hastings
Hastings
Hastings Ia
Mr. Reed
Reed to Decide House Speakership and Dalzell's Role
This week observers expect Representative Reed to decide on commanding the Republican majority on the house floor as the next congress assembles. The talk centers on John Dalzell as a prime chair for Ways and Means due to his debated ability and strong constituent support for protective Republican policy.
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Reed
Congress
John Dalsell
Dalzell
Ways and Means Committee
Dalsell
Reform talk and political reform in 19th century discourse
A long analysis critiques reformers like Joseph A Scranton and endorses fitness-based party leadership. It contrasts ex president Harrison and Senator Allison with Governor Hastings and Colonel Ripple, arguing reform must begin at home and urging obedience to law, plus a wary view of lynching and public corruption.
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Harrison
Ladies' Home Journal
Avery
Chill
Hhmedf
Age and health questions loom in Republican presidential hopes
The Philadelphia Bulletin warns that age is a major drawback for Senator Allison, noting he would be oldest inauguratee since Harrison. It cites past presidents and would be candidates’s health as decisive factors, urging a rugged, vigorous leader with calm temperament.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Allison
William Henry Harrison
Arthur
Eee Isa Aoe
The New Man From Maine Reed Faces Spotlight in Congress
The piece profiles Thomas Brackett Reed of Maine, a six term congressman and likely next speaker, noting his background from Portland, Maine, legal career, and rising influence. It describes his temperament as a lazy giant who became a recognized force, his independence, and his probable role in guiding the House and party dynamics.
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Congress
Crain
Texas
Reed
Ubut Gen
and Crain
House of Representatives
Allison
McKinley
Harrison
Fist
Blaine
Washington
Mr. Reed
Lnhile Eee
Maine
Portland
Bismarck
New England
Hesa
Scranton Leader Appeals in Independent Ticket Debate
Scranton Free Press questions whether the Independent or Straight tickets will win as Tribune titles favor the Republicans. The Independent movement is traditionally avoided for being elite-driven, with past rump conventions and rowdy decrees. The Straight faction is trusted to back party nominees, while Mugwumpery is noted as evident in Congressman J A Scranton’s push.
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Scranton Free Press
Republicsn
the Tribune
The
Tribune
Republican
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Daily Horoscope From The Tribune Astrologer
Daily Horoscope drawn for Tuesday Nov 3 1805. A child born this day will be cheerful yet thoughtful. Political themes appear with hints of temper, independence, and public perception. The piece quips about local figures and civic mood while urging cheerfulness and usefulness.
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Business Manacen
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Rev
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Senator Gorman
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Joseph A. Scranton
Mr. Scranton
Ripple
Joseph
Woaarrison
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Cleveland
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A House of Representatives
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Ikea Society, At Least, the Convesationa
Panion
New York Sun
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Sarefany
Joe
Philadelphia Record
J. A. Scranton
Lackawanna County
Ajacebus
Lackawanna Republicana
Major Penman
Shen Holt
Ajaccus
Hill & Connell’s
Washington Avenue
N. Washington Ave
Lackawanna Ave
Our Cloak Department
Goldsmith's
Moda Asad Wan
Anta
Turkey
Clemons, Ferber, O'Malley CO
Lackawanha Avenue
Edison
C. M. Florey
Y. MC, A. Building
Edwin C. Burt & CO
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Lacka. and
Jefferson Aves
W. ED Wisberger
B. Lehman & CO
Clothiers and Tailors
Lackawanna
Conrad
Aiasey Brothers
Ranton
MRE
Panger
Offios
Washington Aven Works
Nay-Aug
M. H. Dale
Scranton, Pa
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WM. Linn Allen & CO
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Ater Co
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