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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1895
Page
4
The Scranton Tribune notes it will support the nominees of the upcoming Republican city convention. The paper questions whether the Scranton Republican party can avoid stating its full endorsement.
The speaker defends William Connell’s character against slander from a recent rival who sought his support for a congressional bid. He argues the accuser’s ingratitude and venom lack dignity, urging Scranton residents to judge Ripple’s mayoral record and the rivals’ motives with clear discernment.
Editorial blasts the board of pardons for commuting Frank Bezek from death to life imprisonment. It argues the Lackawanna jury and three Lackawanna judges, affirmed by the Supreme Court, saw no reason to spare him and questions the board’s interference as a jeopardy to established legal processes. It calls for consistency between rhetoric and practice in punishment policy.
The Philadelphia Times notes a shift in Lackawanna toward better law enforcement with an improved district attorney’s office and higher conviction rates. It cautions that public corruption and lax policing remain issues and urges stricter enforcement to advance good government.
The passage argues teaching English to children of aliens will integrate them into American life and reduce court burdens. It predicts improved order and morals for Lackawanna County, contrasting it with neighboring areas where lawlessness prevails and condemning alleged Republican corruption in the city.
The Scranton Republican denounces a claim that Ripple backers will buy enough delegates to nominate him. It argues Ripple’s supporters are few, respectful of silence, and that the accusation reflects ingratitude and political hypocrisy.
The Chicago Times-Herald cites a table showing higher literacy in states with more men teachers and argues that widespread respect for women educators reflects strong public education. It notes male teachers face disadvantages in early grades and warns against removing the school ma am from primary instruction.
A collage of editorials from Wilkes-Barre Record Philadelphia Press New York Mall and Express Chicago Record Washington Star and Detroit Tribune debate Senator Cameron re election plans and anti Cameron sentiment. Observers warn against trusting early withdrawal claims and urge voters to back anti Cameron candidates.
The Wilkes-Barre Leader argues Henry W. Palmer should enter public life by running for the state legislature next year rather than pursuing a U S Senate seat. It notes Harrisburg representation has been weak and Palmer could make a strong impact in state government, while Washington prospects seem less certain.
The piece notes a Republican tilt in Kent with Colonel Bradley and hints at party maneuvering in Pennsylvania led by John Izell for Ways and Means chair. It mentions ex Governor Campbell exiting politics for bicycle manufacturing, Quay's Senate choice secrecy, Breckinridge weighing future, Cleveland’s expected Supreme Court vacancy, and General Alger's backers worrying Sherman’s prospects.
In the Chicago Times-Herald from Washington dated November 4, Tom Reed is praised for wit and blunt honesty. The piece cites Reed's satirical remarks about Presidents Cleveland Hayes Garfield Arthur and Harrison, noting his sharp edge yet fair nature as a public figure whose rhetoric challenges but does not corrupt.
The Tribune astrologer Ajacchus presents a forecast for Thursday November 28, 1805. An early Astrolabe reading at 1 10 a m outlines celestial influences and personal guidance for the day.
A fragment from a historical page discusses a child’s weather misfortune and cites Rezek on a premeditated murder case, then laments on liberal folly and Thanksgiving. It notes Ajacebus’ Advice and hints at financial success and enmity as themes for verse.
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