Public debate over Pennsylvania voting rules and reform talk
The Harrisburg Democracy prints an interview with M. FE. Olmsted criticizing the Superior court bill’s framing and urging voters to heed the six-candidate limit. It warns Republicans against seven selections, notes editorials differing on Quay Hastings politics, and discusses future governance, pensions, Cameron opposition, and Quay’s influence.
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Pennsylvania
Superior Court
Mr. Olmsted
Kauffman
Lancaster
Cameron
United States Senate
Lancaster County
Quay
J. Donald Cameron
Pickler recognized as veteran ally in Reform era politics
A lengthy editorial praising John A. Pickler of South Dakota as a clean, reputable friend of laboring veterans and a strong congressman. It urges his promotion to bolster Republican standing and hints at national convention site considerations, while commenting on political figures and topics of the era with cautious, opinionated prose.
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South Dakota
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National House of Representatives
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Minneapolis
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Pittsburs
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Ito
St. Touls
McKinley
Wendell Phillips
Political Gossip and Campaign Chatter Across Papers
A compendium of quotes and editorial takes on McKinley and the 1896 campaign. Debates over Sunday Sabbath observance, McKinley’s presidential prospects, Quay as a national chairman, and the stance of various papers including St. Louis Globe Democrat and Washington Post.
Duties of an Employee and Public Trust Across Papers
The St Louis Globe Dem starkly argues that trustful conduct and honesty are required of employees handling money and in positions of trust. It urges forbidding betting, gambling, and ostentation as room practices undermine integrity.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Pune
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Political reform and revisiting Tammany Hall criticism
The piece cites editorials from Chicago Times-Herald and St. Louis Globe-Democrat arguing for placing trustworthy public servants in office for public benefit rather than personal gain. It recalls historical critiques of Tammany Hall and notes lingering calls for reform after past elections and wartime reminders of American sacrifice and soldierly courage.
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Chicago Times-Herald
Tammany Hall
Grover Cleveland
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Chickamaura
Opportune Occasion in a Time of Freedom
A Richmond Star editorial embraces a pivotal moment for Americans to act within lawful bounds to hasten the nation's path to freedom from an oppressive government. The call urges a brave public to seize the chance for liberty and justice.
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Richmond Star
United States
It Keeps It Alive in St Louis Globe Democrat
The third term talk faded, now mainly among Democratic politicians eager to show the administration their fitness for federal posts.
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St. Loui
Kean movement and anti-platf orm campaigns across three states
The article links the Kean movement in New Jersey and the anti-Platform drive in New York with a push to capture delegates for Harrison, and notes a broader campaign against Quay in Pennsylvania, reflecting factional realignments in the party.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Harrison
Kean
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Democracy's Chief Handicap
The Louis Globe-Democrat criticizes the Democratic party for always opposing the Republicans. The Chicago Times-Herald suggests Olney should study General Grant's Cuban messages for potential insight that Spain might hear.
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Olney
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It Must Be Different. Detroit News on Cuban history
The Detroit News quotes a speaker urging that Cuba’s next fifty years avoid repeating the patterns of the prior half century, stressing the need for change and reform. The sentiment emphasizes renewal and learning from past challenges.
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How to Improve Politics Altoona Tribune
The item notes rising interest in primaries and comments on party participation. It quotes a call for better political involvement from previously absent voters and mentions the retired list and worn-out fashion items in a satirical aside.
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Philadelphia
Daily Horoscope Drawn by Ajacents in The Tribune
Thursday horoscope speaks of a child born this day gaining keen perception yet puzzled by deeper questions about Lackawanna Democracy. Scranton’s baseball club future remains undecided as winter approaches. Advises Lockl Harrity men to visit Mr Fahey's corral early. Caution for officials from the internal revenue department about misread signals.
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Mr. Fahey
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Show More Than Words Onizing and Blending
A compact note highlights a blend of variety and artistic minds. It invites readers to supply expressions beyond mere words, signaling a collaborative, creative mindset across disciplines.
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