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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1894

Page

4

Scranton Appoints Judicial Candidates in County Race

Tor Consken presents Joseph A. Scranton for Law Judge and Robert W. Archbald for ber Rank H. Clemons. Thomas D. Davies for County Treasurer. Joan H. Thomas for Clerk of the Court. Clarence E. Pryor for Prothonotary. John K. Jones for District Attorney.

Tor Consken Joseph A. Scranton Robert W. Archbald H. Clemons Treanver Thomas D. Davies the Courie Joan HH. Thomas Clarence E. Pryor Atttorney John K. Jones

Local Ballot Names for Twentieth District Officials

For senator Twentieth District JAMES C VAUGHAN of Scranton. For Representatives First district JOHN K FARR of Scranton Second district ALEX T CONNELL of Scranton Third district FRANK J GROVER of Moore Fourth district CHARLES P O MALLEY of Olyphant. Election Time November 6.

James C. Vaughan Scranton John K. Farr Alex, T. Connell Frank J. Grover Moore Charles P. O'Malley Olyphant

Protectionists defend markets as tariff reform breaks barriers

William L. Wilson, author of the Wilson tariff bill, tells the London chamber of commerce that protectionists built defenses to shield home markets and that the tara reformers are breaking them down.

Tara Retormers William L. Wilson London Chamber of Commerce

Singerly to Visit Scranton Promoting Party Dialogue

The editorial notes William M. Singerly will speak in Lackawanna county in late October. It portrays him as a Democratic gubernatorial candidate, discusses protectionist stances, and endorses Thomas D. Davies as county treasurer, praising his proven ability and integrity.

William I’. Harrity Singerly Scranton Mr. Singerly Edward Merrifield Thomas D. Davies Hyde Park

Connecticut Verdict Reflects Republican Momentum In Local Elections

In statewide style elections Connecticut voters show a Republican edge even without party lines. Early returns indicate a majority favoring Republicans with 106 towns voting Republican, 29 Democratic, and 27 divided, suggesting governor victory without legislative runoff.

Connecticut

Connecticut Republicans gain in manufacturing towns amid political shifts

The article notes Sterling in Windham county and New Fairfield in Fairfield county flipping politically last year. It highlights Republican gains in manufacturing towns reversing prior majorities and places Connecticut alongside Pennsylvania, Oregon, Maine, and New Hampshire in protest against Democratic incompetency and wartime policy. It also previews John Jones running for district attorney with strong support from Lackawanna bar and local friends, asserting his likely election.

Sterling Windham County New Fairfield Fairfield County Connecticut Pennsylvania Oregon Maine New Hampshire

Tariff warfare and party role in American industry

Editor Singerly argues the Democratic party must be removed as a menace to industry and that lasting prosperity hinges on national protection for business. He cites President Cleveland and Wilson Gorman debates, warning that tariff reform without safeguards threatens the home market and national wealth.

Singerly Democratic Party Cleveland Representative Catchings Mississippi Democratic National Committee Senate United States Europe

Time to Stop Whining Over Democratic Tariff Attitudes

A discussion sparked by questions in the Harrisburg Patriot about Democratic tariff views and protectionism. The Lancaster Intelligencer and Philadelphia Press weigh in on whether a protectionist can remain in the Democratic Party amid the party’s platform denouncing protection as fraudulent and unconstitutional.

Democratic Organa Harrisburg Patriot Truth Lancaster Intelligencer Philadelphia Intelligencer Democratic Party Philadelphia Press Lackawanna County Merrifield United States

Politically charged letter questions Merrifield bid and party lines

The piece attacks Democratic support for protectionist measures, labeling them fraudulent and unconstitutional. It argues Republicans should mix in to challenge Merrifield and questions whether Democrats can maintain a true protectionist stance. It cites local politics in Pittston and Scranton with endorsements for Clerk of the Court John H. Thomas and prothonotary Clarence E. Prvor.

John H. Thomas

Political notes push for Republican ticket in Philadelphia

Beginning next Tuesday evening, 100 Republican orators will inform Philadelphia citizens why to vote straight Republican. Toplined by Thomas B Reed and Governor McKinley, a roster of party figures including Beaver Stewart Latta Graham Robinson McMichaal Warwick Ashbridge Miles Horr Walton Wanger Carson O'Callaghan Bingham Hartman Smithers Hicks Adams Peitz Hall and Grow support the effort. Independent Republicans in Indiana county plan to defeat Judge White with ex Judge Blair on nomination papers, while discussions in Lackawanna Luzerne and Wayne counties hint at shifts against Democratic control and in favor of Republican candidates and policies.

Philadelphia Thomas B. Reed Main Wiliam McKinley Ohio Beaver Internal Affairs Thomas J. Stewart Latta Georges 8. Graham John B. Robinson Clayton McMichaal Oneeater Charles F. Warwick Sammuel H. Ashbridge James L. Miles K. Horr H. F. Walton Wanger Hampton L. Carson M. J. O'Callaghan Bingham Wendel Hartman Elias P. Smithers Thomas L. Hicks Robert Adams, Jr Samuel Peitz Harry Hall Mercer Indiana Harry White D. B. Holner Congress Blair Judge White

Underwood to Rally Democratic Support in Parkersburg

The article notes Mr. Underwood as a capable representative of Pennsylvania farmers who will likely receive strong Democratic votes this fall at the National seat meeting in Parkersburg West Virginia. It also reports Luzerne county new appendees league gathering in Wilkesbarre to plan a large reception for General Hastings and party on October 4. The league pushes energetic campaign work and anticipates notable Luzerne County support.

National Republican Wolverton Buckalow Bockalew Monroe H. Kulp Parkersburg West Virginia Underwood Pennsylvania Luzerne County South Main Street Wilkesbarre Hastings Luzerne Beymer-Bowman Davis-Chambers Armstrong & McKelvy Cotors—National Lead Co National Lead CO New York

Supreme Court Rules Stevens Will In Favor Of City Charity

Pittsburg supreme court decision grants the Stevens legacy of $50,000 to a local public charity. The Lancaster New Era delays reporting the ruling, while the United Press carries the essential update, illustrating a lapse in timely coverage.

Lancaster New Era Western Associated Press Supreme Court Pittsburg Stevens United Press

Democratic campaign book prints missing pages

The Indianapolis Journal notes missing pages from 208 to 225 in the Democratic campaign book circulated by the congressional committee. The pages allegedly held President Cleveland’s letters to Chairman Wilson and to Congressman Catchings, cut out after stereotyping to avoid renumbering the index.

Indianapolis Congressional Committee Cleveland Wilson Catchings

Two Commanders Hold Fire Over Party Divisions

The Indianapolis Journal notes generals of apathy and cashed in doubt control Democratic columns where fair voting and honest counts are expected, signaling leadership turmoil during the election process.

Indianapolia Journal Apathy Cassednesa

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