Scranton Daily Offers Local Notices From The Tribune
A fragmentary page from The Tribune Publishing Company lists names and offices in Scranton Pennsylvania edition. Mentions E P Kingsbury pace and gems man, H H Ripple, Livy and Richard Boston, W W Davis business manager, W Youngs pastor, with New York office in the Tribune Building and Frank G Di ray as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Kingsbury
Pace
Gem's Man
Ripple
Org
New York
Trituve Building
Frank G. Diray
The Republican Ticket for National and State Offices
The Republican ticket lists William McKinley for President with Garret Hobart as Vice President. State candidates include Galusha A. Grow and Samuel G. Davenport for Congress at Large, William Connell for Congress, and W Roberts Giles Roberts as Commissioners, A E Kiefer and Fred L. Ward as Auditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mkinley
Garret A. Hobart
Galubha A. Grow
Samuel Aa. Davenport
Congress
William Connell
W. Roberts
Giles Roberts
A.E. Kiefer
Fred L. Ward
Republican Rally Aims to Mobilize Large Canton Trip
A grand excursion to Canton departs from Wilkes-Barre Friday night by Pennsylvania Railroad. The Delaware and Hudson special train will carry the Lackawanna County contingent via Scranton, with a large party expected from the city as Republicans urge active support.
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Canton
Wilkes-fharre
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ho'clock
Delaware and Aludson
Lackawanna County
Willie Harre
Scranton
Welcome to visiting Pennsylvanians at the Endeavor gathering
The article recalls cordial welcomes extended to eminent Pennsylvanians and guests from distant parts for a Christian Endeavor convention in the city. It notes the movement’s vitality, the honor of hosting, and the promise of a lasting Endeavor history in Pennsylvania, while praising the guests and city hospitality.
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Christian Endeavor
Scranton
Society of
Chrisving Miideaver
Endeavor
Pennsylvania
Nebraska in Politics A Wellman Analysis of Populism
Walter Wellman surveys Nebraska showing farm debt, three wheat failures, and price drops driving discontent. He contrasts thrifty farmers backing protection and sound money with improvident voters siding with Bryan. He links choices to views on McKinley and free silver, noting regional patterns without predicting outcomes.
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Nebraska
Walter Wellman
Wellman
Bryan
Act of Congress
McKinley
Sound money trends and McKinley outlook in state polls
The article argues that verifiable data are scarce in many townships and that political prospects are uncertain. It notes a rising sound money position in towns and cities, doubts a large Republican win, and highlights McKinley’s humble, people‑centered stance. It mentions cautious optimism about potential outcomes and praises a Philadelphia Manufacturer redesign.
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Wellman
McKinley
Connell Advocated For Beranton District Interests In Legislature
A local appeal argues for re electing Representative Alex T Connell a Republican with legislative experience to secure state aid and appropriations for Beranton district institutions including Lackawanna Hospital and the Oral school It contrasts Connell with challenger Koehler and cites Harrisburg know how and political stability as reasons to vote for the incumbent It frames the choice as practical business like judgment and warns against factional goals. It cites Senator Quay and reflects on post election confidence and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton
Lackawanna Hospital
Alex.t. Connell
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Harrish
Tegishiter
Connell
Koehler
Hawksbury
Wheat and silver prices tied to tariffs and policy
The piece discusses wheat trading near 7 cents a bushel at Chicago and silver rising, attributing moves to the Tae shin clan’s partial failure, crop size, and supply gaps. It notes limited government power to fix prices and urges tariff legislation to support workers and silver-backed wages, while Republicans flood voters with campaign literature from Chicago headquarters.
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Bryan
Chicaco
Taeshin
Whaleback Idea Adapted to Land Freight Car
St Louis inventor T B Easterbrook proposes a tubular steel freight car using whaleback principles for land transport. The design features top or side openings for fast loading and unloading of grain coal ore lumber and bulk freight. Once locked and sealed the risk of loss is reduced and long term wear should be lower.
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Inke
St. Louis
T. 8
Easterbrook
Political pamphlet on American shipbuilding and tariffs
The text argues for preferential duties and subsidies to rebuild the American merchant marine, pledging large domestic shipyard spending and wide employment. It links retained payments to foreign shipowners with national prosperity and a stronger economy, while discussing census costs and electoral politics.
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Scranton
American Register
St. Louis
McKinley
United States
Gould
Ameren
TOLD BY THE STARS Daily Horoscope By Ajacebus
The Tribune astrologer presents a Tuesday October 11 horoscope noting a child born this Way will find the Scranton white capa week not a society menace. It warns that true philanthropy avoids easy praise and implies many silver men lack sterling traits.
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Ajacebus
Hilly Black
Labor and Its Relation to Law in the Chicago Platform
Opinion piece discusses the Chicago platform stance against federal interference in local affairs and defends the law and courts. It argues that while unions deserve lawful methods, endorsing lawfulness over revolutionary aims is essential, and praises adherence to legal processes and orderly progress.
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Post-Expresa
Chicago
United States
Bryan
Supreme Court
Debs
The Next Popular Vote Major Handy Traves Herald
The article argues McKinley will win large by electoral and popular vote, reviews historical presidents who failed to secure a majority, notes Polk and others as minority winners, and predicts McKinley will surpass past records with a substantial plurality and total vote in this year’s contest.
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Poppera
Bryan
McKinley
Major Handy
Traves-Herald
William McKinley
United States
Polk
Taylor
Pochanan
Lincoln
Hayes
Garfield
Cleveland
Harrison
Andrew Jackson
House of Representatives
John Quincy Adams
Jackson
Iks
Ial
Imii—Van Huren
Clay
Bleney
USA
van Buren
Ieee Rer
Hierce
Seat
John W Hale
Buchanan
Fremont
Premont
Pull
Douglas
s—Chant
Girant
Greeley
Theri
Gartielite
Hancock Die Tos
Ges
Laine
Harrigan
Weaver
Grant
Grover Cleveland
Excursion to Major McKinleys Home Promoted by Local Republicans
The Scranton Truth notes a regional trip to Canton this week as a return visit to Major McKinley. Scrantonians advocate supporting his protection platform and urge those who can to take the trip offered by Republican newspapers in Lackawanna and Luzerne.
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Scranton
Major McKinley
Canton
Injustice to Bryan Sparks Corrigible Wind Talker Claim
The Newark Advertiser cites fellow citizen Robert Firesimmons ranking injustice to Bryan while describing Corbett as the wind talker in the world. The remark frames a local feud over reputations and speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark Advertiser
Robert Firesimmons
Bryan
Corbett
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Scraton
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John Rn. Farr
T. Connell
Mackey
John FP
Reynolds
Endeavorers
Tryan
Wiliam McKinley
Quay
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Washington
Census Bureau
Civil Service
California
Nevada
South Dakota
Texas
Idaho
Wyola
Lewishan
Utah
Burke
Tra
Demuth
Ryan
Juellen Brewer
Ilinois
Great Eastern Suit and Pants
Lackawanna Avenue
D. Lowenstein
Anold Br,tationers
HOTEL
Jermyn
Great Atlantic Pants CO
Lackawanna Ave
Beidleman
Spruce St
Clemons, Terber, Dalley
Lackawarnna Ave
Wolf & Wenzel
Linden
Court House
Richardson Boynton
Conrad
Chow
Tribune
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Woo Keraey
Ren
Awerp Wien
Norfolk
Weingart
Lacka
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