The Republican Ticket Headed by McKinley and Hobart
National line lists President William McKinley and Vice President Garret Hobart. State ticket includes Congressmen at Large Galubha A. Brow, Samuel A. Davenport. County tickets name William Connell, Commissioners W Roberts and Giles Roberts, Auditors A. E. Kiefer and Fred J. Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M'Kinley
Garret A. Hobart
GALUBHA _ A. BROW
Samuel A. Davenport
Congress
William Connell
Commissionera
Presidential election returns promised by The Tribune
The Tribune pledges to provide the most accurate comprehensive returns from the presidential election in Northeastern Pennsylvania. It will publish news and all outcomes, whether good, bad, or middling, just four weeks from today.
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The
Tribune
Pennsylvania
Republicans Favor Reynolds In Fourth District Race
The piece argues that a Republican like Mr Reynolds would better serve Scranton’s Fourth District by exerting influence in Harrisburg and committees, defeating a Democratic candidate. It praises a Young Republican replacement, notes O Malley’s retirement, and dismisses Democratic backseat prospects while asserting Pennsylvania already leads in supporting McKinley.
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Carbondale
Scranton
Harrisburg
House
Reynolds
Fadden
O'Malley
Vetera
Hidden silver plans drive Bryan tours in election year
Observers say Democratic operatives use Bryan's national canvass to divert Republican attention while backroom financiers back free coinage. They allege funds for covert campaigns in Congress districts come from silver interests seeking to influence votes and policy through secret payments.
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Bryan
Congress
MacKinley
McKinley
Dicker
Fusion
Popocratic canvass aims for inflated market gains and McKinley win
The piece argues for continued campaign vigor against free trade and silver interests. It warns that complacency could empower the silver trust, urging allied efforts in Pennsylvania to elect a solid Republican delegation and defend currency integrity. It notes Bryan’s contrasting appeal and corrects a misdated birth claim.
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Pennsylvania
McKinley
Legal Tender and Gold Clause in Contracts Analysis
The Albany Law Journal piece by James A. Mamill on legal tender, greenbacks, and the gold clause examines effects of free coinage on contract payments, cites 1862 acts and Supreme Court rulings, and argues that contracts may specify payment in gold or specie. It notes that legal tender laws cannot erase contractual debts or force acceptance of depreciated currency, and discusses potential outcomes and remedies under current law.
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Albany Law Journal
James A. Mamillon
Hamilton
Gould
Act of Congress
United States
Supreme Court
Mr. Hamilton
Court of Last Resort
Congress
Tfl
New York Bar Association
Lasue
International Court of Arbitration
Christendom
One Example of Free Trade’s Work
A Thinte-Herald piece analyzes wool markets under 10 custom duties. It cites 700,000 plus in principal wool growers and half a million laborers in the US, detailing price changes, imports, and the impact of McKinley and Wilson-Gorman laws on wool and woolen goods. The article notes rising imports under free trade and the looming November choice between home and foreign supply.
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Thinte-Herald
United States
Hocks
Ceasoa
Boo
Osia
Wien
Foriman
Goeda Anil
Thesia
Wilkon- Corman
Echo
Lycenta
Tsh
Snl
Sus Heigh
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Americas
Presidential nicknames in 19th century press
A compilation of monikers applied to U S presidents by the New York Press and others, naming Washington as Father of His Country and Saviour of His Country, Adams as Clesus of Independence, Jefferson as Sage of Monticello, Madison as Father of the Constitution, Jackson as Oh Mickory and Old Hero, Van Buren as Little Magician and Wizard of Kinderhook, Lincoln as Honest Old Abe and Father Abraham, and Johnson through Cleveland with a host of era specific sobriquets.
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Washington
America
Georgius
Adams
Jefferson
Monticello
Long Tom
Madison
Monroy
John Quincey Adams
Jackeon
Vouras
Mickory
Ie Rulfe
Sharp Rolfe
New Orleans
van Buren
Kinderhook
Zork
Flilmore
Louis Phillippe
Puchonin
Buck
Lincoln
Abe
Abraham
Pouwtherners
North
Johnson
Si Veton Grant
Appomattox
Aves
Gardell
Arthur
Chir Chet
Iet
Cleveland
Alan of
TOLD BY THE STARS A Horoscope Satire
A satirical horoscope mocks political figures and upcoming campaigns. It forecasts playful warnings about reckless acts and urges figures like Hoy Orator Hilly Bryan and Antonina Rhynes to prepare for the season while noting the mood shifts of the electorate.
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Scranton Tribune
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P. Kingsbary
Pace
Gens
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Teese Livy
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Barron
W. Davis
Business
Manaorn
W. W. Youngs
Rev
Manan
New York
Ron Antom
Mattar
Senate
Col
W. J. Scott
John, R Farr
A. '. Mnell
Mac Rey
John F. Reynolds
Empire State
Harrison
Richmond
Sewell
St. Louis
Mr. Bryan
Irving
Hyde Park
Aq International Supreme Court
Canton
Philadelphia
Messia
Miles
Crow
C. Stuart Patterson
William ET. Lambert
Robert BE. Beath
J. Levering Jones
John Fietch
William Wool
Samuel R. Abipley
John H. Converse
Effingham G. Morris
Robert C. Ogden
Clement A. Griscom
Theodore Justice
William Pepper
H. L. Carson
Ela
Crow Forcer
Atiberry
Philladelphia
Our
Republican Party
Republi
Syracuse Courier
William A. Niver
Courier
Bradley
Kentucky
Mexinley
Gilroy
Tamimany
New York Press
Baily
Ameehas
Tobuae
Wetherday
Caneton
Bryanites
Merritedd
Hilly Bryan
Antonina Rhynes
Christian Endeavorers
And
Foster's
Great Eastern Suit and Pants
Lackawanna Avenue
D. Lowenstein
Beit
Jermyn
Great Atlantic
Lackawanna Ave
Christian
Endeavor
Beileman
Bookhan
Wolf & Wenzel
Linden
Court House
Richardacn Seerenari
Firuscos and
Kang
Conrad
Ehed
Weincart
Lacka
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