Local Legislative Candidates List for Scranton Ballot
Scranton voters will choose representatives with nominees including G Vaughan for the First District, J R Farr and A T Connell for the Second, F J Grover for the Fourth, and C P O Malley for the Fourth. Election date noted as November 6.
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John R. Farr
Scranton
Alex. T. Connell
Frank J. Grover
Moo- Fourth
Cles P. O'Malley
Civpbantet
Charles P
Tariff Reform Sparks Debate at London Chamber
William L. Wilson, author of the Wilson tariff bill, tells the London chamber of commerce that protectionists have built defenses to shield home markets and that tariff reformers are working to break them down.
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William L. Wilson
London Chamber of Commerce
Republican Trade Views by Wilson Highlight Domestic Market Need
Chairman William L. Wilson argues that American farmers and workers need larger markets for surplus production through commerce. He contrasts Republican and Democratic approaches, praising reciprocity but warning against policies that reduce exports and domestic wages. He calls for keeping the U S market strong and paying American wages to sustain employment.
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Wilson
Republican Party
America
Political endorsements and contrasts in Lackawanna county
The piece criticizes Democratic policy and praise for Republican Scranton while noting The Philadelphia Times flip flops on David B Hill. It also lauds Frank Clemons as sheriff candidate and suggests his election would curb anti industrial forces and reward merit.
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Alexander McClure
Philadelphia Times
The
Times
David B. Hill
the Times
Batte
Frank C.iemoss
Lackawanna County
Clemons
Patriotism and party clash in Lackawanna county editorial
The piece attacks protectionism and rival Democrats led by Edward Merrifield and Commodore Singerly, while praising wartime service and supporting William S. Hopkins for Register of Wills. It argues for clarity on protection and urges voters to back Hopkins as a patriotic choice in Lackawanna county.
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William L. Wilson
William $. Hopkins
Register of Wills
Lackawanna County
Edward Merrifield
Congress
Lackawanna
Philadelpha Press
Singerly
Thas
Merrifield Nadpstorr
Merrifield
Oone
Daniel L. Hart
Wilkes-Barre
Hart
Greiner
Grant Herring
Richard Brandage, Jr
Luserne County
Colonel Boyd
Scranton
Rice
Lackawanas
DR. E. Grewer
Old Post Offices
Spruce Street
Wool futures pitch from Philadelphia firm to Indiana buyer
A Philadelphia firm offers a high risk wool investment to an Indiana contact, citing predicted price rises within two weeks under tariff changes. They propose arranging 80 percent financing to purchase a million pounds of XX Ohio wool, claiming potential gains and market access in Philadelphia and Boston.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Voorhees
Theodore Justice
Justice, Bateman & Co
Philadelphia
Ohio
Sige
Harrison
Boston
Advancing wool markets urged under new tariff
The article argues American wools will gain under the tariff changes while foreign markets rise, disputes editorials claiming equal advantage, and warns readers to vote the straight Republican ticket to protect American industries. It likens political choices to avoiding harm by conflicting figures and stresses market shifts.
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Omnia Wee
United States
Daily Cable
London
Philadelphia Record
Justice
Dan Voorhees
Political notes on Merrifield and Watres in 1907 Pennsylvania race
The Philadelphia Press casts doubt on Ed ward Merrifield as a protectionist candidate while praising Governor Watres as a clean, capable Republican choice for U S senator. The piece cites anti Cameron sentiment and indicates growing support for Watres and others including Widener, with editorials from Pittsburgh and Scranton noting multiple congress nominees from journalism backgrounds.
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Pittsburg
Watres
United States
Delamater
Warren
Butler
South Carolina
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Republican Organization of
Camerons
Pittaburg Horomeredal Gazette
Louia A. Watres
Wentieth
Montgomery
Backs
Cheater
Allegheny County
Peter A.B. Widener
Philadelphia Traction Syndicate
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Scranton Tribune
Tad
Manaera
Poutornes
Printers Ink
Tuk
Daniel H. Hastings
Centre
Walter Lyon
Alleghent
Amos H. Mylix
Lancaster
Ames W. Latt
Galusha A. Grow
Susquehanna
George F. Huff
Westmorsland
Republican County
Joseph A. Scranton
Homer W. Archbald
Sherif
Rane H. Clemons
Count Zouae'dhomas D. Davies
EH. Thomas
Clarence E. Pryor
John J Jones
Arles Huester
William 8. Hopkins
T. J. Matthews
Benator
Prames G. Vaughan
Bingerly
Commodore Singerly
Chance
Perkina
Sioux City Journal
Clark
Keokuk Gate City
Barrett
Boston Advertiser
Southwick
Albany Journal
Taft
Cincinnati Times Star
van Horn
Kansas City Journal
Uigg
New York Tribune
Jacuse Post
Ome A. Scranton
Scranton Republican
Wilkes- Barre
Thia
Atlantic
Jewett
Davis-Champhers
Pahnestock
Armstrong & McKelvy
National Lead Co
Nation
Baymer-Bauman
L Lead CO
New York
Washington
Hfe
Duat
Conrad
Globe Nook
Goldsmith Brothers & CompAny
the Lackawanna Store Association, Lim
Cor, Lacka, and
Jefferson Aves
J. & Turner CO
Chicago
Edwin
Kb, Ford & Co
Lackawanna Ave
Dr. Hill & Son
Albany
Hull & CO
Dickson Manufacturing Co
TON and Wilk
General Office
Scranton, PA
Howard Furnace
Pierce's Market
Penn Avenue
Guernsey Brothers
Wyoming Avenue
Pud Evlyy
EK. Grewer
Old Post Diece
University of Pennsylvania
Medico-Ch College of Philadelphia
John Hamlin
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