National officials list reflect Scranton convention success
Under the circumstances we think it can fairly be claimed that Scranton entertained the Christian Endeavor convention satisfactorily and that the convention itself was on the whole a success. All concerned are therefore entitled to congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Christian Endeavor
George du Maurier
Peter Jabbetson
Thackeray
Fale
du Maurier
Hite
Searchers
Napoleons
Finance
Connell praised for reforms and Scranton influence shown
The piece extols Hon. A. T. Connell for his record in the Second legislative district, citing his role in securing the Superior court in Scranton, sanitation and mechanic lien reforms, and a state aid bill for poor districts. It highlights his advocacy, local impact, and calls a Frothingham theater event to rally Republican voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Superior
Pennsylvania
Beranton
Alex Monnell
Semanton
Connell
The
Scranton Times
Lynett
Poor Board
Voters urged to reelect Alex Connell in Second district
The author praises Alex Connell as a record of honest work and urges local voters to support and campaign for him in Harrisburg. The piece asserts the community values a proven term and notes the town’s improved streets as evidence of progress, contrasting this with dead towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Connell
Harrisburg
Political predictions and party salesmanship warned in campaign chatter
The piece mocks predictions by party leaders about electoral votes as election day nears. It notes Democratic and Republican claims over potential state wins and argues both sides mobilize resources in the critical belt around the Ohio River, suggesting the real fight will be there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Iowa
Delaware
Maryland
McKinley
Remblibane
Jones
National Committee
Bryan
Hanna
Ohio
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Dominion of Canada
Ohio River
Locke on National Finance and the Value of Money
Frederick Menard Wines summarizes John Locke's treatise on money, arguing silver as the standard, money as both counter and pledge, and the dangers of raising coin. The piece links Locke to modern debates on currency, debt, and government coinage policies with emphasis on intrinsic value and public trust.
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John Locke
London
England
Locke
Eiiellehane
Chicago
de Pardo
Ften
Numier
Lowndes
Bryan
Aml
Treasury
Commercia Credite
United States
Lorke
Frederick Menard
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Scranton Tribune
Scranton, Pa
Tribune Pubahing Company
P. Kingsbury
Pars
Ano Gan
Mipple
Richard
Borros
W. Davi
Busmeces Manaite
W. W. Youngs
Rev. Manas
New York
Tribone Building
Frank & Amy
William M'Kinlrey
Garret A. Hobart
Galusha
A. Crow, Samuel A. Davenport
County
Congress
William Connell
B. W. Roberts
Giles Jre
A. ‘Eb, Kiefer
Fred L. Ward
Senate
W. J. Scott
Mayreseur
R. Farr
A. J Innell
N.C
MAC Rey
John Ee Reynolds
A. T. Connell
Alex Connell
Frothingham
Lackawanna County
Charles Emory Smith
Philadelphia Press
Russia
Mr. Smith
D. D. Woodmansee
Republican National League
James H. Hoyt
Cleveland
Sam Hudson
Bryn
McKinley Bryan
Mr. Hegan
David
Goliathan
Palmer
Luckner
Earl of Rosebery
National Finance
Mcrityan
Proticert
Sylfe
Mtr Bevan
John
Stiles
Diego
Gents
Foster's
Point DE Venice
Great Eastern Suit
Company
Lackawanna Avenue
Reynolds Brothers
Jerm
YN Building
Great Atlantic Pants CO
Lackawanna Ave
Christian
Endeavor Stationery Spe
Philadelphia
Bedleman
Clemons, EE
Chl CO
Leckawanna
Wolf & Wenzel
Linden
Court House
Richardson Boynton
Conrad
Lacka. Ave
Stetson
Tribune
Miryam Hessaer
WATS
St Corps
Biouse
Norfolk
Shepherd
Eesses Vene
Weingart
Lacka
Ave
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