Scranton Tribune 1897 Election Ticket List
The Scranton Tribune lists municipal and state ticket highlights for the 1897 election with names such as Levi McAuley Weatherland and John Jones Blakely. Election day is set for November 2 and details include officers like Treasurer Clerk of Courts and Recorder for Scranton and surrounding counties.
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Bherif—Clarnench E. Pryor
Seoranton
John H. Jones
Blakely
John Commuand
Carbondale
Langstapfe
Boranton
Thomas P. Daniels
Scranton
Charles Hubster
Negster
William K. Beck
Moscow
Charles Wigkins
Daniels for Clerk of Courts Promises Reform and Duty
The piece lauds Thomas P. Daniels known as Tommy Daniels for clerk of the courts. It praises his long service as deputy and his loyal, steady handling of duties while urging Republicans to support him over reformers in the upcoming election.
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Thomas PP
Triflela
Tommy Daniels
Fc Dolar
Oie
Dantels
Teich
Moileet
Daniels
Beranton Street Cleaning Criticism and Budget Strains
The piece argues that while Beranton's street cleaning may fall short of ideal, much blame stems from opposition influenced by patronage. It highlights Dunning's department, comparing Buffalo and Scranton workloads, noting 61 men for 14 miles in Buffalo versus 12 men for similar miles here. It calls for proper funding to enable cleaner streets despite weather and unpaved roads.
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Beranton
Enite
Dunning
Buffalo
Scranton
Mulberry Street
Dunmore Friends Not Yet Prereplting for Schadt and Horn
Attorney Duggan and his Dunmore allies have not yet prerepled for Schadt and Horn, delaying anticipated legal filings and representation in the case.
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Duggan
Dunmore
Schadt
Horn
England Cancels Conference Over Sealing Policy
In due time the public will learn why the British government first agreed to a US led conference on fishing safeguards and then canceled the promise. The supposed reason cites Russia and Japan, but the article argues that is not true and urges meeting in a separate conference. It recalls the slaughter of female seals in Bering Sea and its impact on local sealers.
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Great Britain and Ireland
India
United States
England
Russia
Japan
Bering Sea
Great Britain
American stance sharpens amid European tensions noted
The United States voices firm resolve amid disputes involving Husela Japan England and itself. If England shuns arbitration the U S may proceed alone while warning of international theft and urging a calm, peaceful program to shield interests and avert catastrophe.
Nonpartisan government clash in New York politics
The Citizens' Union nomination of a separate assembly ticket tests Mr. Low's nonpartisan claim as it clashes with party politics. The piece argues for parties as a natural, even essential, driver of public debate and accountability, noting rival manipulation and the need for clear leadership in state and city governance.
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Citizens’ Union
New York
Assembly
Seth Low
Greater
Mr. Low
Washington
Alany
New York City
Lin
Low
Lrgan Describes Folded Funds From Europe Amid Predictions
A chaotic misstatement notes six million dollars arriving from Europe and twenty million more anticipated to influence snow files, followed by a remark on Mr. Lrgan and prophetic revisions. The piece mocks the school experience as chaotic and unclear.
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Europe
Capital City Consider Curfew Ordinance Sparks Mockery
The passage argues that Washington DC moving to adopt a curfew ordinance would reach the height of absurdity for a supposedly free nation, highlighting opposition to curfews as a symbol of liberty.
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Washington
Chattanooga Report Reflects Recent Southern Trends
A three month window in southern states shows notable patterns according to identified regional authorities. The Chattanooga area is highlighted as part of broader state and regional shifts affecting economy and culture.
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Good Southern Authority
Chattanooga
Industry growth sparks Southern push toward a new era
Tradesman reports four new industrial enterprises are established as analysts say the South, despite conservatism and prejudice, is being forced by destiny toward a new era. The piece questions whether General Tracy's candidacy in New York was undertook too late.
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South
Tracy
New York
Horoscope Notes From The Tribune Astrologer
A daily column presents general guidance with quips about luck effort and self made success. It mentions a child born on this day and cautions against blaming fate for outcomes. Advice warns against hostile critics and constant doubt and urges self reliance.
The Daily Press and the Clergy
The Chicago Interior accuses the US press of bias against clergy. The Daily Press defends newspapers as fair, noting generally cooperative relations with the pulpit and support for religious groups like the Young Men's Christian Association and Christian Endeavor.
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Washington Post
eChicago Interior
United States
Chicago
Daily Press
Young Men's Christian Association
Christian Endeavor Society
Daily Papers
The
Barnato’s Money and the Illusions of Wealth
The Philadelphia Record piece weighs Barnato as among the era’s greatest manipulators of fortune. It notes his vast, fluctuating wealth tied to rents and securities, and explains why tycoons like him cannot reliably cash out without bursting the market bubble. The article cites his reputed half billion and his ruinous investments in South Africa, suggesting his wealth dwindled to near nothing at probate.
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Levion
Bar
John Law
Paria
South Sea
London
Barnata
Carlton Club
South Africa
Barnato
Alea
Bla
Pally Chronicle
Ike Uret Harters
The Rise and Fall of Jim Fisk and Other Speculators
A historical sketch questions whether Fisk and similar financiers acted with morality or mere self gain. It notes Fisk’s end as wretched, his ability to attract investors with bold schemes, and his influence over kin and cohorts while pursuing wealth.
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Coleman Jim Ruddy
Torious
Jim" Fisk
Barnato
Cape Town
Spain and the Philippines Revolt Insight
An article by Worcester and Bourns explains the Philippines revolt against Spanish rule, detailing isolation policy, Manila’s prominence, island wealth, native diversity, Chinese and Mestizo communities, and the corrupt administration under Weyler. Taxes, extortion, and neglect fuel the insurrection’s likely success.
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Weyler
Madrid
Philippines
Times-Herald Reports Spanish Government Alignment
The Times-Herald notes Spain appears to be moving toward accepting the United States position on Cuba. It states the president’s policy has shown success so far in urging a non destructive resolution. The piece warns the hardest part is still to come for Mr McKinley.
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Times-Herald
United States
Cuba
McKinley
Tong that dentist
A Philadelphia Bulletin items shows a dramatic scene as a man with a swollen jaw rushes into the street asking about painless dentistry. The anonymous plea accuses a dentist advertised to pull teeth without pain, prompting a heated exchange and shock at the claim.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
A Moral Victory From the Philadelphia Press
The Philadelphia Press notes a moral victory for the United States as President McKinley’s policy affects General Wigler’s position and results in his removal under favorable circumstances for the nation.
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McKinley
Wigler
Focal
United States
Finley’s for Fine Ten Day Dress Pattern Sale
Finley’s for Fine promotes a ten day sale featuring three specialties. A wool mixed cheviot dress pattern at 1.98, jacquard camel’s hair novelty dress patterns at 3.35, and crepon novelty suitings at 4.85, claimed as best values this season.
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Biuyers
Moonlit vows in a Philadelphia couplet
A verse recalls a night by a meadow barn where two lovers share a gaze and vow eternal affection. The speaker, Arthur Lewis Tubbs, signs a sentimental note from Philadelphia, reflecting on a world of beauty, love, and enduring hearts despite fading skies.
Dinnerware sale listing with assorted porcelain patterns
A sale notice offers various porcelain pieces including Royal Blue English pieces valued at 16 dollars, Brown Printed under glaze sets at 12 dollars, American China Brown Border Pattern at 20 dollars, Brown and Blue English Prints at 12 dollars, Gold Band pieces at 20 dollars, Pink Pattern hand painted English porcelain at 11 to 12 dollars, plus other items. A dinner set opportunity is highlighted with potential savings.
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Conference of Interested Powers
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Sugfertel
Spain
Scranton Times
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Anicebus
the Tribune Astrologer
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the Daily Press
Clergy
Itingle
Barney Barnato
Philadelphia Record
Post-Express
Coremopolitan Magazine
Dean C. Worcester
Frank 8. Bourns
Hippines
China
Manila
Philippine Archipelago
Pouon
Mindanao
Zebut
Samar
Sulu
Luzon
From
Philadelphia Press
Finley
Lackawanna Avenue
the Clemons
Ferber
Lacka. Ave
Burt's Shoes
Laird, Schober & Co. Shoes
Philadelphia
Wyoming Ave
Edison
Hotel
Jermyn Bldg
Firenton Sa
Washington Avenue
Enterprise
Enterprise Meat Choppers
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming
Dupont
Commonwealth Building
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Mulligan
Pittetes
Plymouth
Wilkes-Barre
MT. Pleasant
WM. T. Smith
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