Local Names Mentioned in Tribune Building Ad
A fragment lists E. P. Ringsbury, C. H. Ripple, Livy S. Richard, W. W. Davis, W. W. Youngs as figures connected to a New York Tribune Building office with Frank and Gray listed as managers. The text is incomplete and shows scattered titles and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Ringgbury
Mon
C.H. Ripple
Sec'vano Tacos Livy
S. Richard
Baron
W. W. Davis
Byoincee
Mannate
W. W. Youngs
Manan
York
Tribune
Frank & Gray
The Republican Ticket Proclaimed Across National and State Levels
A historic ticket lists President William McKinley and Garret Hobart nationally with Congressmen Galusha Grow Samuel Davenport, and county officials including Connell and Roberts. The Times notes Central City Store Works of Newark to raise wages ten percent if Bryan wins, a firm rated by Dun as KA with capital between 1,000 and 2,000 dollars, employing up to two workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
C. W. Cunningham
Central City
Newark
Bryan
Dun
Enthusiastic McKinley Rally Draws from Valley to Canton
The piece notes more than 200 Lackawanna County residents joined a northbound excursion to Canton for a tariff reform event, paying own way amid post repeal economic strain. It praises McKinley’s speeches and calls Hyde Park visits a strong display of citizen support. It mentions Wilkes-Barre hosting the next state firemen’s convention and Scranton as nearby aid for accommodations.
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Canton
Lackawanna County
Ttrvan
McKinley
Hyde Park
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Frank B. Black as Albany’s moral compass in Syracuse speech
A Syracuse speech by Frank B. Black, Republican candidate for New York governor, extols government stability tied to global respect and public integrity. He warns wealth cannot excuse law violations and stresses courage in public duty to avert disasters.
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Syracuse
Frank &. Black
New York
United States
Ita
Public notice urges duty against disorder and crime
The piece warns that looming threats to lawful government demand united citizen action. It decries anarchy, calls for respect for courts and executive powers, and warns that alliances with disruptive forces justify grave consequences for the nation. It questions the death penalty as a deterrent amid rising homicide.
Coercion in Elections Debated as Labor Vote Questioned
The piece argues against coercion claims by employers to sway workers toward McKinley and Hobart and contends Australian secret ballot protections would render such threats ineffective. It cites Toronto Globe analysis and local toll road complaints, stressing faith in workers' honesty and the uncertain election factors ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Hobart
Min Bryan
Chicago
Street Railway
Toronto Journal
Pulpit Duty Beyond Partisanship in a Polarized Era
A conservative view urges ministers to avoid partisan pulpit sermons and to lift the moral level for all congregants regardless of party. It praises clergy who frame gospel teaching to current issues while condemning personal attacks and sectarianism. The piece notes Catholic and British political shifts and warns against public figures exploiting gullible victims. It also references a postal scam in Chicago and the political margin for a Gladstone comeback, ending with optimism for a Republican win as a market signal.
Blaine on Monetary Policy and McKinley Relations
Laula A. Dent explains Blaine’s true monetary stance, citing 1876 and later speeches against greenback and silver inflation, and describing his support for a double standard via international agreement. The article covers Blaine’s trade and silver coinage proposals, his Brussels conference role, and a 1901 letter predicting the Democratic shift to depreciated currency, plus notes on Blaine’s cordial relations with McKinley and the 1890s reciprocity approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Teller
James G. Blaine
Laula A. Dent
Mr. Blaine
Blaine
Congress
Europe
Brussels
United States
Western Hemisphere
Htalne
North
South
Central America
Mexico
Colonel Conger
McKinley
Paine
Horoscope Readings For The Week Of October 13
Astrological table predicts traits for children born on dates October 13 to October 17. Each day links planetary positions with weather notes and guidance on career and behavior, including emphasis on hard work, caution in business, and seeking employment opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Venus
Domeatle Ife
Saturn
Buelners
Neptune
Herschel
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Scranton Tribune
Telly
Sormaten, Pa
Tribune Pubog Company
William M'Kinley
Garret A. Hobart
Galusha
Samuel
Davenport
County
William Connell
B. WV. Roberts
Giles Oberts
A. ‘Eb, Kiefer
Fred L. Ward
Senate
Col
W. J. Scott
OR. R. Parr
Mnell
John K. Reynolds
Toronto Globe
the Tribune
Newton
South Abington
Providence
North Abington
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Victor E. Southworth
Janesville
Wis
Keane
Catholic University
Washington
Corrifan
Cardinal Gibons
Treland
America
George
Guatemala
Sam
Liberal Party
Mr. Gladstone
Castle Halla
James Whitcomb Riley
M’kinley
Campbell
Ohio
Dent
Senator Frye
Frye
Conger
Mc. Kinley
G.B
Great Eastern Suit and Pants
Lackawanna Avenue
Company Branch
Reynolds Brothers
Kotel Jermyn
Seis Ae
Great Atlantic Pants CO
Lackawanna Ave
Christian
Endeavor Stationery
of Eyan Lag Ron Add Philaneilars
Pull Procee Goncouston
Ieee Dalles Teacher's Oe
Bedleman
Ferrer O'Malley
Wolf & Wenzel
Linden
Court House
Bee
Surnaces
Jom Goereteon
Stetson
Conrad
Lacka. Ave
Cotice
Philadelphia
Grennery
Weincart
Lacka
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