Scranton Tribune Jelly and Weekly Election Ticket Notice
The Scranton Tribune Jelly and Weekly prints the republican ticket for county and state offices with names including BEACON M CAULEY PRYOR JONES COPELAND LANGSTAFF DANIELS HUBSTER BECK WIGSINS and sets election day for November. The notice lists offices such as State Treasurer Auditor General Sheriff District Attorney Prothonotary Clerk of the Courts Recorder Register Jury Commissioner and mentions subscription price and postal details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence, Pryor
Scranton
John RR. Jones
Blakely
John Copeland
Carbondale
W. 8. Langstaff
Thomas P. Daniels
Charles Hubster
Beranton
William K. Beck
Moscow
Charles Wigsins
Judge questions Watson petition in election dispute
The article critiques George M. Watson's petition challenging the Republican nomination of John R. Jones. It notes delays, lack of specific charges, and reliance on hearsay, arguing the court action is improper and that Watson offers no verifiable list of supporters or dates.
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George M. Watson
Watson
John R. Jones
I. Watson
Charres
Iran
Jones
Sent
Watson Aleges
Negilly Watson
Protesting Trusts and Combines as Economic Forces
Ex governor Flower argues against equating trusts with combines in public discourse. He cites Standard Oil's 1872 rise as proof that trusts can improve efficiency and lower prices through consolidation, economies of scale, and centralized management, noting large savings in refining, transportation, and canning.
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Hamber
Gunton's
Flower
Simmy Om
Consolidated Institution
Governor Flower
Standard Ol Company
Economic reforms cut oil price and consolidations debate
The text argues oil refining improvements lowered consumer price from 64 cents per gallon and improved quality by removing explosive elements. It contrasts combines with competition, noting pools tend to collapse as selling prices break the pool, and cites the steel rail pool collapse and Governor Flowers’ analysis as timely points. It also dismisses fears of Spain demanding Miss Cisneros’s return, suggesting Evangeline’s escape concerns Americans.
Renominated Heuster Likely for Reelection in County
The paper lauds Record er Heuster for a strong first term and cordial renomination. It notes broad local support from hundreds of friends across the county and predicts a solid Republican victory three weeks before the election. The piece also references Senator Hanna in Ohio and questions their pre-election boasting.
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Heuster
South Side
Hanna
Ohio
Weyler scandal and recall stir Cuban affairs in press
The article discusses Weyler's former governorship in the Philippines and alleged large bank deposits, comparing it to Cuba. It questions whether the Sagasta regime will reveal Weylerism in Havana as recall and scrutiny rise, signaling a forthcoming political shakeup in Cuba and possible public reactions.
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Werlore
Wergler
Philippine Islands
Weyler
Manila
London
Paiie
Madrid
Cuba
Havana
Sagasta
Complaint on Rail Dining Car Fees and Shortfalls
A writer in Leslie's Weekly denounces railroad dining car charges and policy, noting a dollar meal fee regardless of order and access limits to parlor or sleeping cars. He recalls a wreck delay where a party without a parlor seat could not obtain food, while others starved in coach until arrival.
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Lestle’'s Weekly
Leslie
Meal service reform could widen rail travel appeal
A columnist argues for onboard dining in day coaches with affordable, à la carte options and button-accessed service, eliminating parlor car fees. The piece notes middle class travelers are the main profit source and rail travel could improve by expanding dining to regular coaches, citing Judge Van Wyck's high beef consumption joke at end.
Some Weak Spots in Criminal Law
A reprint discusses flaws in criminal practice, arguing the system clings to old customs and allows defense strategies to shield crime. It questions witness interrogation limits, public funding for defense, and the prosecutor’s incentives, highlighting the tension between innocence until proven guilty and jury manipulation.
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Pittsburg Disputc
Bar
Greaer
Publc
Criminal Court
Wilkes-Barre Times Reports Over One Million Dollar Figure
The Wilkes-Barre Times notes a figure exceeding one million dollars in a local financial item. Details remain sparse in the readable portion, but the sum highlights a major monetary total tied to a public or organizational fund or project. Further specifics are not present in the excerpt.
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The
Wilkes-Barre Times
Capital from Wilkes Barre and Scranton Prompted by Rail Plan
The passage notes investment in a railroad and national operation in New Mexico as a sign that conditions are not entirely dire. It argues that Wilkes Barre Pittston and Scranton capitalists should keep money local where profits may be smaller but principal remains safer.
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Wyoming
Lackawanks
New Mexico
Wilkes-f Harre
Pittston
Scranton
Elmhurst boulevard's impact on Scranton growth and roads
The Signal notes Wilkes-Barre Times plans for a ten mile Pittston to Bear Creek boulevard at $1,000 per mile. It credits Elmhurst boulevard thirteen years of improvements for wider access, praising city leaders while urging Scranton to maintain approaches to the route and build smarter roads.
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Wilkes-Barre
Pittston
Yateaville
Bear Creek
Eimhurst
Elmhurst Boulevard
Roaring Brook
Beranton Gas and Water Company
Low’s Nomination and Citizens’ Union Power Debate
A Philadelphia press analysis questions the Citizens’ Union nomination of Mr. Low at Cooper Union. It argues a self appointed committee nominating a candidate against boss rule mirrors Tammany tactics, threatening the integrity of public sentiment in future nominations.
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Cooper Union
Low
Mr. Low
Abolition of Parties in Municipal Reform Debate
Frim Gunton argues that true reform requires broader party responsibility extending to local affairs. He contends national parties should be accountable for education, housing, sanitation, labor rights, and municipal governance, not just tariff and finance, to ensure consistent policy from Washington to every school district.
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Frim Gunton
Washington
South
National Party
Congress
The Circular Predicts a Global Economic Upturn
Macy and Pendleton's Circular argues that rising exports by thirteen million dollars monthly will attract gold to the United States and strengthen finances. It predicts revived demand for coal and iron steel, with widespread industrial stimulation and cross sector gains, driven by historical precedents.
Bright days ahead call for hope and progress
Poetic note urges steadfast hope and cheer as progress and brighter days return. It speaks of sun and moon, old days memory, and a future of confidence. The refrain invites keeping heart bright and embracing progress with a hopeful, forward look.
Finleys for Fine Dress Patterns Sale Ten Days Great Specialties
Finleys advertises a ten day sale featuring three dress pattern lines. A Wool and Alpaca Chev jots pattern at 1.98, Jacquard Camel's Hair effects at 3.35, and Crepon novelty suitings at 4.85. Each claims high quality and favorable value for value conscious buyers.
Special Dinner Set Sale with Royal Blue Porcelain
Sale offers limited quantities of dinner sets in Royal Blue English porcelain and Brown Printed under glaze patterns. Items include 12-piece, 15-piece, and 10 to 11-piece sets with gold trim, various patterns, and reasonable prices. Do not miss the opportunity for priced sets in English porcelain and American china.
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Scranton’ Tribune
Tribune Publishing Company
William Connela
Portorfio
Cacondolans Mail Mattar
State
J. 8S. Beacon
Weatmoreland
Levi G. M’cauley
Chester
Duggan
Blanco
Spain
Miss Cisneros
United States
Evangelina
New York
Walter
Rall
elysi#ation
Judge van Wyck
Elmhurst View
Elmhurst
Councils
Holland
Philadelphia Press
Macy & Pendleton's
Coldsmith
Capes and
Kate
Finley
Lackawanna Avenue
Burt's Shoes
Laird, Schober & Co. Shoes
Philadelphia
Wyoming Ave
the Clemons
Ferber
Lacka. Ave
Ediaon'a
Hotel
Jermyn Bldg
Herenien, Pa
Washington Avenue
Enterprise
Enterprise Meat Choppers
Henry Belin, JR
Dupont
Ammon
Commonwealth Building
Ford
John B. Smith
Mulligan
Miymouth
Barre
MT. Pleasant
WM. T. Smith
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