Republican Nominations In Scranton Journal Page
Announcement lists Republican candidates for state and national offices in Scranton with Governor William A. Stone and J P Gobin among announced nominees. Includes court and federal representation names like Samuel A. Davenport and Galusha A. Grow. Public notice dated October 13, 1805, with postal classification details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Stone
J. P
Gobin
James W. Latta
Superior Court
W. W. Porter
W. L. Porter
Local Officials Named for Coroner and Burveyor Roles
Congress lists William Connell as judge F W Gunster as coroner John J Roberts M D as burveyor George E Stevenson named in the city records.
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Congress
William Connell
F. W. Gunster
John J. Roberts
M.D
George E. Stevenson
Senate and House Districts Named in Vague Listing
A fragment lists legislators by district numbers and names including James C. Vaughan and Joan Schreuer, with further mentions of John Br. Farr N. Cc Mackay and John W P Reynolds, lacking clear context or dates.
Governor of Prenoryey Promises Reform Amid Political Tensions
A candidate vows to root out abuses in the legislature and overhaul governance by honest, modest leadership. He accuses opposing parties of cant and urges reform to address corruption and state issues while denying allegations tied to slavery politics.
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Amy Purpose
Irene
Manta
Hublle Duce
No burning of capitol by Colonel Stone nor smearing accusations
The letter defends Colonel Stone against charges of scandal and corruption. It portrays him as a decent, honest candidate for governor supported by Pennsylvania Republicans. It argues rival claims are unfounded and urges voters to reject fearmongering by opponents and advance agents.
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Colonel Stone
Dr. Swallow
Dirks
Wannunkey
Graham
Commonwealth
Fevenke
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Heputlicane
United States
Lincoln
Moutinley
Chicago Opens Arma to Refugees of Yellow Fever
Health Commissioner Reynolda urges Chicago to admit refugees from yellow fever districts in Mississippi and surrounding areas. The city faces panic and paralysis as southern districts grapple with outbreak while northern fronts are feared.
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Jackson
Chicago
Reynolda
Refugees Flee Plague Stricken Regions By Lake Michigan
Report describes influx of refugees from a yellow fever epidemic and a city’s strained response. The piece notes mass departures from Mississippi and Illinois areas, high death rates, and communities opening doors to aid the afflicted while discussing political tensions and national commentary.
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Michi- Rin
Thane
Sistet
Chicago
Mikeslasipp
Tilinois
Jackson
Miss
Pennsylvania Republicans Urged to Vote in Critical Year
Opinion piece urges Pennsylvania Republicans to support Calmel Stone and the party to counter Democratic momentum. It stresses the need for high turnout to influence national affairs, defend McKinley era policies, and oppose what it calls vicious attacks on Republican leaders. It also notes bishops discussing divorce with open doors.
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Keystone
Ooopstown
Hite
Calmel Stone
Pennsylvania
Political speech rights clash with civil service norms
Grover Cleveland warns an office-holder must avoid politics while First Assistant Postmaster Heath argues civil service laws do not bar postmasters or other officials from political speech or private citizen rights. The piece notes government employees may support their party, avoid religious harassment, but may not target or tax others for beliefs. The Buffalo school board weighs Polish language instruction against English literacy, debating the value of language education for Slavic children.
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Grover Cleveland
Heath
Civil Service
Cleveland
School Board of Buffalo
Slavic Children Urged to Learn English in Schools
The article argues that Slavic immigrants struggle with English, hindering citizenship and harmony. It advocates teaching Pollah and Slavic children English and American ideas, supported by examples of children benefiting from public kindergarten programs to reduce racial barriers.
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Boskeee
Pollah
Toronto Papers Attack Yukon Royalty Objection
The Toronto papers critique royalties on Yukon gold output, arguing the levy reduces miner profits while funding order and improvements. They note miners, claim owners, and the needy face hardship, deny mass removal orders, and condemn yellow journalism and sensational press.
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Toronto
Yukon
Klondike
Dawson
Central America's Greater Republic: U S Central America Plan Moves Ahead
From the Chicago Record a proposal envisions a federation of Central American states forming a United States of Central America. Amapala would host a federal capital with a president and a 4 senator 13 representative legislature. Elections and inauguration are planned, but state rights and border terms spark disputes among El Salvador Honduras and Nicaragua.
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United States of Central America
Amapala
Tiger
Honduras
Mession
Managuy
Oviset
Republic
Balvador
Chenter
Central America
Luwer
No valid headline found in the provided text
The readable fragments discuss skepticism about a federal existence experiment and observers considering the outcome uncertain. It mentions national union demands and a machine in Central America with a political context.
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National Union
Ita Machine
Wali
Central Almerica
Farr and Vaughan Endorsed For State Legislature
The Independent Labor Herald declares Farr and Vaughan true and sincere friends of labor. It urges Farr for School aid and hospital support and Vaughan for Senate experience, noting their records in labor measures and charitable funding. It argues their re election would advance labor interests statewide.
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Scranton
John R. Barr
Valve Duta Distriet
Farr
Chleren
West Sile Hospital
Purr
Havre Burs
Pare
Khow
Chouen
Stranton Topographical Union
Central Labor Union
Hen & CL
Senate
Vaughan
Independent
Tabor
Aliest
Meert
Fare
Viauihan
Commonwealth
Old-Time Jayhawker Profiles Daniel Kelley of Illinois
The Kansas City Journal highlights Daniel Kelley as a strong stock grower once based in Illinois. Kelley, described as tall and rugged, traded a Morgan colt for $22,000 and built renowned thoroughbred sheep. Active in politics, he backed Lincoln’s nomination after a Horace Greeley led effort, and later became a large property owner in Imp er course while managing diverse interests.
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Kansas City Journal
Anses
Daniel Kelley
Anthony “de Pulllenn
Cherrina
Carey
Kelley
Illinois
United States
Chicago
Lincoln
Horace Greeley
Greeley
Oregon
Abrefley
Eimper Course
War Humor At Santiago Aboard The Town Massachusetts
The Reina Mercedes was spotted in the Santiago harbor channel and aimed to block the channel after Cervera's defeat. Captain Evans and signalmen used grim humor to spell a warning through flags. Soon the Town Massachusetts Texas and Vestal fired, sinking the Reina Mercedes before she could impede the harbor access.
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New York
Evans
Huntor Witleti de Gerves
Navy Department
Cervera
Reina Mercedes
Santiago Harbor
Hebron
Jackie
Massachusetts
Texas
Vestylie
Silver dollar value compared to Spanish coin prompts sale
The Philadelphia Record notes favorable opportunity to circulate silver dollars by exchanging them for Spanish coins. It explains the U S silver dollar is worth a gold dollar due to mint obligations and acceptance for customs duty at face value. It suggests shipping silver dollars to Puerto Rico to meet demand as paper notes are not yet widely used.
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Philadelphia Record
United States
Puerto Rico
Morto Rico
Special Items Worthy of Attention for Underwear
Outlined sale items include children's ribbed vests and pants in multiple sizes at low prices, boys and men's fleeced shirts and drawers, heavy weight and wool options, and a claim of sole agency for Hygienic Health Underwear equal to Jaros, offered at reduced prices.
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Highland, Jr
Spuchat
Presidential surname pairs from the New York Press
The article lists candidate pairings where surnames end in n and align with a partner sharing the ending. It cites Jefferson and Clinton, Madison and Clinton, Jackson and Calhoun, Jackson and Van Buren, Van Buren and Johnson, Lincoln and Hamlin, Lincoln and Johnson, Harrison and Morton as examples.
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Jefferson
Clinton
Madison
Jackson
Calhoun
van Buren
van Duren
Johnson
Lincoln
Hamain
Harrison
Morton
The BQOKMAN and Other Tales From The Town Traveler
The text presents a miscellany of titles and authors including Vieorge Gissing and Benjamin Swift. It lists dramatic works such as Domitia and Grace O'Malley Princess and Pirate and mentions The Adventures of Francois. The fragment resembles a catalog page advertising historical dramas and romances.
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Vieorge Gissing
Haring Gould
Francois
Dre
Welr Mitchell
Benjamin Swift
Grace O’malley
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Kaveps
The
Tribune Publishing Company
Sean Mt
Vrerland
Bcranton
Twentieth Dist
James C. Vaughan
Tritone
Repub
Shivery
Colorado
Tillman
Republican Party
Goo Renson
Penneylvana
Boles Poenrage
Jenks, Swallow, Wanamaker and Company
Garman
Philadelphia Press
Moonbeam
Dawes Commission
Ananias
Syracuse
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
England
France
Greater Republic
Chicago Record
Farr and
Santiago
Coldsmith
G.B
Wyoming Avenue
Haviland
China
the Clemons
Ferber
Lackawanna Avenue
Hill & Connell’s
Connell
North
Washington
Scranton, Pa
Omico
Magic N’s
New York Press
Hotter Feremys Bullen
Wyoming Avena
Ofice
Hunt & Connell CO
Builders Hardware
Ee beThe
Beldleman the Bookman
Spruce Street
Stan
Foot & Shear Co
Wolf & Wenzel
Adama Ave
Ric fon-Boynton
Oncila
Stuttgart
Henry Belin, JR
Geneva
Wyoming
Dupont
Dupacy
Cape
Connell Duilding
Sur Bou
Auencles
Thos, Ford
Joan B Smith
Asom
Ik Mulligan
Pittste Plymouth Wilkes Barra
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