TWELVE PAGES SCRANTON OCTOBER 16 18% REPUBLICAN TICKET
Scranton voters are listed with a full Republican ticket for state and county offices. The slate includes State Treasurer J B Beacom of Westmoreland, Auditor General Levi G McAuley of Cheester, Sheriff Clarence Fryor of Scranton, Attorney John Br Jones of Raikely, Prothonotary B Langstaf of Seran, Court Recorder Thomas P Daniels of Scranton, Recorder Charles Hupster of Realstor, and Duty Commissioner Charles Wiglins of Scranton. Election day set for November 2.
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Clarence &. Fryor
Scranton
John BR. Jones
Akely
John Copeland
Carbondale
Eee
B. Langstafp
Serancer
Thomas P. Daniels
Charles Hupster
William K. Beck
Moscow
Charles Wiglins
Election Message Urges Choice Between Free Trade Rallying Platform
The notice advocates voting for Schadt and Horn and other supporters of a free trade and free silver Chilcago platform, urging citizens to endorse the slate fully. It opposes McKinley era protectionist policies and asks voters to reject these protectionist agents.
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Lickawanna
Schadt, Horn, Et
McKinley
Ryan
Republican unity urged against split tickets in Lackawanna
The piece argues against scratching names on the Republican ticket and warns that weakening Republicanism harms national stability. It condemns attempts to sow prejudice about candidates and stresses the ticket’s integrity from precincts to federal office, calling for steadfast support amid national concerns over business values and credit.
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Schadt
the Tribune
United States
Bryan
Altgeld
Tiltman
New York
van Wyck
George
Lackawanna
Bchndt and Horn
Sherman to resign as secretary of state
The Chicago Times-Herald reports that John Sherman will resign as secretary of state with acceptance by the president when opportune. Senator Sherman accepted the Portello reluctantly, following the president-elect’s wish that the elder statesman be his premier if he became president.
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Chicago Times-Herald
Koblsuat
Major McKinley
John Sherman
Portello
Sherman
Ohio
Honore
McKinley
Retirement and Politics in a Bryanite Times
The piece reflects on the value of public service and the dangers of political gain. It recalls a John Sherman conversation advising youth against formal politics, praising unofficial esteem though warning of political ruin. It suggests hypocrisy resides in the Bryanite Times.
Annual editorial chestnut on election funds reappears
The piece lampoons a recurring Democratic claim about a corruption fund used by Republicans in the final hours of canvassing. It notes the Times reuses the parody yearly, mocks Colonel Fitzelmmons and the Echardt bureau, and predicts further echoes before election day while urging vigilance against Republican tactics. The piece frames Lackawanna Democratic history as a rebuttal to such charges.
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The
Times
the Times
Echadt
Spruce Street
Fitzelmmons
Campimen
Chicago
Lackawanna
Political influence of county officers in national issues says Scranton Times
The Scranton Times argues county sheriffs and treasurers have no direct say in national policy yet their offices become rallying points in campaigns. It notes the sheriff’s power to aid or hinder a party’s cause and suggests shared influence if Schadt is elected, while mocking the editor’s taunting line about laughing at a last sentence.
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Scranton Times
the Times
Schadt
Times
Speak Out Mr Schadt Where Do Your Stand on Bryanism
The piece questions Sheriff candidate Schadt on his position amid Bryanism and free silver, noting party leaders in Lackawanna County told to avoid the issue. It cites McKinley administration worries on protection and sound money, and contrasts Schadt with Clarence Pryor who backs the St. Louis platform and honest dollar policies.
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Chicago
Behadt
Schadt
Lackawanna County
Free Elver
McKinley
Bliss
Tracy
New York
Bryanium
Clarence Pryor
St. Louis
William McKinley
Republican platforms not ashamed of, Schadt questioned
Scranton Times criticizes Democratic shifts and alleged factional fights in Lackawanna politics. It urges unity behind Democrats on currency and bribes at conventions, questions Schadt and Duglan nominations, and recalls past disputes while arguing Republican platforms are not constructed to be ashamed of.
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Scranton Times
Bryan
Times
Sehadt
Burke Iast
Demuth
Schadt
Horn
Duglan
A Word of Advice on Republican Party Faithfulness
A memo urges Republicans loyal in difficult years to prove their fealty now and boost their standing within the party. It emphasizes internal cohesion and the value of steadfast support during challenging times.
TOLD BY THE STARS Horoscope Preview for Basturday 1v7
Astrolabe cast for Basturday October 16 1v7 offers whimsical prophecies. Notes on a child’s opinion hats show this year a change. A captured misstep escapes from a keeper yesterday. Predictions reference Senorita Claneron Macrate Schadt and political appetites. Restaurant Kooper Beamer plans no attractions next week. Amedius advises, this year suits independent candidates with plenty of company when the wrong turns occur.
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Senorita Claneron
Macrate Schadt
Kooper Beamer
Boomerang in politics from the Carbondale Leader
The piece argues that vilifying Republican candidates as bribers is unfair and cautions readers that such accusations may backfire on Democrats. It urges skepticism of political attacks and emphasizes the innocence of the accused until proven guilty.
Changes Likely in McKinley Cabinet After Field Retirement
The Chicago Times Herald reports Justice Field's retirement may trigger major cabinet shifts. McKenna could replace Field as attorney general and Sherman may resign as secretary of state, prompting possible moves for Judge Day and Governor Long with Roosevelt to fill the resulting vacancy.
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Chicago Times-Herald
Justice Field
Supreme Bench
McKinley
McKenna
Juntice Field
Sherman
Department of State
Sher- Taa
Judge Day
The Austrian Claim and Lattimer Shooting Debate
Ex Secretary Sherman calls on Governor Hustings to report to federal authorities about the Lattimer shooting of Austrian and Hungarian victims on September 1. The Austrian view defends Sheriff Martin and deputies as acting under law, while critics urge court determination. The case echoes prior federal restraint, with trials to settle power and responsibility.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Sherman
HM Hustings
Federal State Department
Lattimer
Martin
Luzerne
New Orleans
Pennsylvania
Talland
Lowiaiana Courte
Tfghan
Tinly
London Globe
Blaine
Overruling Providence and the Republican Party
The New York Sun frames the Republicans as guided by providence in defending the gold standard, sound money, obligations, and established institutions. It asserts the party’s role in national, state, and municipal policies and its responsibility for Prosperity and expansion in the nation’s second century.
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Providence
Republican Party
Story Ax
Campaign Poet O Halts Town’s Moral Drive
The text presents a theatrical call for a campaign poet to wear a sacred gown and lead a solemn mission to save a sinful town. It invokes divine heights and virtue as guidance, with self-importance framed as essential to moral leadership.
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Morningside
Was Compared. From the Cincinnati Magquirer
Wayworn Watson-Worse in the world seeks a meal ticket after a dubious incident. A rough exchange notes a man claiming a bath house order was involved, reflecting on luck and fate in a vagrant tone.
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Cincinnati Magquirer
Perty Patettic
Watson
Lamps For Every Taste In Colorful Lamp Line
Local shop advertises lamps in all colors with globes and silk shades at fair prices and goods guaranteed. A fine line of extra globes shades and chimneys is offered to update old lamps.
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