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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1897
Page
4
Publication title and date notice for The Scranton Tribune Liihj and Weekly appearing in Scranton Pennsylvania. States no Sunday edition and declares subscription price six cents a month. Includes mailing classification and October 18, 1897 posting.
State Treasur er J S S BHEACOM of Westmoreland Auditor General Levi G M'CAULEBY of Chester Sheriff CLARENCH Pryor of Beranton District Attorney John WR Jones of Hinkely Prothonotary John Copeland of Cirbondale Treasurer W B Langstaff of Scranton Clerk of the Court Thomas P Daniels of Scranton Recorder Charles Hubs ter of Scranton Representative William K Beck of Moscow Jury Commissioner Charles Willins of Scranton Election day November 9
The text claims a scheme to use dust and discontent to rattle Republican support by persuading individuals to desert their party in an off year. It argues this tactic would boost Bryanite hopes in national campaigns and hinder Mekhinky and Republican funding efforts, urging readers to resist.
The piece stresses that the central issue for Republicans is whether to back McKinley and the national GOP or risk by supporting anti administration sentiments. It argues party strength hinges on defending local offices, fear of entrenching Bryanism, and demands clear stance from Sheriff candidate Schadt on Chicago Platform endorsement and 1898 1900 campaigns.
A reflection on two era defining editors, Horace Greeley and David Dana, and their impact on politics and journalism. The piece notes Greeley’s political influence and Dana’s decisive, combative style shaping American progress, while acknowledging the public’s limited grasp of their personal motives.
The passage extols a flamboyant American journalist famed for fierce humor and strong individuality. It recalls Pittsiamensonre's sharp critique of this figure for failing to restrain Judge Barth at the Williamsport convention in 1895.
A Republican editor defends the party against charges of corruption and asserts the party can aggressively challenge Democratic campaigns. The piece pledges mutual accountability, offers to disclose Republican missteps if opponents reveal equal faults, and cites past contests including the Lackawanna county context and party figures such as ex senator McDonald and Schadt.
A Tirganism piece rebuts Democratic errors in Lackawanna county politics. It argues the sold Democrats are not fools or traitors, cites Times abuse during the 1894 campaign, defends McKinley and honest money, and accuses Schadt supporters of paid nominations.
The disputed county race features sound money Democrats labeled traitors by critics who back Bryanism and Schadt. The Scranton Times accuses Sheriff candidates of using reform rhetoric, while supporters rally for Pryor and Warn the influence of Monopolies. A Scranton concert honors John Watkins as Bryanish tactics loom and voters brace for a Democrat sweep.
The Philadelphia Press argues that Republicans should maximize their majority in Pennsylvania as Bryanism dominates Democratic Campaigns. It claims Democrats lack principle, and Bryanism remains the chief issue guiding voters. The piece urges Republicans to capitalize on the Read ing convention stance and emphasizes per cent voting will influence outcomes.
A Cuban leader declares unwavering resolve for Cuba’s liberty, denouncing Spain and its Autonomists. He cites his son’s death, rejects any peace that does not secure independence, and invokes justice, honor, and divine support to fight on.
Railway Employes' Journal endorses Clarence E Pryor Republican for sheriff of Lackawanna County. Born in Hanover Township Lugerne County April 15 1915 he trained at Lowell's Commercial College and built a 33 year Scranton career. It lauds his pro tem record kindness and upright service urging voters to support Pryor.
The state has not lost a dollar since 18K by mismanagement of a state treasurer. In 80 years revenues total 419,071,961.79 with outlays of 407,731,131.8 leaving no treasury losses. The bank depository failure under an act of assembly is cited. The piece lauds the Republicans and urges continued support.
The text urges voters to support the free trade and free silver Chicago platform and to back Schadt and Horn while opposing McKinley and Bryan. It frames the choice as clear for democracy and prosperity versus protectionist agents of Bryan.
The Tribune astrologer casts the day at 418 a m noting child birth views on local leaders and political satire. It mocks purity reform Democrats and the Dryanite Times while predicting editorials on asbestos paper for two weeks.
Advertisement notes lamps in all colors with globes and silk shades at right prices. Also offers extra globes shades and chimneys to repair old lamps.
The Democratic outlook report says many Democrats will abstain or vote for Dr. Swallow in protest against party rule, undermining harmony for the ticket at Reading. The piece notes a strong sound money stance and growing dissent within the party.
The Hyde ark Courier-Progress notes that Republican officials since creation have not betrayed public interests and have remained faithful and honest, arguing citizens should not overthrow a party that has served well.
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