Republican ticket listed for State and county offices
Scranton on October 21, 1897 reports the Republican ticket for state and county roles including treasurer J G Beacom auditor general Levi G McAuley sheriff Clarence Eb Pryor district attorney John R Jones prothonotary John Copeland treasurer W S Langstaff clerk of the courts Thomas P Dan rrporter Charles H Turpster register William K Beck jury commissioner Charles Wiggin Election day is November 2 and the Scranton Times suggests democratic defeat for dishonest politics noting Schadt's check book as proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence EB. Pryor
Beranton
John R. Jones
Blakely
John Copeland
Carbondale
W. 3. Langstaff
Scranton
Thomas P. Dan
Charles Hurpster
Seranton
William K. Beck
Moscow
Charles Wiggins
Scranton Times
Schadt
Republican pledges tested by Okell defections prompt party unity demand
The piece criticizes three Independent candidates who campaigned against the Republican nominees after promising to abide by the convention. It argues their actions breach party unity, question their motives, and urge Republicans to vote to support the regular nominees and the city government leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teaat Lee
Moir
Okell
Belters
Local clothiers critique city newspapers over advertising rates
A Scranton communication from Boyle and Mucklow condemns newspapers for printing ads by transient traders. The letter argues ads are a commodity and urges support for home merchants while warning about unfair competition and possible taxation shifts. It mentions the need to expose misrepresentations and defends local firms against external advertising.
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Clothiers
Mensrs, Boyle and Mucklow
Scranton
the Tribune
Beranton
Wilkes-Barre
Timbuctoo
Tribune
Campaign rhetoric targets Piatt machine in defense plan
The text argues for naming a candidate against the Piatt faction to defeat Tammany and topple Piatt influence. It claims Low aims to undermine Piatt even if it costs the Republican party, while Bryanites expect defeat and The Times bemoans Republican boodle amid political chagrin.
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Tammany
Times
Times-Herald stance on New York mayor race defended
The piece rebuts editorial surprise at opposing the regular Republican candidate for New York mayor. It defends Seth Low, cites his 1884 Blaine vote, rebukes the Tribune for mugwump labels, and argues for party loyalty to McKinley while criticizing Low as egotistical and unwise for harming Tammany and Platt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New York
The
Chicago Times-Herald
Seth Low
Low
Blaine
Beranton Tribune
Platt
Slatt
Republican Party of
the Tribune
Times-Merald
Tracy
Times-Herald
McKinley
Mr Low
Alt
Tracey
Times-Morald
Matt
Republican
Hanna
Ohio
McLean
Tioga
McWhinley
General Tracy
Greater
Harrison
Mayor Strong
New York Tribune
Chicago Times- Herald
Senator Platt
Henry George
Bryonigm
Tammany
Confley
Chicago
Republican Party
Friends of Aoud
Time attacks candidate for sheriff over past credentials plot
The Times defends its current sheriff candidate Mr. Schadt claiming he previously sought substitute credentials to travel to Williamsport and undermine Hon. P. P. Smith’s Superior court bid. It condemns the alleged mischief as mean and notes Smith had party endorsement in Lackawanna.
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The
Times
Schadt
Williamsport
P. P. Smith
Superior Court
Smith
Lackawanna County
Lackawanna Democrats Question Schadt Actions
The piece questions Schadt's motives and loyalty as a Democrat in Lackawanna County. It notes his office tied to Judge Smith's faction, accuses him of disloyalty to Irish Descent Democrats, and urges Irish Americans to scrutinize his candidacy and support until the next month’s answer.
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Schadt
Judge Smith
Lackawanna
Burke
Duggan
McDonald
Lackiwanna
Cuban annexation debate shifts to justice and duty
The piece argues that Cuba deserves freedom and the United States should recognize Cuba’s belligerency and allow Cubans to expel Spain. It notes the broader Cuban annexation question belongs to future statesmanship and highlights the era’s political ferment and campaign costs.
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United States
Pearl of the Antilles
Cuba
Spain
Seasonal Decay and Campus Return Featured in Cleveland Leader
The passage contrasts autumn deterioration in nature with the return of college men to campuses. It notes students with long hair and hazing, depicting college life reawakening as leaves fall and hills turn somber. The tone mirrors a local newspaper snapshot of changing seasons and student activity.
Good Journalism vs Cheapness in Western New York
A Rochester debate argues against penny papers as harmful to public discourse. The Elmira Advertiser endorses higher prices to preserve quality and prevent yellow journalism. warns that aggressive price cutting fuels sensationalism, mortgages, and city vice, urging readers to value responsible reporting.
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Rochester
Democrat
Chronicle
Herald
Beranton
Elmira
New York
New York City
Mist
Coldsmiths Bazaar Nearing End of Renovations
Our large improvements near completion drive many workmen into town. Dry Goods must be cleared to free space for mechanics. This week in Drapery Department we offer light and heavy curtains in Derby Bagdad Chenille Velour and lace styles with prices from 36c to 14.98 per pair.
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Derby
Bagdad
Chenille
Newspapers as Text Books in Kansas City Schools
The Kansas City schools adopt newspapers as classroom texts, aligning with Washington pract ice where topics from the press spark discussion. Proponents argue newspapers reflect daily events with fidelity and teach students the meaning of current affairs and governance.
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Kansas City
Washington
Buncoers Abroad Beware Trick Against Republicans
The piece warns voters about a supposed Democratic strategy to smear Republican methods in the fall elections. It claims organizers will hire trial content to boost Republican bolts and urge desertion with the idea that party loyalty is unnecessary in an off year. It urges vigilance to prevent the tactic from helping Bryanites and harming McKinley and sound money.
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Hryanites
McKinles
Republican Congress
Sure to Be Elected Alderman in Hyde Park Race
The Taylor Herald notes Tommy Daniels is popular on the West Side and countywide. An Hyde Park alderman predicts his election, praising his civility and kindness that endear him to many, especially in clerical work and public visits.
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The
Taylor Herald
Tommy Daniels
West Side
Hyde Park
Tommy
Biella Awaits Answer as Fred Proposes Question Lingers
Town Topics notes the moment of inquiry about a possible proposal last night. Biella denies certainty, stating she fell asleep around 1 o’clock as the event remains unresolved.
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Bila
Fred
Biella
Garment Options Include Silk Wool Mixes and Tights
Readers are offered a range of apparel in long and short sleeves with ailack white and color options. The mix includes silk and wool blends and silk and wool tights for varied styling.
Lamps For Every Color With Globes And Shades
Local shop offers lamps in all colors with globes and silk shades at right prices and goods guaranteed. Also a fine line of extra globes shades and chimneys to fix up old lamps if desired.
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Scranton Tribune
J. G. Beacom
Weatmoreland
Levi G. M'Cauley
Cheater
City Hall
Court House
Luetgert
Bchndt, Morn, Et
Hrgan
Peter Paul Book Company
Buffalo
John E. Barrett
Truth
Tme
Lake Geneva
Wis
Charles T. Yerkes
University of Chicago
George M. Pullman
Pullman
the Times
John KR. Jones
Clarence E Pryor
Thomas D. Davies
Congress
Coldsmith
Washington Poet
Evou
Anish Cabinet
Madrid
Reyal
England
Egypt
Buncoers
Dour
Stuttgarter Sanitary
Wright
Glastonbury Star and Root Manufacturing Company
UN Esta Union
Lackawanna Avenue
the Clemons, Ferber, O'Malley CO
Lacka. Ave
Supmore
Wyoming Ave
Edison
Hotel
Jermyn Bldg
Wyoming Avenue
OUR
Foote
Washington Avenue
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming
Dupont
Commonwealth Building
THOR
FORD
Johns
BN. Smith & Son
KW. Mulligan
Pittaton
Plymout Wilkes-Barre
MT. Pleasant
WM. T. Smith
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