Massive Republican Mass Meetings Planned Across Pennsylvania
A political notice previews two large Republican mass meetings at the Armory and Frothingham theater with Pennsylvania’s governor candidate General Daniel Hastings and lieutenant governor candidate Walter Lyon set to speak. It highlights high turnout expectations, calls for protectionist support, and notes appearances by Charles Emory Smith and other party talent.
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Armory
Frothingham Theater
Pennsylvania
Daniel H. Hastings
Walter Lyon
Charles Emory Smith
Russia
Philadelphia
United States
John Russell Young
The
Union League
China
William Potter
Italy
John Wanamaker
Charles W. Stone
Commonwealth
Charles J. Warwick
George B. Orlady
Huntingdon
B. Frank Eshelman
Lancaster
George N. McCain
Philadelphia Press
William S. Shaffer
Delaware County
James W. Latta
Internal Affairs
George S. Huff
General Hastings
Frothingham
Mr. Smith
Reed's Rude Rebuff and the Ann Arbor Fake Interview
A caustic free trade piece denounces Thomas B. Reed for denying an Ann Arbor interview he is accused of. It urges voters to oppose Frank H. Clemons for sheriff and for congress, tying this to protectionism and Republican rule.
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Thomas B. Reed
Philadelphia
Ann Arbor
Reed
Free Trade
Scranton Times
Independent papers and the balance of partisan independence
The text discusses the challenge of maintaining perceived independence in journalism. It notes editors must shift tone between Republican and Democratic stances from day to day to preserve a facade of consistency. It argues this balancing act is essential to a partisan style labeled independence.
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Washington Post
Independent
William M. Singerly
Political battle and Republican rally in Scranton
An opinion piece defends Frank H. Clemons against libel while urging voters to back him for sheriff. It praises Republican leaders and denounces Democratic tactics, urging unity to honor visiting GOP figures and support Honest governance in Lackawanna county.
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Clerk Lavelle
Clemons
Select Council
Frank H. Clemons
Clemons Denies False Sheriff Campaign Accusation
A Scranton Elmira Telegram rebuttal defends Mr. Clemons the Republican sheriff candidate against a defaming claim that he once said a day is different for workers. The letter insists Clemons rose from labor, treated workers fairly, and paid wages on time, contrasting with the unethical campaign tactics.
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Clemons
Mr. Clemons
Political currents and party viewpoints around Cameron and Archbald
The Philadelphia Times editor favors Cameron on silver, while McClure notes Republican drift toward harmony with him. Reports cite Lackawanna County Democrats backing Archbald, praising his nonpartisanship and experience. O'Malley’s Irish heritage sparks defense of Republican rights amid accusations of ethnic prejudice. Hastings meetings are derided as Quay and corporate tools, while Finn Bill Bingerty is championed as a labor ally.
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Shle
Philadelphia Times
Cameron
Colonel McClure
Pennsylvania
Ailver
Quay
Hine
Republican Workers of Pennsylvania
McClure
Lackawanna County
Philadelphia
Archbald
Archhbald
Charles O'Malley
Wilkes-Barre
Hastings
Democratic Party
Labor
General Harrison Discusses Panic Features at Port Wayne
General Harrison speaks at Port Wayne on the recent panic. He says it was not a patilon from over-trading or over-apoculation, and offers thoughts on the episode's characteristics. He notes unnamed aspects and emphasizes calm handling of the situation.
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Scranton Tribune
Borawton, PA
Trinund Publishing Company
E. P. Kingsbury
Paes
Gen’ Man
H. Ripple
Gee'y
Treas
LIVY
New York
Orricg
Triwun
Frans O Gray
Portofficnay
Scranton, PA
Printers’ Ink
Scranton Cribune
Tink
Scranton
BH. Hastings
H. Mylin Rit
Grorgh
Chas, Hurster Ney
EB. Pryor Brieve
Wills
T. J. Matthews
Hal Cwontieth
Vanes
Vaughan
Dohn
Tarr Becond
Alex. T. Connell
Resverelts J
Grover
Chas. P. O'Malley
Penn-sylvania
Sabe
Nia
Congress
Reeve
Frank H. Clemens
Thomas D. Davies
James G. Blaine
Cuba
Wales
Hugh J. Grant
Gotham
Tammany
William &. Hopkins
Campaten Mar
Charles Huester
Elmira Telegram
Atlantic
Beymer-Bauman
National Lead CO
Washington Ave
USA
Goldsmiths
Lackawanna Store Association
Lim
Forest Lacka
Jefferson Aves
I. Ournen & CO
Chicago
Edwin C. Burt
Hon & IL
Fitzpatrick
Thomas G. Plant Co
Adams & Co
JH. & Albright & Co
Lackawanna Ave
Haviland & CO
Chas, Field Haviland
R. Delenvieres & CO
Carlsbad
Coursen, Clemons & Co
DR. Hill & Son
Albany
First National Bank
BY DR. Shimburg
Spruce Street
Old Postoffice
Hull & CO
Wyoming Avenue
Howard Furnace
WEBER
Guernsey Brothers
E. Grewer
Old Post Office
Pennvenue
Spruce Arrest
the Universalty of Pennsylvania
Medico-Chirurgical College of Philadelphi
Knd
Symroom
New Lite
BE. Grewer
Penn Avenue
Pierce’s Market
John Hamlin
Blume
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