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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1896
Page
4
Scranton based publication notes standard post office classification and entry details for mail matter at the Scranton, Pennsylvania office, including building name and manager designation as part of its distribution status.
The ticket lists President William M. Linley and Vice President Tarrnt J . Houart for national offices. At the state level Galusha A. Grow and Samuel A. Day Inport are named for Congress. County roles include William Connell for Congress and commissioners W. Howerts and Giles Roberts. Auditors A. Be. Kiefer and Fred L. Pard named.
The citizens of Dunmore are urged to hear ex Senator T. P. Hughes speak at Odd Fellows hall tonight. The salutary orator is noted for addresses that consistently merit attention.
The piece argues Republicans should mobilize a large majority for Dr. N C Mackey in the Third District, urging cross party support from Democrats to defeat free silver advocates. It frames Mackey as a loyal party member whose election would strengthen Republican unity and victory next Tuesday.
A discussion on the expansive Baker ballot amid a presidential year notes its size, readability, and past performance. It echoes Pittsburg Times praise for the ballot while contrasting Governor Altgeld’s attack on government by injunction and the use of federal judges to control labor disputes.
The piece lauds the new voting setup as improving secrecy for the majority, admits flaws and future needs for amendments, and notes Lennon’s withdrawal from the Fourth district race due to ballot complaints, leaving Reynolds supporters to push harder yet still have a path to victory.
The article argues the county auditor needs capable oversight and praises Republican candidates A. Kiefer and Fred Ward as bright, vigilant contenders. It notes voters want security in accounts and urges participation in the upcoming election and a Republican club parade in Lackawanna County.
The piece critiques Bryan’s silver standard arguments, arguing against a conspiracy to end silver and defending gold and lawful money. It cites Roosevelt, McKinley, and supporters, contending increased gold and silver money flows contradict claims of a silver conspiracy and urging restraint from demagoguery.
Horoscopic notes predict a child born on Friday October 25 will notice a keen interest in silver plated items. The column also jokes about a book title by Vidaver and playful gossip about public figures. Fashion and style tips touch on four in hand ties and silk vests.
The text outlines Scorpio children traits and health cautions from October through November. It describes strong appetite and self focus, jealousy and vanity, magnetic healing ability when healthy, and warnings about temper. It cites ancient astrologers on sun in Scorpio affecting boldness, deceit, and risk of heart disease as the sole constitutional illness.
In a December message the official from the mint praised the progress of the gold coinage and forecast a short period before supplying the country with a sound portable currency. The speaker urged confidence in the office era of the mint and its creditable achievements.
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