William McKinley as the Soldier Hero of the Union Army
A Philadelphia newspaper piece extols William McKinley as a private in Company E, Twenty third Ohio Infantry, who later rose through rank to major. It highlights his four years of service from 1861 to 1865, participation in over thirty battles, and the high endorsements by generals Sheridan and Crook, framing him as a veteran who earned honors and later became president.
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White House
Sevice
Army of the Union
Saldice
Ohio
Willem
Rosweriunisy
Supreme Court
Rutherford B. Hayes
United States
Meiney
Goldier
William Mckinley
Ohto
Leutenant
Imiain
Les
Philip B. Sherito
Ceder Creek
Fisher's Whales
Cowen
West Virginia
Army of the Potomac
McClellan
Shenandoah Valley
Sheriidan
South Mountain
Antietam
Carnifex Ferry
Buffalo Gap
Lexington
Otter Creek
Lynchbure
Liberty
Buford Gap
Salem
Sweet Sulphur Springs
Winchester
Kernstown
Martinshire
Berryville
Halltown
Misher
New Mariket
Cedar Creek
George Crook
Twentythird
Ohio Infantry
Whip A. Sheridan
Janesck
Coneral Creek
Middle Aiiitary Division
Reb
Newy
Cick
Sheridan
Rant
McKinles
Isel
William Mfcakinleyv
Congressional drinkers and temperance in Washington
A Philadelphia Bulletin view surveys prewar Congress drinking habits, noting a push to end intoxicants in the Capitol. It recalls Sickles on whisky, cites Webster and Clay as example debauchees, and lists numerous lawmakers whose careers suffered from excess, with duels and brawls drawing attention.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
House Committee On Public Buildings
Capitol
Congress
Washington
Joseph Surface
Webster
Clay
Sickles
Daniel E. Sickles
Buchanfan
Ste Deniljohns
Cormany
Olf
Whig Party
Democratic Party
Stenhon AL Doreines
Andrew Johnson
Preston Brooks
Charlee Sumner
Jefferson Davia
Senate
Richard Yates
Minute
James A. Melougall
California
Sargent $. Prentiss
Lawrence M. Keitt
South Carolina
Sheriff Proclamation for Lackawanna County 1896 Election
Sheriff Frank H. Clemons proclaims the general election will be held in Lackawanna County on Tuesday November 3 1896. The notice lists presidential electors representatives and county offices with polling places across Scranton and numerous townships and boroughs. The proclamation confirms eligibility rules polling hours seven in the morning to seven in the evening and details polling locations for each district.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Anne Domini
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General Assembly
Lackawanna County
Mil
Lachkiwanna
McKinley
Hobart
Jozeph Wharton
Alexander EB. Patton
William Witherow
Peter L. Kimberley
John 8. Pearson
Allen A. Rorke
Prank Po Hemsley
William M. Taggart
Leonard Myers
Joseph H. Huddell
William P. Solly
John Frita
Henry L. Johnson
John A. Landis
Everett Warren
Bider Wellbecon Wilde
Harrison Pall
Davin W. Miller
Henry Cy Prevost
William J. Scott
John R. Farr
Alexander T. Connell
Nathan C. Mackey
John F. Reynolds
Oilee Roberts
Benjamin C. Potts
Hay Walker
Lacka- Wanna
Archbalborough
A. Miles
Abram Howella
Ridge Avenue
John J. Swift
Said
Borough Council
Benton Township
D. L. Potter
Said Township
Blakely
8. W. Arnold
Lackawanna Coal Company
Providence and
Carbondale
Blakely Street
Powderly
B. W. Dix
D. & H. Canal Company
Gillen’s
Boland’s
Seventh
Terrace Streets
Second Ward
Robert Maxwell
Main Street
Thomas Scott
John H. Thomas
Pike Street
A. Battle
Peter Dougherty
L. L. Bunnell
Belver
Canaan Street
John Crane
Dundaff Street
Sixth Ward
N.C. Purdy
Belmont Street
Thomas Hart
Clifton Township
Fayette School House
Covington Township
Daleville Town House
Waverly
Waverly Band
Church Street
West Abington
H. E. Capwell
Winton
Thomas Reddington
Church Till
Clarkson Avenue
Justices of the Peace
United States
Scranton
Commonwealth
Are Your Wife and Children Protected by Insurance
A 1890s style warning asks if families are safeguarded by life policies. It contrasts large policy ownership with the peril of life by debt and accuses “silver men” of shifting policy benefits to lenders. It hints at savings from possessors tickets on the Nickel Plate Road.
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Nickel Plate Road
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Fulcks
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Thomas McCullough
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William R. Wharton
Jesse F. Bodine
Joseph B. Holts
Howard Coates
George Drayton
Richard T. Ogden
Abraham A. Barker
George Alcorn
Harry J. Rockenberry
James L. Killore
Ciles L. Clark
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Clement J. Cassidy
Charles W. Ricker
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Mex Sweller
Gustave Zeglin
Theodore Rickert
Ernest Duering
William Feinhals
Herman Kreimer
Henry Broegeer
Martin V. Held
Brooklyn
B. Levengena
Ebeneger C. Howarth
John H. Lewis
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Bentley
Southgate
J. Acker Guss
Wiliam Cooper
Robert Cameron
James Dodds
Wiliam F. Boyd
Jacob Ruse
Jacob Reeve
Samuel B. Luckie
Clement L. Burnell
Albert T. Sharpley
Isaac D. Johnson
Tealah
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Thomas H. Webb
T. Howard Webb
Daniel M. Weldman
Francis P. Willits
Samuel K. Horner
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Robert A. Thoragon
James J. Kinsohn
Storia
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Charh
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Meinley
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Hebare
Joseph Winctor
Alexander
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Peter L. Kimberly
Ailen B. Rorke
Frank DP. Hendes
Will'am M
Targar
Joseph WH. Burdol
F. Solly
John Frits
Jonh H. Landis
Rider Wellington Wilde
Harrison Ball
David W. Miller
Henry C. Prevost
James V. Brown
Frederick H. Paton
George Barron Miller
Reuben Hathaway Shinder
George Thompson Swank
Samuel Edward Wison
William Maurice Randolph
Emanuel Wertheimer
Josiah Speer
Edward Everett Abrams
Isador Babel
William Schnur
Joseph C. Campbell
Galusha A. Grow
Samuel A. Davenport
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aPlner
Buckner
William M. Singerly
Augustus
Lamnills
Sephen C. McCandlees
John Blanchard
John Samuel
Nicholas J. Griffin
Charles Henry Jones
Jacob Muhr
Henry LD. Welsh
John B. Hinkson
James Tracy
Jeremiah
Hess
Louis Kraemer
George Frelhman
Orlando $. Johnson
George KR. Wright
Henry Boyer
James J. Dull
Chauncey
Russell
Frederick Ely Embick
Isaac West
Samuel BE. Henry
John M. Mell
Donald E. Dutton
John ¥. Woods
Thomas C. Lazear
James Bredin
James M. Hustead
Thomas Bradford
William A. Galbraith
H. Lamberton
Frank Fielding
Dalton
F. M. Francis
Dickson City
J. A. Burren
Lincoln and
Jackson
Michael Matelavitz
Dunmore
Neptune Hose Co
Gor Street
Martin Gibbons
Drinker Turnpike
Said Cietriet
John J. Scout
Cond
M.D. Pree
France
Himhureat
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Coal Brook
Simpron
Seld Townalip
Clinton
Anal Township
Richmond
Insald
Menharn
Dstrict
Acrae Hall
Said Borough
Gouldsboro Borough
Greenfield Township
Greenfield Town House
Jefferson Township
Red Oak School House
Jermyn
Peter Ditmore
North Main Street
Second Avenue
M. F. McDermott
Lackawanna Township
Father Mathew
South
West
Loftus Central Hotel
Delaware and Hudson
West District
East
Sloan Breaker
Northend
Christian James
Saidistrict
Southwest
Main
Oe Streets
Said Southwest District
LaPlume
Lehigh Township
Ping
Pittston
J. G. Kehr
Sal Township
John A. Wood
Olyphant Borough
Patrick Jordan
Wm. Mahon
Patrick H. Martin
Ransom Township
Thomas Johnson
Milwaukie
Mayer's
Roaring Brook
Scott Township
Wiliam L. Smith
First Ward
Bristol House
Said Ward
Bromage's
Market Street
North Main Avenue
Parker Street
Oldhn Cousins
Hollister
Spring Streets
Finley Bogs
Watkins Street
Arnay
Company H
John Hawks
East Market Street
Dickson Avenue
John Timlin
Brick Avenue
Green Street
Perry Avenue
Third
J. J. Flynn
Third Ward
Cusick
Fourth Ward
Jackson Street
Swetland Street
Garfield Avenue
Price Street
Fourth
N.C. Mayo
Lincoln Avenue
Fifth Ward
Platr
Said District
Main Avenue
Margaret McDonough
Eaid
Avenue D
John Williame
John R. Kelly
Capouse Avenue
John O'Donnell
Mineral Street
FE. W. Winters
New Street
A. R. Raub
Spruce Street
Ninth Ward
Adame Avenue
Philly Graf
Martin Lavelle
Stobert Atkinson
Scranton Iron Fence Company
Capoure Avenue
Larch
New York Streets
Lackawinha Avenue
Fifteenth
Fleet
South Malin Avenue
Eynon Street
Seld Ward
Fellows Building
Bouthalsin and
Luzerne Streets
Sixteenth
Erale Hotel
Sixtenth
William H. Whyte
Wyoming Avenue
Said Avenue
Vine Street
Seventeenth Ward
Jefferson Avenue
Madison Avenue
Mulberry Street
Eighteenth Ward
Railroad Avenue
Seventh Street
Leayn
John C. Dippre
Frank Moeller
Prospect Avenue
Eald Ward
Tt. J. Callery
Hirney Avenue
Twentieth Ward
Andrew Hartinett
Stone Avenue
Palm Street
Twenty-first
James Mears
Ridge Street
Ann Y. Jones
Abington Township
Dr. Evans
Clark's Green
Spring Brook Township
Scott
Said At Throop Boilt
Baildine
Frank H. Clemons
Sheriff's Office
Phere
Conrad
Lack
Dupont
Millay
Luzerne County
Mington, Baisae
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
Scrantos, Pa
Third National Bank Building
Teener KH & Bon
Plymouth
Pas
B. W. Mulligan
Wilkes-Barre
Repaunocal Comepany
High Explosives
Hotel Walton
Broad and Locust Streets
Falatin