National and State Political Ticket Names
Listing of President William M Kingley and Vice President Garret A Hobart with At-Large Congressmen Galusha A Row Samuel A Davenport and County Officials including William Connell Commissioners S Roberts Giles Robert 3 Auditory A E Kiefer Fred L Ward.
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William M'Kinley
Garret A. Hobart
GALUSHA _ A. ROW
Samuel A. Davenport
Congress
William Connell
S. Roberts
Giles Robert
Auditory
A. E. Kiefor
Fred. L. Ward
Restoring Protection Prompts Voters in Lackawanna County
The passage cites 36 000 Lackawanna voters feeling the pinch of free trade with Bryan-era consequences and calls for restoring Protection. It lists local representatives in the 1st to 4th districts, including W J Scott and John Farr among others.
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Lackawanna County
Free Trade Times
Bryan
Flag day call and paving plea in Scranton
Chairman Hanna urges Flag day celebration a week from today with business houses decorating on that day. Citizens are urged to wear a small flag on October 31 to support sound money and honest government. The notice also calls for prompt paving of Mulberry Street, labeling it the city’s most important cross street and needing equitable assessments and immediate work.
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Hanna
Scranton
Mulberry Street
Reynolds Urges Fourth District Vote for Sound Money Candidate
An opinion piece urges John F. Reynolds in the Fourth legislative district to win election on a sound money platform. It argues current Democratic policy is harmful and calls for repudiation of Democratic leaders and support for Reynolds to prevent alignment with Senator Cameron. The author predicts Reynolds will win by a decisive plurality.
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John F. Reynolds
Democratic Party
Chicago
Democracy
Reynolds
Harrisburg
United States
J. Donald Cameron
Cameron
Lackawanna
Covington Attack Ties to Democratic Campaign Ploys
The violent assault on Secretary John G. Carlisle is linked to the Democratic campaign and to movements like the Haymarket events and Debs insurrection. It notes Cook County delegates with criminal records shaping party direction and argues Bryan’s rhetoric appeals to a vicious class war.
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Covington Roughs
John G. Carlisle
Haymarket
Chicago
Debs
Democratic Party
Cook County
Illinois
Bryan
Attacks Reflect Political Turbulence and Bryanism
The piece links a Covington assault on the secretary of the treasury to historic violence in Chicago and Pullman. It argues the same criminal spirit fuels these acts and claims the Covington incident will hurt Mr. Bryan by illustrating the dangers of Bryanism.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Covington
Chicago
Haymarket
Pullman
John P. Altgeld
Carlisle
Bryan
Democratic attacks and Bryan in the 1890s era politics
A sweeping editorial remarks on the 1892 Democratic platform and Bryan's campaigns, criticizing Cleveland for following party directives on the gold standard, noting party divisions, and assessing future electoral implications. It also covers Farr’s education law impact, Crisp’s death, wage data comparisons, and local political enthusiasm ahead of elections.
Silver dollar supporters push for cheap money stance
The piece argues that Bryanites and old-time greenbackers seek irredeemable paper money, preferring a cheap silver dollar as a step toward flat money. It contrasts this with the high prices of Confederacy era and stresses that credit and the quality of money matter more than quantity, noting biased calls for debased finance.
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Bond
Weaver
Bryan
Confederate States
Confederacy
Horoscope and editorial snippets from early 19th century Tribune
Daily horoscope notes a child born this day may see Mayor Bailey's spine stiffen slightly. Editor Tiffany questions Uncle John Wanamaker's library. quips on Examiner and Quay. Farther notes blame on Republicans for wheat rise, and a story on public opinion shaping by editors. An Amacchus quip advises perseverance and cites Aesop about pleasing all.
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Bailey
Tiffany
Nicholson Examiner
Quay
Hastinombine
John Wanamaker
Wheats
Bellevue
Connell Campaign Song at Frothingham Theater
A political campaign poem pledges support for William Connell, praising his leadership and industry impact. The verses promise his victory in Congress, urging voters to back a leader who represents the common people and favors tariff policy.
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William Connell
Frothingham Theater
Eelow
Connell
Congress
Toll
Tee
Osborne
Autograph Album and Local Inventions Highlight Scranton News
Professor J Frankin Crowell ships a prized autograph album featuring signatures of famed musicians and notable figures from Camilla Ursolenda to Josh Billings and Yale’s H A Newton. Drawings by Miss Cella D Case and humor by Harry G Flumb decorate pages. Separately Gardner Bunderson’s gas making plant near Suburban light works on North Washington avenue draws scientific interest as Sanderson’s culm dust to gas invention promises cheaper fuel for Scranton industries.
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J.frankin Crowell
Camilla Ursolenda
Bernard Listmann
Liebling
Thomas Barker
Theodore Thomas
Remenyl
Maud Morgan
Emerson
Philip Philips
Will Thompson
Wyoming
Revs
Westlake
Sumner
Leacock
Gibney
Josh Billings
Hob Burdette
John B. Gough
Maury Livermore
William Parsons
H. A. Newton
Yale
Washington Avenue
Gardner Bunderson
Sanderson
The Influence of Scorpio Horoscope Notes
An astrological almanac entry outlines daily planetary aspects for October and the corresponding traits for children born on those days. It notes fortunes for males and favorable matches for females, with brief weather remarks and advised actions such as travel, work, or promotion.
William Connell Backed by German American Voters
An editorial urges support for Republican William Connell in Lackawanna County, arguing Germans hold power and must back a candidate they trust. It praises Connell as fit for Congress, aligned with the St. Louis platform, and emphasizes duty, unity, and protection of national heritage.
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William Jennings Bryan
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Bryan
Cleveland
Congress
Stevenson
South
William Connell
Lackawanna County
St. Louis
Lins
Tam
Cithens
Tus
Mr. Connell
Wiener
House of Tepresentatives
C. Riehl
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Penn Ave
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