The Republican Ticket National and State Slate
The Republican slate lists William Aukinley for President with Garret A. Hobart as Vice President. For state at large Congressmen Galusha A Grow Samuel A Davenport. County Congress William Connell. Commissioners S W Roberts Giles Hoberts Audhore A E Kiefer Fred L Ward.
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William Connell
S. W. Roberts
Giles Hoberts
Audhore
A. E. Kiefer
Fred. L. Ward
First Legislative District Race In The Senate Scene
In the Senate First District the race centers on W. J. Scott with Cole as his backer and John Parr as representative in the st district. The 2d district fields A T Connell and the 3d sends Dr N C Mackey while 4th District lists John F Reynolds. Farr is favored to win by over 1,400, his margin expected to exceed past Labor precedents given his solid record.
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Republicans urged to back Messier and Roberts in county race
In the final week of the local con test the Democratic free silver group aims to capture the county commissioners' office. Republicans are urged to stand by nominees Messier and Giles Roberts, praised for honesty and efficiency, to prevent the opposition from widening control and affecting county funds. If Republicans vote, Dr. Mackey could increase the Third district plurality by about 200.
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Herald Eight Page Review Predicts McKinley Victory
The New York Herald published an eight page supplement detailing the political scene in all states and congressional districts with careful estimates of the coming election. It forecasts McKinley winning next week.
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Herald Forecast Flows Into Pennsylvania Races
The Herald predicts 22 Republicans to 6 Democrats in Pennsylvania with Morgan B Williams and Connell leading in their races. It assigns seven Democratic held districts to the party and foresees a 48 to 43 sound money split in the Senate. The piece also backs S. W. and Giles Roberts for re-election on strong majorities.
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Workingman Advocate Lauds Connell for Congress Nomination
The Industrial News and Scranton Central Labor Union praise William Connell as a working man with proven integrity and broad understanding of coal and iron industries. They describe his diverse business, charity, and public service as ideal for a representative and stress his readiness to defend district interests in Washington. The piece also warns voters against late smear tactics and urges support for protection and stable money policies.
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What Bryan Did While in Congress
A Times Herald critique of William Jennings Bryan’s congressional records across the Fifty-second and Fifty-third Congresses. It notes his high rhetoric with limited legislative successes, detailing bills introduced, speeches given, and the impact of the Wilson and free trade measures on industry and the economy. It concludes by criticizing Bryan for urging wage workers to accept a devalued dollar amid treasury deficits.
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Two Efficient Servants to Seek Reelect in County Race
The Olyphant Record endorses 8. W. Roberts and Giles Roberts for second terms as Lackawanna County commissioners. Both men are praised for faithful, diligent service, party loyalty, and improving familiarity with county duties, urging electors to retain them for another term.
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Lackawanna County
Giles Roberts
Lackawannawa
Rise of International Commerce Reflects Wealth Growth
The Philadelphia Record notes that international trade grew over four times faster than population since 10, signaling unprecedented wealth expansion among Europe and America. It highlights widespread domestic comforts despite demagogic rhetoric and visionary policies.
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Pension worth less in cheap dollars under silver plan
A historical note argues that pensions would buy half as much in cheap dollars under a silver policy, urging voters to reject a large pension by embracing silver to reduce it.
Horoscope for Monday October 1806 by Amedius The Tribune
Daily astrology note from The Tribune Astrologer with a 3.1 a.m. cast for Monday October 1806. It hints at political tensions around silver debates and media figures, mentioning Scranton’s silver advocate and Mr. Merrifield ready for confrontation.
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