Political Office Appointments and Officials Listed
The document lists several government figures and offices including Auditor General Walter Lyon, Amos H. Mylin Internal Affairs, Frank H. Clemons Treasurer, Thomas D. Clerk of the Courts, John Elthom District Attorney, Prothonotary and Jury Commissioner, and James C. Vaughan for the senatorial districts. Other named roles include Walter Hastings, Ames Whit, and various district assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Walter Lyon
Amos H. Mylin
Vongrommensat-larko
Gagage Pupp
Como
Oma
Scranton
Metropolis Growth and Industry Claim in Scranton Era
A fragmented item touts northeastern Pena ny Minila as an emerging industrial hub with cheap power and growing population. It cites 12 000 schoolchildren and 7 000 dollars in property value while praising local business optimism. criticizes journalists for slum-scraper rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeratan
Penany Minila
Nikos
Nhigara
United States
Cessesereessesse
Ccccceesee
Ex-Congressman Américan Sounds Off on Lackawanna Politics
Ex-congressman Américan visits Harrisburg and rants to a Patriot reporter about Lackawanna Democrats and a sweeping campaign. He predicts the ticket’s win, laments agitation, and questions free trade versus protectionism amid local politicking. Archbald’s re‑election is deemed assured. Scranton gears for Langtry’s American tour opening and frat night honors. Hurke’s timing on free text‑book issues is criticized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Lackawanna County
Agitat
Scranton
Scranton Editor Faces Public Backlash Over Textbooks
A Scranton Times editor is challenged over libel and partisan rhetoric as the writers demand an apology to Frank H. Clemons. The letter accuses the editor of abusing opponents and hints at political retaliation if strong language continues. Representative Burke and Flannery are cited for opposing free textbooks for children of the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Times
Tribuné
Canselous
Liberte
Wellin
Frank H. Clemons
The
Thines
Campilen
Burke
Flannery
Democratic bosses and press clash over wages and western chances
A Philadelphia Record commentary criticizes Democratic leaders for importing men to lie, attacking wage goals in the Industrial east and denying the west a chance. The piece likens free traders to Ishmaelites and accuses them of compromising promises with dollar wheat and wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philadelphia Record
Singerly
Ths
William Corvill
Frank H Clemons praised for Scranton progress and reforms
The article lauds Frank H Clemons for reviving Scranton’s finances, cutting debt, issuing bonds for a new city building, and building an advanced municipal system. It credits his leadership with cleaner credit, lower bond risk, street lighting, sewer and paving improvements, and a sturdy city hall program. It urges electing Clemons as Lackawanna sheriff against Democratic critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. H. Ripple
Scranton
H. Clemons
Scrumton
Frank H. Clemons
Aherit
Dolhris
Frank I Clemons
Clemons
Prink H. Clemons
Reunion of Union Ex Prisoners of War Association
A Thursday reunion of the Union Ex Prisoners of War at Bara Griffin Post hall drew modest attention in the city. Veterans recalled the Civil War hardships and praised patriotism, noting the dwindling numbers as time passes and urging young citizens to understand the cost of liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Ex Prisoners of War Association
Bara Griffin Post Hall
Army of Veterans
Union Ex-Prisoners’ Association
Car chase ends with mistaken target in street pursuit
A pursuit through a block ends with the chase of the wrong vehicle as the pursued car passes. The finder realizes the target was not the vehicle sought, prompting a correction in the street sequence.
Post-Express Critique of Democracy and Hawaii Policy
The Rochester Post-Express denounces the Democratic Party for historic missteps, criticizing treasury borrowing, Hawaii annexation reversals, sugar policy, and corruption tied to the sugar trust. It argues the party failed to steady finances and left the public wary, urging voters toward independent judgment and Republican alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Post-Express
Democracy
Democratic Party
Puinle
Hawaii
Blount
Senate
Partie
Conmerv Willye
Iilings
Mets
Republicans Will Win in Coming Election, Says Washington Poet
A Washington pamphlet argues Republicans will triumph next month, faulting Democrats for three years of national tension. It urges reevaluation of policy, condemning party agitation and favoring restraint to allow stable governance and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jonenm
Armorale
Toray
Jefferson
Pic
Popular Crebale
Salvation Army praised as vital force in London crowd
A speaker defends the Salvation Army against early doubts calling it a powerful, benevolent force led by General Booth. He notes the army’s reach into poor, outcast communities and its impact on law and order, suggesting its removal would require 6000 extra policemen in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
America
Shama
General Booth
Africa
Agnus
London
Metropolia
Little Boy Blue and Toy Soldiers in Dusty Silence
A fragment recalls a toy dog and a red rusted soldier left in a dusty nursery. The verses speak of childhood memories, a boy named Billy, and toys awaiting a touch of a small hand as time passes.
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Scranton Tribune
Gcranton, PA
the Trin Publishing Company
Kingsbury
Paes
Ripple
LIVY
Richard
Eston
Davis
Surem Sreeoenrt
W. Youngs
Acy
Frane & Gray
Manaona
Pennsylvan Ia
Twentisth
James C. Vaughan
Areinee
Keyond
Gio
Edward Merrifield
Archbald Ias
M. Jr. Hurke
Beranton Simnes
Ething
Depew
General Hoath
Peter the Hermit
Martin Luther
Little Boy Blue
Billy
Bluie
Chatr
Littl
Chien
Eugene
Atlantic
Jewett
Pahnostoc
National Lead Co
Beymer-Bauman, “Davis-Chambera, “Armstrong & McKavy
Sation
AL Lear CO
New York
Washington Ave
Haviland & CO
Chas, Field Haviland
R. Delenvieres & CO
Carlsbad
Coursen, Clemons & Co
Ctober
Fosterina
W& New
Lackawanna Store Association
Lim
Lacka
Jefferson Aves
Eliy
LS TURNER &@ CO
Hicuko
Edwin C. Durt & Cos
Ftreng & Carroll
OP. Fort & Co
Dh Vetupatrick
Thomas Dg
Stecy, Adama & Co
A. S. Albright & Co
Lackawanna Ave
DR. Hill & Son
Albany
First National Bank
BY DR. Shimburg
Spruce Street
Old Postoffica
Oer
Hull & CO
Wyoming Avenue
Howard Furnace
WEBER
Guernsey Brothers
Scrant
E. Grewer
Sauntolpin
Siniay
Eniclave
Yuilding
Phos
Pierce
Penn Avenue
Motte
Aving
Sheeling
William Blume & Son
John Hamlin
Scranton Tribune Bookbinding Dept
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