Scranton Tribune Publishing Company Notice
Publication notice states The Tribune Publishing Company operates in Scranton Pennsylvania.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1896
Page
4
Publication notice states The Tribune Publishing Company operates in Scranton Pennsylvania.
National officers include President William McKinley and Vice President Garret Hobart. Congressmen at large are Galusha Grow and Samuel A Davenport. County officials list William Connell as congressman and commissioners S W Roberts and Giles Roberts. Auditors A B Kiefer Fred L Ward and others named.
The Times insults the workingmen who marched in Tuesday night’s parade and suggests it will soon have no friend left amid political divisions in the district. Key figures named include Bennie and Scott with other district representatives mentioned in terse, OCR-like phrases.
A retrospective on General Hastings and the Johnstown disaster governor figures, noting shifts in politics since the Chicago convention. The article urges a large turnout for a Republican rally and invites Democratic supporters to attend for information as the campaign nears its final acts.
A political message argues that voting for Roberts and Roberts rewards conspicuous merit and public service excellence. The statement frames the ticket as a pro merit based governance choice.
The piece urges Connell supporters to volunteer for the Republican push and stresses protecting sound money. It asks voters to back John R. Farr as the right man for the right place and appeals to citizen cooperation in securing polling support.
A county pamphlet argues that keeping the Republican majority in the county commissioners’ office is honest and efficient. It cites national 1892 and local Burke and Demuth debates to warn voters that rotation in office risks policy and results.
The article argues voters regret past promises and urges re electing Roberts and Roberts, praising the current Republican county management. It claims the policy improved court costs without raising taxes, built a sinking fund, and listed county securities as safe investments, while warning against changing leadership or methods. It cautions against populist rhetoric and notes Bryan’s Chicago stir.
A county political endorsement argues for four Republican state legislative candidates over Democrats, stressing unity to preserve county influence in Harrisburg and support for sound money under McKinley. It warns against divided representation and urges voters to back Dr. N. C. Mackey along with a broad pro‑national unity stance.
An 1890s editorial argues that wage levels depend on job supply and demand, not money, urging pro‑production policy, tariffs, and a strong U S manufacturing base. It criticizes free trade myths and cites Wilson Gorman and McKinley era effects on prices, wool, and domestic workers.
The Olyphant Record endorses William Connell for Congress, praising his merit, public kindness, and firm stands on money, protection, and federal authority to curb mob rule. It urges voters in the Eleventh District to rally to his banner and predicts a record plurality.
Lot 2 109 pieces 38 inch all wool French Serges in all shades 22 cents Lot 3 24 pieces 50 inch all wool Broadcloths in seasonable shades including black 35 cents Lot 4 75 styles two and three toned novelties 39 cents Lot 5 A selection of 46 and 45 inch Fancy Tailor-made Suiting 50 cents
The Carbondale Leader argues the campaign centers on national honor money and protection not personalities. It asserts Mr. Connell is pledged to these principles and urges voters to back him to ensure a congress aligned with funding for protection and prosperity.
This month Overcoats are priced at $13 with options including Blue Black Crown or Oxford Teavers Kerseys or Meltons. Covert Cloths and lining choices silk serge or woolen available. Made in our own tailor shops with perfect fit. Competitive times promise growth in our business.
A New York Dispatch report states the victory is secured and the next task is to monitor the enemy and maintain current positions. The language signals a wartime confidence and call to vigilance as the conflict continues.
Daily morescope notes political betting and voter tendencies for a bustling race. Predictions humorously refer to rich men, Populivtleotivor orators, and worn buttons. The piece mentions Ryan support, Moran chatter, and caution about Bryan betting surges for the coming election.
A dense OCR of storefront ads lists numerous trades and shops in Scranton and nearby districts. Entries include barbers garages clothing furniture seeds medicines and repair services with addresses on Lackawanna Penn Mulberry Spruce Cedar and Adams streets among others.
A call to tell friends about this item and to send tickets and address inquiries to the plan manager G H Fisher in Scranton Pennsylvania.
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