Republican Nominations in Scranton National and State offices
The Scranton Tribune lists Republican nominations including National President McKinley and Vice President Roosevelt, state Congressmen Grow and Forrderer, Auditor General Hardenber gis, Sheriff Fellows, Treasurer Scranton, and other county offices. It quotes Bryan on monetary policy and notes the party’s stance since 1886.
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William. McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Congressmental
Galusha
A. Grow
Robert I. Forrderer
E. B, Hardenbergis
Big campaign meeting to feature Charles E. Littlefield in Scranton
A large audience is expected at the Scranton armory tonight for a campaign rally led by Hon. Charles E. Littlefield of Maine on trusts and regulation. He will be joined by Hugh Gordon Miller of Virginia, touted as a rising orator.
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Scranton
Armory
Charles E. Littlefield
Maine
Mr. Littlefield
New England
Littlefield
Hugh Gordon Miller
Virginia
Miller
Lincoln
Scranton Times
Philippines
Meree Tvo
Washington
Sturges Biographical Sketch Omitted From Campaign Supplement
A biographical sketch of Edward B. Sturges the Republican nominee for Jury commissioner was unintentionally left out of the Saturday campaign supplement. Sturges does not require explanation as his work and reputation speak in every voting district.
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Edward B. Sturges
Sturges
Republican ticket in Lackawanna county praised for election strength
Editorial lauds William Connell as a strong congress candidate and George M. Watson John H. Fellows and J A Boranton as Keystones of the Republican slate. It argues the ticket reflects party fidelity and proven leadership with broad support across the county.
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Lackawanna County
William Connell
Region 4
Monument
Congress
Republican Party
George M. Watson
John H. Fellows
J. A. Boranton
Pennsylvania
Republican Ticket in Lackawanna County Pushed by Endorsing Editorial
The editorial urges overwhelming support for William R R Lewis for district attorney and re-election for prothonotary John Copeland and Clerk Thomas P Daniels. It commends Emil Bonn for recorder of deeds and W K Beck for register of wills. It endorses Edward F Sturges for jury commissioner and three young candidates for legislative honors, praising the party ticket as balanced and progressive. It warns of economic panic under Bryan and tariff fault lines, citing 1890s wage and employment declines to argue for Republican victory.
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Bia
William RR. Lewis
John Copeland
Court House
Thomas P. Daniels
Emil Bonn
South Side
Recorder of Deeds
Bonn
Register of Wills
W. K. Beck
Edward F. Sturges
Harrisburg
Thomas J. Reynolds
Edward James, Jr
P. A. Philbin
Republican Party
Lackawanna County
Bryan and Democratic Rise Threaten Silver and Tariff Reform
The piece argues that a Bryan administration would restore free silver and reimpose tariffs, citing 1884 1896 1900 examples and a Zanesville Ohio declaration. It warns of a panic equal to 1893 1898, predicting extensive policy shifts if Democrats gain national power within a year.
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Bryan
Congress
Chicago
Zanesville
Oho
Mr. Bryan
Trusts and the push for profits across nations
The article argues trusts arise from natural business progress in any country, with capital and enterprise seeking to reduce costs and raise income. It asserts politicians like Bryan cannot stop this, accuses some leaders of benefiting from trusts, and notes most trusts strive for fair returns amid competition and varying tariff environments.
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Abraham I Lincoln
United States
England
France
Germany
Trust
Bryan
Democratic Party
Bryan Down
Croker
Jones
Prosperity and labor unions debated in political critique
The piece argues that successful enterprises boost markets and employment, warns against threats to industry, and critiques Bryan and Croker on tariff and trusts. It defends Warnke's role in legislative amendments and questions motives, while noting fiscal shifts and political stances in the era.
Weekly Letter on Municipal Affairs Honolulu
A 1900s Honolulu report notes no current municipal government yet expects future territorial legislature grants. It cites public spending on city services, water works, roads, and fire protection, plus a strong public health and education system driven by mission school origins and rapid English language adoption among diverse island residents.
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Honolulu
Sanfoni B. Dole
Munnicipal News
Monolulu
Wailuka
Kalului
Hilo
Laupahoehoe
Kolua
Department of Public
Sandwich Islands
Pully
Honolulu and Hawaii Mainland City Life and Schools
The article discusses compulsory education in Hawaii with English instruction and truant officers. It notes average salaries for men and women, explains the evolution of schooling from native to English instruction, and describes Honolulu’s growth, streets, public squares, and major institutions. It compares old and new urban layouts and mentions road, rail, and transport developments across the islands, including Hilo and Maui regions.
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Tagehet ii Englinh
Pehople
Colcae
Honoluy
Kalakavia
Lilidohkalani
Republic of Hawaii
Honolua High School
Honolulu Ia
Hmita
Telford
Hay
Thomas
Admiral Thomas
Britis Navy
Emin
Queen Ena
Makiki
Hie
Monohili
Prinehbow
Elgit
Honolulu
Hilo
Tt Jing
Afl
Mark ‘Twain
Slxtien
Holson
Mississippi
United States Manufacturers Increase Share in Foreign Trade
The article notes a surge in U S manufacturers share of foreign commerce with about half of imports and over one third of exports tied to their products. Nine months to September show imports of manufacturers materials at 258,000,000 and exports of finished goods at 9154,000,000.
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United States
McKinley Leads in New York State Outlook
The piece argues McKinley has strong odds in New York amid political shifts. It notes editorial support for the administration and a broad registration surge nationwide, suggesting a landslide outcome against opponents like Crokey and Senator Jones.
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New York State
Cote
Senmoermioy
Imperialian
la Hanity
ATL
Ble College
Mmadley
Bolairman
Enor
McKinley
Apice
Crokey
Jones
Stone
Wetmore
Pertinent Question From Kihn Hoots Speech at Canton
The piece questions Mr Bevan's leadership and support for America criticizing years of alleged predation and disparagement toward the nation and its institutions. It asks when Bevan offered praise or credit for American freedom government or leaders and when he encouraged labor or youth or bolstered public confidence.
Croker and Bryan Align In New York Campaign
The article notes Croker as a free leader and Bryan’s spokesman. It suggests Croker’s prominence as a kickback figure with presidential potential and argues the Croker Bryan alliance may aid Bryan in New York but hurt him in the West, given issues of corporation corruption and crooked elections.
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Croker
Mer. Bryan
John Kelly
Mr. Croker
Bryan
Bryaniam
New York
Piercereau and Connell Invite Customer Visit
The store expresses pride in its status and invites friends to speak for them. A cordial invitation is extended to all to call and visit the shop to see their offerings.
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