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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1895

Page

4

Republicans urged to poll by item in Lackawanna race

The article urges Lackawanna county Republicans to vote by item on Tuesday and mobilize support for the joint Hastings Quay ticket, arguing unity after factional splits and praising Dr. Longstreet and the party’s overall strength while noting national campaign length debates and business interests favor shorter cycles.

Scranton Board of Trade Cleveland, O David Martin Quay Martin

Judge Overturns Damages Verdict Against Railroad

Judge Miller of Mercer County sitting at New Castle overturns the jury verdict awarding damages to a railroad case and orders a new trial. He notes a prevailing anti railroad sentiment among some locals. He questions misperceptions about railroads' impact on New Castle and community life.

Erie and Pittaburs Canal Miller Railroads Mercer County New Castle New Castio

Political rallying cry and election rhetoric in Pennsylvania

The piece laments jingoism and praises Bart for county surveyor fitness while urging Republican turnout in Lackawanna and Lehigh counties. It cites Cleveland era policies, predicts a 10000 vote Republican plurality in New York, and urges a 130000 Pennsylvania plurality, criticizing Democratic funds and urging militant GOP support ahead of election day with Quay’s presidential ambitions noted.

Allentown Chronicle Wright Lehigh County

Drama needs actors who can act says papers

The clashing quotes mock drama and politics. The Philadelphia Record notes England's new poet laureate and Alf as a popular shorthand name. The Chicago Times Herald cites worries over Russia and cabinet politics.

Qoucer Philadelphia England la Homed Alfred Alf Chicago Times-Herald Russia

Extent of the U S School System Report

Washington report by Dr W T Harris cites 1 500 000 pupils in 1892 93 across schools colleges and institutes two fifths of the population in education 12 610 719 scholars in common schools 1205 male teachers and 0 9h female teachers up from men women teaching staff school houses valued at 255 445 change in numbers revenue around 166 000 000 with about 104 000 00 paid to teachers

United States Washington Sur Saya W.T. Harris

Daily Horoscope From Amcphus For Halloween Night

The Tribune Astrologer predicts a rambunctious child born on this day may be a terror, revel in Halloween mischief, and yank neighbors gates at night. It warns about taxation and quips on venal new comers, urging vigilance for youthful ghosts tonight.

Hallowe'en Manmima Saul Coxis

Quay Tariff Views Endorse GOP Revenue Plan

The Philadelphia Bulletin editorial lauds Senator Quay s tariff proposals as sound Republican policy. It sees the plan to protect industries hurt by the Wilson act and to add 5 to 40 million dollars to revenue as a revival of Henry Clay s Whig doctrine. It urges Congress to adopt a system that funds national needs and great public works.

Philadelphia Bulletin Senator Quay Quay Wilson Henry Clay Republic Cleveland

Comment of the Press on US policy toward Spain Cuba

The Philadelphia Record argues the United States must enforce its laws against arming Cuba while Spain denies belligerency. It cites Geneva rules and the Monroe Doctrine, urging firm, lawful actions and urging Chandler to state clear commitments to American prerogatives.

Spain Philadelphia United States Go Arias Cuba Law of Nations USA Senator Chandler Chandler

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