Scranton Tribune Masthead and Board of Officials
The Scranton Tribune Daily and Weekly publishes from Scranton Pa by The Tribune Publishing Company. National President William McKinley Vice President Garret Hobart Congressmen-at-Large Galusha A Grow Samuel A Davenport County Conference Wiltstm Connell Commissioners S W Roberts Giles Roberts Auditors A Be Kiefer Fred J Ward.
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Scranton, Pa
The
Tribune Publishing Company
Congressmen
Confercees
Wiltstam Connele
S. W. Roberts
Giles Roberts Auditors
A. BE
Kiefer
Fred. J. Ward
Up With the Flag and Local Politics
A political call urges citizens to display the flag and vote Roberts and Noderte Republicans to support county service three more years and counter Democratic entrenchment. It condemns gold stamp minting and foreign cheap labor while praising protective policy and national unity.
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Colin
Roberts
Noderte
Canada Indian policy praised in frontier issue
The article lauds Canada Mounted Police policy as humane and effective, contrasting it with the United States approach. It notes peaceful frontier conditions, treaty enforcement, liquor restrictions, and encouragement for Indian education and farming, urging similar American reform. It cites Mr. Richmond’s letter as a valuable guide to policy.
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Richmond
Mounted Police of
Canada
Dominion
Voter in First District urged to back John R Farr
General Benjamin Harrison warns against surrendering federal power to state governors and asserts it is the president's constitutional duty to enforce all laws. The piece states that voters in the First district who support Farr are not risking uncertainty but choosing a clear federal stance.
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Chicago
United States
Benjamin Harrison
John R. Farr
Scranton Free Press
John F. Reynolds
Reynolds
Aca Non Bant Tee Gamata Fonnal Arec
Costs of turning missionary offerings into gold in early times
The Northern Christian Advocate published a table showing the cost to the Missionary Society of turning collections into gold over 11 years to gain acceptance abroad. It warned that a silver policy would tax the missionary treasury as severely as in wartime, criticizing the Times for seeking late information.
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Northern Christian Advocate
Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wage-earners urged to vote straight Republican in county
A partisan appeal urges wage earners to back the Republican ticket to defeat the Democratic platform and protect labor, protection, and sound money. It argues a split ticket harms the nation and endorses Connell for secretary and local auditors, citing economic figures and policy contrasts.
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William J. Bryan
White House
Judge Merrifield
Congress
Chicago
Big
Nto
Economic troubles tied to tariff and debt rise
The text critiques the Wilson Bryan tariff impact on manufacturing, exports, and local industries, noting large declines in telegraph messages and agricultural exports, debt increases, and money supply changes while arguing the electorate should blame the current administration for the country’s woes.
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Chicago
Bryan
Wilson
Norman Law
Guy
Ryan
Mc. Bryan
Poe
Mr. Bynn
Brean
Humirotas Cof
Mr. Ryan
Mgr. Mreon Te Ets
America
Times- Herald
United States
Horoscope and scattered, cryptic notes from 1806
A fragmented daily horoscope from Alachua The Tribune Astrologer for Saturday October 1, 1806. It contains odd prophecies about feverish newspaper men, irreverent lawyers, political intrigue, and bizarre quotes about avalanches and reform. The text mixes names and nonsensical lines, with no clear event or outcome.
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Alachua the Tribune
Editorial backs Connell and Williams for Wyoming seat
Berinton Centraoiation’s Pittston Guanrette editorial urges William Connell and Lackinantilla labor allies to support Connell in the Wyoming race. It argues capital and labor share interests, praises Connell’s ties to workers, and says the Democratic ticket will form a capable congress team.
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Berinton Centraoitation
Tte
William Connell
Repard- Hincanta
Conpress
Lackswanna
Diéeldere
Lochinantilla
Connellia
Peebles
Willam Connell
Pan
Commell
Ila Camonica
Willams
Laverne
Panocrath
Elasa
Bryan
Omerwelmer
Connell
Williams
Wyoming
Astrology Forecast for Early November 1830s Almanac
The entry gives daily planetary alignments and weather notes from Sunday to Saturday. It predicts traits for children born on each day, noting stormy weather, fortunes in various undertakings, and cautions about business, travel, and spending. It emphasizes cautious or favorable outcomes depending on the date.
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Mira
Navy
Venus
Mercury
Mare
Mars
Tin Hallowe'en Witches Ride the Night
A brief verse excerpt from Dorothy Dimmick narrates Halloween witches astride broomsticks and sprites near All Saints dawn. The note, dated Scranton Pa October 28, adds a local signature to the poetic fragment.
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Tin Hallowe'en
Puck
Jan
Titania Fuirest
The
Fairy Fair
Dorothy Dimmick
Scranton, Pa
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