Republican Nominations for State Officials and Judges
The Scranton Tribune lists Republican nominees including Governor William A. Stone, Lieutenant Governor J. P. Gobin, and Internal Affairs Secretary James W. Latta. Also named are Superior Court judges W. W. Porter and W. D. Porter along with other district contenders.
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Tovernor
William A
Stoner
Gobin
Bovretary
James W. Latta
Superior Court
W. W Porter
W. Db
Porte
Lane
Samuel A
Davenport
Galubila A
Gow
Local Officials Named in Public Notice
The document lists names including William Connell, Judge. W. Bunster, Coroner. John J. Roberts, M.D.. George E. Stevenson, Butvero. indicating appointments or roles in a public notice.
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Cengres
William Connell
J) W. Uunster
John J. Roberts
M.D. Butvero
Gorge EO Stevenson
Renate Twente Dist House Names List
An unclear OCR fragment lists names such as James Vaugstan and John Sort with district and position cues. The readable portion mentions Fourth District and Fourth Gist but lacks coherent structure or complete context to determine roles or events. The piece appears to be a political or electoral note with multiple misread names.
Fragmented OCR Letter Mentions Politicians and College Officials
A garbled OCR passage references multiple names and roles including Colonel Steve and Dr Tied as president of Dickinson colleges, Maloy McTiwell as clerk of the House of Representatives, and an adjutant general. It hints at political voices and a public meeting with speakers and a Welcome event, but many words are unclear.
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Dow
Nile
Steve
Tied
Dickinson Colleges
Maloy McTiwell
Hose of Representatives
Washington
Stewart
Democratic Platform Dissent and party unity in wartime debate
In the district race nominees pledge to support the administration while Democratic factions clash over war policy and preferred economic standards. The piece notes internal splits, Cuban policy controversy, and calls for backing the president and Congress against anti administration opposition.
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Thie
Awart
Els
Ft Witr
Pepie Wilke
Sande
al Polithen
TV Congress
Banlivy
Geuliee
Bie Wire
Sinjen
Patley
Thasaries
Heron
Wages Rise in 1898 Attributed to Republican Policies
The American Protective Tariff League cites Robert W. Taylor's investigation showing wages in leading industries rose about 44 percent from 1895 to 1898. Census data from 1890 valued manufacturing wages at over 2.28 billion dollars, with suggested gains across sectors and years under Republican policy restoration.
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American Protective Tariff League
Robert W. Taylor
Congress
McKinley
Department of Industry
Republican Party
Trade Exports Rise Amid Turbulent Year in 1808
The report notes U S merchandise exports climbed from 7 4 million to 4 010 291 919 during 1808 while manufacturing goods shipments reached a record high for the year ending June 30. A reader is urged to consider the implications for party politics as Pennsylvania leans toward Democratic gains.
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United States
Wanamaker and Quay Clash Shaping 1890 Pennsylvania Debate
The piece traces Wanamaker's bid against Quay for the U S Senate, detailing his campaign tactics and alliances with Democrats and reformers. It discusses party splits, efforts to control the state convention, and potential fusion strategies to block Republican power, with notes on Spain’s Philippines negotiations as broader policy context.
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Witi
Piinirome
Weivanekeor
Senate
Mir Winmnaker
Quays
Dhale
Warrivburg
Wananeker
Wok
State Cape
Judge Viordon
Wanemwiker
Gordon
Wanamaker
Mir Wanamiker
Jenks
Philadelphia
Jre
Mr. Quay
Quay
Lackawanna Courtly
Winapaker
Jack Brains
Republican Supreme
James Vaughan Senate Career in Education Policy
The senior teacher James Vaughan enters the state Senate with a strong record in public instruction and fairness. He championed the free kindergarten bill, guiding it through both houses and to executive approval, influencing its reach to third class cities and making kindergarten a regular part of public schools.
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Hen. James. Vaughan
State Senate
Jblle
Political reminiscences and endorsements across Pennsylvania
The article reflects on politicians and educators, praising Vaughan for pushing compulsory education and defending public schools. It contrasts Democratic reform efforts with Republican candidates and notes Dewey's wartime stature, while commending John Seton and John Reynelie as strong Republican contenders in Harrisburg.
Vaughn Pushes Kindergarten Law and Senate Aid
The article discusses Mr. Vaughn as author of a kindergarten law enabling funding and favors within his district. It notes his influence with Wert Bide hor and Hite, and his allies in the senate who aided his supporters. It mentions his potential vote on a United States senatorship and stresses Pennsylvania importance of a Republican senator.
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Vauwdhan
Senate
Viiartun
United States
Pennsylvania
Real Issue Speech by Col William A Bion
A political speech argues Republicans cannot govern Pennsylvania as the speaker rejects current charges and calls for voting Democratic. He downplays allegations about the capitol fire and urges reform to defeat the Republican ticket. He emphasizes party loyalty and accuses opponents of spreading discord and hate.
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Wm. A. Bion
William Mckinlee
Swallow
Harrishire
Capitol
Howe
Harrissburg
Hastings
Br. Swallow
Alander
Cloaks and Coldies Bazaar Display
A bold cloak sale showcases winter outer garments featuring top makers and smart buying. The store touts the largest cloak season in its history with carefully chosen styles and strong value appeals.
Jackets in the latest styles and fabrics on display
The piece extols jackets from Cheviots to Boucles, praising cloth quality, linings, and fashion appeal. It notes modest prices and urges buyers to inspect the season’s line featuring fresh fabrics from major fashion centers.
Prosperity Era Amid Strong Government Credit
The piece notes record government credit with 3 percent bonds sold at par and now valued at a premium, a peak in public subscriptions reaching 1400 million despite 200 million offered. It highlights no deficit borrowing since 1898 through war funding, a growing gold reserve, a large defense fund, and overall US prosperity with higher money circulation and stable currency.
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United Srotex
Spain
Polls Hint at Shifting Party Support in Blair County
The Alboougs Tribune notes voters in Blair County swing toward Democratic hopefuls, with Dr Swallow losing ground to Jenks and a possible shift toward the Democratic ticket. It cautions Republicans wary of cabal influence and predicts a Democratic trend shaping state and national races.
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Hini
Dr. Swallow
Dogel
Minny
Jenks
Otters
Jonks
Der
Swallow
Blair County
Humber
Democrate Vietory
Hode Park Courier Progress Records Caine Candidate
J. C. Vonghen, Republican state senate candidate, served two terms in the state in a diligent manner. He was an ardent supporter of reform in the interest of the people, especially laborers.
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Hode Park Courier Progress
Tlon
J. C. Vonghen
Aetate
Bie
Hiewefom
Wise and Timely Advice From Williamsport Gazette
An editorial urges Pennsylvania Republicans to vote straight party ticket to block John Wanamaker and Dr. Swallow and prevent Jenks’s election. It warns that defeating the regular ticket risks free trade, free silver, and Democratic victories, including a possible U.S. Senate seat.
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John Wanamaker
Dr. Swallow
Uckel
George A. Jenks
Pennsylvania
Ward
Jenks
Pennslvania
Jorken
Swallow
Wanamaker
Atte
A Lesson in Royal Etiquette
A playful fragment notes a teacher asking why the queen does not ride. The Pirines of Wales, heir to the ihe, rise as the queen enters, and a student asks a humorous question about etiquette. The dialogue includes garbled names and phrases suggesting a humorous, confused classroom exchange.
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Pirines
Wales
Mary Anni
Max Pemberton and Walter Besant in a Gilbert Parker relation
Fragmentary OCR hints at a literary trio involving Max Pemberton, Walter Besant, and Gilbert Parker. The text appears garbled with stray punctuation and missing context, preventing a clear report of event, date, or location.
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Rcranton
Matl Mattor
Renate
Twente Dist
James Vaugstan
Dinih
John Sort
Colonel Stone
Cesta
Rom Ters
Ty Neesarh
Uae
Jenlawa
Ieee
Anole
Willian Connell
William McKinle
Philippines
Geneiuue
Vaughan
Farr
Hare Tleburg
Elven
Mafila
Dewey
Trewney
Armerican Philippines
Aecord
Pertus
Mikes
Jertoe
Neaih
John Wannperker
Sampson
Brother Wanamaker
Croker
Roosevel
New York
Roosevelt
John Seton, Jree
Lee Hed
Elon
John F. Reynelie
Larrisiorg
Col Waring
Alboougs Tribune
Olexon
Remblisin
Achathow
Brynnium
Quays Surceesbor
Toneta
Tribune Fio
Guay
Guffey
Jonke
Democratic
Momber
Colonel Stans
Pittsburg
Wyoming
Hill & Connell’s
Scranton
Knit Saques
Williamsport Gazette and Bulletin
Connell
North
Scranton, Pa
North Eastern
Penney Va Tla
HTK
Jermyn Mulling
Wyoming Avenue
the Clemons, Ferber, O'Malley CO
Dev Leokawen
Wolf & Wenzel
Adan Ave
Bole
Richardwo Boyotey
Thesmus Backman
Stanley J. Weyman
Jnne Thomas Nelson Page
Max Pemberton
Walter Besant
Gilbert Parker
Rar Hen Rong
Cyrano de Bergerac
Richard Manafield
Beidleman
Builders Hardware
Lackawanna Avenue
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming Dietriog
Dupont
Coonel Building
Ourown
Thos, Ford
John B. Smith
WE Mulligan
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