Republican ticket listed for state and county posts
Ten pages outline the Republican slate for state offices including Governors Lieutenant Governor Secretary of Internal Affairs Isaac B. Brown and others. County positions feature William Connell A A Voseir g John Courier Morris James Williams and mine inspector candidates Llewelyn M Evans and David J Williams. Legislative districts include Oliver Jordan, Jon Schedmer, Mdwardames and M. Al Pitlein. Election day is November 4 with calls to reformers and saving the commonwealth.
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Congress
William Connell
A. A. Voseirg Commissioners
J0oon Courier Morris
Jown Penman
Llmwelyn M Evane
David
TC. Williams
Hon. Charles Eines Stotth and the Pennsylvanian guest
A six year reflection on the era’s leaders, praising Charles Miner for shaping American civics, notably establishing a nationwide postal service and modernizing delivery. The piece lauds Willam McKinley era cabinet service, highlighting Miner’s public benefactions and steady leadership. It closes with praise for Miner’s character and public example.
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Jorg Lwewn
Mr. Swiith
Henrige
Americas
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Disputed Primary Allegations Spark Local Political Turmoil
A local newspaper blames partisan machinations for disenfranchising 15000 voters and threatens republican collapse. It accuses Howell, Sando, and allies of rigging the Democratic ticket against Connell and cites a Harrisburg record of the controversy.
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Tomas Alae Connell
Howell Ania
Fess
Connell
People's Choice
Sanda
Watt Schadt
Pihey
Schadt
Ton Hobort
Harrisborg
Lynett
Dex Pérate
Howell
Dauphin Court
Jai
Disputed Dollars and Odell Allegations Surface in New York
A murky tale accuses Governor Odell of lending money to a friend in need, while critic Dave HL claims a bold New York discovery exposes the affair. The piece hints at moral questions and a chase, with no clear resolution or charges.
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Dave HL
New York
Odell
David
Republican factionalism and a call to support Pennypacker
A column argues Republicans should unite behind Judge Pennypacker to achieve lasting reform, criticizing Pattison and Dems. It questions party integrity, condemns prior political shifts, and urges Republicans to back Pennypacker over alternative leaders amid a hotly debated state election.
Columbia Taking Chances on Canal Impasse
The piece argues the Panama Canal project should proceed under U S treaty rights despite Colombia’s refusal to grant concessions. It condemns Colombia as obstructive and warns of potential international action, comparing it to intervention in Cuba and urging enforcement of eminent domain if obstruction persists.
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Colombia
Panama
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United States
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Cuba
President's Coal Strike Intervention Sets New Precedent
The intervention breaks existing precedent and forms a new standard, now vindicated by broad approval. No indication of applicability to Colombia was discussed in Washington, but Colombian authorities should not test American patience. References Lyncht's periodical cry in a sardonic remark.
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Pennuypacker
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Philadelphia
Charles Emory Smith
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Washington Post urges Republicans to build a congressional majority
The piece warns a Democratic House would stall policy and harm prosperity, urging Republicans to mobilize voters and reach out to stay-at-home supporters. It criticizes Democrats while pushing bloc support for candidates like Penman, Morris, and Evans, and praises Republican leaders in Harrisburg.
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The Popular Candidate for Congress Connell
Carbondale Leader endorses William Connell for re election to Congress praising his record and leadership. Voters across parties rally to support him as strong support grows for his Nov. 4 victory and for backing President Roosevelt's agenda.
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William Connell
Congress
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High Tariff Versus Low Tariff Wages For The Tribune
Walter J. Ballard argues in support of high tariffs to protect wages and jobs, contrasting American protection with European free trade. He cites wage figures from 1898, claims lower British wages and higher U S living standards, and urges voters to back the Republican party in the upcoming election to safeguard labor prosperity.
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New York City
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