Republicans Convene Harmonious York Conference in York
Pennsylvania Republicans anticipate a productive State Republican league convention in York. The event aims to heal recent partisan strife and unite the party behind upcoming fall game goals with a program of speakers and planned pleasures. A local figure, Colonel Barnie, is likened to Gilkeson in a light baseball quip.
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Pennsylvania
State Republican League
York
Republican League
Colonel Barnie
Gilkeson
Lancaster
Partridge to Leave Penn Avenue Baptist for Cincinnati
General regret follows the announced departure of Rev. Warren G. Partridge, pastor of Penn Avenue Baptist Church, whose practical ministry energized Scranton religious and secular church work and inspired broader Baptist activity. His move to a larger pastorate is seen as a public loss but also a sign of his effective leadership.
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Warren G. Partridge
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Cincinnati
Partridge
Penn Avenue
Scranton
Ita
War Department Shortage Delays Army Pay
The last congress cut department estimates to show economy, leaving the war department about 50 000 short for army officers. Officers have not received pay due last June, with Secretary Lamont reportedly offering to advance the funds.
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War Department
Lamont
Washington
Pennsylvania Campaign Echoes of Party Rivalry and Reform
The piece rails at Democratic folly and praises Republican unity in Pennsylvania. It notes anticipated Democratic nominations for Superior court judges and state treasurer, contrasts with a solid Republican ticket, and discusses delegate election rules and party reform ideas. It also references Quay, Hastings, and local civic improvements while railing at enforcement of laws.
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Pennsylvania
Hastings
Harrison
Democracy
Quay
Ike
Scranton
Quay Reform Programme Viewed Through National Lens
The discussion of Senator Quay s reform program is national in scope and garners mixed views on his sincerity. The Chicago Record notes Quay may advance reforms to preserve power, while warning the public that his motives could be political expedience rather than philanthropy.
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Quay
Chicago Record
Pennsylvania
Pition
Republicans Urge New Rule For Delegate Elections
Republicans and party papers push urgent need for a rule governing delegate selection for Republican conventions. In many Pennsylvania counties delegates to the last state convention were chosen over a year before the meeting amid factional contest.
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Senator Quay
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Comment on Quay Victory Spurred by Reform Tone
The New York Mail and Express lauds Senator Quay's win as brilliant and masterly. It credits his success to reform pledges and moral stance, while urging humility and no revenge. The commentary notes the need for party unity and faithful public service.
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Gotham
The
New York Mail and Express
Quay
Mali and Express
Republican Party
Pennsyvania
Pennsylvania
Tony
Triant
Political figures rally as party contests reshape leadership
The Chicago Record lauds Matthew Stanley’s unexpected victory and political tact as he becomes a de facto party dictator. The Ablom Organiser notes Quay’s lead of state organization for the presidential canvass and reform aims, while the Syracuse Journal calls him a strong McKinley ally poised for influence at the national convention. Wilkes-Barre Times quotes Scranton Tribune skepticism but lauds Quay’s leadership and asks for a replacement if a more capable figure arises.
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Chicago
Matthew Stanley
Aetiates
Syracuse Journal
Quay
Ate
Tate
Wiliam McKinley
Wilkes-Barre Timea
Scranton Tribune
Tribune
Cave
Saneeny
Quay Promises Highlighted By Easton Free Press
The Easton Free Press calls the victory of the junior senator a personal win and stresses the need to fulfill long standing promises to the people to prevent distrust.
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Quay
Easton Free Press
Senator Quay
Methodist conference leans to admitting women to general conference
The Times-Herald notes an almost unanimous Montana Methodist conference move toward allowing women to participate in the Cleveland held general conference and enjoy ecclesiastical prerogatives. It argues restricting women's voice clashes with church progress and underscores women's crucial role in spiritual power and church growth.
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Times-Herald
Montana
Methodist Church
General Conference
Christendom
Daily Horoscope for Monday September 2 1995
Amaccus Tribune astrologer notes cast 1.43 a m for Monday Sept 2 1995. It hints at a harvest season near and pumpkin wealth while referencing political editors and a wild man illustration. Ajacphus advises sizing up rivals as Mars in Leo urges caution before conflict.
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Paresia
Herring
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Ajacphus
Coles
Mars
Leo
Organa Ra Ike
Connecticut
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