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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1894
Page
7
For con ir JOSEPH A SCRANTON. For Law MEAT W ARCHBALD. For bh CLANK J CLEMONS. For County Treasurer HOMAS D DAVIES. For Clerk of the Court Fun in H THOMAS. For Prothonot CLARENCE E PRYOR. For District i fare NL JONES.
The article defends strong party effort in Pennsylvania, warns against complacency after a narrow victory, and calls for disciplined campaigning to protect Republican gains. It cites Vermont lessons and stresses duties to uphold tariff protections for wool and other industries.
A long argument attacks free wool as ruinous to farmers and industry, urging protection for all American sectors. The plan for a statewide Republican tour features General Hastings and national speakers to boost McKinley era unity and reelect Scranton supporters.
A. J. Colborn Jr attracts campaign dates as Republican managers seek his services across Pennsylvania. Rep. Charles W. Stone speaks at a Harrisburg meeting, hints at a U. S. Senate bid, while article galleries praise local candidates. Democratic efforts in Lackawanna and Luzerne counties appear panicked amid GOP gains and a looming November clash.
The passage argues that Republicanism outweighs self-interest and asserts the subject will not perform well in his new position, implying a negative view of his suitability and impact on the party.
The Philadelphia Record notes rapid military use of bicycles for couriers with General McCook and General Greely hailing a 2000 mile human powered relay. Lt Donovan covered 100 miles Cheyenne to Omaha in 9 hours 85 minutes. E M Highley of Somersworth NH patents a unicycle promising to double bicycle speed. Uncle Sam may form army wheel corps mirroring Europe.
The party plans to cap ture Democratic strongholds with active campaign work and add to the Republican vote. It promises to reduce tariff reform advocacy in Pennsylvania, urging every Republican to participate regardless of the national outcome.
The article promotes choosing a well established brand using Old Dutch process white lead pure linseed oil and pure colors. It claims only strictly pure products ensure the best paint. It emphasizes reliability of standard brands for quality results.
Coldsmiths invites all builders of new homes to inspect their stock and request estimates. The firm emphasizes employing only skilled workmen in every branch and offers to price any desired project.
Pittsburg Tinea reports the Republican State league promotes Major Everett Warren of Lackawanna county to president. He has long served as vice president and will push active organizing in Democratic or doubtful counties to build up Republican clubs. The new policy aims to reclaim congressional districts in November.
Norristown Harald notes Major Everett Warren’s rise to the presidency of the State League of Republican plots. The appointment is described as an important and responsible position, reflecting Warren’s standing among loyal Republicans who advocate for state interests.
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