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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1895
Page
4
Fragmentary sentence hints at Cuba's proper place under U S flag amid a broader Democratic rule. No clear events, dates, or concrete entities beyond Cuba and Stars and Stripes. Source lacks verifiable claim or context.
The national Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Louisville will draw many Union veterans and Confederate survivors, with a spirit of goodwill. It marks a fading era as posts diminish and the last chieftains fade, yet the gathering aims to honor both sides and celebrate a united country. General Gordon and General Longstreet will be among the notable survivors attending.
Pennsylvania Democrats gather in Williamsport to nominate a full Superior Court ticket amid intra party clashes focused on Judge McCarthy. The piece notes Republican unity, anticipated high vote margins, and Harmonizing platform elements while signaling tension over Quay and Harrity’s influence.
In Elmira last Saturday Senator Hil championed personal liberty while condemning Chiotham excise law enforcement under Tammany. He argues Roosevelt era methods are unusual and unfair, yet the piece commends his own forceful rhetoric while acknowledging the senator’s evasions of the core issue.
A serialized editorial excerpt critiques reformers and the social evil, arguing reform must be total and individual rather than systemic. It defends open saloon policies as a moral measure and questions the efficacy of committees while condemning corruption and bribery across political actors.
General Clarkson ranks Senator Quay as a bold leader whose one big move defines his strength, while Senator Gray argues anti third term sentiment targets Cleveland personally. The piece names many figures: Hoke Smith, Reed, Cooper, Connell, Crisp, Mack, Harrity, and the Pennsylvania Democratic Society power players.
The Tribune Astrologer Ajachna forecasts a day filled with political satire and social commentary. It warns about education, aquatic sports, and reform schemes while urging caution with blue and yellow political labels as storms loom over governance.
The Scranton Tribune plans a new building with added facilities for the mechanical and business departments. Managing Editor Richard and staff will operate from apartments designed to foster efficiency and brighten their work environment. The Wilkes-Barre Leader notes funding disputes with Lackawanna County and urges repayment to enable a new courthouse.
The piece contrasts country and city voters noting country voters are better informed and loyal to successful figures. It reports on local party caucus actions correcting an earlier Philadelphia Records assertion and quotes supporters praising Senator Quay, while outlining potential maneuvers involving Penrose and Reed in congress and party leadership.
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