For Governor and Local Officials Campaign Snippets
The page lists names for statewide offices including Daniel H. Hastings and Walter Lyon, plus various congressional, judicial, and municipal posts. It cites election timing in November and includes editorial commentary on Maine voting trends and national political implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel H. Hastings
Center
Walter Lyon
Allegheny
James W. Latta
Philadelprias
Galubha A. Grow
Sitequehanna
Georgef. Huff
Westmoreland
Ohio Employment Exchanges Expand Across Major Cities
Ohio opens employment exchanges in Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Dayton and Toledo at 5000 dollars a year. Job seekers register their names and desired work while employers list the kind of labor sought. By Jan 1 1898 the system two and a half years old shows 81464 applicants 62604 seeks and 38852 matched pairs amid communication gaps in labor markets.
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State of
Ohio
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Toledo
Laborer’s tragedy contrasts with local contractor hiring efforts
A New York laborer despondently took his own life after failing to find work, while a nearby contractor reportedly seeks employees. The Tribune previews a Sadie Kaiser letter series on the Cambro-American quartet’s voyage toward Southampton aboard the Berlin, noting her voice and the tour’s appeal.
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New York
Ohio
Tribune
Sadie E. Kaiser
Haydn Evans
Southampton
Berlin
Triaune
Democrats blame Republicans for national distress in The Sugar Industry Invests Billions
The article cites Wisconsin Democrats led by Senator Vilas accusing Republicans of causing economic distress and mismanagement. It recounts Atlanta mass meetings where Speaker Crisp links August Congressional stagnation to Republican policy, while critics argue Democrats inherit ruin. It notes Republican praise of past prosperity and questions Democratic governance, urging voters to compare results and face the ballot box. The text also notes the sugar industry as a major interstate commerce sector worth over $50 million and involving hundreds of millions in investment.
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Wisconsin
Vilas
Cleveland
Atlanta
Crisp
Congress
Hastings
Harrisburg
Garden of Eden
Warner Miller
Herkimer County
N. Y
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Washington
Freeman’s Tribunal
Hogish policy hinders Louisiana industry outlook
The passage argues that the taxable property of Louisiana, essential to two thirds of its people, requires protection. The Washington Post calls protection a matter of existence, not doctrine, and suggests a protected industry should help other sectors when possible, though hogism in policies often reacts against this approach.
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Louisiana
Washington Post
Pittsburg Times Calls Nation to Repair First
The Pittsburg Times urges fixing existing economic damage before pursuing new policies. It argues the money question is tied to the tariff and currency, opposing free silver, and insists on restoring prosperity before experimenting with Populist ideas.
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Pittsburg Times
Southern
Grover Cleveland
Pennsylvania
The
Times
O'Malley Wins Delegates at State Republican Convention
Diocesan notice praises C P O Malley of Willard, Warren and Knapp for near unanimous delegate vote to National League of Republican Clubs in Cleveland. He seeks fourth district nomination and advances in law and politics as a leading Irish American in the valley.
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Olyphant
Omaly
Willard
Warren
Knapp
Hartisburg
O'Malley
National League of Republican
Cleveland
Ohio
Fourth
Pennsylvania
R. O'Malley
Penrose Emerging Figure in Philadelphia Politics
The notes imply Penrose rising in Philadelphia political circles with attention on Atlantic City where Quay is present and Reed of Maina has been mentioned. The fragment suggests shifting alliances and upcoming events shaping a broader political stage.
Free Coal Tariff Debate Threatens Anthracite Trade
The article argues that lifting duties on bituminous coal would not harm the anthracite market. It contends bituminous coal can substitute for anthracite in eastern mills and would drive anthracite from Atlantic seaboard markets. It claims the free coal movement aims to open U S markets to Nova Scotia coal benefiting New York capitalists and harming miners.
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Pottowille Mineral Journal
Atlantic Seaboard
United States
Nova Scotia
New York
Cornell's President Talks on Democracy and English Parliaments
In a recent interview President Schurman of Cornell discusses democracy's rise and the comparability of American state legislatures to the British House of Commons. He praises American political institutions while criticizing American administration and calls for a patriotic national tune to replace Dixie's tune in England.
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Schurman
Cornell
Entaal
House of Commons
Sherman
Wilson
Reed
England
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OY Tue Taun
P. Kingsbury, Coveral
Tarmune Gunome Paana
Bat
Postorfiga
Scrartor
Printers' Ibkh
Ecranton
Joseph A. Scranton
Law Jetes
Hobert W. Abrchbald
Arent
Rane H. Clemons
Connie Treamivrer
Homas D. Davies
Clerie
Sie
H. Thomas
Peadstar Clares Sceef, Pryor
John EH. Jones
Charles Heuster
Wille
Wil
Hopkins
J. Matthews
Cosmopolitan
Capetown
Max O'Rell
Voice of
Maine
Blaine
Tom Reed
Vermont
New Hampshire
van Alen
Singerly
General Hastings
Cacneige
Philadelphia
Gilkeson
Topiva
Cameron
John P. Jones
Nevada
Ordea
Harrieburg
State League
Osmeron
Ates
League
J. Crawford Harvey
Luzerne
Harvey
Agriculture
Fred W. Fleitz
Republican State League
Central Republican Club
Washington Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
Boies Penrose
Senate
Eviewer Penrose
Atlantic City
Quay
Maina
Joseph P. Burns
Strand
Tuat
Haviland
Carlebad
Oursen, Clemons & CO
Lacka, Avenue
A. W. Jurisch
Spruce Street Bicycles and Sporting Goods
Lovell
Hotel Waverly
Bevck
Seater & Seals
Filbert
Philada
Mont
NE. Penneylvan
Oo Broad Street
Twelfth
Market Street
Leble
Berantonlang
Bis
T. J. Victory
Goldsmith Brothers & Company
Escievere Essesse Esseres
Laois
Cusition
J.D. Williams & Bro
Lacka. Avenue
Lackawanna Ave
Alaska
Lacka, Ave
Dr. Hill & Son
Albany
Bicycle Bargains
Columbia Bicycle Agency
Mundell's
Globe Shoe Store
scRey Anns
Jenny Lind
Canteloupes
Pierce's Market
Weber
Guernsey Brothrs
Sogannon
Atlantic Refining Co
William Mason
Coal Exchange
Wyoming
Pino Brook
John Hamlin
Calle
Blume
Pix Court
Wuers
American Veterinary
Columbian School
Ares
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