Daily and Weekly Notice from Scranton Printing Firm
No Sunday Election announced in Scranton Pa as daily and weekly notices issued by The Tribune Printing Company. E P Kingsbury president and general manager E H Ripple secretary treasurer Livy Richards Boston W W Davis business manager W W Youngs Rev Mama’s New York office Tritune Building Frank & Gray manager.
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Scc'vano Treas
Livy &. Richard
Boston
W. W. Davis
Business Manaace
New York
Tritupe Twilding, Frank & Gray
National and state officials listed for office
National President William McKinley and Vice President Garret Hobart are named along with state Congressmen at large Galusha A Grow and Samuel A Davenport. County figures include Congressmen William Connell and county commissioners S W Roberts and Giles Roberts. Auditors A E Kiefer and Fred L Ward are noted among local offices.
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Galusha A. Grow
Samuel A. Davenport
Congress
William Connell
S. W. Roberts
Giles Roberts
A. E, Kiefer
Fred L, Ward
Letter from Hobart masterly acceptance of Republican nomination
Carret A. Hobart's masterly letter accepting the Republican vice-presidential nomination will appear in full in tomorrow's Tribune, held for that issue to be fed at future by subscribers. The piece names Renate, Met IMstrict-COL, W. J. Scott representative, A. T. Connell, N. C. Mackey, and references district details from the early report.
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Renate
W. J. Scott
A. T. Connell
N.C. Mackey
McKinley campaign gets mixed rail and labor reaction
The article debates railway boss Ingalls urging workers to study issues before voting, warning about coercion and tradeoffs in inflation and silver policies. It notes press fairness, mentions Bryan and McKinley, and discusses political ethics, temperament, and the Scranton ball club's tally amid a volatile campaign.
Observant Penn Praises Presidential Campaign Standards
A Philadelphia Bulletin columnist using the pen name Penn lauds this year’s presidential race for fair, intelligent discourse. He says personal attacks and slander are minimal, with generalities ruling over direct vilification, and notes McKinley and Bryan avoiding the worst excesses seen in earlier campaigns.
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Penn
McKinley
Bryan
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Greeley
Garfield
Cleveland
Harrison
Civil service reform and partisan activity in 1895
A critique contrasts Democratic officials and reformers over loyalty to Cleveland and Bryan, arguing pernicious activity varies by power. It notes officials aiding rival factions, questions enforcement, and cites Poor's Manual figures showing streetcar mileage capitalization per mile at $87,809 versus $60,189 for steam railroads.
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Mugwump
Cleveland
Hallers
Bryan
Civil Service Inne
Aryan
Li Hung Chang
Poor's
United States
True and False Bimetallism Debate in the Campaign
An analysis distinguishes true from modified bimetallism, arguing silver and gold must both act as money and parity must be real. It critiques free coinage at 1 to 1, contending it would destabilize credit and shift toward silver monometallism, while the Republican party supports true bimetallism with both metals as money.
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M. I. Ingalls
Ingalls
United States
Tapalli
Greeleys
Honen
Uiem Mint
Ariel Dt
Republican Party
Entver
Spa
Republican stance on silver coinage and gold parity
The article argues the Republican party aligns with silver dollar support and rejects unlimited coinage, contending such policy would erode purchasing power to eight cents.
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Republican Party
Pamphlets on Money Reform Trade Blocs and Silver Debate
Campaign era pamphlets from New York and Alden discuss money reform defending gold and silver standards. Works include Proudhon and His Bank of the People, Greenbacks and the silver problem, The Way Out by Moses Samuelson, Silver the Money of the Common People, Our Country's Honor pamphlet, When Coinage of Silver Is BrEef and The Gold and Silver Question at a Glance. Authors include Tucker Tooker, William Cornwell, Moses Samuelson, and William Morse Vose.
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New York
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Hank of the
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My. Tooker
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Buffalo
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New York Journal
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Harvard
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Devonshire Street
Bryan
Excelsior Pubishing House
City Hall Place
September Verse Echoes Through an Autumn Outlook
The text presents a fragmented poem style lament about September and the passing of summer. It references lingering sounds, nature imagery, and musings on aging and change, with surreal spellings and lines suggesting a rustic, folk-tinged reflection.
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