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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1895
Page
4
A fragment asserts that nations cannot be coerced by European power and appeals to universal justice and common sense beyond international law. The text emphasizes freedom from external domination and equality among nations.
The York convention marks a shift from Harrisburg clashes toward unified advocacy of Republican principles. The league aims to swell majorities through steady organization, literature, and social club networks, with President Warren’s vigilant leadership contributing to steady growth and credibility across Pennsylvania. The McCarty convention setback looms as a factor in forthcoming polls.
The article discusses a proposed constitutional convention in South Carolina aimed at depriving Black citizens of the vote, citing the Mississippi plan with a $2 poll tax and literacy test as prerequisites. It notes opposition expectations and potential court obstacles to this effort.
The commentary notes that new provisions enable prejudiced enforcement preventing Negroes from voting, describing a feeble public response. It recalls a 34 year effort to secure equal rights and questions if that earlier move was a mistake, while cautioning on looming presidential nominee forecasts.
An influential Spaniard argues Cuban oppression under Spain justifies rebellion, drawing parallels to the American colonists. He cites Cuba’s 1.6 million population, 200 million debt, heavy taxation, and costly public services while criticizing U S restraint and Spanish misrule. The piece critiques American politicians and calls for revision of policy and tone.
The column analyzes a local ballot naming 26 figures in American literature art and science, noting biases and omissions. It questions the inclusion of Sousa and Spofford, laments the absence of playwrights like Daly Gillette and Howard, and critiques the narrow scope privileging poetry and fiction over drama and stage craft.
With no new information available, Harrison offers no statement. Officials prior discussions remain unresolved as public interest grows and media eyes watch for a clear path forward.
The piece surveys mixed opinions on the Salvation Army praising its work among neglected communities while criticizing its appearance and methods. It also quotes views from The York manufacturer on cooperation and touches on Harrison and language usage critiques in a broad, opinionated Washington Post context.
Colonel Bam Boyd of the Wilkes-Barre News-Dealer is praised for fearless independence in Democratic politics. The column notes Cleveland’s court vacancy debates with Hill, Hornblower, and other Pennsylvania figures, mentioning Garman, Lessenring, Magee, and potential congressional runs amidst factional tensions.
The piece notes Democratic and Republican taunts over reform and leadership. It highlights criticism of President Cleveland for absentee governance, hints at Quay and Myers political dynamics, and mentions Hoke Smith’s absence from a veterans reunion and Harrity’s smooth convention control.
The Tribune notes Lackawanna is the only county with two Democratic hopefuls for the Superior court and argues Judge Smith could win, creating dual representation. It asserts Smith’s electability is strong, counters claims of anti Willard sentiment, and notes expected Republican wins with seven judges elected.
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