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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1894
Page
4
Philadelphia reporter quotes Mr. Hines claiming a square vote record on Wilson tariff repeal and silver coinage. The piece notes district ridicule of Hines as a two year butt of jokes, with Singerly blaming the party for consequences in November.
The piece argues that the New York Republican gubernatorial contest reflects party confidence rather than genuine factionalism. It warns the party risks overemphasizing individual ambitions as New York history shows persistent disorganization and county cliques, while Tammany remains a common foe.
A political commentary argues for organized party unity in New York, criticizing current Republican chieftains and calling for a strong state organization and an effective organizer. It contrasts with Pennsylvania and praises disciplined, principle driven party progress. It also cites Washington Post critiques of Democrat policy and Maine results, urging a return to calm, productive governance.
The September Com metropolitan magazine prints The Anobiography of a President by T C Crawford about Grover Cleveland with Brisben Walker questioning its realism. Kings County primaries tilt to Morton and Platt forces with Depew predicted to back Morton. Harrison reports GOP strength in New Jersey and West Virginia. Philadelphia events outline Democratic reception at Academy of Music September 20 and Union Republican club actions.
The Chester Times lauds Mayor Everett Warren of Scranton as an eminent lawyer and clean, earnest man reflecting credit on Pennsylvania Republicanism. It notes Warren as a future voice in higher politics and the State League of Republican clubs, while detailing statewide results including a Maine plurality around 38084 and Nelson Dingley’s reelection by 10100.
Edward P. Mitchell plans a comprehensive biographical piece on Charles A. Dana editor of the New York Sun. The article will trace Dana’s Brook Farm connection and his Civil War service as secretary of war under Lincoln, with views of his New York office and Long Island home.
Gilbert Parker presents a powerful serialized tale beginning this Saturday in the twelve-page Trinoxe. The nation awaits the opening chapters and daily installments continue until the conclusion. Do not miss the start.
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