Scranton Tribune Entry From Beranton Maine Listing Staff
The Scranton Tribune Daily and Weekly notes publication from Beranton Maine under The Tribune Printing Company with staff including E P Kingsbury Gens Mor E H Ripple Geo Amo Trees Livy G Richard Epiron W W Davis and W V Youngs among others. The note mentions local arts husting and business managers in New York Maine.
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E. H W. Ripple
Geo
Amo Trees
LIVY
G. Richard
Epiron
W. W. Davis
Business
Manaces
W. V. Youngs
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Manan
National figures listed with McKinley ticket and local officials
The text notes national leaders President William McKinley and Vice President Garret Hobart with congressmen and county officers, listing commissioners auditors and representatives. It mentions Maloy McKinney in a lime light on the silver fallacy duo and a speech to Homestead workers, urging Canton readers to view more on the next page.
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Maloy McKintey
Canton
McKinley Campaign Receives Massive Labor and Business Support
A sweeping show of support for McKinley unfolds as Frank Bland and the Homestead workers join a broad Republican surge. Chicago travelers seek cross party votes, while reform critics clash over protection, silver, and party unity amid a national election climate.
Silver Coinage Debate Runs Through Pennsylvania
The piece notes voters in Scranton comparing dollar values to Mexican money and shows Pennsylvania Democrats shifting positions on free coinage of silver. It cites April 19 Allentown opposition and September Harrisburg endorsement, with a likely November re-tack on the issue.
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London
Paris
Berlin
Scranton
Walteal
Allentown
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Chicago
Weary of Cleveland and Free Silver in West Virginia
A 19th century letter from West Virginia laments the return to Cleveland era politics. The author asks why voters rally for free silver and trade while fearing future costs, recalling four years of hardship under Cleveland wearily.
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Bryan
Cleveland
West Virginia
Chauncey Depew Urges Currency Stability for Prosperity
Chauncey Depew delivers a speech to commercial travelers arguing that a fixed stable standard of value is essential for business confidence. He criticizes populist platforms and calls for robust financial systems, noting capital and labor mutual reliance and praising the nation’s productive power amid current economic strain.
Labor Day Speech Sparks Debate on Equity and Union Votes
The speaker defends equal opportunity and criticizes employer influence on ballots. He cites New York Central workers, noting most voted for Cleveland in a past election while asserting some followed leaders like Whitney and Connolly, not Sulzer and Sheehan. The tone blends humor with political persuasion.
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Aryan
New York Central Railroad
New York Central
Politiehin
Bryan
Sawlichman
Jerry
Lam
Iim
Hose
Chow Laughtorn
Willy
New York
Cleveland
Harrison
Messinten
Cheyre
Whitney
Conudett
Sulzer
Sheehan
Reading Times Critiques Drevan’s Politic Rhetoric
The Reading Times condemns Drevan as a demagogue who preys on sectional bias and class resentment. It argues his speeches incite agrarianism and social revolution, portraying him as a danger to national dignity and the presidency.
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Drevan
Denis Keirney
Uwhoollims
Proncieco Sand Lote
Fle
Fragmentary political remark on administration and platform
A brief, incomplete line questions the temporary adoption of governing principles and the platform behind the administration. The statement hints at evaluation of policy alignment but lacks specifics or named entities.
Whitelaw Rats Letter On Silver Currency Debate
The piece argues against popular voting on the eighth commandment and criticizes silver currency. It states the US sells far more to gold countries than silver, questions paying wheat and other staples in silver bullion, and warns of wage and price inflation with a crash. It notes editors and orators are not directing the campaign and that the people are thinking for themselves.
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New York State
Saratoga
Frank &. Wack
Blick
Reresviner
Hath
Neven
Platt
Fran S. Black
Maine
Thomas B. Reed
Tie
Black
New York
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Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Monroe County
Pennsylvania
Rochester
Mqnors
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United States
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Urania Owl Bands
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Tilt
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Polla
Wold
Jollere
Editora
Join
Patterson speech on Chicago platform gold or silver policy
C Stuart Patterson argues the Chicago platform calls for government chosen gold or silver payment options. He warns such a policy would break gold and silver parity and force payment in depreciated currency, risking repudiation.
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