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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1896

Page

4

The Republican Ticket National and Local Nominations

The ticket lists President William McKinley and Garret Hobart for national office. It names at large congressmen Galusha A Grow Samuel A Davenport and local officials including William Connell, commissioners W Roberts Giles Roberts and auditors A E Kiefer Fred L Ward.

Galusha A. Grow Samuel A. Davenport Congress William Connell W. Roberts Giles Roberts Auditore A. E. Kiefer Fred L. Ward

Republicans renominate district officers amid county political debate

The piece notes First district Republicans nominating Representative Ferr for a fourth term amid a heated pre convention contest with Farr from the Providence area facing divided opposition. It discusses county commissioners in Luzerne and Lackawanna, court house plans, and broader views on education costs and politics, citing press and university studies.

Ferr Farr Providence Wilkes-Barre Lackawanna Court Luzerne Lucerne County Elte Flacco Luzerne County Lackawanna County Court House Board of Commissioners Mesurs Roberts Roberta

Gold standard era boosts U S prosperity and debt relief

The gold standard has prevailed since 1853 with wartime paper currency only between 1862 and 1879. After 1873 the silver dollar was dropped, debt fell from 1 71 billion to 716 million, interest costs dropped, savings rose, and average wages increased from 347 to 445 per worker.

United States C. Stuart Patterson

Maine Victory Powers Statewide Momentum and Manley Smile

A political spillover notes Maine's sweeping win across counties and state offices. The piece cites broad gains in the legislature with 145 of 151 House seats, all counties carried, and every state senatorial district won, signaling broad support and a Manley-led mood.

Maine House of Representatives Joe Manley

Poll of Des Moines rail passengers tallies farmers data

Last week Des Moines Capital conducted passenger polls on trains out of Des Moines. The tallies list stations and sums for routes including Chicago & Northwestern Jewell Junction to Ames McKinley Bryan Palmer and Rock Island Grand Junction Des Moines with figures such as McKinley 140 Bryan 28 Palmer 1 and noncommittal counts.

Dea Moines Northern & Western Fonda McKinley Bryan Palmer Tollows Keokuk & Western Wayne Decatur Rock Island Brooklyn Chicago Girat Western Fair Traine Ian Atlantic Chicago & Northwestern MeKintey Des Moines Adel Scattering Colfax Hawarden Des Moines Northern and Western Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Albin Des Moines Northern & Western Bone McKinley Dowbt- Tul Atlantic Northwestern Doubtful Polk City Freight Keokuk Levering Coca Rapids Herndon Hivan Fonds Rock Island & Pacific Stuart Winterset Branch Jewell Junction Ames Hook Island Northern & Western Trai AicKinley Eagle Grove Grand Junction McKinsey

Dollar price and value in trade quoted by Harrison

Benjamin Harrison asserts that currency values differ by commodity price. He argues silver and gold dollars are not interchangeable at fixed cloth or fur exchange rates, and the fur trader sets these equivalents.

Benjamin Harrison

Cause of the Split in Pike County

In Beaver Dam Ohio a reader-narrator describes a political split among Populists and Democrats over Bill Hardtiste and Sewall, detailing factional demands, monetary influence, and threats to switch support if patronage promises are not kept. The piece depicts rural anger, old loyalties, and a clash over loyalty to Watson, Bryan, and McKinley.

Beaver Dar Pike Co Ohio Deer Sur Ole Bui Hardtiste Buckner Fort Donelson Fort Belin Tomas Jefferson Ole Bill Bryan Sewall Kuntry Tom Watson Sewell Maine Watson Arkansas Anxus

Rose and longing in a hidden bower poem excerpt

The verse from Ball Mall Gazette ponders a dreamy summer hour in a rosy garden by the sea. The speaker longs for a fair presence blessing each leaf and bud while debating wise patience and discreetness to win or preserve the beloved.

Ball Mall Gazette

Powderly and gold standard debate in Carbondale

In Carbondale the local view on Hon. T. V. Powderly shifts with the gold standard issue. The editorial argues Powderly changed stance on principle while condemning those who switch solely to align with the Democratic party. It praises honest disagreement among silver and gold standard supporters.

T. V. Powderly Powderly Pennsylvania Mr. Powderly Democratic Party Chicago Silver Democrats

Black speech decries free coinage as hurtful policy

Frank 8 Black, Republican candidate for New York governor, argues against free coinage. He contends the nation lacks bullion to coin and warns that small states with limited populations would be asked to supply bullion to the larger states to make a dollar worth 100 cents.

Frank 8. Black Reputlcan New York Pennsylvania Ohio Timeis Massachusetts Maine

Citizens must decide by citizenship not partisanship

The speaker urges voters to think for themselves in the coming election and to settle the choice by citizenship rather than partisanship, warning it would be a grave mistake to heed only others.

William M. Sloane James W. Alexander Board of Trustees Princeton University Princeton Yale Harvard University of Wisconsin Ann Arbor Scranton West Market Street Turnpike Company

Protective policy urged to restore demand for farm goods

The piece argues that in harder times workers were unemployed and US wheat exports rose while domestic consumption fell. It claims lowered duties and higher imports harm farmers and laborers, and asserts that adequate protection will revive mills, create jobs, mobilize idle money, and secure paying prices for farm products.

Taffy Versus Fact In Connelleville Dispute

In the Connelleville Courier Billy Bryan attacks hypocrisy as he notes speeches favor the common people while wealthy mine owners reap profits, portraying a clash over inequitable distribution and rhetoric.

Connelleville Billy Bryan

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