Coroner and Surveyor Elections in Scranton See Race Debate
Coroner Samuel P. Longstree t M D and Surveyor Edmund A. Bartl of Scranton are named for upcoming elections on November 5. The piece critiques Gorman and Maryland spellbinders, arguing against race-based representation in national conventions and urging adoption of Pennsylvania’s voting basis for the national level. It also notes President Cleveland’s removal of Bank Examiner Plummer of Tennessee for alleging foreign control of the treasury and calls the truth piercing.
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Cuban belligerents and U S peso in politics debate
Senator Call argues the United States could back Cuban independence by cutting Spain relations, warning of Spain tightening grip on Cuba. while discussions on building height and health effects of artificial light frame a broader policy and public interest debate.
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United States
Spain
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Scotland
Marseilles
France
Rouen
Walla
Scranton
America Must Help Cuba Against Oppression
The piece argues that Spain cannot claim Cuba as its own and calls for U S aid to Cuban freedom. It denounces government hands in the matter, warns that America is already meddling, and cites Warner Miller’s Sunday observance plank as a nod to government principle.
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Spain
Cuba
Uncle Sam
Warner Miller
Diplomatic tiff over Venezuelan attaché arrest in New York
The Washington Post reports a Venezuelan minister plans to sue New York municipal authorities for an insult to Venezuelan dignity after Attache Don Alberto Fombona was arrested. If satisfaction is not given, Don Jose Andrade may seek action in Congress. The incident centers on immunity and diplomatic honor.
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Don Jose
Hamilton Fish
New York City
Senor
Don Alberto Fombona
Don Alberto
Otham
Jadlea
Calaboose
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Washington Post
Political Points and State Race Gossip Across Headlines
The piece notes Chris Magee’s skepticism about Pittsburg probes by a Quay committee and urges honest municipal oversight. It reports Governor Hastings preparing a ten day Ohio stump for the Republican ticket with Heltler, hints at Stineman replacing Lemon, and cites Quay’s influence on candidate selection amid Ohio delegation chatter.
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Pittsburg
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Hastings
Ohio
Ucket
Irvale
Heltler
The South's Industrial Future in National View
Excerpts from Philadelphia Inquirer Lebanon Report and Pittsburg Times praise southern industrial progress and the Cotton States and Internations exposition. They urge unity between the North and South to boost prosperity and national greatness through expanded manufacturing and trade.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
South
Pittsburg
Coors
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United States
Progress at the World's Fair Exposition
Norristown Herald notes visitors can now attend the Atlanta exposition to observe progress in inventions and arts over the past two years. The report highlights rapid developments and the display of new achievements at the event.
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Norristown Herald
Exhibition Opens as Symbol of New South Progress
The Atlanta exhibition opening marks a sign of southern advancement and national blessing, greeted with joy. A Philadelphia Record reflection notes Atlanta has come full circle, thirty years after capture, now dominating.
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Patrioms Wil AM Holt Te
Philadelphia
Atlanta
New South
Patriota
Daily Horoscope Prawn by Ajacedina in 1805 Tribune
A spoof horoscope citing sensational cases and comical overheard exchanges. It jokes about a £15,000 slander award, sheriff levies on Taylor Ice, and a typo filled tale of Baraket Azore seeking damages. The piece riffs on gossip and streetcar misadventures, ending with humorous quotes about authority and manners.
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Ajacedina
the Tribune
Cnet
Smith-Burns
Taylor Ice Company
Baraket Azore
Barasket
Lackawanna County
The Root of the Evil in Elections
A collection of editorial excerpts arguing primaries as the root of democratic problems. Debates about judge Stewart's proposal to require voting at primaries, voter turnout, and the influence of party delegates on elections. Q
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