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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1895

Page

7

Political slate lists local judicial and state officers

For Judges of the Superior Court Charles E. Rice Luverne E N Willard Lackawanna Howard J Reeder Northampton James A Beaver Center John J Wickham Beaver George B Orlady Huntingdon War State Treasurer Benjamin J Haywood Mercer For Surveyor Edmund A Bartl Scranton The opening line notes the saddest feature this year the widespread prevalence of individuals who do not know they are deceased.

Charles E. Rice Luverne E. N. Willard Lackawanna Howard J. Reeder Northampton James A. Beaver Center John J. Wickham Beaver George B. Orlady Huntingdon Benjamin J. Haywood Mercer

Homecoming of Quay Tied to Magee Factional Plot

A Philadelphia political dispute centers on Senator Quay's Florida trip and Penrose’s interviews about the Andrews probing committee. The piece urges party unity over factional maneuvering and hints at hostility to Magee if revealed after November 5. The writer notes the current political infighting distracts from larger state concerns.

Senator Quay Florida Christopher L. Magee Penrose Andrews Lexon Pittsburg Philadelphia Magee

Reed as Speaker Will Serve Nation and Party

The article argues Thomas B. Reed will act for national welfare and party stability as speaker, dismissing critics who fear his influence on presidential prospects. It cites Reed's record of upright public service and integrity, asserting insinuations against him are insulting and impertinent.

Thomas B. Reed House of Representatives Reel Reed Gorman Maryland Boas

Treasury debt and deficits under Harrison and later years

The article lists interest bearing indebtedness figures from 1892 to 1899, noting declines during Harrison’s presidency and increases under the subsequent administration. It reports a deficit for the year ending June 20, 1895 of 43 million and adds July–August overspending of about 14 million, totaling a substantial overall rise in debt.

Rochester Post-Express Washington Treasury Harrison

Republican Prosperity and Democratic Defeat Highlighted

The article cites Harrison era budget savings of $99 234 576 and a net debt reduction to favor the Republicans over the current Democrats. It contrasts export and import declines with Wilson era Britain’s trade gains, frames political blame on Tammany and local editors, and notes Cuba's provisional government and calls for U S recognition. It comments on press changes in Scranton and Wilkes-Barre and questions Republican reform commitment.

Harrison Treasury London Times Wilson Great Britain London Times Board of Trade

Common ties pull Mexico and Cuba toward union

A reflective column argues Mexico and Cuba share language history and kinship, suggesting Mexico may recognize Cuba and Cuba could seek a close alliance. It criticizes U S indifference to Cuba, questions political patronage, and notes impending debates on schooling funding and reform.

Mexico Cuba Spain

Political intrigue and party loyalty in Harrisburg whispers

The article discusses Governor Hastings facing factional pressure with Captain Delaney choosing neutrality to honor obligations to Senator Quay. It notes Platt’s ties to Quay, Vanderbilts’ limited influence, and Bradford county delegates switching to Quay under pressure. It forecasts departmental purges and condemns traitors while praising the governor as a fighter who honors pledges.

Gober Hastings Captain Delaney Senator Quay Ans Delane Aald Gener Quay Platt Lackawanna New York Vanderbilts Delaware, Lickawanna and Western Railroad Company Beaver Harrisburg Bradford County Gilkeson Mr. Platt Express Vaneuses Expres Manson Famle

Political Rumors and Shifts Hint at Future Conventions

The piece notes whispers about Thomas B. Reed likely shaping the next house and using influence at the coming convention. It mentions Lackawanna county delegates instructed, Vent's denial of recanting free silver, and changes in local political staffing including John McCarthy joining Washington as secretary.

Thomas B. Reed Wilkes-Barre Arra Lackawanna County

New Bond of Union Promoted Between North and South

A Pittsburgh paper urges wider familiarity between Pennsylvanians and Georgians, predicting closer business and social ties and noting an exposition will help foster freer intercourse and mutual understanding between states. The Washington Post warns public schools must teach essential basics and avoid overreaching into colleges or professional training. A piece on repairs critiques ongoing conversion costs and frequent maintenance needs.

Pittsburg Commercial-Gagette Washington Post

Committee hints at lectures and a trolley party tease

The caller jokes about Cornelius Smith and a lecture on metaphysics and hypnotism. A forthcoming week features a grand trolley party hosted by Mr I Hurns for friends to Pecky Ne with cheese beer and a band. Judges and a Tribune statistician figure as guests in a playful exchange.

Cornelius Smith Mr. Smith I. Hurns

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