Scranton Tribune Staff and Office Contacts
The Scanton Tribune lists E. P. Kingsbury as Pace and Gen's Man with C. H. Ripple as Secretary and Treasurer. Livy 8 Mrichard is noted in association with Boston. W. Davis is noted as Gutincos Manaace and W. W. Toungs as Rev. Manan. New York Office Tribune Building Frank & Giray Manager.
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Pace
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C. H. Ripple
LIVY
Mrichard
Bostos
W. Davis
Gutincos Manaace
W. W. Toungs
Rev. Manan
New York
Offco
Tribune Building
Frank & Giray
Frank Black
Boyd Thacher
Presidential and local ticket list announced
National ticket shows President William McKinley and Vice President Garret A Hobart. State representatives include Alas ha Grow and Samuel A Davenport. County ticket lists William Connell with Commissioners W Roberts and Giles Roberts. Auditors A E Kiefer and Fred Ward also named.
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William Mkinley
Garret A. Hobart
Congress
William Connell
W. Roberts
Giles Roberts
A. E. Kiefer
Fred 1
Ward
Unclear Senate and Representative Race Notes From Scranton
Fragmentary lines cite Senate Nat District and representatives like John Farr Connell Mackey Reynolds with vague remarks about Scranton unity and merit. No concrete results, dates, or places beyond Scranton context are readable.
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Senate
J. Scortrt
John Rt. Farr
Connell
Mackey
Jon F. Reynolds
Farmer's grievances vs. reform and Republican policy
The piece argues farmers suffer less from price declines as income falls with costs, asks for broader economic modernization, and supports Republican protectionism and sound currency. It urges prudent tariff policy, warns against class favoritism, and backs McKinley era leadership and cautious reform.
Duty of the Individual in Hard Times Cited by Troy Times
The Troy Times urges prompt payment of obligations and skepticism toward unbacked rumors. It warns that small unpaid bills drain trade and delay recovery, while both creditors and debtors must show prudence. It calls for common sense and caution to ease crises.
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Troy Times
Slate Trade Expands From Slatington to Europe and Beyond
Slatington region reports a surge in slate exports to England and Europe with July shipments of 72 cars and 3500 squares and total August exports reaching 210 cars. Orders exceed 10 000 squares to be shipped over the coming year as quarries run at full capacity.
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Slatington
Carbon Elate
Europe
Danielsville
South America
Australia
New York
Philadelphia
Philadelphi Journal of Commerce
Slate Industry Emerges In Pennsylvania Trade Show
A report highlights growth in slate production centered in Slattington Pennsylvania with exports expanding as two months of orders suggest a new field for this industry. The piece links the outlook to McKinley administration reciprocity and notes Arthur Sewall’s resignation from the American Merchant Marine association in support of protective trade measures.
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Slattington
Pennsylvania
McKinley
Arthur Sewall
American Merchant Marine Association
Mr. Bryan
Shvan Ja Politch
Sewall
British Foreign Policy Under Scrutiny and 1896 Elections
A lengthy editorial critique questions the British foreign office over Armenian policy and potential European war. It analyzes Salisbury and England’s moral duty, cites credit and bank runs, and discusses McKinley era finances, Wall Street influence, and 1896 election dynamics with references to Bryan, Thacher, Hastings, and federal officeholders.
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Foreign Office
England
Turkey
Salisbury
Great Britain
Farmers and Protection in a Free Trade World
We urge the farmer to uphold Protection as essential to national prosperity. The sugar trust and low duties threaten agriculture while cities prosper. rural interests fear loss of influence in lawmaking. The author, Westbrook Merring of Maplewood PA, argues for continued protection to keep farmers competitive and money at home.
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Clinmunication de Electric Railroad
Mlo
Romive
Westbrook Merring
Friends of Protection
Canada
Democratic Party
Ted
Ilise
United States
Cain
Weatbrook Merring
Maplewood
Mexican Object Lessons In Instructive Letter
An Instructive letter from Charles B Broadbent recounts Mexican labor conditions. It contrasts wages and clothing for Mexican workers with American and Texas workers, describes shops in Mexico, and recounts Henry J Ware's Mexico tour that shifted his Democratic stance. The piece urges American unions to send impartial observers to Mexico to witness workshops and living conditions firsthand.
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New York Tribune
Charles 8
Broadbent
del Rio
Tex
Mexico
Texas
Southern Pacific
Comstock
Tienry J. Ware
Monterey
Santillo
San Luis Potosi
City of Mexico
Aguas Calientes
Guadalajara
Ware
United States
Belele
Plaias
Samuel
The Ideal Newspaper Statement From Buffalo Enquirer Editor
Editor Joseph O Connor proclaims the paper will deliver neighborhood, national, and world news clearly and honestly. It vows to avoid sensationalism and misrepresentation and to stress serving humanity through accurate facts.
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Joseph O'Connor
The
Buffalo Enquirer
The Enquirer Independent Yet Honest in Purpose and Tone
The Enquirer vows independence not neutrality and will publish frank opinions based on merit and the general good. It seeks trusted reader friendship, tolerance, generosity, and courtesy while guiding public discourse with candor and moral optimism.
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Enquirer
Ichaya
Finequirer
The
The Great Ability of General Harrison in Campaign Speeches
The Allentown Chronicle notes Harrison’s speeches in the campaign reveal vast knowledge and broad patriotic fervor, elevating him among political thinkers. It contrasts McKinley’s fronting before the people with Harrison’s growing public esteem and impact.
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Harrison
McKinley
Lost Possessions of England prompts imperial return debate
Lew Rosen's London Letter questions if Britain can win the United States back under imperial sway. The new book reviewed, The Lost Possessions of England by W. F. Lord, argues the republic remains distant from empire restored.
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Lew Rosen
London
Great Britain
United States
England
W. F. Lord
Republic of the
Fragmentary 19th Century Anglo American Debate
The text discusses beliefs about the United States breaking into separate powers and the Seaboard elites aligning with Anglo-Saxon traditions. It notes English admiration for American language, literature, fashion, social norms, and laws, seen as signs toward reconciliation with the crown.
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West
Great Britain
United States
Seaboard
Waterloo Ends Wild Ride of Noted Daredevil on Bike
The Washington Star recalls a fearless rider who tamed brutes and sped along treacherous routes. His quest for speed led him to dangerous stunts on the cannon hall express and a dramatic downfall when a bike crisis forced him to seek help, ending his reckless career.
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Cannon Hall Express
Washington Star
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