Election Time Nov 6 Sets Dates in Scranton News
For Compress Date A Scranton For Low Joe Robert W Archbald Dor Bhenf Rank Hf Clemons Forts Tregauvert Thomas D Davies Nek f the Cute Tes On E Thomas For Prothonotary Clarence Fe Pryor For D a Attorney Joha R Toner For Recurde Charles Huester For Rene Ola Tas Hopkins For Pets Commoner Ty J Matthews Election Time Nov 6.
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A. Scranton
Robert W. Archbald
Dor
Clemons
Forts Tregauvert
Davies
E. Thomas
Clarence FE. Pryor
R. Toner
Charles Huester
Rene Ola Tas
Hopkins
TY. J. Matthews
Local Representatives Election Districts Listed
For Representatives First district John Br Farr of Scranton Recond district Alex T Connell of Scranton Third district Frank J Glover of Moo ale Fourth district Charles P OMALLEY of Oliphant Election Thine Nov 6.
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John BR. Farr
Scranton
Alex.t. Connell
Frank J. Glover
Mooale
Charles P. Omalley
Oliphant
Campaign Journal Adage Sparks Delirium Tremens Debate
A chaotic column attacks a campaign paper as irrelevant while praising its own news service. The writer insists The Tribune will keep printing the news long after campaign managers move on with their wind instruments.
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Trieum
Taining
Watres Urged for U.S. Senate by Twentieth District Republicans
The Twentieth district Republican convention unanimously endorsed Lieutenant Governor Louis A. Watres for the 1897 U.S. Senate seat and pledged support. The sentiment echoed at the Fourth district legislative convention, signaling broad regional backing for a Watres candidacy.
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Louis A. Watres
United States
Colonel Watres
Watres
Senate
Cameron
Lackawanna Republicans field a strong ticket for 1906
The party unveils its Twentieth district slate led by James C. Vaughan to face Senator M. E. B. McDonald with veteran John St Farr in the First district and Alex T. Connell in the Second. Frank J. Grover in the Third and Charles P. O Malley in the Fourth seek clear victories while Scranton Traction delays Mulberry street grading, delaying Elmhurst access and sparking calls for action.
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Lackawanna
la Head
James C. Vaughan
M. EB. McDonald
John St Farr
Mulberry Street
Arthur Avenue
Scranton Traction Company
Traction Company
Park
Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company
Elmhurst and
Nay Aug Boulevard
Pattison eyed for railroad post after politics chatter
The Harrisburg Patriot sketches Governor Pattison losing Harrisburg obscurity to a railroad presidency after four years as governor. It notes his wealth increase, a Quaker City mansion purchase, and hints at a future greater office. The commentary also covers Democratic gains, Republican rebound, and local political figures in Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
Pattison
Lehigh Valley Raullway Company
Theas
Quaker City
Distribution of Pamphlets Planned at County Headquarters
Receipt notes arrival at Republican county headquarters of pamphlets for distribution to eligible applicants. The dispatch signals organized outreach and outreach material ready for political outreach in the county.
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Republican County
Philadelphia Preas Seeks McCullen Nomination Fate
Philadelphia notes outline McCullen’s nomination to the congressional ticket and the mixed reactions from party figures. It describes his past attacks on Harrity and the political maneuvering around Read’s possible appointment, with Read celebrating the potential post and planning a brief sailing trip to recover from excitement.
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Philadelphia
Sonenh P. McCullen
Musicians at War in Wilkes-Barre Press Debate
The Wilkes-Barre Leader reports a heated dispute between Mr. Carter and Mr. Morgan over musical criticism with a recent attack by T. J. Davies of Scranton. Davies, backing Welsh singers, proposes a $500 organ-playing trial between Carter and Haydn Evans after his Europe return.
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Wilkes-Barre
Carter
Mr. Morgan
T. J. Davies
Scranton
Davis
Haydn Evans
Europe
Defeat of McAleer Shifts Local Political Balance
Philadelphia Tinea reports Congressman McAleer loses in his own district after years of playing both sides. The piece notes colleagues turned on him, leaving McAleer to face consequences from rivals he previously undercut. Colonel B Singerly is portrayed ruefully as efforts for peace are thwarted.
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Howard Mutchler
Philadelphia
Blintt
Sam
General Reeder
Drinkhouse
Congress
Reeder
Easton
Hart
Krkpatrick
B. J. Mooney
Lugerny County
Bell and Hudson
Scranton Times
Mooney
The
Times
Luzerne
Yrar
John Schreming
Tinea
McAleer
Thia
Bsingerly
Scranton Backed by Protectionists in Key State Race
Green Ridge voters hear that Merrifield would be a protectionist if elected, but opponents insist true protectionists will support Joseph A. Scranton already proven in many campaigns. The piece argues party whip limits Democrat candidates and promotes Scranton as the trusted protectionist choice.
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Green Ridge
Congress
Merrifield
Honoseph A. Scranton
Best paint or none says Beymer Bauman rule
The quotation argues that painting is the best real estate investment as it protects the home and averts repairs, noting some houses stay unsold for lack of paint. It attributes the saying to Beymer Bauman, and asks if it appeared in Nation.
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Dill Nye
Commonwealth
Massachusetts State House
Bill
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Walter Lyon
Alligmeny
Amos EL Mylin
Lancarpen
Hernal Affaire
James W. Latta
Puiladelpula
Galustia A. Grow
Susquamanna
George Ff. Huff
Westmonaland
James C Vaughan
Seranton
Harrieburg
Lackawanna County
Moale
Democratic Journal
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Wagner
Montgomery-Bucks
Washington
Kerr
House of Congress
Democratic Congressional Committee
Pennsylvania
Republican Party
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Bremen
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Archbald
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Elib
Daniel L. Hart
Democrats
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Carbondale
M’aleer
Atlantic
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Victor Yee
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Pooumatic Tire
Williams
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Heaven
Hull & CO
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Columbia Bicycle Agency
Spruce &T
the Tribune
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Pierce’s Market
Penn Avenue
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Carlebad
Cursen, Clemons & CO
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Dr. Hill & Son
Albany
First National
Guernsey Brothers
Atlantic Refining Co
William Mason
Offen
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Pineoe
John Hamlin
Peemens
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