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The Tribune lists Tebemed ae Gores and Pat Hehing oy as editors for the daily and weekly editions, noting the Sunday edition is omitted.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1896
Page
7
The Tribune lists Tebemed ae Gores and Pat Hehing oy as editors for the daily and weekly editions, noting the Sunday edition is omitted.
The fragment lists President William McKinley and Vice President Garret Hobart with Congressmen-at-Large Galusha A. Grow, Samuel A. Davenport, and Congressman William Connell. Commissioners include W. Roberts, Giles, and A. E. Kiefer with Fred Ward as auditor.
A satirical notice mocks a doggerel campaign burlesque on the Lord's Prayer printed by a paper. It lists Senate 2nd District COL W J Scott Representative 1st District John R B Farr old district A T Connell 4th District Dr N C Mackey John F Reynolds.
The special commission led by Governor Hastings finds the immediate fault lies with the on duty supervisor whose error cost forty eight lives. It urges strengthening mining safety while rejecting doubling mine inspectors and cautions merchants fearfully reflect in silver policy. The piece also critiques Bryan's free silver program and notes business sentiment fears a Bryan victory.
At a Liverpool gathering William E. Gladstone urged affirmative and aggressive government steps in the Bosphorus. He argued the massacres stem from Turkish officials and the sultan’s palace, calling out denial and urging Europe to act beyond moral rhetoric.
The veteran statesman rejects England yielding to other powers and warns against Europe waging war to halt Armenian crises. He says public pressure and moral duty may compel ministers to act, while Lord Salisbury faces a tough choice in handling the Armenian dilemma amid European diplomacy pressures. The note ends by criticizing Bryanism in the anthracite region.
The article traces U S policy on the Venezuela British Guiana boundary from a presidential message urging a commission to a mixed American British panel to determine facts and a three member tribunal for unsettled points. It notes the shift from defending the boundary with force to seeking arbitration and joint decisions.
In Carbondale supporters from both parties back John F. Reynolds for representative in the Fourth district praising his qualifications. His opponent Fadden represents a Democratic fringe and Reynolds is seen as better suited to defend district interests at Harrisburg, earning broad respect locally.
The article condemns Senator Tillman’s remarks during a coal region tour calling for intimidation of workers who support McKinley. It notes the dangerous rhetoric could draw indictable charges as voters in Schuylkill county shift away from Bryan toward Republican support, citing Tillman’s threat to secede if free silver fails.
The Washington gold reserve approaches 125 million dollars signaling market confidence and a stable finances outlook. The Washington Star notes strong foreign payment trends, suggesting that gold will flow in with renewed trade and investment balance, hinting at improved business conditions if McKinley wins.
A Buffalo Enquirer commentary contrasts Democrats and Republicans in a campaign clash. It argues the Democrats claim to champion the poor while criticizing trusts and currency changes, while Republicans defend a pro mass policy record and accuse Democrats of pursuing risky monetary reforms. It highlights debates over free coinage, tariffs, and national finance and frames the contest as democracy against plutocracy.
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