Scranton and Others Named For Various County Posts
A list of candidates appears for multiple county offices including Joseph A. Scranton for Congress Raeonto Boblet W Archbald for Raeonto, Shey Rane H Clemons for Sheriff, Thomas D Davies for County Treasurer, John H Thomas for Clerk of the Court Prothonotary Clarence E Pryor for Prothonotary and John ih Jones for District Attorney in the upcoming election.
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Congres
Oseph A. Scranton
Raeonto
Boblet W. Archbald
Shey
Rane H. Clemons
Treamiver
Homas D. Davies
John H. Thomas
Clarence E. Pryor
John Ih Jones
Local Election Officials Named in Scranton Area
The article lists a slate of election officials including John I. Farr from Scranton, Alert Connell from the Third district, Frank J. Glover, and Charles P. O'Malley of Ol...election date noted as November.
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John i. Farr
Scran
Alert Connell
Frank J. Glover
Moo
Charles P. O'Malley
Olyphan
Sime
Hill's rise in Democratic ranks sparks national attention
The piece analyzes Senator Hill's shifting role within the Democratic party amid tariff and income tax debates, praising his strategic moves from Chicago to state leadership actions. It also criticizes coverage in the Philadelphia Times as biased while detailing wool market moves and tariff effects on Ohio and Washington wool growers.
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Hill
Senator Hill
United
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Cleveland Democracy
Cleveland Co
Gsident
Veland
Senate
Tammany
China
Ohio
Wooldfield
Washington
Mr. Slagerly
Hastings
Hir
Mil
Singarly
New Deal Demand Shakes Tammany Era In 1900s Shadow
The piece argues against a Tammany ally for governor, urging a new deal amid public reform. It contrasts Cleveland's political fate with Hill’s rise, noting Elmira Telegram and Tribune positions, then suggests Breckinridge believes Democrats will hold Arkansas.
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Tammany
Troy
Mosby
Free Trade Debate and Political Attacks in The Times and Record
The Times and its Philadelphia counterpart the Record clash over rates promised by Frank Hurd and free traders. The Record argues free wool hurts American growers. the debate touches on consumer interests, protection, and industrial policy amid remarks on senator Hill and various newspaper positions.
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Frank Hurd
Times
Philadelphia
Hines Under Fire From Philadelphia Press on Trade Posts
The Philadelphia press questions Mr. Hines's statesmanship, citing a pattern of criticizing the Wilson bill then supporting it, and failing to secure useful post office appointments. It argues Luzerne should reject Hines and favor Leisenring, predicting a party change if Republicans act.
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Thildelphia Press
Hines
Wilson
Luzerne
Leisenring
Irou Hines
New Life
E. Grewer
Old Post Office
Penn Avenue
Spruce Street
Scranton
Trust No Third Party on Silver Coinage Debate
In Washington Pont, the piece argues that any free coinage adjustment should occur without a new party realignment. It notes that Republicans and Democrats share some common ground on policy and warns that a third party’s rise could disrupt checks and balances, urging citizens to oppose such a shift.
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Washington Pont
Jonve
Partea
Misfortune Over Coinage Blessings Rejected
A fragment notes a national misfortune where the promises of free and unlimited coinage would fail to offset the harm. It suggests economic or political critique without detailing specific events or entities. The language implies a broader historical debate about monetary policy and national welfare.
Washington Fest and the Cuckoo Canary of Delusion
The piece mocks a Washington paper and its belief that Senator Gorman blocked tariff law, portraying the paper as deluded and dangerous. It compares the paper to a cuckoo in denial, warns of potential violence, and laments the futility of arguing with such entrenched madness.
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Washington
Baltimore
Gorman
Congress
Siam
Seneca Jabs on Bay Duty and New York Election
The piece notes a duty adjustment on bay lowering costs for Canadian farmers to compete with New York. It says New York farmers can keep prices and gain per ton, or cut prices to boost sales. It mentions a forthcoming election in New York next November regarding this arrangement.
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New York State
New York
Green Ridge Item Reflects Party Confidence Standard
A Republican criticizes a local official in Green Ridge for not using full power to aid party success, arguing such conduct forfeits party confidence and membership.
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Green Ridge
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Indianapolis News
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Scranton Business College
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