Local Ticket Names Listed for November Election
The slate includes Govern Daniel A Hastings of Center and Walter Lyon of Allegheny for Lieutenant Governor with Amos H Mylin of Lancaster for Auditor General. James W Latta of Philadelphia named for Secretary of Internal Affairs and Galusha A Grow of Subquemania with George F P Huff of Westmoreland for Congress as election time approaches in November.
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Walter Lyon
Allegheny
Amos H. Mylin
Lancarteml
Iternal
James W. Latta
Fuiladelpaia
Congressencat- Lange
Galusha A. Grow
Subquemania
George FP. Huff
Westmoneland
Representatives Election Notice for First District Candidates
For Representatives list reads JOHN 2 FARR of Scranton Pee district ALEX T CONNELL of Third atrice FRANK J GLOVER of Moo Fourth das CHARLES P O MALLEY of Olyphant Election Time Nov 6.
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John 2. Farr
Scranton
Alex. T. Connell
Atrice
Frank J. Glover
Moo
Charles P. O'Malley
Olyphant
Unclear obituary claim leads Pennsylvania journalism scare
A fragmentary remark portrays a sensational death rumor about Titz Trreuse, described as a corpse leading the funeral amid media chatter. The passage uses irony to imply the story’s vitality and the spread of rumor in local journalism.
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Pennsylvania
Speak Out Like a Man on Merrifield Tariff Stand
A Harrisburg Patriot editorial presses Democratic candidate Edward Merrifield of Lackawanna County to declare his position on tariff revision, contrasting him with Rep Joseph A. Cranton and urging clear public stance before six weeks to election. It cites Merrifield as a conservative Protection Democrat and requests his own explanation. It also notes Senator Hill's Saratoga remarks and Rochester Post Express reactions on tariff and free coinage.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Edward Merrifield
Congress
Lackawanna County
Merrifield
Joseph A. Mcranton
Hill
Saratoga
Rochester Post-Express
West
Post- Express
House of Representatives
Political Commentary on Currency and Party Fortunes
The piece argues against repeal of the purchasing clause of the Sherman act as a weak move that unsettles the money question. It praises David B. Hill while warning New York voters about his party's bungling, cites Maine and Populist vote shifts, and notes GOP miscalculations as the Third party pendulum swings.
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Congress
Hill
Piltythird Congress
Maine
David B. Hill
New York
Senator Hill
Hatton dissension rebuffed. Farr nomination endorsed
The First district Republican scene centers on Mr. Farr and Mr. Hatton. The issue is party loyalty, with Ware’s renomination backed by a large majority of Republicans who reject disruption. Farr’s experience and value to Harrisburg outweigh any challenger, while a rival bid risks division. A San Francisco court denies a divorce over hair bleaching and facial paint.
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H.C. Hatton
First Legislative
Farr
Mr. Hatton
Mr. Marr
Tuk Trigun
Ware
Fart
Harrisburg
Davis
Parr
Golden Gate
New Nay Aug Boulevard Nears Completion
Builders of the Nay Aug bridge expect completion by Monday creating a continuous grade from Arthur avenue to Edyvhurst borough. The new boulevard promises scenic views and clean air, but seven blocks of ungraded hillside delay its October opening. Local stockholders and the Scranton Traction company are urged to act to finish access.
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Nay Aug Bridge
Monlay
Arthur Avenue
Nay Aug Park
Edyvhurst
United States
Beranton
Oet
Scranton
Scranton Traction Company
Philadelphia
Political notes on Sixteenth district and party tensions
Ex Governor Beaver urged Republicans in the Sixteenth district to unite against a bitter nomination fight. Cheers for nominating Packer echoed as Benson was named by the Sixteenth Democratic conference. Observers comment on Hill, Cleveland and the Wilkes-Barre Record critiques. Vaughan expected to win in Scranton district. Chicago Dispatch reviews 1895 baseball rule changes and sacrifice hits.
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Williamsport
Beaver
Sixteenth
House of Representatives
Packer
James B. Benson
Potter County
The
Chicago Dispatch
Singerly
Philadelphia
Scranton Printing Industry Praised and Urged Support
In Scranton the printing trade shows strong growth with several first class firms. Printers supplies organizers claim no other city of similar size matches Scranton’s investment and activity in this industry. The piece urges public backing from the board of trade and celebrates local patriotism and union solidarity.
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Scranton
Board of Trade
Tri Tribune
Tte
Tie Trung
Rochester Post Repress and Dem Blame Tariff Panic
The piece argues the Democratic party bears responsibility for the tariff panic, blaming the senator for political spin while noting some nonpolitical factors but insisting a general tariff revision triggered the crisis. It mocks opponents for evasive rhetoric and asserts political blame lies with Democrats.
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Roc'ester
Dem
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Hill
Harrity Explains Knife Incident Amid Harbor Debates
In the Pittsburgh Times report Harrity tries to justify his actions regarding a near knife incident linked to McAlwer while Harbor Master Ryan led the response. Singerly remains cautious as Harrity conducts cautious explanations, skating around the issue as circumstances allow.
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Pittsbury
Harrity
Singerly
McAlwer
Ryan
Advertise Advertisement Rhetoric in Historic Writings
A compact excerpt extols advertising as a merchant’s secret to buyers, urging persistent promotion. The fragment hints at early marketing rhetoric within a commerce-focused text.
Cameron's One Hope and the Silver-Cameron Dynamic
The Cameron boom interests Republicans and Populists alike as Fittsburg Dispatch notes Cameron may push a ticket on tariff and silver to win western states and reform coinage stance. He believes free coinage support would grow if tested in Pennsylvania. Political strategists see a Populist Silverite Cameron coalition as a potential election force.
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Fittsburg
Republican Party
Atlver
Pennsylvania
Local Patriotism at Scranton Board of Trade
The Scranton Board of Trade is faulted for outsourcing its annual report to outside printers, drawing ire from the Scranton Echo which urges local pride and rebuke of perceived indifference. The article lauds Scranton’s civic and industrial growth and criticizes distant handling of city affairs.
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Olyphant
Scranton Board of Trade
Scranton
Scranton Thene
Ite
Rene Apa
Ite Sons
Engo
Typ Oa
Tax Tarmann
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Scranton Tribune
K. P. Kingsbury
General Manor
Mow Yort
Taisun
Guinea
Pmans B
Manada
Scrantor
Luk
Aion
Fcranton
Daniel A. Hastings
Center
Republican County
Congres Sooien
A. Scranton
la Unker W. Archbald
Mereank II
Clemons
Couny
Thomas D. Davies
John H. Thomas
Prathona Jay
Larenne Fe, Pryor
Dairdee Ae Ohn K Jones
Charles Huester
Teliam
Hopkins
T.C. Matthews
Sedalor
Twentieth Sbetries
James C. Vaughan
State of
Mr. Morton
Tua
Pittston
Rochester Post-Expresa
Wilson
Cleveland
Democrata
Wilkes:Barra
J. C. Vaughan
Vaughan
McDonald
MR Harrity
Haviland
China
Carlsbad
Cursen, Clemons & Coo
Cameron
Conrad
Lackawanna Ave
Schepp
Clark
Heaven
Poontiate
Wocondaiy
J.D. Williams & Bro
Lacka. Avenue
Reynolds Bros. Stationers and Engravers
Dr. Hill & Son
Albany
Hull & CO
Bicycle Bargains
Columbia Bicycle Agency
Howard Furnace
Foote & Shear
Pierce’s Market
Penn Avenue
Guernsey Brothers
Wyoming Avenue
EK. Grewer
Walilding
Penn Avenuoe
Spruce Street
University of Pennsylvania
Traversy
Medico-hirurgical College of Philadelphia
EB. Grewer
Penn Avenue and
Sprwee Street
John Hamlin
Piper Scruton
American Veterinary Cob Jage
Columbian School of Comparative Medicing
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