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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1895
Page
7
The piece argues Sunday liquor sales should be decided locally, not by broad moral dictates. It defends non sectarian law and notes most Americans favor Sunday observance, contrasting with European norms and criticizing misleading newspaper reports about Harrison and McKinley.
The piece argues farmers will note costs from shifting from protection to a deficit tariff under Republican rule. It claims truck farmers lost urban markets when tariffs rose, mills closed, and wool growers faced free wool impacts forcing sales or half-price clips, signaling a tariff reversal.
A political analysis argues Pennsylvania needs a standout presidential candidate to attract national respect. It notes no current Pennsylvanian matches national standards and urges developing leaders with proven public service and integrity to win the party’s support at the next convention.
Former Senator Warner Nester argues the Saratoga convention's Sunday observance stance is a ploy by Tammany Hall to gain control of New York. He claims the vote loss stemmed from this influence and asserts two decent Democrats could pivot the outcome if the stance changes.
The Louis Globe Democrat notes that chemical wafers and concentrated foods may ease hunger briefly but cannot replace normal rations for marching troops. It asserts an army fed on hard tack, bacon, and coffee will outpace foes hindered by poor digestion and sour tastes.
The Tebanon News argues there is no good reason to prolong the presidential campaign as voters are familiar with candidates' personal crises and understand the issues, enabling an intelligent ballot. The South Globe-Democrat notes American trains and tracks compare favorably in cost and speed, highlighting the United States’ rail system strength.
The Altoona Tribune notes that leaders rise from varied beginnings as workers who commit full time, persevere, and steadily advance rather than complain about early pay. It highlights dedication and long-term effort as keys to achievement.
A Chicago Tribune note critiques Mrs Bollington Booths plan to reform the new woman habit saying no new woman can be molded by her prescription. The column mocks the idea of a strong minded husband guiding modern feminine conduct.
A Chicago dispatch reports a lieutenant, Peary, to retire amid controversy over summer vacations at a public expense. The piece argues he should resign to quiet the matter and restore public trust.
A man in Chicago shows growing interest in reclaiming an overcoat pledged by his uncle. The tense scene hints at financial strains as the debtor contemplates ending the pawned item’s lien.
The Buffalo News reports a bold campaign pace with pointed messaging and strategic actions aimed at persuading voters. The piece highlights a decisive push by Viellance and his handpicked team to secure a statewide race victory.
The item notes a Philadelphia remark suggesting forgiving Dunraven's past, provided he refrains from presenting his impressions in a book. The quote hints at social judgments and the power of出版 discretion within the era.
An antiquated dialogue reports plans for a musical event at the courthouse tonight with announcers and soloists including Ir. Pancena and mentions a temperance drink and a club in New York. The scene also notes exchange lines about meal boxes and Scranton uniforms as a backdrop to sports chatter.
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