Scranton Tribune Presents Local Notices and Staff Roster
The Scranton Tribune lists the paper’s publication details for Scranton Pennsylvania including publisher Tribune Publishing Company and officers E P Kingsbury and Livy S Richard with signatures. It notes a New York office at Tribune Building with managers Frank and Gray and staff W W Youngs and W W David in roles.
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E. P. Kingsbury
Pere
H. Ripple
Sec
LIVY
S. Richard
Barron
W.W. David
Gremees Manaora
W.W. W. Youngs
Asy
Manan
New York
Tribune Building
Frank & Gray
Political slate details and prophecy on Quay
A list of national and state offices with names for President Vice President Congress Senators and Representatives. The piece notes Col W J Scott John R Farr A T Innell N C Mackey and John F Reynolds among others and quotes Quay predicting a dangerous silver movement through September with a referenced date.
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Senate
Col
W. J. Scott
Deine
John R. Farr
A.T. Innell
N.C. Mackey
John F. Reynolds
Quay
County commissioners and auditors political change urged
In Lackawanna County voters face a choice on whether to change the boards of county commissioners and auditors. The piece argues Republican management has run the county prudently and efficiently with little scandal, urging voters to reject a change when no evidence of failure exists. It also critiques Yale students rioting during Bryan’s speech as a sign of weakness in American collegiate gentility.
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the Times
Pennsylvania
Iter
Lackawanna
New Haven
Bryan
Yale
Declination of John Boyd Thacher Ends Chance for NY Contest
The decline of John Boyd Thacher removes the last thread of hope for a strong Democratic challenge in New York. Analysts say Ned likely to run, but no available figure could unite factions, sidetrack the money question, and threaten the Republican ticket led by Frank Black. Without Thacher’s leadership the New York campaign is reduced to a marginal effort with limited revolt potential.
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John Loyd Thacher
New York
Thacher
Senator Hill
John Boyd Thacher
Frank Black
Thomas ¢. Platt
Pennsylvania
Bryan
Frank
Black
McKinley
Wanamaker Support Sparks Hastings Dismissal Debate
The Wilkes-Barre Times backs John Wanamaker for U S senator and labels Gov Hastings a gigantic failure. The paper hints a campaign of detraction against the common wealth’s chief executive may follow and questions John’s readiness to compare his own and Hastings’s qualifications.
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Wilkes-Barre Times
Frank
John Wanamaker
United States
Hastings
Wanamaker
Commonwealth
John
Daniel H. Hastings
Campaign literature and bias in presidential race debated
The piece discusses John Brisben Walker and his Denver background shaping views on free coinage and Bryan. It analyzes his campaign leaflet, calls it dishonest demagoguery, and weighs effects on voters, bankers, labor, and public order. It notes polling odds for McKinley and comments by Charles Heber Clarke on bimetallism.
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John Brisben Walker
Washington
Denver
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Ordor
Walker
Bryan
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
National Treasury
Pinkerton
Demacogium
Colnare
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Mexico
South America
China
Japan
United States
Ryan
Mr. Walker
Charles Heber Clarke
Major McKinley
Clarke
Forger Claims Letter Posed as Forsythe Missive
A report notes a forged document attributed to J Francis Forsythe, a New York banker, sent to Judge BR Bell of Fort Wayne Indiana. The letter described laboring people as the lower classes and claimed that even a daily wage on a gold standard was enormous pay. The tale mentions rice but ends there in uncertain context.
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Popocraticmpers
J. Francis Forsythe
Wall Street
New York
BR. C. Bell
Fort Wayne
Ind
Pam
New Jersey
Eues
New York Sun
Fake letter blamed on Panocratic campaign managers
A letter denouncing nutritious food and denigrating the lower classes is exposed as a deliberate fake. No such person exists at 11 Wall Street or anywhere in New York, and the Panocratic campaign allegedly published it to provoke class antagonism. Charles Emory Smith contrasts Democrats with a Native American proverb about a lost wigwam. The Republican wigwam remains openly visible.
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J. Francis Forsythe
No. 11
Wall Street
New York City
Charles Emory Smith
Niagara Falls
Ameer
New York Sun
Politics as Seen by the Humorists in The Jersey Jamar
A collage of satirical vignettes on politics and wit from early American papers. Included are a photographer’s bet about the next president, a free silver debate, a teacher’s geology pun, a ventriloquist campaigner, and skits on public discourse from New Jersey and Chicago papers.
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Jersey
Anld
Manliness in Politics at Peckville Convention
The Carbondale Leader reports a Peckville convention where Atr Philbin of Archbald withdrew gracefully, endorsing Mr Reynolds. Philbin, a young man of rare ability, impressed attendees with his calm, principled action and strong support for Reynolds’s nomination.
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Carbondale
Peckville
Atr. Philbin
Archtard
Reynelle
Connars
Mer Philbin
Canvars Lesan
Reynolds
Reynolda
Philbin
Niether
Patrick A. Fhithln
Archbald
Tuesday Has No Future Before Him In Carbondale
The passage notes that Tuesday has no future ahead and that Mr. Philbin will speak later, with expectations he will gain support or friends in Carbondale once heard.
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Mr. Philbin
Carbondale
Inspectors recommend mine safety changes after Pittston disaster
A report by three mine inspectors, appointed by Governor Hastings, analyzes the Twin Shaft disaster at Pittston and argues for changes to pillar standards and stronger enforcement of mine laws. The Philadelphia Press says the commission’s findings will influence future legislation and stress strict execution of safeguards to prevent repeats.
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Wilkes-Barre
Hastings
Pittston
Philadelphia
TOLD BY THE STARS Daily Horoscope By Ajacchus
The Tribune astrologer offers a whimsical forecast with odd lines about a May birth, a grand jury report, and local county tensions. Mixed references to Lavkownabna and Mir. Holand appear, alongside notes on.Amedius and a hotel corner mishap.
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Ajacchus the
Patys
Grand Jury
Lavkownabna
Willy Uryan
Aheolani
Mir
Holand
Penneymnka
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