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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1895
Page
4
The column sketches the lively Democratic maneuvering in the county with farce and tension as Fahey and Roche threaten legal and political moves. It notes the Scranton baseball franchise and Eastern league potential benefits, urging strong, well managed action for publicity and attendance.
A call appeals to local businessmen to step forward and redeem the city’s standing tied to a national game. The piece notes Democratic harmony and references a Welsh paper Drych praising the Journal and its men, citing Grother Fahy and his “little tomahawk” as a notable gesture.
The piece doubts a grand diplomatic surge by Cleveland but notes the Cuban revolution could prompt a shift in policy. It critiques Cleveland's foreign stance, contrasts it with a Republican successor, and cites Consul Jernigan on Americans dominating Asien seas.
A Chicago bishop’s home saloon experiment, now in its final testing phase, becomes a fixed fixture offering non alcoholic beer and wholesome meals. It draws clerks and workers seeking clean lunches, deters begging with coupon tickets, and aims to prove charities can be self sustaining while preserving dignity.
The piece surveys Atlanta reception of Grover Cleveland during a former term and notes praise for Miss Harding and Mrs Garrett at a women’s congress. It discusses Southern attitudes to women in public processions, Pennsylvania contributions to statue funds, and efforts by Mrs Hall to raise funds for the negro building annex at the Atlanta exposition. It also mentions transport plans, excursion rates, and Pennsylvania Day on November 4 with William Connell arranging official travel.
A fragmented report notes Col John C New denying Harrion seeks Regency and would not back McKinley or Reed. It cites rumors Harrison may prefer ALPron and John Russel Yous as candidates. The Philadelphia Evening Fior hints Zouetor Carmenisn backing and Union League ties, amid calls for McKinley withdrawal in favor of Harrion.
A collage of misread and garbled quotes from various papers discusses political reactions and press commentary. It mentions Vito and lawn imagery, Cuban War reflections, a Span ish paper figure, and a rumor of a deal tied to public temperance lessons. The piece contrasts journalistic approaches and hints at voter sentiment and party dynamics.
A Teewingeh Democrat item mocks delayed action and mock guidance with broken phrases. It urges readers to rise early and work instead of blaming luck. The tone reflects a community voice pushing proactive effort.
A jumble of quotes and lines from a Chicago view and Tribune pages. Includes mock political musings, a Daily Horoscope by Ajaccus, and stray notes on weather, finances, and presidential nominating talk.
The Chiewro Times-Herald editorial cites General Harrison saying he is not a candidate for president in 18% and would not have his name presented to the national convention. He predicts a western party standard bearer and praises McKinley as a strong Republican exponent. An Indianapolis dispatch notes Harrison’s calm view of New York and Pennsylvania party managers.
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