Political commentary on party unity and national affairs
A 1894 editorial summary critiques party organization under Cleveland, Congress delays on tariffs, and intra party tensions. It comments on Coxey’s army, coal strikes, suffrage as a social fad, absenteeism in the House, and remarks on figures like Reed, Harrison, Cameron, Parkhurst, and Dr Parkhurst. It notes income tax votes, and ends with a jab at Warren Decoration Day coverage.
Is it revolutionary the tramp movement denounced
A Philadelphia Press editorial condemns the tramp and vagrant movement on Washington as revolutionary. It accuses federal authorities of serious responsibility for threats to influence the National Legislature by force. The piece criticizes politicians, business interests, and public figures alleged to lobby, arguing for universal arrest of those attempting to unduly influence legislation.
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Republican Party
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Pennsylvania
John Wanamaker
Congress
James Murphy
New Orleans Sugar Exchange
John Brown
Standard Oil Company
Nathaniel Hawthorn
Coxeyites
Danger in the Bridal Tours and Medical Impact
A Troy Times item warns that bridal tours in extreme cold are a civilizational barbarism. It cites fatigue, exposure, and neglect on travel as causing illness and even death, urging couples to reconsider such journeys for health and prudence.
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Troy
Tariff turbulence and politics loom in JaMEsTOWN scene
JaMEsTOWN faces tariff debates as Senator CamMrEroN is floated for president and Joe Sibley for vice president. Ohio canal talk, coal strike wages, and Brice’s compromise tariff bill surface amid Erie postmaster contest. Local health board criticism and political primaries add to a crowded, contentious political landscape.
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Cammreron
Joe Sibley
Ssyator Bric
Standard-Ohio- New York
Mr. Brice
Charles 5. Clarke
Erie
Cleveland
Messrs. C. 5. Clarke
R. J. Saltsman
John M. Kuhn
Frank B. Whipple
Sibley
Clarke
Clearance Sale and Job Ads At Harrisburg Store
On the 13th begins a clearance sale of furniture at N Green land's located at 36-41 Waxt Tep. A few good honest men are wanted to work with permanent positions. Salary paid from the start. Write for terms to H. H. Seear at the corner of Third and Cumberland Streets in Harrisburg Pennsylvania.
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N. Greenland
H. H. SeEar
Third and
Cumberland Sts
Harrisburg
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