The Force Bill Analyzed by a Critical Observer
The author argues the proposed force bill oversteps constitutional limits, detailing how federal supervisors would power over state election processes, count votes, and issue returns. He warns of court intervention and the danger to citizen rights, urging timely attention to block such authority.
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Pennsylvania Voters Face Senate Scandal in Gubernatorial Race
A political broadside accuses the Republican ticket of Senator Quay backing and defends Pattison and Black as the viable Democratic choice. It argues the election hinges on trust in party leaders, warns of tainted governance, and urges voters to consider official integrity, money misuse, and national interests amid Pennsylvania’s looming November decision.
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Black
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Pennsylvania Democrats urged to unite against Boodle control
The Philadelphia Record urges Democrats to act with devotion and unity to lead Pennsylvania away from the Boss and the corrupt influence of Standard Oil aligned politics. It argues that reform requires bold, principled leadership and that public welfare rests beyond any single party, urging Democrats to seize the moment and resist entrenched corruption.
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Indirection and Hidden Masters in Art and Life
A poetic meditation contrasts outward display with inner forces. It argues that behind beauty, art, and action lie stronger, unseen powers guiding growth, creation, and revelation, from painters and sculptors to lovers and seers, culminating in divine essence.
Counterfeit Claim on Ivory Comparable Goods
The article argues that imitators attempt to rival Ivory products but fail, showing typical counterfeit flaws and misrepresentations. It notes shoppers should beware of substitutes that imitate branding yet lack quality and reliability.
Maj McKinley Opponent Warwick Nominated in Sixteenth District
John G. Warwick a Massillon native of County Tyrone Ireland was nominated by Democrats to succeed William McKinley in Congress. Warwick, a wealthy merchant and railroad director, rose from dry goods clerk to store owner and mill owner with extensive land and coal interests. He previously served as Lieutenant Governor in 1883. The party accuses McKinley of treachery to veterans over a pension bill.
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