Judicial-Executive Ticket Slates Leverage in State Race
Governor-Judge Samuel W. Penny of Philadelphia Lieutenant Governor William M. Brown of Lawrence County and Secretary of Internal Affairs Isaac B. Brown of Erie County form a ballot slate. The ticket emphasizes legal experience and regional balance ahead of the forthcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. Pennypacker
Philadelphia
William M. Brown
Lawrence County
Isaac B. Brown
Erie County
Republican Ticket for New Castle County Offices
Congress E F Acheson Washington Pa Assembly R P Pomeroy Malcolm McConnell New Castle County Treasurer John A Denormandie New Castle Prothonotary Ralph M Campbell New Castle County Commissioner James A McMillan Scott Township R L McNabb New Castle County Auditor E N Houk Shenango Township James Elder Wilmington Township
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
E. F. Acheson
Washington, Pa
Assembly
R. P. Pomeroy
New Castle
Malcolm McConnell
John A. DeNormandie
Ralph M. Campbell
James A. McMillan
Scott Township
R. L. McNabb
E. N. Houk
Shenango Township
James Elder
Wilmington
Congressional Outlook Presses Republican Confidence
The piece argues the coming congressional campaign favors the Republicans with no strong Democratic issues. It cites prosperity, farm income, and tariff stability, warns against tariff revision, defends the Philippine policy, and notes unity in the GOP while Democrats lack cohesive stance. Local state battles and Cuban reciprocity shape the fall race.
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Republican Party
Philippines
Congress
New York City
House
Grover Cleveland
Roosevelt's Delicate Trust Dilemma and Hepburn Talk
The article weighs President Roosevelt's evolving stance on trusts, noting his caution and the risk of harming workers or industry. Representative Hepburn of Iowa visits Oyster Bay and says the president favors letting the House committee lead, seeking a law that targets pernicious trusts without harming legitimate combinations.
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Roosevelt
Representative Hepburn
Iowa
Oyster Bay
Washington
Hepburn
Littlefield
The Political Outlook and Democratic Gains Talk
The Democratic press is shrieking about prospective gains in the congressional campaign. The piece notes the talk of Democratic gains is expected as campaign energy rises.
United States growth seen as self-sufficiency and strength
The piece quotes Senator Gallinger praising American industrial independence and the nation’s expanding production and exports. It argues protectionist policy will boost future wealth and position the United States ahead of the world, claiming Republicans can present this as a key issue to voters.
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United States
Gallinger
Asia
Africa
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Argument of the description comes home to every worker
A fragment notes that an argument of this description resonates with every man who earns a livelihood through work. The line emphasizes universal impact on working people and the daily grind shaping life.
Land Reforms in Philippines Touch on U S Rule
The article outlines a U S policy shift in the Philippines where church lands will pass to the United States and be resold to islanders. It argues ending church involvement in civil government aids stable ownership, enhancing life security and orderly rule as military presence drops below 17,000 troops.
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United States
Philippines
All Humors Impurity Toxins Alarmed Body Warned
The text states that all humors are impure matters the skin liver kidneys and other organs cannot handle alone. It claims accumulation causes system littering leading to pimples boils eczema loss of appetite tiredness bilious turns indigestion dull headaches and many troubles.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsed by Rumford Falls Buyer
Mrs Ina O Brown of Rumford Falls Maine reports relief from salt rheum after using Hood's Sarsaparilla and pills. The ad claims the remedy removes humors, tones the system, and strengthens the body, with a testimonial that sores disappeared.
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Hood
Ina O. Brown
Rumford Falls
United States Troops in Pacified Provinces Face Long Campaign
The document notes troops remain in posts across the archipelago and warns that trouble will persist in Moros regions. It states abolition of slavery and improvements in government and property rights will require time and patience from the United States.
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United States
President Pardons Cuban Postal Thieves in Wave of Amnesties
Article reports Rathbone Neely and Reeves convicted of stealing Cuban postal funds. President Palma pardons them, releasing United States citizens from heavy fines and long prison terms. Critics call the move a bluff and defend the Republican administration against alleged connections.
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Rathbone
Neely
Reeves
Palma
United States
New trouser factory breaks ground in Wampum
Ground was broken Thursday afternoon for a new trouser factory to be built in Wampum by Joseph Stiglitz. Civil Engineer George Zahnizer staked the foundations. The brick two story 40 by 80 foot building will employ 50 to 100 young women at wages 8 to 12 dollars weekly. It was initially planned for Beaver Falls but local interest waned.
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Wampum
Joseph Stiglitz
George Zahnizer
Stiglitz
Beaver Falls
Stigtitz
Irish immigrant Alexander Annett dies after scaffold fall at Raney furnace
Alexander Annett 21, cousin of policeman Hugh Shields, died at 1:20 Tuesday from injuries suffered ten days earlier when he slipped from a scaffold at Raney furnace. Skull base fracture, unconscious since, an operation last Friday failed. He left County Down seven weeks ago to seek fortune in this city. his parents will learn of his death after his burial.
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Alexander Annett
Hugh Shields
Raney
County Down
Ireland
Real Estate Sales Recorded Monday at Courthouse
Real estate sales filed Monday include Cyrus H. Dunlap and wife transferring property in Second ward to James F. Edgar for 1749 dollars. Scott D. Long and wife sell to Wesley Methodist church in Union township for 600 dollars. William H. Dewberry and wife transfer in Union township to Peter W. Hillier for 485 dollars. The Pittsburg company sells Ellwood properties to Thomas D. Evans and wife for 200 dollars and to Thomas J. Kulmer for 1500 dollars.
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Cyrus H. Dunlap
James F. Edgar
Second Ward
Scott D. Long
Wesley Methodist Church
Union Township
William H. Dewberry
Peter W. Hillier
Pittsburg Company
Thomas D. Evans
Ellwood
Thomas J. Kulmer
Quarantine Raised in Ellwood as Smallpox Fears End
H W Christys family was quarantined by the board of health after a child showed smallpox symptoms. No further cases appeared among the household, and the quarantine was lifted. Mr Christy resumed work and said he felt free. Ellwood Advocate reports the incident.
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H. W. Christy
Board of Health
Christy
Ellwood Advocate
Marriage License Granted to Kalmar and Pataki
John Kalmar and Miss Barbara Pataki received a marriage license Monday morning from Court Clerk Ralph M. Campbell.
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John Kalmar
Barbara Pataki
Merk
Ralph M. Campbell
Boer of 14 at center of Bermuda prisoners story
Mathys Johan DeWet, 14, a calm, quick-witted Boer boy among 93 former Bermuda POWs, captivates New York as he tours the city after brief stays in prison. His brother Piet recounts their seven months of frontier fighting and the harsh farm life that shaped them.
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New York
Mathys Johan DeWet
Bermuda
South Africa
Bosdorf
Orange Free State
Piet
Commando
de Wet
Mat
Shim
Jacobs
World
Union Square
Piet DeWet
Cape Town
A. P. Cronje
J. B. Wessels
Steyn
Orange Wree
Joubert Reitz
Transvaal Republic
B. A. L. Botten
88Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Fort Fiamilton
Coney Island
Sand
Coney Iisland
United States
Mr. Reitz
A Restoration Beau and His Morning Rituals
A description from Gentleman's Magazine outlines a Restoration beau’s day from about 1600 until noon. He rests in his chamber with wig and finery, then methodically applies powders, patches, sprays, and rosewater to perfect his appearance. He travels by sedan chair to Hyde Park or St James Park, mingling with fashionable ladies and their entourage in pursuit of sociable drinks and display.
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Lisbon
St. James Park
National Retail Butchers' Association Convenes in Washington
About three hundred members and many spouses gather for the ninth annual convention in Washington. President J H Whitcomb says the session will focus on the beef trust issue, noting trade disruption, plummeting profits, and a drop in beef consumption by 25 to 33 percent. He doubts Congress relief and cites New York plan for direct buying and in-house slaughtering as a possible remedy.
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Congress
New York
Whole Grannis Family Arrested After Rule Breach
The family of William Grannis was placed in the lockup after visiting his mother and violating an agreement to stay sober. In police court the mayor warned they would face workhouse time if arrested again, though both were discharged with a strict final warning.
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William Grannis
A Lecture to Young Girls and Sagamore Hill Visit
A noted column opens with a commentary on young girls habits and the era's gender expectations. In a Sagamore Hill update, Whitelaw Reid and Mrs. Reid are guests of the president, arriving aboard Gerry’s yacht Electra and meeting the president at luncheon.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Whitelaw Reid
Mrs. Reid
Sagamore Hill
Commodore Wildridge
Gerry
Electra
Commodore Gerry
Lightning kills man and spares wife at sea near Atlantic City
Former Burlington county coroner William M. Wells was struck dead by lightning while fishing with his wife on a cat boat named Blue Bird. The bolt ripped the boat, scorched Wells and his clothing, burned his hair, and a second woman aboard was unharmed apart from shock. Mrs Wells extinguished the flames and identified the body when the yawl was brought ashore.
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Atlantic City
N. J
William M. Wells
Burlington County
Schurman Outlines Campaign Issues At Cornell
President Schurman of Cornell endorses Roosevelt favors reciprocity with Cuba and calls for tariff revision. He says these three themes will drive the coming campaign and sums them as the three Rs Roosevelts reciprocity and revision for the nation's interest.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Schurmen
Cornell University
Roosevelt
Cuba
Rescuing Daughter Proves Fatal For Chicago Mother
Mrs Anna Merlihan died after stepping in front of a runaway horse to save her daughter at Grand Boulevard and 31th street. The frightened horse charged the mother, who was knocked down and killed instantly. The daughter, who narrowly escaped the car, tried to save her mother but fell unconscious and remained hysterical most of the night.
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Chicago
Grand Boulevard
31Th Street
Anna Merlihan
Agrarian strife in Galicia leads to deadly confrontations
Across Galicia agrarian strikes trigger clashes as cavalry charges at Buszakucka kill five and wound 64 with 173 captured. The Kaminoka mayor is jailed for supporting strikers, sparking a rescue attempt that kills two and wounds 3 with 19 prisoners. Further fighting leaves 16 dead and 200 wounded. An unrelated patent medicine ad follows.
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Vienna
Galicia
Buszakucka
Kaminoka
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