Republican Ticket Names for District Officers
The Republican slate lists Congress E F Acheson of Washington, Pa Assembly R P Pomeroy and Malcolm McConnell of New Castle County offices include Treasurer John A DeNormandie Prothonotary Ralph M Campbell County Commissioner James A McMillin and R L McNabb County Auditor F N Houk Shemango township and James Eder Wilmington township.
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Congress
E. F. Acheson
Washington, Pa
Assembly
R. P. Pomeroy
New Castle
Malcolm McConnell
John A. DeNormandie
Ralph M. Campbell
James A. McMillin
Scott Township
R. L. McNabb
F. N. Houk
She- Mango
James Eder
Wilmington
Democratic opposition delays Philippine government bill vote
Senate Democrats show no rush to close debate on the civil government bill for the Philippines. Senator Rawlins notes no vote while minority voices are heard. They align with Bryan and seek witnesses to highlight alleged soldier cruelty and administration mismanagement, delaying action.
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Philippine Islands
Congress
Rawlins
Bryan
Senate Committee
Aguinaldo’s View on Philippine Self Government
The author argues Aguinaldo believed Filipinos were not ready for independence, especially those outside Luzon. It questions evacuation now and warns that pushing chaos could invite European protection or intervention, criticizing Democratic leaders led by Bryan for supporting such policy.
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Aguinaldo
MacArthur
Luzom
Luzon
Samar
Mindanao
United States
England
Germany
Europe
Congress
Bryan
Resolute Unity in Congress Coincides with Civil Rights Stance
The speaker argues that Democratic unity exists only when opposing investigations into southern suffrage law violations, labeling this alignment as Bourbonism and noting Harmony for harm to Black rights but division on other issues.
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Democratic Party
Congress United
Cuba Leader Praises United States For Independence
President Palma lauds the American people at his inauguration saying Cuba is grateful and will never forget what the mother of republics has done. The remarks emphasize gratitude for U S support and the shared history between Cuba and the United States.
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Palma
United States
Cuba
Memorial day prompts care for graves in cemeteries
Memorial day prompts people to tend the graves of kin in cemeteries and ensure these last resting places are in order at least once a year.
Memorial Day Graves Unite North and South Soldiers
Confederates joined Union soldiers in decorating graves of Northern men who fought the South. The display underscored the wartime rift healing through a shared tribute to veterans.
Ammonia Found In Water Supple Sparks City Debate
Water analysts report high ammonia and many bacteria in New Castle water, deeming it unfit for domestic use. City health officials clash with a competing company analysis, while regulatory viewers assess sewers and railroad land actions amid ongoing disputes.
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F. T. Aschroan
New Castid
Aschman Man
Professor Aschman
William Vance
Vance
Prof. Aschman
Board of Health
New Castle
W. H. Vance
Fef. T. Aschman
Witherall
Dean
Health Committee of Councils
Water Company
Aschman
City Board of Health
100 Doses For One Dollar Economy in Medicine
The piece argues economy in medicine should be judged by cost and effect. It contends the best medicine is the one that does the most for the money by providing radical and permanent cures at the least expense.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure and Vitality
Advert says Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies and enriches the blood curing pimples eczema and eruptions and relieving tiredness. A Washington D C user claims it removes fatigue gives energy and improves blood condition proving a reliable remedy.
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Hood
Ernie CoLonng
10Th Street
N. W
Washington, D.C
Quay Kin of Finance Shuns Politics to Build Wealth
Richard R. Quay, known as Dick Quay, is a 30-year-old financier described as a shrewd, thrifty investor who has amassed about a million dollars. He works with advisory ties to Don Cameron and his father Senator Quay, but he avoids public politics and remains focused on safe investments and conserving capital.
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Philadelphia
Dick’ Quay
Young Quay
Allegheny
Pennsylvania
Congress
Sunday North American
Keystone Commonwealth
Dick’Quay
Pittsburg
American Tin Plate Company
Walter Lyon
Park
Don Cameron
Quay
Brokher
Senator Quay
Son
Montauk Point
Long Island
Elizabeth Waters
Sewickley
Matthew Stanley
Elizabeth
Grisecoms
Cassatts
National Republican Campaign Committee
New York
In Memoriam of Rev. Dr. R. A. Browne
An obituary tribute from New Castle Pennsylvania dated June 2 1902 honors Rev. Dr. R. A. Browne. It praises his courage faithfulness and compassion while noting his death and final rest. The piece frames him as a noble preacher and shepherd whose life served both rich and poor.
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R. A. Browne
tSo
Argument Court In Progress With Several Cases
Judge Wallace heard two cases Tuesday morning in open court. Henderson vs Shoaff involved a motion to strike off judgment and a strike off an appeal in the assessment of damages for Winter avenue. Three cases remain, some continued due to illness of Attorney Porter.
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Wallace
M. H. Henderson
W. L. Shoaff
Wm. Welsh
Thomas J. Wright
Ken
Margaret J.baker
Jacob Reno
Rebecca Vail
Catherine Cunningham
Adm
P. Mone
Filimena Mone
Lulu and the Mule Guide a Forest of Trees
A plantation tale describes Lulu the mule and a plantation darkey using white cotton-tied poles as alignment sights to lay out tree rows. The method produced precise results and an orchard of over 250 000 trees, praised as well arranged in America.
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Lulu
Old Henry
Henry
America
Darkey
Rioting Resumes in Chicago as Stockyards Strike Unfolds
Chicago June 3 Rioting returned as 35 wagon loads of meat were guarded into downtown by police. Thousands attacked wagons at Clark Harrison and State Adams streets. Police used clubs and reserves to open passages. wagons reached the rear alley and delivered meat amid hoots. One man Isaac Beahan fell down basement stairs and was injured.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Clark and
Harrison
State
Adams
Isaac Beahan
Appeal to Railways Over Coal Strike Probed
Washington June 3 An appeal has been made through the National Civic federation to bargaining railroad lines Delaware Lackawanna Western and Delaware Hudson Vanderbilt interests to settle the coal strike. Talks of a conference with Senator Hanna and W K Vanderbilt were mentioned but no arrangements yet. Secretary Easley of the Civic federation met Hanna with no new developments reported.
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Washington
National Civic Federation
Delaware,Lackawanna & Western
Delaware & Hudson Roads
Vanderbilt
Hanna
Civic Federation
W. K. Vanderbilt
Easley
The
Snake Charmers Claim Morphine Grants Protection From Poison
Snake charmers speak of handling venomous snakes without harm, attributing fearlessness to morphine exposure. They say calm handling avoids bites and that morphine addicts become impervious to most deadly poisons, a claim grounded in belief rather than science.
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T. J. Garvin
W. H. McCandless
J. W. Spencer
J. Walter Biddle
G. W. McCracken
John Montgomery
T. J. Levin
W. ©. Wilson
John D. Woods
J. Biddle
James N. Fallis
Sarsaparilia
Richard R. Quay
the Financigr
Jesus
New Castle, Pa
Jas. Boss
Jas
Keystone Watch Case Company
C. W. Cook
South ST
New Potteries
New Castle and Sharon
W. G. Hunter
Bell
S. Mill Street
Hanna & Gree
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