Daily Times and Sunday Times circulation rates
The Daily Times announces delivery rates in this city and surrounding towns: six cents a week by carrier, three dollars a year by mail, twenty five cents per month. The Sunday Times costs five cents per copy, two dollars a year, twenty cents per month by mail. The Daily and Sunday Times combine five dollars a year, forty five cents per month by mail. THE TIMES Philadelphia.
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The Times at the Convention Preview and Promises
The Times asserts its plan to comprehensively cover the Republican national convention in Philadelphia with detailed reports and enduring features. It promises a convention week opener with historic context, portraits, and lasting value, urging newsdealer orders for a popular issue. Also notes British-Boer moves suggesting the inability to arrest them in the mountainless country.
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Eaders
United States
Philadelphia
Times
Vice Presidency and China policy in late 19th century notes
The article surveys historical patterns for vice presidential selections and hints at McKinley’s renomination. It then discusses the China crisis with Britain, Japan, and Russia, noting Arthur Balfour and Chamberlain’s roles, Japan’s military readiness, and Russia’s territorial aims, ending with a remark on Kansas farmers taking to golf and stocking game.
Vice Presidential choices and future outlook in 19th century politics
The article surveys 1896 and current conventions, noting Harrison and McKinley era dynamics, potential picks from Iowa New York and New Jersey, and the strategic aim to boost the ticket in New York while guarding Indiana Maryland Connecticut and New Jersey. It also urges a forward looking view of opportunities for educated youths and remarks on June marriages.
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Harrison
Whitelaw Reid
McKinley
Hobart
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Bryan
Ohio
Iowa
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Waters
Allison
Senate
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New York State
New York
Indiana
Maryland
Connecticut
Philadelphia
Wise Commencement Suggestion From Columbia President
Columbia University President Seth Low urges graduates to seek meaningful progress amid changing trials and government developments, warning that typical commencement platitudes do little for the future. He calls for thoughtful action and practical insight beyond hollow promises.
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Seth Low
Columbia University
New
National Republican Convention Faces Preparations in Philadelphia
The upcoming National Republican Convention in Philadelphia nears its start as Hall finishes, security and crowd control organize, and delegations from several states arrive for contests that promise little impact on the outcome. Delegates pour in, hotels fill, and the city prepares a welcoming posture for visitors.
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Republican National Committee
William McKinley
National Committee
Philadelphia
Conductors Call Stations Spillover Kru ger Car Side Thought
A fleeting remark links Kru ger's car to the intrigue of listening to a conductor's station announcements. The aside hints at the charm of transit chatter and travel ambience.
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Kruger
Senator W J Scott Faces Criticism Over Reform Platform
Luzerne senator W J Scott, seeking renomination on anti Quay and ballot reform lines, is criticized by Quay loyalists for inconsistency. He voted for Quay during most of the last Legislature but switched to Jones in the final week. He argues Quay cannot win and aims to serve Pennsylvanians with reform, stressing a clean record and stable leadership.
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TATE
W. J. Scott
Luzerne
Quay
Scott
Matthew Stanley Quay
Republican Caucus
United States
Senatore
Allegheny
Losch
Schuylkill
B. F. Jones
Alegheny
Venerable Writer In City Eyes Journal Work
The able writer URAT HALA TEAD appears in the city with a bright smile and plans to do excellent correspondent work for several leading journals. An article mentions the election of Chairman Hanna to the Senate and notes a degreeent.
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Hanna
Senate
Keith's Theatre Vaudeville at Girard Avenue and Parks
Continuous vaudeville listings include Quo Vadis at Chestnut Hill Park Nosati's Band at Central Park Liberati's Band at Willow Grove Damrosch's Orchestra at Woods ide Park and First Regiment Band at Lincoln Park with World’s Fair Marine Band and National Piano Orchestra performing across Washington Park and nearby venues.
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Girard Avenue
Chestnut Hill Park
Nosati
Central Park
World's Fair Marine Band
Lincoln Park
National Piano Orchestra
Washington Park
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Willow Grove
Damrosch's
Woodside Park
First Regiment
Princeton Honors William H Fleming for Shakespeare Work
William H Fleming receives an honorary Master of Arts from Princeton for Shakespeare scholarship and his books on How to Study Shakespeare. Born in Philadelphia in 1844, he has long lived in New York with family still in Philadelphia.
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Princeton University
William H. Fleming
Philadelphia
New York
Mr. Fleming
Central High School Confers 1900 Class Degrees in Centennial Exercises
Philadelphia Central High School held its 105th commencement at the Academy of Music. One hundred forty six graduates received bachelor degrees, the largest class in school history, with awards to Alexander Adaire III Frank Willis William Goodell Baer and others for essays oratory and athletics. President Robert Ellis Thompson awarded diplomas across Classics Latin-Scientific and Scientific Courses to a long list of named graduates.
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Philadelphia
Academy of Music
Herman L. Dubring
Alexander Adaire
Frank Willis
Professor Willis
William Goodell Baer
William Neel Trinkle
Robert T. McCracken
John L. Haas
Theodore F. Jenkins
William, Clarke Mason
Ashley W. Hagey
William Linker
Charlies BE. Fox
C. E. Asnis
Chester J. Teller
William Clarke Mason
Robert Ellis Thompson
William F. Baker
Moses Behrend
Herbert H. Bethel
Albert C. Bbockley
J. Harold Cornell
William F. Craig
Roland C. Evans
Howard D. Geisler
John L. Haney
William J
Presbyterians Unveil Monument to John Boyd at Old Scots Ground
Freehold New Jersey June 14 Presbyterians from across the United States gathered at Old Scots Burying Ground near Freehold for the unveiling of a monument over the grave of John Boyd the first Presbyterian minister ordained in America The Old Scots Church founded by Scotch Covenanters dates back over two centuries The ceremony included remarks by Rev A Nelson Holli field Rev Allen H Brown and Rev George D Baker with messages from the Northern General Assembly and other clergy including Rev Robert J F Sample Rev Robert P Kerr and Rev William H Roberts
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N. J
Old Scots Burying Ground
United States
John Boyd
Old Scots Church
America
A. Nelson Hollifield
Newark
Allen H. Brown
Camden
Walter Kerr
New York
Old Scote’ Church
George D. Baker
First Presbyterian Church of
Philadelphia
Robert J F. Sample
Robert P. Kerr
Rich- Betheede
General Assembly
William H. Roberts
Old Menta
Old
Scots Church
Professor Cameron
Hugh Isley
Trenton
Flag Association Elects Its Officers
New York June 14 At the annual meeting of the American Flag Association officers were reelected President Ralph Prime and officers including Eyed Nel Miles and Rear Saber among others in a routine slate.
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New York
American Flag Association
Ralph
Pee Easidents
Saeeeele
Nel A. Miles
Flag Day Observed in Washington City with School Ceremonies
June 14 observance marked by patriotic songs recitations and teacher talks in public schools. General display of flags plus appropriate ceremonies highlighted the day in Washington.
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Washington
Gage
Deputies Save Woman From Mob in North St Louis
In a tense incident, two Deputy Sheriffs rescued a woman surrounded by a mob attempting to pull at her clothing as a streetcar was halted. Police pullback followed by deputies guarding the city for the first time in weeks amid strike tensions.
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Mahon
Barnum Hotel
Benz
American Federation of Labor
Fred Bohn
Marsh
Ziegehein
Pauline Hesser
Campbell
Thomas Estep
Washington Avenue
New York Official Sends Census Returns First
Charles 8. Wilbur, New York census supervisor, was first to mail completed returns to Washington. The article notes other brief items including crime trends in Chicago and political moves in Kansas City.
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Charles 8. Wilbur
New York
Washington
Washington Notes on Naval Appointments and Repairs
The report notes John F. Baker of New York chosen as secretary of the Chillan Claims Commission. It also states repairs to the Alliance estimated at about $30,000. Other dispatches mention ships of the South Atlantic squadron arriving and General Otis’s visit to Washington before a trip to Rochester.
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New York
Chillan Claims Commission
Navy Department
Alliance
Grinten
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