Pennsylvania Democrats weigh candidates for governor race
The piece outlines potential candidates for governor like former Judge James Gay Gordon and Former Governor Robert E. Pattison, notes multiple counties backing Pattison, mentions George W. Guthrie as the only announced Democratic candidate, and includes Githens critique of Republican figures Pennypacker and Quay. It also quotes Creasy praising Republican prospects and party unity ahead of Erie.
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James Gay Gordon
Hail
Judge Gordon
James Kerr
Clearfield
Robert E. Pattison
George W. Guthrie
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
Githens
Judge Pennypacker
Quay
Creasy
Republican Party
Harrisburg
Pennypacker
Elkin
Erie
Fenced Out the Small Pox in 1782 Brookhaven Ordinance
An 1782 Brookhaven town ordinance forbids sale of alcohol to Indians, servants, or slaves to prevent smallpox spread. Trustees urge strict behavior, court appearance for contempt, and enforcement measures amid colonial quarantine efforts.
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Long Island
Brookhaven
Aperill
Justis Brewster
Woodbull
Tomson
Miller
John Smith
Court of Sessions
Annex Cuba Statehood proposal shocks administration foes
Opposition to the Cuban reciprocity bill tightens as Senator Elkins introduces a Cuba annexation resolution to mock President Roosevelt. Beet sugar Republicans and Democrats unite behind the Morris amendment to strike the sugar trust, while House leaders confirm strong beet sugar backing for final passage.
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Washington
Elkins
Mr. Tawney
House
Tawney
Senate
Grosvenor
Cuba
Teller
Senate Democrats
Elkips
Burrows
Thurber
Jobn Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Sugar Trust
Senator Elkins
Mr. Elkins
Roosevelt
Cattle From Abroad Ready to Come In
Argentina Canada and Mexico will send cattle when tariff is lifted. Beef Trust keeps high prices amid reduced consumption, prompting debate on free import impact. Reports note large Mexican shipments, expanding Canadian packing, and rising Argentine cattle census figures.
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Beef
New York Herald
New York
Beef Trust
Canada
Mexico
England
Montreal
Union Abattoir Company
Northwest
West
United States
Sierra Madre
Othes
Corralitos Ranch
Terrazas
Chihuahua
G. ©. Brown
W. T. Howard
J. F. Dubois
Liberal
Kan
Wyoming
Agricultural Department
Argentine Republic
National Live Stock Exchange
Argentina
F. D Terantes
Chicago
Terantes
The
International
Rochester bootblacks必须对所有人提供服务
Rochester debates whether public bootblacks must serve all customers regardless of race under New York law. Bosso refused Bucks, a Black bank porter, prompting a $100 verdict that was overturned on appeal. Surge of interest aims to take the case to the Supreme Court.
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Rochester
New York
Powers
Bosso
Bucks
Sait
Blood of Napoleon and Marlborough Garters Highlight 19th Century Lineage
Special correspondence reflects on Princess Mathilde linking England to Napoleon I’s blood and Marlborough and Rutland dukes with the Garter. It notes Loubet’s voyage discomfort, Boer War sentiment, sparrow clubs in Suffolk, and a drunken wreck near the Isle of Wight.
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Philadelphia Times
London
England
Napoleon I
Mathilde
Paris
George II
Victoria
T’rince Demidoff
Napoleon III
Eugenie
Napoleon
Prince Louis
Churchills
Dukes of
Devonshire
Dukes of Rutland
Leeds
K. G
Dukes of Newcastle
Dukes of Bedford
Loubet
Russia
Montcalm
M. Delcasse
Gaul
Louis XIV
Admiral D'Estaing
Nelson
Toulon
Napoleon HT
Boulanger
Gambetta
Special Steamer Train To New York Wednesday
The Pennsylvania Railroad will run a special train from Broad Street Station to New York on Wednesday at 7 A M. The train will connect with the American steamer sailing from New York that ton. Details of the arrangement will be announced.
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Traim
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broad Street
Tee Jundraim
Huge Meteor in Mexico Unearthed by Ward
Professor Henry A. Ward announces discovery of a fifty ton meteorite in Sinaloa, Mexico. The stone, thirteen feet long, lies twenty feet underground and was photographed in situ. Ward notes Mexico hosts many meteorites and estimates transport costs to the sea coast at over 50,000 dollars.
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Ben
Mexico
Henry A. Ward
Chicago
Rochester
New York Tribune
Rochester Historical Society
Ward
Ward Natural Science Establishment
Professor Ward
Sinaloa
Bere
Peary
Greenland
Arctic
British Museum
Vienna
Great Meteorite Found in Sinaloa by Explorer
An explorer describes locating a colossal meteorite in the hills near Moconite in Sinaloa. He details a 13 ft 1 in length, 6 ft 4 in thick, 5 ft 4 in wide iron mass weighing about 50 tons, buried 20 feet deep and tipped over after dynamiting small sections.
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Pacific Coast
Moconite
England
Sinaloa
Special Clearance Sale of Used Pianos in Philadelphia
Special sale offers rebuilt and second hand pianos from Steinway to Weber with prices from 55 to 900 dollars. Sixteen Uprights and grands listed with brands like Steinway Knabe Chickering Hartman and more. Easy monthly payments and the largest stock in Philadelphia at GEO R. Fleming 1081 and 1033 Chestnut St.
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Steinway
Steinway U
Weber
Hardman
Steck
Knabe
Decker Bros
Gabler
Chickering
Hallet & Davis
Sobmer
Schumacher
Calenberg U
Myline
Swick
Noleman
Keelock
Whitney
Billings
Jacob Bros
Rad@le
Mathushek
Philadelphia
GEO
R. Fleming
Chestnut St
Meteorite traits noted as indicators of origin
A discussion mentions polishing a surface and applying acid to reveal Widmannstatten figures as evidence of meteoric origin. The report notes meteorites often have a pitted exterior, with no trials of this method reported in the dispatch.
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Tribune
President Names Postmasters and Land Office Nominees
The President sent nominations to the Senate including Charles A. Black for Register of the Land Office at Huron and eight postmasters in Pennsylvania. Carlisle and Mechanicsburg figures Caleb Brinton Frederick Brunhouse listed among nominees. June 14 Washington dispatch.
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Washington
Senate
Charles A. Black
Huron
Pennsylvania
Caleb 8. Brinton
Carlisle
Frederick Brunhouse
Mechanicsburg
Carlisle selects Caleb Brinton as Vestmaster
Carlisle June 14 all leaders agreed on Caleb Brinton's appointment as Vestmaster with indorsement from Col Charles Mailin Quay leader of the county. Four months overdue the choice comes amid several applicants including John M. Rhey Dr J C Groome and George Bridges. Brinton, a lawyer about 35, has long been active in the party and held minor offices.
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Philadephia Times
Carlisle
Caleb
Brinton
Quay
Charles AH. Mailin
John M. Rhey
Journal
Senate
J. C. Groome
George Bridges
Caleb Brinton
Changes in U S Army Uniform Adopt Khaki Knickerbockers
A commission under Secretary Root recommends a khaki knickerbockers and leggings with a visor cap replacing the helmet for soldiers while field use keeps the gray slouch hat. Officers would swap the long sword for a shorter blade.
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Philadelphia Times
Washington
United States
Root
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