Republican Nominations State Ticket Listed
ack Governor William A. Stone and Lieutenant Governor J. P. Gobin lead the Republican slate with James W. Latta for Secretary of Internal Affairs W. W. Porter for Superior Court Judge and Samuel A. Davenport Galusha A. Grow named for Congressmen at Large in the announced ticket.
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William A. Stone
J. P. Gobin
James W
Latta
Superior Court
W. W. Porter
Samuel A. Davenport
Galusha
A. Grow
Senate Twentieth Division and House Districts Names
The list names James C. Vaughan for Senate Twentieth Division and John R. Farr and John F. Reynolds for the First and Fourth House Districts respectively, indicating election or office assignments.
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Senate
James C. Vaughan
House
John R. Farr
John F. Reynolds
Colonel Stone's Platform and Pennsylvanian Governing Pledge
The candidate vows to win respect from opponents and supporters and govern for all people of the state. He criticizes legislative abuses and unnecessary investigations, pledging to correct evils within his power and to discharge public duties honestly. Sagasta inquires about Manila policy and the reply is a unanimous affirmation.
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Pennsylvania
Roosevelt Letter Sparks War Department Debate
Secretary Alger publicized a private letter from Theodore Roosevelt about Santiago volunteers. The piece argues the letter should not reflect on Roosevelt or the volunteers, noting the War Department bears responsibility for equipment shortages and praising Roosevelt’s valor and leadership while criticizing Alger’s public handling of the matter.
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Alger
Theodore Roosevelt
Santiago
Roosevelt
War Department
Rough Riders
Wuit
Rugeell A. Alger
Washington Port backs Harrison as peace commissioner
The Washington Port suggests ex President Harrison be invited to serve as one of the American peace commissioners, arguing the country could not have a better choice.
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Woeehington
Harrison
Indiana Republicans Praise McKinley and War Efforts
The Indiana Republicans endorse the national administration and praise President McKinley for dignity and leadership in war. They acknowledge cabinet credit and admit some department mistakes while stressing no country can be perfectly prepared for all emergencies, and the financial plank of the Indiana party is examined.
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Indiana
White House
Lincoln
McKinley
Republicans Endorse Gold Standard Worldwide Policy
The text proclaims unwavering support for sound money and the gold standard, arguing opposition to monetary reforms as harmful. It notes Russia Japan England and Germany adopting or moving toward gold standard policies and asserts global monometalism driven by national and international interests.
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Russia
Japan
England
Germany
China
Spain
Silverite Demagomiter
Secretary Alger Sees Roosevelt as Sharper Foeman
The remark suggests Secretary Alger views Theodore Roosevelt as a more vigorous adversary than Senator John Sherman in political contests.
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Alger
Teddy Roosevelt
John Sherman
United States Faces Monumental Task After War
The peace with Spain ends the fighting but begins a demanding reconstruction. The nation must guide a population lacking stable civic habits toward self government, with humility and resolve. Guahan in the Ladrones yields a coaling station, harbor, fertile land, and 8,000 people, a strategic base far from Honolulu and Manila.
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Spain
Guahan
Ladrones
Honolulu
Manila
Yokohama
Who Is to Blame in the Santiago Campaign
A veterans era critique condemns General Shafter and his subordinates. Colonel Roosevelt drives a protest urging inquiry into hospital and supply failures that strained troops at Santiago. The piece argues the army faced either incompetent leadership or fault at higher supervision.
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War Department
Santiago
Shafter
Roosevelt
Criticism Swells Over Shafter Command In War Campaign
The piece calls for a full investigation into Shafter's leadership during the campaign criticising preparation and planning. It contrasts Miles's conduct with Washington officials, mentions Peruvian politics, and mocks various figures while urging accountability for military decisions and welfare of troops.
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Shafter
Washington
World's Workshop Exports Reach New Highs in 19th Century
The article highlights a record year for U S exports of manufactured goods surpassing prior decades with total manufacturing exports around 289 million dollars. It notes unusually small imports of manufactures and strong home demand driving growth, with goods shipped to Britain France Germany North America Central and South America Asia and Africa. It discusses the impact of exhibitions on demand and lists sectors such as agricultural implements and railway equipment as key export items.
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Bureau of Staitistics
Treasury Department
Renswn
Saat
ISM
Lewst
Epel Cultural
Great Britain
France
Germany
North Amoerica
Central and
South America
British East Indies
World export figures show growth in iron and steel and cotton
The report details a broad rise in exports across Europe Asia and the Americas with total cotton shipments reaching 17 million and copper exports at 2.19 million. Iron and steel manufactures lead exports at 970 million while overall mineral exports total 51.8 million amid price-driven shifts and record sales abroad.
Coal beds in Tomek region offer reliable fuel source
The Kugnezk coal beds in Tomek govern ment span 27 000 square miles with productive mines at Koltschuginsk and anthracite zones. Western Siberia hosts other beds including Karagandinech and Kaa Teheku. Central Siberian line near Sudehenka yields good coal seams and ministerial trials prove fuel suitability for ice breakers on Lake Baikal.
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Coal Trade Journal
Kugnezk
Tomek
Biberia
Koltschuginsk
Siberia
Eteppes
Karagandinech
Kaa Teheku
Sudehenka
Central Siberian
Fiberha
Steje
Tixcen
Sudshenka
Felda
Kurkunskija
Kuokovekija
Antropovskija
Yentsel
Central Biberian Surveying
Trans Baikal
Baikal
Myscowala
Biberian Geological Survey
Tohiremchovskoje
Angora
Irgutsk
Vresokaia Dubrave
Belaja
Ministry of Communications
Lake Baikal
MussownJa
Reform and denunciation at the Nebraska State Journal
The Nebraska State Journal critiques the political scene, denouncing the Populists and reformers alike. It accuses party leaders of seeking office and plunder, while urging tax cuts for farmers and resolutions to improve health and travel.
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State House
Krugses
Penn
Basement Ladies sale with assorted skirts and gowns
A catalog note lists Basement Ladies linen colored crash skirts at 35 cents and colored pique skirts at 49 cents. White duck skirts with wide deep hem priced at 73 cents and ladies night gowns at 59 cents, originally 98 cents.
Summer Footwear Sale Cleans Russetsa Stock
Our annual July and August footwear sale is on. All Russetsa shoes must go to make room. You need the shoes and we need room.
Lewis Reiily and Davies at 114 and 116 Wyoming Avenue
Local property notice identifies Lewis Reiily and Davies associated with parcels at 114 and 116 Wyoming Avenue. Details specify ownership or occupancy within a city land records notice. Signatures or dates are not provided in readable text.
Monroe doctrine limits on US war aims debated in press
Professor Goldwin Smith argues that a home fleet strike on Spain would breach the Monroe doctrine. The San Francisco Bulletin notes critics say the doctrine is misapplied to Venezuela and warns against extending it to curb ordinary US war actions in Europe or America.
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San Francisco Bulletin
Goldwin Smith
Spain
United States
Wime High Authority
Venezuela
Great Britain
Europe
American
Mr. Goldwin Smith
Cook for the Army
An old newspaper piece notes Congress passed a law allowing enlistment of cooks in both regular and volunteer forces. It argues well-fed troops are stronger and cites Soyer's Crimean War kitchen work as transformative, praising intelligent cookery as crucial to military effectiveness.
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Congress
Soyer
Bebustopol
Crimea
Reaching Out
The New York Journal of Commerce argues that the United States must expand foreign markets to avoid industrial panics and support growth in American manufacturing. It emphasizes preserving self reliance by maintaining export outlets for surplus labor.
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New York Journal of Commerce
Great Midsummer Lamp Sale
Lamp retailer offers Banquet Princess and Table Lamps at 25 to 50 percent off. Stock is being refreshed and customers are urged to buy bargains before September 1. Local shoppers urged to seize discounted lighting.
Fancy Notions General Clearing Sale Announcement
A retro classified style notice proclaims a season end sale to clear out an assortment of fine goods. Prices are cut proportionately across leather belts and related items to fit the occasion. The ad emphasizes large stock and discounted pricing.
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Poods
Cccccececseeresaeess
Seaense
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