Republican Nominations Statewide Tickets Listed
State slate includes Governor William A. Stone and Lieutenant Governor J P Gobin. Secretary of Internal Affairs James W Latta. Supreme Court Syne W Pormah. Congressmen-at-Large Samuel A Davenport Galusha A Grow.
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William A. Stone
J. P
Gobin
James W. Latta
Syne
Superior Court
W. W. Por- Mah
Congramen
Samuel A. Davenport
Galusha
A. Grow
Senate Twentieth Mist James Vaughan in House Seats?
Fragmentary OCR lists Senate Twentieth Mist James C Vaughan and House districts First John F Farr Fourth John F Reynolds. No clear event or outcome. Contains names and district references without verbs or dates. Summary cannot determine action. records show candidate names and districts only.
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Senate
James C. Vaughan
House
John FR. Farr
John F. Reynolds
Gubernatorial Pledge Amid Calls for Reform in Pennsylvania
A candidate vows to win respect from opponents and govern for all people. He cites legislative abuses and unnecessary expenditures, promising to curb corruption and serve with honesty. He notes that public duty and experience guide a nonpartisan approach, while criticizing underlings in the war department for avoiding scrutiny.
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Othrevila
Penunsylvania
Diechir
Pam
Spain Peace Terms Seen Unavoidable Despite Delays
The article argues that Spain will accept U S peace terms even with delays by its rulers. It notes Madrid conferences and opposition dwindling, predicts eventual surrender, and praises U S position after a victorious war while preparing for postwar duties.
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Spain
Madrid
Washington
United States
Chittenden Defends Crawford County System in Lackawanna Debate
A letter from Mrs. Acker and Chittenden's defense of the Crawford county system are discussed. The piece questions whether shifting from delegates to direct primaries will curb money influence and boost voter turnout, unless voters’ broader civic conditions improve as well. It asks if mechanism changes alone suffice without reforming individual voter behavior.
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the Tribune
Acker
Crawford County
Lackawann County
Lackawanna County
Crawford plan discussed as a reform in party government
The Tribune invites opinions on the Crawford system with fairness, asking if moral courage shifts when a plan pairs votes with any ignoramus or scoundrel. Dolliver after talking with McKinley comments on Luzon as key to the Philippine situation, noting its size population and rich prospects.
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Crawford County
The
Tribune
Crawford
Dolliver
McKinley
Luzon
Manila
Philippine
Cuba
Porto Rico
Lugon
Red Cross Pushes Fresh Supplies For Cuban Port Camp Relief
The associate society of the Red Cross of Philadelphia seeks urgent donations to fill a steamer bound for southern encampments and Cuba and Porto Rico. They list essential foods and medical supplies, asking residents to donate at 1501 Chestnut Street or money to treasurer William Hill, 308 Walnut Street.
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Associate Society of the Red Cross of
Philadelphia
Presse
Pacific
Itz
Cuba
Commonwealth
Society of the Red Cross
Chestnut Street
William Hill
Walnut Street
Beer Tax Urges Stricter Oversight to Prevent Adulteration
In sixteen years dietiled spirit and wine consumption declined while beer demand nearly doubled. The beer tax now dominates national revenue, prompting calls for firmer official inspections of beer production to curb adulteration and harmful additives.
Letters and opinions on war and politics from The Tribune
The piece collects editorials and remarks on reporters abroad, the Spanish American War, and public figures. It notes T. J. Duffy’s fine reporting, Andree’s perilous Arctic journey, wage discrimination against drinkers, and questions about Ship actions and leadership. It also mentions Roosevelt, Schley, and Aguinaldo amid broader reflections on U.S. power and politicians.
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Andree
Roosevelt and Alger clash over Roosevelt remark
The Chicago Record quotes a Philadelphia Times critique of Secretary Alger rebuking Colonel Roosevelt. The piece accuses Alger of pettiness and misrepresentation of Roosevelt’s impulsive remark and argues Roosevelt’s loyalty to volunteers outweighed Alger’s rebuke. It asserts Roosevelt’s letter does not justify the secretary’s ill-mannered reply.
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Roosevelt
Alger
Philadelphia Times
Teddy Roosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt
Secretary of War Hope Roosevelts Bid Catches City Fancy
In the Philadelphia Bulletin letter to the editor a wave of support for Colonel Theodore Roosevelt as secretary of war emerges. The writer argues Roosevelt’s brains energy and patriotism fit the post and urges the President to appoint him.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt’s Bold Stand Praised by Families Nationwide
The Elmira Advertiser lauds Theodore Roosevelt for ignoring cautious technical duty and taking decisive action. The editorial credits his bold stance with protecting American values and supporting the nation’s future, praising his leadership amid controversy and controversy over fossil decisions.
Roosevelt Favored Over Alger In Popular Vote
The Buffalo News reports Mr. Alger rushed to print and predicts Roosevelt will win by a large majority in the upcoming popular vote on the issue.
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Buffalo News
Mr. Alger
Roosevelt
Annexation Seen Inevitable for Cuba Says Inquirer
The Philadelphia Inquirer argues that Cubans cannot self-govern and that annexation by the United States will follow, comparing Cuba to Hawaii and noting the island would gain home rule under U.S. laws. Public sentiment in both nations is cited as favoring union with the United States.
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The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Cuba
United States
A Model Officer in Pittsburg Chronicle
Commodore Schley is described as a straightforward, modest man who fulfills his duties without envy or jealousy, admired for his calm dedication and kind heart.
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Pittsburg
Hobson Kissed Me In Meeting Says Poet
A playful personal verse recalls a moment when Hobson kissed the speaker during a meeting with Leigh Huns for The Tribune. The poem hints at public reaction from other girls and reflects on marriage and personal notoriety in a light, lyrical tone.
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Leigh Huns
the Tribune
Hobson
Proposed Change in Party Rules for Crawford County
Editor of The Tribune argues for replacing county convention systems with a Crawford County primary plan. The author contends the current delegate system breeds corruption and indifference, hurting honest government and public funds. He warns that city and county election costs rise while accountability falls, urges voter turnout, and asserts Scranton’s future depends on reform.
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Crawford County
Boards of Trade
Scranton
Crawford
Summer Footwear Sale Clears Russet Shoes
Our annual July and August gale of Summer Footwear is now on. All our Russets must go. You need the Shoes. We need room.
Defections Shadow Crawford County Polls
A fragmented letter notes defections at the polls and warns that the county system may have weak spots. The writer argues against machine votes and boodle and expresses belief that honesty will end such practices. Signed by C EB Chittenden.
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Crawford County
Chittenden
Coal for the Navy from the Philadelphia Stockholder
The piece argues anthracite is superior for war vessels, noting decades of navy reports favoring hard coal before soft coal became dominant. It claims anthracite burns cleaner, stores safely, is easier to handle, and saves crew effort, with comparable overall costs.
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Philadelphia
Navy Department
Pennsylvania
United States Navy
Milos
Deep and Pure From the Outlook on American character
The Outlook asserts the war has revealed deep and pure American character as sacrifice and courage reveal the teachings learned in formative years. It argues that true virtue appears when men value sacrifice and respond instinctively to defend what matters most.
Concerning Grammar from the New York Gun
An article argues language should be natural and lively rather than pedantic. It contends strict pronun ciation and syntax are overemphasized and that speech and writing should flow freely without affectation.
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New York
Great Midsummer Lamp Sale at Banquet Princess and Table Lamps
Until Sept 1 we offer 25 to 50 percent off our entire line to clear stock. If you need a lamp this is a chance to save on Banquet Princess and Table Lamps.
Praise for Regulars and Army Training
The text extols the navy for victories and credits the army with decisive land success. It warns against exalting amateurs at the expense of disciplined forces, praising long, patient preparation as essential to national success.
Sale on Fine Goods Promises Low Prices Across Assortment
An extensive display of leather belts and other items is advertised with prices cut to fit the occasion. The notice emphasizes a wide, unlimited assortment and substantial reductions to attract customers during the sale.
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Cooke
Esen
Venesene
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