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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1902

Page

4

Republican Ticket Puts Forward State and Local Runners

The document lists candidates for state offices including Governor S. W. Pe, Lieutenant Governor W. Brown, and Isaac B. Brown for Secretary of Internal Affairs. It also names Gorge sane Tians nel s and court officials, plus four legislative districts. An election day is set for November 4 and a note urges rounding up Moros of Shenandoah for valley peace and labor unity.

S. W. PE Ee W. Brown Isaac B. Brown Shenandoah

King Edward Crowned Amid Health Fears and Political Proposals

The coronation at Westminster Abbey proceeds despite threats to the sovereign’s health and a wave of public commentary. The piece argues constitutional monarchy sustains the empire, notes a reform agenda from the Soldiers Political League including retired pay rules, cadetship opening, and pension funding ideas while surveying reactions from critics and commentators.

Cumenan Sybil Edward British Empire Westminister Abbey Great Brittan Rome Great Britain England

Soldiers' Political League forms in Washington

The Soldiers' Political League, a new organization led by Colonel Samuel R. Stratton, aims to aid surviving veterans and promote the best interests of military defenders and dependents. It seeks to smooth aging veterans’ decline and address perceived injustices in retirement for regular army and navy officers.

Stratton General le West Point Ite Fing Offcer Soldiers' Political League Washington Samuel R. Stratton Navy

Fiscal record of the U S military government in Cuba

Summary of U S occupation finances in Cuba from July 1898 to May 1902 detailing revenue sources such as customs duties and municipal taxes, post office expansion with money orders, a finance department, and public works. It notes roads, telegraph lines, schools, sanitation, harbors, and the transfer of remaining funds to the Cuban republic.

Cuba United States United States Army Islands Havana Department of Finance Santiago San Luis General Wood Leutenant Matthew E. Hanna 8. D. Rogkenbach Republic of Cuba Pane Teenede Miacella Fooub Oshure

United States completes Cuba trusteeship as self-governing republic forms

The United States left Cuba with a treasury balance of 695000 and 1200000 in collectors and disbursing balances, transferring governance to native officers. Sanitation improved, death rates fell, yellow fever ebbing while barracks were repurposed as hospitals. The U S ensured orderly transition, preserving public buildings and systems for the new Cuban government.

Department of Sanitation Rsland Havana United States Marine Hospital Service Gulf States Union Cuba Treasury New Republic United States Uncle Sam

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