Republican Nominations and State Officials Listed
The Scranton Tribune prints Republican nominations and state officials, listing President Roosevelt and McKinley ticket, Theodore Roosevelt as VP, and officers like Auditor General K Blardenbergh, Attorney W. Re. LS Wie, and Thomas P Daniels as Clerk of Court. It notes a political stance on Pekin events affecting missionaries in China.
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Conmeron
William Connell Jigs Ghock M
Watson
Suri Jeus
Poe Penne eNrceine
Willean
Frothonotany
Copeland
Clark Ot
Thomas P. Daniels
Deel Kyil Tons
Wiihk
W. KR
Beck
Tey Contin
Malimet- Howard Fr. Sturges
Pekin
China
Lick Lo
Sunday recreation and park policy in a mixed community
The piece argues for uniform enforcement of Sunday peace by closing park traffic on Sundays to protect residents near Nay Aug park. It condemns selective enforcement and urges the mayor to establish early, clear limits between the Lord's Day and weekday leisure. The writer warns against turning the park into a place of vice and potential harm to property values and city reputation, citing Gen De Wet as a symbol of disruptive trends.
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James JL. Robinson
Nay Aug Park
Robinson
le Marek
Reengaleinge
Marquise de Mores
Lutter
Alire
Aiamarek
Mandan
Mare
Ehat
Ruatere
Oa Mans
Medora
Marquie de Maren
Mnnamd
Finnegan
Editorial snapshots on Washington policy in three journals
Editorials from The Philadelphia Ledger and The Chicago Record debate U S policy in China and the Philippines. The Ledger favors minimal foreign involvement and a quick withdrawal of American forces, while The Record leans anti imperialism and lauds Secretary Hay’s diplomacy amid the Pekin crisis.
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Washington
Philadelphia Ledger
Viunthy
China
Chicago Record
Tay
Hay
American State Department
Min
Alo
Ite
Haels
Wich
Pekin
Prkin
Sant Elas
United States policy on China and Boxer aftermath debate
A discussion previews U.S. aims to protect citizens and property in China, maintain treaty rights, and avoid entangling alliances while withdrawing troops only after stabilizing order. It cites political backlash, forces, and the Philadelphia Ledger’s criticisms, plus war-time troop and budget notes and a Br yan political jab amid Mexican and boxing references.
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United States
Vidi
Mead
China
Pail
Filelphia
Pritwe Ching
Tekin
Pekin
Perilitie Mathemal Tisteres
Chaffer
Peking
Steols
Steolf
Wall Street
William McKinley
Mark Hanna
Philadelphia Ledger
Legation
Newspapers Predict Mr Conger Views Ahead
The papers that aim to preemptively disclose Mr Conger’s opinions show a busy, headline driven approach as they report on anticipated positions and potential policy directions.
Four years of farm data challenge Bryan and McKinley claims
The article contrasts Bryan’s free silver appeal to farmers with McKinley’s four year stance on protection and sound money. It cites U S Agriculture statistics showing rising livestock value in Pennsylvania and highlights figures from Nebraska and other agricultural states to test predictions against outcomes.
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Bryan
Mark McKinley
Pennsylvania
Division of Statistics
United States Department of Agriculture
Gov plan to charter transports for Cape Nome seekers and others
The piece notes possible government action to charter ships to return Cape Nome gold seekers, Christian Endeavor delegates, and others abroad. It questions the ability to resolve China affairs without finding the imperial government and mocks clairvoyant taxes in Chicago while offering broader commentary on the Powers verdict and Sino Allied aims.
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Cape Nome
Christian Endeavor
United States
China
Recollections of Teddy in the West
W T Curtin recalls Theodore Roosevelt in the Bad Lands. Cowboys like Packard describe Roosevelt’s grit and humor while taming the Chimney Butte horse Devil. Roosevelt’s frontier friendships, his banter with cowhands, and the rough, lawless Montana-North Dakota era frame a vivid portrait.
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Roosevelt
Missouri
Bad Landa
Romevelt
Mr. Packard
Devil
Trevil Hind
Mme
Tooseralt
Newad Chen
Bradlands
Wyoming
PN Jones
Heranvelt
Dinvil
Teddy
Roosevelt Pursues Thief Across Frontier in Harsh Winter
The narrative recounts Theodore Roosevelt tracking Finnegan and an accomplice after a theft from Roosevelt’s Elkhorn ranch. Roosevelt camps without sleep, confiscates boots to prevent escape, and escorts the captives to a sheriff where Finnegan is sent to the penitentiary.
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Roosevelt
Stawell
Dow
Finnesin
Roonvelt
Missouri River
Roesevelt
Seawell
Finnegan
Roosevilt
Thtkensin
Support for McKinley and Republican leadership voiced
Frederick Bartnell submits a letter praising President McKinley and the Republican Party. He lauds the administration as brilliant and stable, likening its leadership to Washington and urging continuation of the party's guidance for national unity, progress, and peace. He describes cabinet work as conquering grave problems and signs from Scranton dated Aug. 22.
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the Tribune
Cleveland
Tan
Fepoolilly
McKinley
Washington
Ce G. C. PV
Republican Party
Narion
Fcf
Elatesman
United States
Inak
Mefinney
Frederick Bartnell
Political Trusts and Campaign Finances in a Turbulent Era
A late 19th century political commentary questions the prominence of the trusts issue, noting Van Wyck and Richardson influence and a proposed use of a cotton trust in politics. It sketches contrasts between trust rhetoric and actual campaign finance, cites post office mail growth, Bryan McKinley stakes, and agricultural value shifts, urging attention to evolving political tactics and economic indicators.
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Democratic Party
Democratic Platform
van Wyck
Hae
Anen
Joe
Pay Richardson
Tennenee
Kansan
Jones
Bryan
Value and labor themes echo in late Democratic era
The record cites large sums tied to Livester and prosperity payments by the Republicans to farmers for 1800. It notes the battleship Oregon returning with a patch on its hill and comments on the condition of American laborers’ trousers during the prior Democratic administration.
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Republican Party
Oregon
Proverb Sketches Emphasize Frugal Mindset and Patience
The fragment presents maxims on restraint and prudence. It urges delaying actions, avoiding unnecessary spending, resisting temptations, and keeping calm in anger. It contrasts fear of future costs with hunger and urges measured, deliberate handling of situations.
Educational Contest Offers Scholarships and Rewards
The Scranton Tribune invites young men and women to join an Educational Contest offering ten scholarships covering full tuition and board for the leading winners. Additional prizes include ten percent of subscription money earned by participants. Inquiries to Editor of the Educational Contest, Scranton Tribune, Scranton, Pa.
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the Tribune
Pennsylvania
The
Tribune
Scranton Tribune
Scranton
Special Rewards Offer At Local Academy Exhibitions
A list of prizes and scholarships offered by Keratone Academy and Scranton Business College includes piano instruction, shorthand, and commercial courses. Exhibitions feature watches and jewelry from local dealers. Contestants who fail to win a special reward receive ten percent of their total earnings.
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Jonas Serenary
Yeam
Wwe
Keratone Academy
SeeaoBee Comersey
Mualeaegen
Calne “Beegele
Chainness
Genad Brothers
Peepee Eneseeenen
Scranton Business College
Solid Wells Watch
Lady's
Fentleman's
Fucene Schimpits
Censeeeversnee O.ne Cycle Poon
Ortes Art Company
Gene Schimpa
Wanta Akeie
Subscriptions Prize Contest at Scranton Tribune
The IL ria announces a points contest awarding prizes for new Scranton Tribune subscriptions. Rewards scale by duration, with the top point getter choosing first, then others in order. Subscriptions must be prepaid and credited at the Tribune office by 8 p.m. Saturday, September 2.
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Scranton Tribune
Tribune Office
Finley Offers Autumn Fabrics In Rich Plaid And Stripe Suitings
Finley showcases a broad fall line including New Plaid and Stripe Back Suitings suitable for rain, golf, or bicycle skirts in greys, tans, blues and blacks. New cheviots in plain and hairline weave arrive in oxford and light grey tones. Cream cheviot is in demand for seaside and mountain wear, while foulards wash silks and fine French Charlies are being closed out at under cost with remaining assortment available.
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Oxford
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Edward James, JR
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Kansas
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Laod
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Texas
Chicago
Powers
Imperial Police Force
Coney Island
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Wren
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Mik
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Albom
Nick Names
Toomvelt
Chimney Butte
Fisher
Bowe
Elkhorn Ranch
Aleave
Rob Roberta
Weleby
George Maywood
Welby
Haywood
Haymond
Bismarck
Roberts
Maywood
Airly
Citiens
Roogevelt
Tle
Century Magazine
Modora
Conkling
General Grant
Ife
Grant
Edmumunda
Twill
Godfrey
Ile
Willy
Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Challetirn
Post Office Department
Kentucky
Jefferson
LEWIS
Wyoming Ave
Reilly Wholesale and Retail
Piercereau
Connell
Jewelers
Penn Ave
Reynolds Bros
Jermyn
Srt
le Rois P Aone
New York City
Maril
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IL Ria
Panons
Siren
Finley
Lackawanna Avenue
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