Republican Nominations for State Officials in Scranton
In Scranton on August 24 1896 the Republican slate lists Governor William A Stone Lieutenant Governor J P B Gorin Secretary of Internal Affairs James W Latta Superior Court Judge W W Porter and at large congressmen Samuel A Davenpoort Galubha A Ukow.
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William A. Stone
J. P. B. Gorin
James W. Latta
Superior Court
W. WW. Porter
Samuel A. Davenpourt
Galubha A. Ukow
Local House and Senate District Listings
Senate Twentieth District James C. Vaughan. House First District John R. Farr. Second District John J. Scheuer Jr. Third District Fourth District John F. Reynolds.
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Senate
Twentieth Dist
James C. Vaughan
House
John R. Farr
John J. Scheuer, JR
John F. Reynolds
Pennsylvanian Governor Candidate Vows Unity and Reform
In a pledge to voters the candidate promises to govern for all people, root out abuses in the legislature, curb wasted spending, and rely on honest daily public service. He cites past public service and appeals to German descent supporters, while noting district conventions' current stance.
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Pennsylvania
Public mood shifts after Spanish War drive united national resolve
The piece extols how public opinion, once split by Mugwumps and jingoes, unites behind the war effort. It highlights Saratoga as a turning point where educated common sense channels debate into rational action and commends Atlantic Monthly’s stance on national duty and prudent leadership. It also notes calls for clarity from Berlin amid Manila reports and condemns espionage as beneath the nation.
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Spain
Atlantic Monthly
Rlang
Thas
American Spirit and European Critique in Post War Debate
The piece compares American ideals of liberty and equality with a European-tinged push for imperial power. It cites Joseph Connor of Rochester and questions Manila's conquest and Luzon administration, labeling Spain’s actions as robbery and noting educated Luzon support yet fear over losing gains.
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American Press
Evening Post
Mr. Connor
Manila
Laizon
Spain
Philippines
Luzon
Spaniards tithe and governance debated in Scranton Tribune
The article quotes a writer arguing about Spain's colonial governance and a plan to reform rail trade to favor profits. It criticizes the Scranton Times for denying facts and defends The Tribune stance that Scranton’s welfare justifies a favorable arrangement in rail production and sales.
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Scranton Times
Tribune
Scranton
Navy Promotion Inequity and Proposed Reforms
The piece argues the current pace based promotion harms many officers not advancing and describes how the jumping system causes merit gaps. It cites Grand promotions after Santiago and Bernadou’s case, urges medals or pay raises as fairer compensation for gallantry within legal limits. Congress may address it soon.
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Santage
Sampson
Dewey
New York Herald
Winslow
Bernadou
Bernadon
Hudson
Baltimore
Manila
Congress
Spelling Reform and Metric System Debate
The National Educational association supports reform to spell words as pronounced and cites examples like alther thor thorough then out throughout. It argues reform saves time but faces public aversion and long resistance to metric adoption, delaying progress toward simpler spelling.
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National Educational Association
Pacific coast steamship firms rely on mining news to draw business
Pacific coast steamship companies avoid advertising and use reports of new Klondike mining strikes to boost demand. When the strike news arrives, they claim to have to turn away business, illustrating the advantage of a steady influx of sensational reports to attract travelers and freight.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Companies
Klondike
Oscar King Davis Delivers War Letters From Pacific Posts
The New York Sun prints wartime correspondence by Oscar King Davis from Honolulu Guam and Manila. His letters showcase sharp reporting praised as top examples of war journalism.
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Honolulu
Guam
Manila
New York Sun
Oscar King Davis
Harper's Weekly
Wicked Senator Pictured by Papers Faces Scrutiny
Readers note the chorus of criticism from Philadelphia Press and Wilkes-Barre Record as the controversial senator and his lieutenants are questioned amid sensational reportage.
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Philadelphia
Wilkes-Barre Record
anthQony
Maine outrage and navy plans amid postwar commentary
A column reflects on Captain Moreu and Cervera as worthy foes yet argues against leniency toward Spaniards who harmed Americans. It discusses armor plate tests for battleships, calls for more ships, and critiques Roosevelt and Dewey era issues alongside stray political notes.
War Benefits and Responsibilities in the Atlantic View
The article argues the United States must govern acquired territories like Guam, Porto Rico, and the Philippines with self government in mind. It asserts duties to insure stable governance, avoid entanglements with Europe, and advance civilization while respecting local population and institutions.
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Calm
Porto Rico
Philppine Islands
Coasters
Oir
Corovered
New Era of American Global Role Postwar Cuba Vision
The essay argues the United States should govern newly acquired territories not as colonies but through local self government under tutelage. It foresees Cuban and Puerto Rican governance built on American ideals, with military oversight until capable local governments form. It highlights the moral aim of civilization and the rise of American influence via commerce and navy.
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Cuba
Elf
Island
Banting
United States
Havana
Cube
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
Spain
National Reserves and Militia Reform Urged
The Houston Post argues for immediate reorganization of the militia and naval reserves. It stresses the need for national reserves for both army and navy, warning that state militias crumble without volunteer mobilization in war. It highlights the future reliance on naval volunteers to man a large navy.
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Etrvice
Bazaar Promises Savings If Not, It Will Pay You
A promotional notice claims shoppers save money at the bazaar and promises payment if savings are not realized. Details are unclear due to fragmented text.
Hustle Sale of Rugs Across Various Prices
Summa Rugs and Khaskot Rugs offer a range of sizes and prices for 30 by 60 inch tapestries, velvet, axminster and other rug types. Crumb Cloths available in 62 by 72 inch size. Prices shown include 39 to 98 cents for small rugs and up to 1.70 for select axminster pieces.
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Khaskot
Summer Footwear Sale Drives Russets Clearance
Our annual July and August sale features heavy discounts on Summer Footwear. All Russets must go to make room for new inventory.
War readiness and political influence in militia formation
The passage argues that militia groups such as Lewis, Reilly & Davies at 114 and 116 Wyoming Avenue should be pure payers or parade outfits without nationwide uniformity. It warns that peacetime organization could curb political favoritism in military staffing and prevent the unpreparedness seen at the start of the war in April.
The Tragedian Questions Meals Before Salary Talk
A gifted gaunt tragedian applying for a job questions meals served on stage. The theatrical manager asks what salary to expect. The tragedian asks if the meal is real and then asks that salary discussion be waived.
Confidence in Postwar Governance From The Sun
The New York Sun asserts continued confidence in sustaining new government responsibilities after wartime success. It states unwavering belief that the nation will uphold duties arising from victory and transition from war to peace without doubt.
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The
New York Sun
War outcomes loom over lecture field unsure future
From the Cincinnati Enquirer, the piece notes that not all war results can be foreseen and warns of potential impact on the lecture field amid shifting fortunes. Institutions and scholars await developments as uncertainty persists.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Immunes Ready for Gulf Office Seats, Pittsburg Times Notes
The Pittsburg Times remarks that filling municipal offices down in the gulf should present no trouble due to an abundance of immunes ready to take positions.
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The
Pittsburg
Manila Campaign Leaves Us Winning and Luson Game
The St. Louis Republic notes that in taking and holding Manila the action represents a dual victory and a broader strategic contest.
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St. Louis Republic
Manila
The Language of Flowers and Veges in Verse
A playful verse uses fruits and vegetables as puns to woo a beloved. The speaker, G, Dd, Lynch, blends garden imagery with romance, promising a future together despite comical wordplay and a lighthearted, optimistic tone.
Lamp Sale Offers Big Discounts to Reduce Stock
The advertisement offers Banquet Princess and Table Lamps at 25 to 50 percent off through September 1. It promotes a clearance to reduce stock and invites anyone needing a lamp to seize the bargain opportunity.
We Place on Sale And Guarantee Against Duplication
A dealer proclaims a sale offer claiming cannot duplicate the item at less than one third above this price. The note emphasizes value and exclusivity to attract buyers.
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Serene Caaeins Company
Ifty Conte
New York
Omeo
Nassau St
Vreelast
Colonel Stone
Lee
Alba
Berlin
Aa Dewey
Diedrichs
Richta
Coray
Luzerne
Moreu
Cristobal Colon
Cervera
Maine
Moren
Dr. Russ
Hobson
el Caney
San Juan
Red Cross
Navy Department
Garcia
Santiago
Shafter
Oklahoma
Texas
Roosevelt
Strategy Board
Camp
Alger
Russell A
Columbia County
Grant Herring
Muller
Antilles
Republic
Pacific States
Union
Middle West
Seaboard
Europe
England
Houston
MITES
Wyoming Avenue
Washington Ave
Connell
North
Washington
Avenus
Scranton, Pa
Chicago Tribune
N. FE. Penna
Jermyn
Either Way
Lynch
the Clemons
Ferber
O'Malley CO
Lackawanonsa Avenue
Turkey
Lackawanna Avenue
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming
Aliinan
Connell Building
Thos, Ford
Joan B. Smith &Son
W. B. Mulligan
Wilke Barre
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