Republican Nominations List for State Officials
Republican nominations include Governor William A. Stone and Lieutenant Governor J P Gobin. Secretary of Internal Affairs James W Latta and Supreme Court nominee W W Porter. Congressmen-at-Large Samuel A Davenport and Galusha A Grow complete the ticket.
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William A. Stone
J. P
Gobin
James W. Latta
Avane
Superior Court
W. W. Porer
Samuel A Davenport
Galusha
A. Grow
Senate Twentieth Dist James Vaughan and others
A fragment lists political figures for Virginia districts including James Vaughan in the Senate Twentieth District and John Re Farr John J Echisuer Jr N C Mackey and John F Reynolds in the First through Fourth House districts.
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Senate
James
Vaughan
John RE. Farr
John J. Echisueer
N. C. Mackey
John F. Reynolds
Pennsylvania Governor-Elect Promises Reform and Unity
The speaker pledges to govern for all Pennsylvanians and root out wasteful probes in the legislature. He vows honesty and diligent service, stressing that the people, not factions, deserve respect and proper governance. The note also congratulates the Patriotic Order Sons of America on President A. L. Tettel’s re-election.
Quebec conference and its unlikely reciprocity gains
The piece argues sentimental Canadian opposition to a practical reciprocity scheme at the Anglo American joint high commission. It predicts possible adjournment with little accomplished, noting Canada’s desire for access to the US market while remaining British. It cites friction over fisheries and suggests blame would fall on Canadian petulance if a treaty fails, while praising General Miles compared to Shafter.
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Quebec
Joint High Commission of Arbitration
Canada
England
Maeland
Republicans Endorse Monroe Doctrine Expansion Policy
The Missouri Republicans reaffirm the Monroe doctrine as a guiding principle and state the United States should stay out of European disputes when American interests are not involved. They also insist the doctrine allows extending American territory and protecting American interests in both hemispheres, especially the Pacific, to support westward development.
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Missouri
United States
Western Hemisphere
Pacific Ocean
Spain
Roosevelt and annexation policy rise in political discourse
The excerpt defends Hawaiian annexation and expansion of naval bases to protect burgeoning Asia trade. It notes New York’s governorship as not ideal for Roosevelt yet praises public wisdom in honoring a man with a spotless reputation, suggesting a thaw in political tension as Roosevelt is drawn into leadership.
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Hawaiian Islands
Asia
Far East
New York
Omecvelt
Roosevelt
American resolve in China reshapes eastern balance
The piece argues Britain and Russia pause for concessions in China while the United States rises as a decisive player. It foresees a postponed crisis, urges restraint from European powers, and promotes keeping the Monroe Doctrine ready against any encroachment on American interests.
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Great Britain
Russia
Ovce
China
England
Mrntich
Hussia
Nussia
United States
Middle Kingdom
America
Europe
Uncle Sam
Naval promotions criticized as unfair and counterproductive
Commodore Phillips protests his own advancement as harmful to deserving officers not in major battles. Critics, including William K. Curtis, say promotions after Manila and Santiago unfairly rearrange ranks, degrading Dewey’s sailors while rewarding others. A remedy proposes continued full pay for exemplary service. the core issue remains that the current promotion system must change.
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Phillips
Secretary of the Navy
Santiago
Manut
Commodore Watson
Remey
Chicago
William K. Curtis
Washington
Manila
Dewey
Sampson
Schiey
Clark
Oregon
Cook
Chadwick
Taylor
Evans
Wilde
Dyer
Limberton
War Department Medical Branch Declines Armistice Benefits
Reports say the medical division of the War Department is deteriorating during the armistice as it fails to improve work at concentration camps and army hospitals. The Secretary of War is occupied with comparing defenses while neglected service continues.
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War Department
Tts
Secretary of War
Ex-President Andrews Aims for Strong Primary Schools
The former leader outlines a policy focus on expanding primary education before enlarging high schools, arguing every school age child should have solid cultural foundations. He stresses practical, well-supported primary schooling alongside high schools.
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Andrews
Chicago
Bryan on Expansion and Solitude
The speaker argues W. Z. Bryan would oppose expansion if he foresaw outcomes, noting he is uneasy when alone and not built for quiet contemplation.
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W. Z. Bryan
Our Machinery Grows in Favor Across the World
American manufacturers and workers receive worldwide demand for high grade machinery and instruments. The year ended saw about fifty million dollars of orders for telephones, telegraph gear, typewriters, bicycles, engines, and more from markets in Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas, with Japan and China as major buyers. Exports of sewing machines, typewriters, and bicycles have risen since their advent, with yearly totals in the millions and growing.
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Amercan
United States
Enyland
Germany
France
Japan
China
India
America
Africa
Turkey
Persia
Siam
Korea
Aden
Azores
Auckland
Fiji
Tonga
Samoa
Madagascar
Tripoli
German Africa
Bpamash Oceanica
Brithn
Brithn Australasia, Dutch East Indies, French Guiana, Portuguese Africa
Asiatic
Russia
Central
South America
Oceaniea Gisport
Jonas
Treasury Bureau of Btatletlos
An Object Lesson on Aguinaldo and the Philippines
The writer satirically suggests parading Aguinaldo across the United States with an escort of honor and exposing him to Indian lore and the nation’s past. He imagines offering him a rifle and funds to return home, hoping the experience would render the islands untenable for U S control.
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Bob Burdette
Philadelphia
Preas
Philippines
Aguinailo
Virginia
New York
Parkman
Mississippi
Ohio
Tecumseh
Black Hawk
Lokan
Red Jacket
Sitting Bull
Spotted Tull
Arizona
Waeneys Corral
Aguinaldo
Samuel
Steels
Enlarging the Horizon From the Syracuse Post
The war educated the American public, expanding knowledge of the Philippines Porto Rico and other regions. Citizens learned geography history and international law through wartime events. The war widened horizons lifting the national intellect and global awareness.
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Syracuse Post
Madrid Letter Reports US Exports to Spain End Year
The Madrid letter in the New York Times notes American exports for the year ending June 3, 1898. It discusses trade flows and implications for Spain and the United States amid evolving diplomatic and military contexts.
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Madrid
New York Times
Summer Footwear Sale Announcement
Our annual July and August sale of Summer Footwear is now on. All our Russets must go. You need the Shoes We need room.
Bitter Spain hostility toward American officers surfaces
The writer argues that Spain resents U S generosity, predicting no gratitude from Madrid. He notes widespread bitterness against Americans and cites Madrid press mocking claims of good treatment of Spanish prisoners, while Weyler and his son are praised by some for how they handled Cervera and his men.
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Spain
Madrid
Cleneral Weyler
Cervera
The World’s Longest Fence and Other Magnitudes Unveiled
A curiosities list cites the longest fence in Australia spanning 132 miles to deter rabbits, Paris National Library as largest library with 1,400,000 books, 175,100 manuscripts, 200,000 maps, and 150,000 coins. Also notes a 1,700 pound bell in Tokio, Moscow bell dimensions, Hayou Horoo sun dial promontory, and the Blatner cask of Nuremberg at 105 feet diameter and 51 feet deep with a ball event. A giant Grand Canary hillside sign for Grand Canary Engineering is described as 15 foot wide letters and 30 foot high banners.
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Australia
National Library of
Paris
Tokio
Moscow
Hayou Horoo
Aezean Sea
Nuremberg
Grand Canary
Africa
Grand Canary Engineering Company
Extraordinary War Losses Reported By New York World
The New York World cites approximate figures from war and navy departments on casualties in the Spanish American War. Total deaths around 19 with 1,400 plus wounded. massive strategic outcomes include destruction of the Spanish fleet, Cuba’s liberation, Porto Rico cession, and Manila capture.
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Spain
Freporta
Navy
Unie Pumareagie
Deceentuseuene
Aeaene
Cuba
Porto Rivo
Manila
Gettysburg
Great Midsummer Lamp Sale Offer
The sale offers Banque Princess and Table Lamps at 25 to 50 percent discount. Stock must be reduced and bargains are available. The promotion runs until September 1st for customers in need of a lamp.
Fashion Notes Highlight New Fall Silks and Waist Patterns
The item describes Bayedere and various effects near the ending materials for the seas, with several desirable numbers in New Fall Silksall. Exclusive Waist Patterns have just opened, signaling new offerings and trends in fabric and apparel.
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Bayedere
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General Miles
Long
Naval Strategy Board
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Haysti
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West Indies
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Suez Canal
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Mediterranean
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Singapore
Instruments Electrical
United
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Vee
Ceneeneeneeres
Central ‘America
Ene Eneen
Crownion
OAO
Nottingham
Washington Ave
Connell
North
Avenus
Scranton, Pa
Wyoming Avenue
N. E. Penna
Jermyn
The
New York World
the Clemons
Ferber
Lackawanna Avenue
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Velours
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Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming Listriot
Dupont
Diastin de On
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