Scranton Political Notes Mention February Election Tally
The Scranton article notes Democratic control in the city with references to election figures and officials including James Moli, Thomas Brooks, and George H. Shires. It mentions local offices and a February filing period tied to civic leadership and party presence in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayver
James Moli
Thomas BR
Hrooks
J. Widmater
Beheol
John Courier Morrss
George H. Shires
Amons Wily M Jones
Hinsland
C. & Fowler
Fiection
Scranton
Postponed Debate on Mearrell Bill Ties to Quay Trial
The article notes delaying the Mearrell bill beyond the Quay trial date due to opposition within the WIL. It discusses potential parliamentary maneuvering, implications for party positions, and the broader question of whether to advance or delay legislation tied to war-time controls.
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Mearrell Bi
Quay
Wil
Renson
Paris
End of Aguinaldo Insurrection Demands Public Execution
Washington and Manila authorities debate Aguinaldo and his army. Some call for his personal surrender followed by public execution to deter treachery and restore peace in the Philippines. The proposal reflects harsh views on Aguinaldo and the insurgents' impact.
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Washington
Manila
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Luzon
War Inquiry Report Doubtful on Conclusive Findings
A presidential commission tasked to examine conduct of the war faces doubt about final results due to limited evidence and publicly available papers. The panel, four months ago, could have resolved the dispute but failed to deliver a decisive settlement amid ongoing policy debates and pressures.
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Mio Ponuwlar Demani
Jett
Werner Mites
Brett
Wit
PL Payne
Thagaute
Warthol
Bath
Phe
Understein
Gruicht
Eife Wi
Foreigners in the United States and legal immunity
The article argues that foreigners residing in the United States are treated as nationals for legal purposes and subject to local law. It references Wilfrid de Zaliburu’s position that foreign observers may not expect diplomatic protection when taking part in insurrection or civil conflict, stressing nonintervention by governments.
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S Talf Department
Washington
Aretha
Une
United States
American and Austrian tensions spark wage impact in steel firm
A fragmentary report notes adversarial stance against American laws by foreign powers and hints at indemnity disputes. It mentions Austria-Hungary and the American Steel and Wire company planning wage increases for a player named Ajancet, with an implied annual effect of 75000 to 1,000,000 dollars in distribution.
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Austria- Huresty
Aimerican Steel and Wire Company
Bar
Trend Ibler Ajancet
Lawmakers weigh subsidy plan to restore American merchant fleet
The article outlines congressional debate over ocean subsidies and bounty grants to rebuild U S shipping. It cites estimates, ports, and officials debating cost and potential tonnage gains, with opposition framed around misrepresentation and market impact.
Commodore's view on Democrats and early street railway growth
A republican-leaning speaker cites a Commodore who questions who is a Democrat in wartime and peace. The piece notes U S street railway mileage rose from 15 718 miles in 1897 to 17 41 and car numbers from 51 092 to 41 percent, with tracks expanding in cities and declines in horse car systems as electric lines grow.
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Street Railway Journal
United States
Vesnigeisanberega
Salvestone Conv
Two Senators Face Ire Over Controversial Resignation
The United States faces critique of Senators cited for political corruption and treachery. Horn and Hour are denounced for actions harming public life as calls for resignation grow amid calls for atonement and accountability.
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Atck Hs
Andre Tendfast
The Ultimate Issue in Manila and the Philippines
The Philadelphia Press argues the central question is whether the Philippines, under American rule, will enjoy order peace and security and fair administration that respects rights, or descend into chaos and barbarism as population grows and law fails.
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Philadelphia
Manila
Philippines
Archipelago
McKinley Policy Aimed at Discipline Amid Scandals
A Philadelphia Press editorial argues President McKinley seeks to enforce discipline and expose dubious transactions after the piot year scandals, asserting a clear purpose to punish offenders where found and uphold military justice.
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Philadelphia Press
Piot
McKinley
Cmy
Failed treaty talk costs lives of American youth
A New York Tribune opinion bluntly asserts that opponents of a Manila treaty harmed a store of poor boys from American homes by prolonged opposition. The piece argues the critics should be ashamed of their actions and proud of those who served.
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New York Tribune
Manila
Ripans Tabules Endorsement by Blacksmith Willian Donaldson
Willian Donaldson a blacksmith credits Ripans Tabules with relief from long standing dyspepsia after daily use following a hard life of farm work and smithing. He says the medicine cured him and he continues using it to avoid pain and stay well. His wife and brother in law also note improvements.
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Brace
Commodore
Washington Post
David B. Hills
Grafton
Hill
R Beonator Horn
Carter
Senator Hall
Massachusetts
Willian Donaldson
Her Majesty's Corset Praised in Fit and Comfort
A Victorian notice extols the corset titled Her Majesty's Corset as unsurpassed for fit and comfort worn by well dressed women and endorsed by physicians and modistes who support its design and use.
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Chamber of Deputies
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Bazaar
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Washington Ave
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Gunster & Forsyth
Penn Avenue
Florence E. Tuttle
Majesty's
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Henry Belin, JR
Lend Apout
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