Republican City Ticket at Scranton Vote February 19
In Scranton the Republican ticket includes Controller Evan Morris for the February 19 election. James Jennings faces fine and costs for brutal assault on Harry McLaughlin after a Pine Brook dance and possible perjury. Cassimire Chikiewicz fined for an unlawful but provoked quarrel. Judge Edwards favored mercy. Judge Weand opposed it. Morris seeks a chance to serve.
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James Jennings
Harry McLaughlin
Dunmore
Cassimire Chikiewicz
Priceburg
Jennings
Edwards
Weand
Montgomery County
Writ ten pledges for caucus attendance secured in Washington
Washington reports that a majority of Republican House members have pledged to attend tonight's caucus. Judge Crum packer leads a plan to form an eleven member committee with subpoena power to examine witnesses under oath and collect records. The panel would report on the ratio of male citizens 21 years old denied voting rights to total voting age male inhabitants in the states.
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Washington
Crumpacker
Congress
Pauncefote’s position amid Cuban intervention debates
The article critiques Lord Pauncefote’s role as British ambassador amid 1893 Cuba intervention tensions and notes his reputed friendship with the United States. It also discusses a New Jersey corporate amendment requiring annual balance sheets and stockholder access.
Controversy Over Sir Julian Pauncefote’s Role in War Talk
The piece denounces Sir Julian Pauncefote for pressuring the U S toward war with Spain, noting his alleged favorable views of U S restraint and criticizing his meddling as dean of the Washington diplomatic corps. It argues his conduct harmed Anglo American relations and urges Central City Republicans to repudiate war‑hawks.
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Mawnares
Makhinsey
Julian Pauncefote
Dbrideh
Foreign Office
Julian
McKinley
Spain
Washington Diplomatic Corps
George W. Simallev
Washington
London Times
United States
Lord Pauncefote
British Foreign Office
Americanizing Mexico by Walter J Ballard
A 1910s imagined view of Mexico City showing rapid American influence after peace. It notes American led modernization including canals, streetcars, electric power, housing, and public buildings, with American capital and labor transforming the city and economy. It cites trade shifts, railroads, and the Monroe Doctrine style outlook on US influence.
Statistical Abstract reveals growth and debt trends in the United States
The Statistical Abstract of the United States, just issued by the Treasury Bureau of Statistics, presents graphic data on U.S. growth from 1850 to 1900 including population shifts, per capita debt and interest costs, savings bank deposits, New York clearing house progress, and foreign trade trends. It highlights Virginia and Indiana rank changes, debt per capita, rising bond premiums, and the evolving structure of imports by commodity.
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Jersey
Trenton
Teast
United States Steel Corporation
New York
Great Corporation
Unituil
Hreaaury Bureau of Statisten
Statietica Austrict
United States
Alaska
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Northy Carolina
Kentucky
Inge
Delaward
Indiana
Tworneuw
Lnwest
Cook
New York Clearing House
ISM
Ik Wingle
Wit
Outlines of Human Nature in European Encounters
Margaret travels abroad with her father to Europe meeting famous figures and witnessing royal gardens. A visit to Napoleon’s tomb leads to discussions of his legacy, and a Yale president’s comment on a memorial hall hints at social status. The tale shifts to Chamberlain family socializing with Mary Enfield and Austin Chamberlain, ending with a witty exchange about a stubborn husband.
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Margaret
Europeltics
Wavis
Niapoleon
Coure
Armles
Cone Sul
France
Fially
St Tislony
Papa
New York ‘Tribune
Endicott
Austin
Atary Goon
Midley
Yale
Davimnouth College
Olin
Mhadley
Pila
Hadley
Deeph Chamberlain
Ue Ualied Blues
Ming Mary Enilldott
Austin Chamberlain
Europe
Auvriogh Witea
Poco
Hermelf
Made from fine Moche kid with metal clasps
A quality brown red tan and grey item is offered at 75 cents this week. The description notes soft Moche kid leather and two metal clasps.
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Scranton Tribune
the Tribe Wiro Publishing Company
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Rictiatid
Balitor
F. Bynbhe
Vreeland
Bola Agent Hee Foreign Advertising
Scranton
Tribune
VLA
Thane
Acranton
Republican City
Fvan
TH. Morris
Tarly
Evan Morris
South
Camnpaucher
Friends of Spain
Cuba
Andrew Carnegie
Statesman
New York City
Andrew
Hoot
Miles
Paderewski
Wagner
Hogan
Philippines
Central City
Mexico
Walter J. Ballard
Mériico
Thirtow
Mexico City
Presidentiar
America
Pevlogical
Ue Foreign Colonia
Republic
Bowl
Republic of
Paria
Apretie
Suires
Luitnewa
Germany
Cortes
Fowler
W. Z. Bryan
Great Britain
Mexican Central
Standard Oil
Mexican National Railroad
Paris
Selioncotdy
Spichil
The
Washington, Eh
Chamberlain
Miss Endicott
Robeon
Robaan
Roban
APA Voles
Suede Mousquetaire’s
Lackawanna Avenue
Wash
Sommar
Hugaha
Bargalis
M.T. Keller Lackawanna Carriage Worka
J. B.woosey & Co Contractors
Gourity Suildivaa
Saavivasuviod
Transacta
Ioan
Penneylvania
Joseph Kuettel
Tackawatitia Avenue
Hanley
Spruce
Buccemer
Huntington
Peter Stipp
Collara
Telephone
Washington Avenue
M. HH
Dale, Gereral
Washington Art Wotka
Nay Auge
VICI
Weir
Goodyear West
Ford
Qravee Enanaasunne Gaaaae
Swarthmore College
Swarthmore, PA
Friends
William W. Birdsall
Nishings
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming Avenue
Miss and Children’s
Kern
Gunster & Forsyth
Penn Avenue
Allis-Chalmers Co
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Wilkes-Barre
State Normal School
Bloomsburg, Pa
Muesle
J, P. Welsh, A. M. Ph. D
Pria
Scranton Correspondence School
J. Poster
Elmer 4. Lowall
Treas St. J
Third National Bank
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