Defeat of Brooks Alleged Treachery Amid Scranton Row
The Scranton Tribune reports on a controversy surrounding the defeat of Brooks, with claims of treachery and questions about who the alleged traitors are. The item notes an entry at the local post office and references foreign advertisements. The piece reflects a heated local dispute during February in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Sonata Kulrbanks
Aliet Beveridge
Indianapoli
Poth
Meridian Street
Hoth
Ohio
Indiana
Lis
Scranton's Industrial Future and Regional Prospects
A cautious analysis argues Scranton must diversify from coal and steel rail production to sustain growth. It notes coal remains nonrenewable and stresses attracting large new industries and diversified small sectors. It warns against overreliance on Carnegie-dominated rails and highlights Canada and military restraint as broader geopolitical considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton
P Tores
Scranton
Scrantom
Houbiediy
Pittaburg
Carnegie
Wei
Sermaton
Scriatyn
Ango-Canadian Armenian talks stall over disputed border terms
The Toronto organ of the Lowrey government comments on the failed Anglo Canadian Armenian joint high commission effort. It condemns urging arbitration and insists on British neighborly conduct while avoiding harmful invective toward the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorom
Jehia
United States
Washington
Washington Administration
Britain
Regular Army Vets Endure Frugal Rations Behind Silent Duty
The army beef inquiry highlights officers’ claim that regulars seldom complain while volunteers loudly express grievances. Regulars endure disease from poor rations and neglect, silent under the war department, until volunteer pressure and advocates like Surgeon Daly and Major General orders bring attention to their plight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
War Department
Santhige
Washington
Wme
Roosevelt
Daly
Pittsburg
Miles
Filipinos vow to exterminate Americans sparks alarm
The statement attributed to Filipino leaders indicates a fierce anti American stance and hints at potential large scale projects or contracts driven by their resolve. The remark underscores rising tensions and the prospect of intensified conflict or mobilization within the region.
The New South and Its Rise in Development
The article outlines rapid southward growth from 1880 to 1895, noting a $3.8 billion property rise and farm value gains near $9.18 billion by 1890, with per acre values far above national averages. It credits Henry Grady’s vision and discusses northern investment shifts, Cuba policy relevance, and leadership figures shaping the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
New England
Middle States
de Cortdin
Henry W. Grady
Fragmented Item Mentions Death and Debt Figures
The text references a banquet of phrases about keeping meat at temperature, Havana municipal debt of 25 million dollars, a Philadelphia solicitor dying by turning on gas, and a cautious French president amid a winter. It also notes Filipino insurgents and a warning about sensational headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Boston banquet incident and other late news items
A report notes a moment at a Boston banquet where Rockwood Moor, son of a Massachusetts senator, congratulated the president then vanished into a larger political scene. Other items include a six year old traveler Charles Lyle Beebe in transit at Union Station, a Spanish document on Vancouver Island, Professor R W Wood’s pipe thawing experiment, Dewey's views on Philippines governance, poultry disease concerns, and various political figures and historical notes from Indianapolis and beyond.
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Boston
William B. Curtis
Steech Rockwood Moor
Massachusetts
Wolcott
Worcester
United States
Smong Miasnachuosetts
Mr. Hour
Tssue
Chicago
Charlie Lyle Beebe
Manchester
Kinlind
Union Station
Tie
Mason City
Tewi
Earl
Teutonic
New York
John Oliver
Milwaukee Road
Charles Lyle Beebe
R. W. Wood
Phystes
University of Wisconsin
Walter
Benator W. Vilns
Wood
Care of the Insane and the Law’s Stigma in Society
A New York Sun essay argues brain diseases, especially insanity, blend medicine and law. It urges establishing psychopathic hospitals in major cities to treat early curable cases without court involvement and to reduce the prison stigma, enabling medical study and better care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitaa
Gome
Oddities, trade data, and social notes in a dated page
A garbled mix of social customs on introductions at dinners, a Waukegan club prize for fatherhood, and a report on U S foreign trade for January showing exports roughly double imports with a substantial positive balance. Names include Julian Ralph and William W. Penrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Ralph
Tront
Erince
Mt Slope
Waukegan
Nic
William W. Penrose
Vearanco
Waukemint Bachelors’ Club
United States
Literary Notes on Magazines and Military Affairs
Collier's Weekly shows Agoncillo at the Arlington in Washington preparing a message for the president with Lopez Murri Luna nearby. The Living Age carries a sane article on True National Greatness by Baquero. Harper's discusses the Maine tragedy and Manto. Fort Dearborn massacre is examined by a Potawatomi author. Major General Greene writes on Manila, Dewey, Merritt and Anderson plans. The century prints an authoritative Manila operations account. A US government publication of presidential messages is valued. Congress funds a ten volume edition. Roosevelt praises General Young and recounts prewar planning with Wood at a Washington club luncheon.
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Collier's Weekly
Agoncillo
Aguinaldo
Arlington Hotel
Washington
United States
Agonccillo
Lopez
Murti
Luna
Living Age
Gomez de Baquero
Spain
Harper's Magazine
Henry Cabot Lodge
Maine
Manto
Fort Dearborn
Chicago
Fussell Sturgis
Julian Ralph
Francis Vi Greene
Century Magazine
Manila
Admiral Dewey
Merritt
Pils
tieMides
General Anderson
Admiral Camara
Philip Pines
Congress
Alnaworth
Scofford
Whrarian
Concron
Moody
Roosevelt
Scribner's
Hieh
Bo M. Young
Colonel Wood
Washington Club
General Young
Fragmentary cryptic wartime dialogue fragment
An unreadable wartime dialogue fragment references colonel Roose and a conversation about fighting and protection. It hints at military imagery and a scene of shielding the body from birds of prey but provides no clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roose Voit Jilen
Bucky
Nat
Birds of Prey
Wonders and curiosities from distant lands and age
A collection of astonishing facts about animals and people. It notes lengthy beards, unique rulers like Dilhun Begum, and vast animal heights and migrations. It also covers advances such as wire rolled glass and Neva island memorial cenotaphs for Peter the Great.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rueeia
Peter the Great
Neva
Captain Moir Exchanges Courteous Farewell at HQ
At 1 o'clock Captain Moir left headquarters with friends, declaring he will maintain friendly feelings toward Mr. Roche and Mr. Connell. He promised to shake hands and treat them courteously when they meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Republican
Moir
Neo
Roche
Connell
A Night Song From Harper's Magazine Verse
A lyric fragment from Hiilegarde Hawthorne printed in Harper's Magazine. The poem speaks of night and stars before the moon rises, with imagery of shadowed trees and cricket voices. It ends with a whispered word born above ere the moon swayed the sea, inviting the heart to learn anew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiilegarde Hawthorne
Harper's Magazine
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Scranton Tribune
Revent
Jane Pabliniitang Lunn
Ab Ring Ite P Aon
Wakeland
Acrarton
Fay
Wile Fellows
Robinson
Canada
Pennsylvania
Court of Inquiry
Regulara
Sandaiga
Montawk
the New South
Cuba
Ames
Philadelphia
France
French Republic
the Post-Intelligencer of
Seattle
Vancouver Island
William of
Germany
England
Vancouver
Pedro Alberni
Nootka Sound
Mexico
Bealttle
Philippines
President McKinley
Chicago Record
Islands
Napoleon
Louis Mpillipine
Btotex
Henry W. Willums
Btore Bupreme Court
Presbyterian Church of
Wellsboro
Aet Tim
Athura
New York Sun
Aieh
Plano
Dilhun Begum
Giate
Bhopal
Ferestind
Erin
Merona
Kreator
Andes
Gunster & Forsyth
Penn Avenue
the Clemons
Ferber
Lackawanna Avenue
Mdleon
Wernick
Kauffman
Corporation
Wyoming Avenue
Tribune
Washington Ave
the Hunt
Builders Hardware
Henry Belin, JR
Gener
Ages Binde
Wyoming
Qupont’ Powder, Mining
Dlasting, Sporting, Smokeless
Henwood Chemie Company
Conmeil Huilding
Agencis
Thos, Ford
John
Wade Mulligan
Pituste
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