Foraker Presses Expansion Policy in Philippine Debate
In a heated exchange senators debate expansion and Philippines policy. Foraker asserts ultimate goal is self government for the islands with American support while Hoar and Allen argue there is no perpetual hold and emphasize de facto independence under Aguinaldo. The discussion contrasts Cuba with the Philippines and notes executive-session topics.
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United States
Spain
Hoar
Tolle
Amrulnaldo
Allen
Gray
Philippines
Aguinaldo
T Kout
Ieee
Mainitain
Crow
Gallinner
Mir Tiong Wi
Cuba
Mr. Foraker
Massachusetts
Wittinate
Fearnker
Amulratito
Roraker
Palsemayorne
Pernker
Iturhomells
Philippe Tstytede
Muster Out Proceedings Begin for US Volunteer Regiments
Washington reports slow but steady move to peace basis with orders for muster out of Fourth Kentucky Volunteer Infantry now at Anderson Alabama. Sixty ninth New York Infantry to be mustered out at home station. other regiments to depart in order. No basis for claims that colored units were targeted for muster out nor that white volunteers faced any discipline issue.
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Pines
Spain
Cuba
Philippines
Washington
United States
Milew
Kentucky Volunteer Infantry
Anderson
Ala
Kentucky
Sixty-ninth
New York Infantry
Woth
War Department
Philip
New York
Jan.i
Directora
Inelwedtryi Uy
Louis
Patna
Labar Fe Puller
Ateck
Ore
Scranton
Sug, Hee Co
Nim Ata
Tobacco Co
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Chie
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Chile
Si TM & Co
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Tee Iniaware
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Traction Co
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Paucima
Taoifle
Paritie
Cina
Phil
Read
Union
Chicago
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American Spectacle Company
Court of Common Pleas
Lackawanna County
Samuel SN. Henjamin
Benjamin
Wilkes-Barre
Samuel II
W. M. Curry
Nebi Connell
Washington Avenue
Pal Simtel
Bak Fund
AL Cuhry
W. Om
Rrunnell
Jon Loftus
Tristons
Gas Fixture Trust Aims to Consolidate Major Manufacturers
A New York story from January reports a movement to consolidate leading gas and electric light fixture makers. The national output is about 4 million dollars with little current import or export. If the plan succeeds about 18 firms would unite, representing roughly 6 percent of yearly trade, with substantial assets estimated over 5 million dollars.
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New York
Jan
United
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
San Francissco
Census Takers Urged for Open Civil Service Exams
Philadelphia January circular from the National Municipal League headquarters urges branch offices nationwide to demand open competitive examinations for census bureau employees under Civil Service Commission supervision. It cites past census inaccuracies blamed on political favoritism and incompetent officials.
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Philadelphia
Jan
National Municipal League
Congress
Census Bureau
Civil Service Commission
J¢ Alen
Lawsuit Over Collision Involving La Bourgogne
The Croʃmartyshire owners sue Compagnie Generale Transatlantique in admiralty court for damages from the July 4 collision that sank ships. The French firm says Cromartyshire failed to prove distress and ignored La Bourgogne’s signals. Captain and crew testified they sounded fog signals and did not believe La Bourgogne faced sinking.
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London
Cromartyshire
Compagnie Generate Transatlantique
la Bourgogne
Ife
Admiralty Court
la Bourronne
Dancer
Frank Oneslow Stars in Play Hous es at Academy of Music
Frank Oneslow, famed English tenor, appears at the Academy of Music Thursday Friday and Saturday in conjunction with the German version of James Gorman’s successful musical comedy Mr Beane from Boston. Oneslow will sing several selections during the performance, noted for a rich powerful voice.
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Frank Oneslow
Academy of Music
Sanrday
Girman Eros
James Gormin
Beane
Boston
Ragged Earl star Andrew Mack to perform this Saturday
The Ragged Earl features Andrew Mack the singing comedian in matinee and night shows. He is praised for a magnetic stage presence and a vivid portrayal of Gerald Fitzgerald in The Ragged Mark. The piece is described as an engaging, humorous and sentimental portrait with Mack shaping a strong lead and the author crafting a role tailored to his talents.
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Andrew Mack
Gerald Pitegerald
Mack
Vaudeville at Academy by Brosnahan Fourhann combo
The Brosnahan Fourhann Comedy company mounts a mixed program with vaudeville specialists backing acts between scenes. Minnie Brantey leads a show featuring numbers Forgiven Only a Farmer's Daughter Chit of Destiny Daughter of the fist Turned Up with band concerts daily at 1.40 and 7.0.
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Academy
Binkwe
Brosnahan- Fourhann
Maine
Georgia
Minnie Brantey
To Cure a Cold in One Day No. 66 Remedy Ad
A vintage drug advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming a cure for a cold in one day. It guarantees refunds if it fails and marks genuine tablets with L. & WY. on each tab.
Pineapple Tablets Offer Digestive Relief for Stomach Aches
A misread ad-style note promotes pineapple tablets as a wonderful remedy for stomach issues. It claims pineapple’s digestive power can be tested by combining parts of pineapple with beef to improve digestion and eliminate digestive discomfort.
Grain and dairy markets steady amid mixed cues and export talk
The report details fluctuating wheat, corn, oats, and rye prices with firming wheat and mixed oats. Butter prices hold steady across regions amid standard dairy product classifications and regional dairy terms.
Wheat Firm in Philadelphia Market Amid Mixed Grain Moves
Philadelphia reports show wheat firm with revised quotes, corn steady, and No 2 mine yellow oats marginally higher. Sugar and fats trade lightly volatile, while live poultry begins steady with spring chickens and turkeys noted. Dressed poultry values edge up in nearby markets with regional price signals mixed.
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Philadelphia
Egg
Chicago Grain Market Shows Mixed Early Trading
Chicago activity reports heavy buying interest in wheat and a rally across corn and soy products with prices closing higher. Market chatter notes fluctuating quotes for pork and lard as traders watch futures and cash levels amid broad commodity movement.
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Chicago
Jann
Wade
Unclear fragment hints at livestock or teams
Fragmentary text mentions cattle terms and a mysterious Bulls reference with a dollar amount. No coherent event or proper names clearly identifiable.
Candidate announce for Ninth ward Common Council
The People's Exchange advertises cheap notices. Joseph Ansley declares candidacy for the office of City Controller and Paine announces a run for Common Council Ninth ward, under Republican primary election provisions.
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Paine
FOR RENT AND SALE NOTES FROM COLFAX AVENUE AREA
A collage of rental and sale notices including furnished rooms with steam heat on Madeon avenue. Offices in Gammonwraltil building with vaults and term leases. Residential and commercial spaces advertised for rent or sale. Pianos and organs offered by Guernaey Brothers. Desirable lots on Colfax Avenue and health-related product ad. Also a R-I-P-A-N-S promotion and scalp treatment service.
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Gammonwraltil
Eligie Roome
Sulten
Situations Wanted Listings Mixed With Livestock Prices
A fragmented notice page lists multiple help wanted notes for clerks, nurses, housekeepers, and a German speaker, with addresses in Peeckville North Mind and Dean Street. It also shows ad listings for an educated young lady and a middle aged German lady. The section includes chaotic livestock market figures with varied cattle, calves, and hog prices and quantities.
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Dean Street
Annual stockholders meetings and director elections notices
Several firms announce their annual meetings for electing directors and conducting business. The Enterprise Powder Manufacturing Company fixes January 2 at 9 o'clock a.m. in Scranton. The St Clair Coal Company sets January 1 at 3 p.m. in the Library Building. Berneton Redding Company calls January 1 at 12 p.m. in their office. Weston Mill Company schedules January 189? at 8 p.m. at the First National Bank Scranton.
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Scranton
Gth
Ista
Commins
Beranton
Lackiwinna County
Pennsylvania
Branley P. Allen
Brookside Coal Company
Ascen, No. M2
Enterprise Powder Manufacturing Company
Eclock P
E.P. Ringshuey
St. Clair Coal Company
Eop. Kinsghury
Bernnton Redding Company
T. H. Benton
Boeretary
Weston Mill Company
First National Bank
A.W. Dickson
Comprehensive professional listings in Scranton and surrounding area
A dense Roaring Twenties style directory snippet lists architects Edward H. Davis Walter H. Bull and others with offices on Washington Avenue and Linden Street Scranton. It also notes veterinary surgeon W G Rook and seeds firm Clark & Co plus multiple music, printing and printer services and a Traders’ National Bank connection.
Live market bulletin shows mixed cattle and sheep trends
New York buyers report cautious gains with calves and cows steady to higher while veal prices edge up. Sheep and lambs hold firm with strong wool markets noted. Some entries are unclear but indicate varied demand and prices across barns and pens.
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New York
Dan
Reeves
Hholes
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report Cluttered Entry
Fragmentary dairy market notes describe activity in cattle sheep and lambs with varying prices and terms blurred. Mentions Yorks and light mediums with values around 21.25 and 50 cents, plus references to mothers and common stock.
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Haet Burtain
Jon
Oro
Fale
Theen
Chelee
Wothers
Local Trade Notice Incomplete But Notes Credit Terms
Fragmentary OCR mentions price 1.19 and certificates with no sales of items. Indicates a brief trade snippet or catalog item notice with unclear scope and missing specifics. No clear names, dates, or organizations readable.
Scranton Rail Timetable In Effect November 13 1806
Railroad timetable lists departures from Scranton to Philadelphia New York via connections including Black Diamond Express. Details include multiple lines to Bethlehem Towanda Buffalo and Chicago with Pullman cars and parlor service. Officials listed Chas S Lergen and A W Nonemacher.
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New York
Mp, & WB
Ee H.R. RR
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Banton
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D. Te W
Towands
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Rechewter
Buffalo
Nugeara
Chicige
Biamond Xpress
Pullman
Leitch Vatley
Wilkes-Pierre
Phildelephia
Susacumon Bridge
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Ord
Feranton
Mor Cattondale
Albany
Barateca
Montreal
Rom
New England
Hue
Wilken-Murre
SheGat
Gia
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Rick Diamond
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Carbondale
North
Wilkes-Harre
Bouth
TAS
Bag
Ilena
Mijih
Cartondale
Wilkes-Murra
United States
Cauanada
J. W. Gourdick
BP A. Albany
N.Y
W. Crosk
A. Beranton
Timetable of Central Railroad of New Jersey 1898
Central Railroad of New Jersey timetable effective November 20 1898 lists trains from Liberty Street New York to Pittston Wilkes Barre and other destinations with daily and Sunday departures and arrivals. It notes connections at the terminal with elevated railways ferries and Long Island service and provides through tickets to East South and West at reduced rates. Officials Gen Supt Olhassen and Gen Pass Agt Baldwin are named.
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Daneville
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Totfato
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Ution
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Shaim
Thien
Northumberland
Pittston
Withea- Barre
Plymouth
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Date Vile
Wilamsport
Harreburg
Hallimore
Washington
Lakewarn
Atlantic City
New York
Newark
Elisabeth
Philadelphia
Healing Terminal
Juokanon
Harrisburg
Allentown
Lilbeerty Etreel
North River
South Ferry
Whitehall Street
Thia Terminal
Broadway
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Iia
Grand Central Depot
Long Taland
Reading Terminal
Osam
Olhassen
Daldwin
Pass
Train Schedule Fragments for 1808 Erie to New York Route
An OCR fragment outlines train leaves from Beraviton and intermediate points on the Erie Fall Road to New York and Newburg with times around morning and afternoon. Mentions Cor Trawley and loon pointe, Scranton timings and notes 2.08 p.m. departures.
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New York
Newburg
Jerie Fallroad
Loon Pointe
Scranton
Pointe
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Penn Avenue
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J. M. Kemmerer
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Moore Building
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Mary A. Shepherd
Aume Avenue
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W. G. Rook
Linden Street
Gh. Clark & CO
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Green House
North Main Avenue
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Buffalo Live Stock Market
A.B. Briggs
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Lehigh Valley Railroad System
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