Burns Birthday Banquet in Guernsey Hall by Caledonian Club
The Scranton Caledonian club marked the 139th birthday of Robert Burns with a banquet at Guernsey's Hall Washington Avenue. Over 200 members and guests attended a supper and speeches by Capt Moir Rev George Guild and others, followed by dancing to Wakefield's orchestra and a medley of songs and toasts including Scotland the Land of Our Birth and America the Land of Our Adoption.
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Caledonian Club
Guernsey
Moir
George E. Guild
Scotia
Robert Burne
Scranton
Guernsey's Hall
Tribune
Washington Avenue
Kappa Want
Tra Mitchell
Bach
Burne’ Victure
United States
Scotland
Wakefield
J. K. Lambie
Catedonian Club
William Dale
Lindsay McMillan
James FE. Drummond
William Lyall
George BE. Guild
Providence Presbyterian Church
Lambie
Thomas Ruecell
Jessie A
Maggie Glencrogs
James GB. Skeoch
America
Skeoch
Kev, George & Gullsonst
Providence
Chalmers
Knox
Irving
Guild
Mise Jewe le Smith
Claneman
J. G. McAakie
William Scott Collins
Marty
Alice Laird
Bonnie Charlie
Flora Walkefield
Mmper Nicholton
Vineland Curfew Ordinance Sparks Small Town Anticipation
Vineland New Jersey prepares for a new curfew next Saturday as youths roam into nearby towns. Residents expect playful protests including parades and band processions, while officials search for a bell to toll for the curfew signal.
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Vineland
N.J
Millville
Bridgeton
Cost of Spanish Honor Amid Cuban Campaign Toll
An official dispatch from Madrid reports ongoing Spanish occupation of Cuba and a rising Filipino insurrection. It cites that a native regiment reportedly enlisted for Aguinaldo and claims Spanish losses reached eighty thousand soldiers due to sickness in the last Cuban campaign.
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Madrid
Pittipino
Allie
Aguinaldo
Wangages
Cuba
Expansion debate rages in Congress over treaty and policy
In a heated session, Senator Johnson defends hard line against rapid treaty ratification while criticizing open diplomacy. Dolliver replies, defending the war's outcomes and denouncing anti expansion voices as misguided. The exchange includes sharp remarks on leadership, public opinion, and potential annexation of the Philippines.
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Mr. Dolliver
Iowa
Dolliver
Johnson
Philippines
Palliver
Carnegie
Bryan
Cleveland
Johnosn
Dollilver
Philippine
Luzon
Congress
Maine memorial to be arranged in Havana gathering
Seventy five American women met in Havana to plan a Maine anniversary memorial for the February 15 destruction of the U S battleship Maine. The program was deferred though proposals included prayers, speeches, and a marine volley. An invitation was extended to Cubans and Spaniards to participate to avoid offense.
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Havana
United States
Maine
Mre
Ester GO
Rathbone
Sigebee
Texas
Sigabee
Mesdames Brooke
Lee
MecKenna
Maus
Army
Mesdames Powerson and Howell
Navy
Miss Hamil
Mesdames Scovel and Roberts
Brooke
Navy to blow up the Merrimac at Santiago harbor
Washington announces the Merrimac will be destroyed by explosives to clear the Santiago harbor channel. Lieutenant Blue, who oversaw wrecking, says raising the hull is not cost effective and recommends demolition.
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Lieutenant Blue
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Santiago Harbor
Blue
National Association of Manufacturers Plans Expansion and Tariff Support
Cincinnati January meeting shows members favor expansion as a commercial policy and tariff support while shelving treaty votes. Officers elected tomorrow include Theodore C. Search for president with Edward H. Sanders secretary and Charles A. Schieren treasurer. Debate over a New York branch ends with executive committee reference. next convention likely in Boston.
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Senate
Spain
National Department of Commere and Industry
Washington
Theodore C. Search
Philadelphia
Edward H. Sanders
Colonel Wilson
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Indianapolis
No Negotiations at Samoa Reported by Berlin
Berlin reports from the German foreign office and the United States embassy state that neither Germany nor the United States will begin negotiations on Samoa until reliable detailed reports are received. The current reports are suspected to be incorrect in important details.
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Berlin
Jan
Associated Press
German Foreign Office
United States
Germany
T'altud
Samea
Ita
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James Moir
Smith
Ale
Alex Fyfe
Campbell
Thomas Lake
Thomas Shepplhard
Taylor Leaveand
Hurrie
McCracken
John McMillan
Romuel Hadden
J. 3. Lawson
Thomas Joffrey
John Joffrey
James McCluskile
Holligun
John Nimbley
Diames
Torntall
James Hadden
Jacob Ansteater
William Coulter
Mere James Ziener
Myre
J. OW. Anderson
MM. J. Hoerin
H.W. Blaiktys
Mra
Peter Smiley
Gootre Reid
Mire M. Maoeker
S. Morrison
J. M. Kvotinatamm
J. K. Laomb
W. Bewlt Collins
W. Davis
Alex Simpson
Willan HN
John Glencross
Ales Glencrom
End
Joseph Leigh
Willi Coulter
James N. Blothe
Jessie McThire
Mere Prank Bonore
John Smith
Andrew Muir
Jotn Aitken
William Colter
Douglass Harvie
George McLouebhth
Conwell
L. Monighan
W. Needham
Charlees J. Doyle
James Biddy
Andrew Amith
Wiliam Rubmond
W. B. Christmas
J. WH. Muir
R. F. McMillan
A. Widowtell
Alex Jeffreys
Robin
Burns
Andrew Sumnith
the Land OF
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MR. Johnson
Carnegle
Mherty
Indiana
Heistein
France
Uberty
England
Ai. Johnston
Mr. Lentz
William McKinley
Abrahan Lincoln
Conerese
American Congress
State Department
Mr. Lewis
Payne
N. Yo
Lewis
Merrimac
Association OF Manufacturers
National Association of Manufacturers
Samoa
the Prudential
John F. Dryden
Leslie D. Ward
Forrest Pb. Dryden
Wilburns, Johnson
E. H. Hamill
RK. L. Burrage
Frederic A. Boyle
TH. C. EK. Blanchard
W. P. Watson
Insurance Company of America
Home Office
Newark, N. J
Edgar BK. Ward
Horace Alling
Jacob E. Ward
Joan K. Gore
Actuary
Edward Gray
Pr. H. Jounston
Geo, B. Speer
U.S
Prudential
The
H. J. Schubert
Mears
Washington Ave
Spruce St
TI. W. Marsden
West Broad St
Hazleton
G.T. Llewellyn
Hagenbuch
Center St
First Alley
Hanoy City
A. Roth
Baird
Market and Second Sts
Pottsville
J. B. Quirk
East Sunbury St
Shamokin
J. Grady
Welles
Wilkes-Barre
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