Republican Nominations in Branton January 28 1599
Twelve pages report on republican nominations for Branton with Mayvor James Moir as nominee for treasurer Thomas Fr Brooks as treasurer and others, listing directors and officials including John Courier Morris George I Leitres Gilwyn Jones Philip Hinsland C S Fowler and noting election day February 1. The piece also speculates whether Congress will promote Admiral Dewey to full admiral.
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Mayvor
James Moir
Thomas FR. Brooks
F. J. Widmayer
Behoo
John Courier Morris
George I. Leitres
Arsodiore
Gwilym Jones
Philip Hinsland
C. S. Fowler
Reforming War Department Leadership for Safer Command
The author argues for empowered removal of top officers like Eagan by the general commanding the army or the secretary of war. If a leader is unsafe to trust, they should be able to replace him, with presidential review ensuring accountability and clear responsibility for the nation’s military conduct.
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Hagen
Magan
Mills
War Department
Miles
Poulbhon
Eagan
Secretary of War
Eabjest
United States
Agoncillo Shows Talent for Franchise Procurement
Agoncillo displays notable skills and potential that could render him invaluable as a franchise procurement official. His performance suggests strong strategic thinking and negotiation ability benefiting future franchise ventures.
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Agoncillo
Platt Defends Flexible Constitution Against Rigid Expansion Critics
The article reports Thomas C. Platt arguing in the senate that the Constitution must remain adaptable rather than fixed. He contrasts fathers of the republic with modern needs, noting a workable mechanism rather than omniscient rule. He rejects sovereignty by conquest as incompatible with republican government and emphasizes evolving policy through popular will.
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Thomas C. Platt
Senate
Platt
Oneante Ave
Northwest
Texas
South
No clear headline from fragmented 1787 reflections
Text fragment cites regretful views on fathers of 1787 but lacks a coherent event. It mentions General Ludlow calling for Havana to hire a coverage system costing at least 210 million and hints at Scranton scheme promoters aiding business with minimal impact on bond holders.
Bill introduced to curb injury damage suits by railways
A state bill sponsored by Senator Mages imposes a 30 day written notice requirement for injury claims and sets a six month limit for filing. It targets railway and streetcar cases, arguing such prenotice would enable direct settlements and reduce excessive damage verdicts while preserving fairness and accountability. General Barzan is referenced in critique of the debate.
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Mages
Shell
Borus Elime
United States
Diane
A New Reform Bill Proposes Civil Service Changes
The bill creates three commissioners with staggered terms and party balance, sets annual pay of five thousand dollars plus expenses, and broadens to state and municipal offices while excluding certain positions. It prescribes open exams, wartime service preference, and limited removals. A physician warns phones may spread disease via mouthpieces.
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Harrishire
Linten Rogere Woodruff
Senate
Pailadelphia North American
United States
Clayton McMichael & Sons
R. E B. Dorr
Clayton McMichael
Commonwealth
Bandago People Eager for Work Despite Campaign Stereotypes
General Wood praises Bandago residents as cheerful, industrious, and unlike the lazy ne'erdo-wells once pictured. He notes they expect fair payment and kind treatment, with thousands now seeking employment.
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Boston Transcript
General Wood
Bandago
General Wood and Ikee Learn From Mutual Understanding
The passage compares General Wood with Bantingo and Muttal, noting more business, better streets, and orderly conditions under American administration. It claims earlier Spanish rule lacked progress and praises officials who govern with sympathy, guiding natives toward Americanism rather than forcing changes.
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General Wood
Muttal
Garland’s Pranks and Public Discourse Mixed in News
The article recalls ex Attorney General Garland’s fondness for jokes and a candy prank by Voorhees and Vest that nearly sickened him. It also quotes Congressman Dolliver’s reply on Philippine policy and discusses a Harrisburg mercantile tax bill, plus notes on the Philadelphia North American sale and Manila time discrepancies.
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Garland
Washington
New York Sun
Senate
Voorhees
Vest
Senate Chamber
Mr. Garland
Dan
Veet
Dolliver
Johnson
Indiana
City Sees Air Risk From Coal Use And Bathing Growth
An article warns that coal consumption endangers air supply more than shortages of coal itself and notes rising carbon dioxide levels. It cites mining fifty tons per square mile and the role of plant life in reclaiming emissions. It also reports on Boston summer baths, fees, and a public gymnasium expansion with swimming instructors and youth lessons.
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Boston
Ile
TOLD BY THE STARS Daily Horoscope 1509 Scranton notes
A quirky 1509 horoscope urges patience and self restraint with advice about saying no as a path to success. It mentions a Consumers Beer company in Scranton, a critique of local lawyers, and whimsical lines about songs, wife insurance, and turning troubles into entertainment.
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Consumers
Scranton
Wetherill
van Horn
The Ghostly Dream-Ship and Its Nightly Flight
Eugene Field’s verse envisions a ghostly dream-ship sailing the night sky with two aliver crowned angels steering the vessel. Dreams fall on rich and poor alike, bringing joys and sorrows to all ages, shaping destinies and offering no mortal solution to their mystery.
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Rugene Field
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