Republican Nominations for State Offices Listed
The document lists Republican nominees for state posts including Governor William M. Stone, Lieutenant Governor P. B. Gobin, Secretary of Internal Affairs James W. Latta, Judge of Superior Court W. W. Porter, and Congressmen at Large Samuel A. Davenport and Galusua A. Gruw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William MA. . Stone
Gobin
James W. Latta
Superior Court
W. W. Porter
Samuel A. Davenport
Galusua A. Gruw
Senate and House District Winners Named in List
The notice lists state Senate Twentieth District James C. Vaughan and House First District John R. Farr along with Fourth District Johan F. Reynolds as district selections. The short roster outlines the names tied to respective districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Farr
Johan F. Reynolds
I pledge honest service as Pennsylvania governor
The speaker vows to serve all people, end party discord, curb costly investigations, and correct legislative abuses. He emphasizes honesty, modesty, and daily duty as keys to earn public approval, tying the Hawaii annexation to a symbolic flag ritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Thirteenth Regiment Likely Stay In Camp Alger
The Philadelphia Press reports rumors the Thirteenth and other regiments may go to Honolulu but officers deny orders exist. Public sentiment argues most regiments should remain in the United States unless troops are needed abroad. War demands and patriotism temper calls for deployment amid political friction and sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Honolulu
Hawaii
Ishind
Connelluesnot
Washington
Sorantin
Connell
War Department
Alger
Aner
WaysOorelany
Thirteenth Regiment
Regi
Thirteenth
Black
Maritime disasters and temperance warning from General Mites
The Elbe sank after a collision in the English Channel with heavy loss of life though not as large as the Hourgogne disaster. The Dungarvan Castle wreck near Brittany cost four hundred lives with only eight survivors. General Mites urges temperance in the army, citing unavoidable risks in brave acts and ravine injuries, and advises moderation in intoxicants.
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English Channel
Hourgogne
Dungarvan Castle
Cape Town
London
Taland
Bratant
Franee
Rivks
Rave
Roosevelt and Buffalo Bill Not West Point Graduates
A critical opinion argues Roosevelt did not graduate West Point, left ranch life for Rough Riders, and praises practical military skill over academy training. It contrasts McKinley era appointments, mocks Colonel Bryan, and warns against relying on civilian leaders for war. It notes Spanish American War context and Cuban insurgent propaganda.
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Theodore Roosevelt
West Point Military Academy
Western Wilds
Prairies
Buffalo Bill
West Point
Cody
McKinley
Bryan
Cincinnatus
Hough
Nerxes
Religious liberty and ritualism in England and America
A survey contrasts religious liberty in the United States with state backed churches in Europe, tracing Anglican ritualism to doctrinal unrest and noting the Nonconformist push for disestablishment. It critiques British church-state relations and highlights ongoing tensions between Puritan tradition and modern ritual practices.
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United States
France
Germany
Austria
Italy
Russia
Spain
Belgium
Holland
Sweden
Norway
England
Community of Christian Fellowship
Potentius
Church of England
Mr. Gladstone
Oxford
Church of Rome
Jall
Great Britain
Alphabetic War Sentiments From a Cininnath Pot Verse
A fragmented poem listing letters with nationalistic phrases from “Cincinnath Pot” portraying Spain England France and the Navy in martial tones. The piece rails against insurgents and foreign threats with playful misspellings and wartime rhetoric.
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Alphorse
Spain
Manco
Coba
Dewey
England
France
Gomes
Hotyon
Nia
Philippines
Christine
Sampaon
Torpedo
Son
Sam
Weyler
Wiping Out the Policy of Infamy and Hawaiian Annexation
The New York Sun lauds the annexation movement for Hawaii, citing Blaine Stevens and Harrison as early advocates, and praising McKinley for pushing the final victory. It recalls Stevens letter supporting annexation, the 1898 protectorate, and the ship of state advancing toward Pacific expansion despite Cleveland’s opposition.
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Newlands
Hawaii
New York
The
United States
James G. Blaine
John I. Stevens
Man Harrison
William McKine
Blaine
Thlaine
Augusta
Maine
Luther Severance
Zachary Taylor
Honolulu
Severance
Stevens
Kennebec Journal
Edwin
Bur Ieteh
John L. Stevens
Benjamin Harrison
James G. Bliaine
Mr. Stevens
Cleveland
Harrison
Senate
Grover Cleveland
Tawau
Binnie
Sun
Paramount Blount
Wills
Dolne
Lilivokalani
North Pacific
Grand Ocean
Hawaiian Islands
John J. Stevens
Augusta, Me
Isi
White House
William McKinley
McKinley
Aiog Seward
Alaska
Glevens
Ialands
Closing Out Sale of Elegant Parasols
A closing out sale offers brocaded silk parasols priced at 1.25 after a prior 1.98. Fancy changeable taffeta parasols drop from 2.98 to 1.08. Chiffon and two toned silk parasols reduce from 4.98 to 2.98. High class novelty parasols fall from 7.98 to 4.08.
Hosiery Department Sale Offers Ladies’ Imported Hose
Special sale highlights ladies hosiery including ox blood and russet imported hose with gaage high heels at 17 cents, and ladies black four thread lisle hose dyed Hermsdorf, offered at 25 cents, reduced from 25 cents and 40 cents respectively.
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Hermsdorf
Overstocked apparel sale offers 10 to 20 percent cuts
The store promotes a fall readiness sale with reduced pricing on stock garments. All items are described as high quality and overstocked for the season, with one lot of gowns normally priced at 98 cents now cleared to 60 cents. The sale aims to make room for upcoming fall lines and lasts for a limited period.
Elegant Trimmed Apparel Sale Offer
A local retailer advertises reductions on a broad array of undergarments and nightwear including Corset Covers Chemise Umbrella Drawers Night Dresses and Skirts available during a limited sale period.
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Scranton Tribune
Tribune Publishing Company
Nasany St
Wakeland
Scranton
Ecranton
Twentieth
James C. Vaughan
Colonel Stone
Blount
the Thirteenth Regiment
Hobson
Mites
Pando
Garcia
Cuba
Alka
Paris
Bourgogne
Baltimore
Frank Wickham
Santiago
Commodore Schley
Pittsburg
Mercury
Chicago
Ian Obvious
Miles
Camara
Watson
Honoka
Augus
Ie Kennebec Journal
Pacific
American Republic
California
Puget Sound
Pacific Fiores
America
Europe
Atlantic
Great Western Ocean
Asia
Aix
Sionary Board
Daniel Webster
Mawailan Islands
Hawaiioan
Everte
Webster
Clayton
Marcy
Seward
Fish
Weo
Biniie
Tlarricon
Stevens Ecame
Goldsmiths
Wyoming Avenue
Washington Ave
North
Scranton, Pa
Jermyn
Wyoming Avenirs
White Mountain
Ohio
Suit the Times
the Clemons
Ferber
Luckawauna
Finley
Wear Sale
Lackawanna Avenue
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming
Mininae Piatieng
Connell Building
scragWa
AGENC
Thos, Ford
John BK. Smith
WB Mulligan
Pittetes
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