Republican Nominations Statewide For Governor and More
Republican slate lists Governor William A. Stone Lieutenant Governor J P Goblin Secretary of Internal Affairs James W Latta Judge of Superior Court W W Porter Congressmen-at-Large Samuel A Davenport Galusha A Grow as part of the statewide nominations.
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William A. Stone
J. P. &. Goblin
James W. Latta
Superior Court
W. W. Porter
Samuel A. Davenport
Galusha
A. Grow
Senate and Districts Listing Names
Senate. Twentieth Dist. James C. Vaughan. Monse. First District John R. Farr. Fourth District Johan F. Reynolds.
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Senate
Twentieth Dist
James C. Vaughan
Monse
John R. Farr
Johan F. Reynolds
Pennsylvania Governor Candidate Promises Honest Duty
The candidate vows to unite factions and govern for all people of the state. He criticizes legislative abuses and unnecessary probes, pledging to curb excess and serve with honesty and humility under God. General Miles is urged to prove his quality in the role.
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Pennsylvania
Miles
Scranton Seeks 1896 National Letter Carriers Convention
At the next convention in Toledo the Scranton delegation aims to win the honor of hosting the National Association of Letter Carriers in 1896. About 600 delegates from across the country would attend, and Scranton pledges a memorable visit with proven hospitality and robust union ties. The city highlights its antiracite industry, access to major hubs, and ample hotels and leisure options for visitors.
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National Association of Letter Carriers
Toledo
Scranton
Scranten
Terms of capitulation in Cuba surrender details
The document notes no novelty beyond transporting the enemy to their shores and surrendering war materials while Spanish officers keep side arms. Guerrillas may stay in Cuba with parole not to take up arms unless released. Twenty five thousand Spanish soldiers require transport, with conditions reflecting tropical campaigning and ongoing hostilities.
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Fantiag
Cuba
United States
Allied views on Cuban treatment of Spanish prisoners
Army officers returning from Cuba report Cuban allies beheaded Spanish prisoners and describe harsh treatment for guerillas and Spanish volunteers. Civilians say deserters and prisoners sometimes receive food if captured, and some defect to Cuban ranks. Migrant transports could speed Spanish prisoners to the Atlantic in about two weeks.
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Atlantic
Cuba
Santiago
City Justice Shows Leniency in Wife Beating Case
The Scranton mayor sent a man named Parrett to jail for thirty days on a wife beating charge. A foreigner, Joseph Francois, was fined four dollars and fifty cents for uttering rubbish, a fine that fittingly matches his two months of thirty cent daily earnings.
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England
Scranton
Patland
Barrett
Joseph Francois
Francois
Doll
Parrett
Santiago
Germany
Cuba
Spain
Polly
Ceuta
Strait of Gibraltar
Wyarming
Bar Harbor
Galveston
Army
Navy
United States
Napoleon
Paris
Commodore Schley Praised by Brooklyn Crew After Victory
After Cervera's fleet fell, the Brooklyn sailors gave three times three cheers for Commodore Schley. He replied that the crew and officers deserved the credit, saying I didn t do it. You are the boys who did it. He bears acquaintance with others.
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Cervera
Brooklyn
Commodore Schley
Schley
Populists Reconsider Small Denomination Bonds and Economic Policy
The piece argues that small denomination bonds attracted investors across classes, but warns Populists have overextended. It highlights war revenue bonds, national credit strength, and a need for fiscal reform including a uniform bankruptcy law. It notes rising gold imports and a large export of gold between 1894 and 1896, stressing the balance of trade and the impact of fiscal policy.
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Emall Ecale
Europe
Congress
United States
McKinley era gold flow alarms economy talk
In a period of industrial anxiety the U S gold stock rose by 215 million dollars since July, forcing banks to push gold into treasury while money remains as good as gold. W E Curtis outlines peace terms for Cuba and Spain, Puerto Rico, the Philippines and Ladrone islands, urging immediate acceptance. General Gomez gains arms and supplies as the drama of postwar policy unfolds.
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cCain
Treasury Reserve
McKinley
Editor Hearst in quarantine. his motive questioned
The New York Journal editor Hearst is in quarantine and the editorial stance he would pursue is debated. The piece discusses press freedom and possible impacts on coverage while he remains isolated.
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Hearst
New York Journal
Growth of a New National Spirit
A shift from bitter detraction to confident nationalism marks the nation’s stance as war with Spain intensifies. Business leaders praise expanded power, and public sentiment embraces territorial gains from Cuba to the Philippines, proving faith in America’s political system and capabilities.
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Bun
Aen
Lome
Spain
New York
Congress
America
Ting
Union sees brilliant intention in coming expansion
A searing voice lauds national prosperity and postwar growth as peace brings extraordinary activity across labor and industry. It praises unity harmony and the decline of partisan prejudice as Americans realize the strength of government and the need to discuss politics on merits.
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Union Seea
Itien
Department of Labor and Industry
Washington congressman argues with General Miles in Army HQ
In Chicago Record an anecdote portrays James Hamilton Lewis of Washington confronting General Nelson A. Miles at army headquarters. Lewis complains soldiers from his state are kept from the front while Miles defends wartime control and dismisses outside influence.
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W. E. Curtis
Chicago
House of Representatives
James Hamilton Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Wash-inneton
Miles
Lewis
Washington
Etviniaanon
Canoral Miles
Shall Women Be Executed Opinion Divides New York
The Wilkes-Barre Times reports debate over executing Mrs Martha Place for murdering her stepdaughter. Pro and anti death penalty factions argue gender should not shield crime, insisting law treats male and female equally when verdicts justify the sentence.
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New York
Martha Place
Hut
Greiner
Hair Color Linked To Baldness in Fnelish Journal
A medical note cites a writer from a Fnelish weekly claiming red-haired people are more prone to baldness. It estimates red-haired scalps hold about 20,000 hairs, dark-haired about 15,000, and fair-haired about 140,000, with a playful calculation claiming plated hairs could weigh eighty tons.
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Fnelish
Leon
End of Season Clearout Attracts Sharp Buyers
The store emphasizes clearing surplus stock rather than forgetting costs. It contrasts with rivals who push impulse purchases and carry over season by season. Prices are marked to attract informed buyers, ensuring goods move quickly without shelf worn items.
Great Special Sale on Wrappers and House Gowns
A Great Special Sale of Wrappers and House Gowns lists four lots. Lot 1 offers Perfect Fitting Wrappers down from 75 cents to 49 cents. Lot 2 lowers Wrappers from 98 cents to 75 cents. Lot 3 cuts Perfect Fitting House Gowns from 1.49 to 98 cents. Lot 4 reduces House Gowns from 1.98 to 1.49.
General Miles Demonstrates Honor in Cuba
The Syracuse Standard praises General Miles as an honorable man who, upon landing in Cuba, refrained from claiming victory. He allowed General Baufter to handle capitulation details and assured General Toral that Shafter remains the supreme authority supported by the U.S. government.
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Syracuse Standard
Miles
Cuba
Baufter
Santieso
Toral
Shafter
Fighting Joe Wheeler Hero of the Expedition
The Buffalo Express lauds General Wheeler as the real hero of the expedition praising his magnificent work. Despite age, discomforts, and sickness he remained on the firing line and his name will be cheered by American patriots in future history.
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The
Buffalo Express
Bhafter
General Wheeler
Joe Wheeler
But She ll Get There From the Washington Post
It may require some time for Mrs. Do minis to acquire the knack of wearing her American citizenship gracefully.
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The
Washington Post
Government vows humane treatment for Spanish prisoners
In a firm statement authorities reject shipping Spanish prisoners on a French liner. The pledge emphasizes humane handling and avoidance of mistreatment amid ongoing wartime issues.
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The
Washington Post
Fragmented scribbles blur history in a battered clipping
A garbled 19th century style list cites large sums for maps and explosives, military notices and strange phrases. It mentions Spanish Cuban events, a Red Cross nurse, the schooner Polly built long ago, Gibraltar escape myths, and bizarre quotes about swords and searchlights.
The Third Step in the Spanish American War
The Troy Times notes the rapid progression of the war. Dewey's victory in the Pacific and the capture of the Philippines are cited as the first milestone, the loss of Spain's Atlantic Squadron as the second, and the surrender of major Spanish possessions in western Cuba as the third.
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Dewey
Spain
Pacific
Philippine Islands
Atlantic
Dwetern Cubs
Stamp tax lullaby: peace in poverty voiced
The Atlanta Constitution quotes a speaker who proclaims detachment from stamp taxes and tolls, asserting no business, mortgages, ships, or mill operations to tax. It stresses tranquil life, avoiding financial upheaval, and thanks fate for poverty despite costs.
Great Midsummer Lamp Sale
A local retailer offers a lamp sale through September 1 featuring Banquet Princess and Table Lamps at discounts from twenty five to unknown percent to reduce stock. customers are urged to buy for bargains.
Finley s Mustin Under Sale at Fall Clearance
Finley s Mustin offers a storewide sale to clear space for fall lines. All garments are reduced 10 to 25 percent below regular prices with several items discontinued in the annexed list. One Lot gowns and drawers are offered at deep sale prices to close out stock.
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Searcon
Ofc
Trimmed Corset Covers and Night Dresses On Sale Now
Our elegant line of Trimmed Corset Covers Chemise Umbrella Drawers Night Dresses and Skirts is reduced for this sale only with many styles cut to reflect the limited time offer.
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Goldsmith’s
Scranton Tribune
Thune Pabitaking Company
Omoe
PONT
Bcranton
Colonel Stone
Sartiago
Puerto Rico
Ladrone Islands
Eulate
the Vizcaya
Porto Rico
Gomez
Hawaii
Union
Cubba
Porto Fico
Philippines
Ladrones
Canaries
Miles and
Wilkes-Barren Times
Lewis, Reilly
Wyoming Avenue
Washington Ave
Connell
North
Scranton, Pa
Jermyn
Wyoming
Troy Times
Warting Wolves
Tax Secure
Atlanta Constitution
the Clemons
Ferber
O’malley CO
Lackawanna Avenue
Finley
Mustin
Sale
Henry Belin, JR
Dupont
Minin Na Meee Sporting
Senni 2
Connell Building
Agencligs
Thos, Ford
John B. Smith
W. EB Mulligan
Pittstey
Plymouts
Wilee-Barre
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