Republican Nominations for State Offices in 19th Century
Republican ticket lists William A. Stone for Governor J P Gobin for Lieutenant Governor James W Latta for Secretary of Internal Affairs W W Por for Chief Judge of Superior Court Samuel A Davenport Galusha A Grow named as Congressmen at Large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Stone
J. P. Gobin
James W. Latta
Saree
Superior Court
W. W. Por
Samuel A. Davenport
Galusha
A. Grow
Senate Districts Named in Official Totals
The list names James C. Vaughan in the Twentieth District Hover, John R. Farr in the First District, and John F. Reynolds in the Fourth District, detailing district assignments in the Senate.
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Senate
Twentieth Dist
James C. Vaughan
Hover
John R, Farr
John F, Reynolds
Pennsylvania Governor Candidate Promises Respect for All Voters
A candidate pledges to win the respect of both opponents and supporters, vows to govern for all people, and aims to root out legislative excesses. He emphasizes honesty, modesty, and daily public duty as guiding principles while noting General Blanco disclaims involvement in the Santiago surrender and will be briefed later.
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Pennsylvania
Blanco
Santiago
Rumored Porto Rico Move for Thirteenth Regt Denied
The Camp Alger rumor that the Thirteenth regIment would be sent to Porto Rico is officially contradicted by General Gobin and the adjutant general. Denials cite no final approval at headquarters while camp conditions remain poor due to typhoid fever and monotony. The Thirteenth moves to Dun Lorink encampment offer improved comfort, and troops await definite active service plans. General Toral faces a home court martial as Spain’s monarchy crumbles.
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Camp
Alger
Porto Rico
Gobin
Dun Lorink
Transatlantic bids for Spanish troops transport announced
Debates over neutral lines for homeward transport of Spanish troops fade as five private bids appear. Major lines Cunard Anchor Hamburg-American North German Lloyd Royal Steamship Packet join a joint bid. Individual offer from L. A. Thoman & Co. proposes 25,000 soldiers for 50 million dollars. combined line bid reaches about 1.5 million.
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Cunard
Anchor
Hamburg-American
Lloyd
Royal Steamship Packet
Robert H. Thoman & Co
Thomas Wilson's Sons & Co
Frederick L. Ryland & Co
Wilson Furnew Lines
L. A. Thoman &O
Philadephia
Great Steamship Lines
Transatlantic Company
Distress of the Mother Country Prompts Soldier Return Offer
The author proposes profiting from the mother country’s distress by resettling 1,500 officers and enlisted men under the Spanish flag for 40 each. The piece weighs options for swift repatriation during a parting guest period and suggests using captured Mauser ammunition against the enemy, noting modern smokeless Mauser cartridges favor American troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Torto Rico
Party unity urged in Philadelphia address by John P. Elkin
Chairman John P. Elkin urged a united Republican front before the state committee in Philadelphia. He called for Republicans of all factions to support Lincoln era ideals and backing for active Republicans to serve on the executive committee and at large. Judge William J. Porter was nominated for the Superior Court, amidst discussion of foreign peace propositions.
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John P. Elkin
State Committee
Philadelphia
Lincoln
Grant
Garfield
Blaine
MckKinley
Commonwealth
Ag W. A. Stone
Gobin
William JD. Porter
Superior Court
Zola Exiled to Lucerne Over Dreyfus Affair
The article argues Zola fled to Switzerland to escape fine and imprisonment, decries exile as deadly to Paris culture, and claims he did not libel the army. It compares his fate with Dreyfus, Esterhazy, and Russia's role, noting Lucerne shelter and the broader political implications for France.
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M. Emile Zola
Switzerland
Zola
Paris
Seine
France
Republic
Dreyfus
M. Rochefort
Army
Treison
Esterhazy
Bordereau
Esteyhazy
Devil's Isle
Russia
Lucerne
Beaton and Dolphin Figures In Naval Honor Rites
The Beaton maintains its yard’s stayed path amid Dewey era pride as the Dolphin, branded weak, upheld the nation in Cuban waters. Chicago rises as a faster builder with its hull rivaling great cruisers, while memory honors John Reach, an innocent victim of partisan excess.
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Beaton
Dewey
Dolphin
Chicago
John Reach
Washington Post lauds War Department officials for behind the scenes work
A Post tribute praises chief War Department officers who managed equipment and organization amid the Satutungy campaign. They faced new problems and heavy details with faithful, intelligent labor, earning recognition for foresight and effectiveness. An item notes Lackawanna Telephone Company plans and related council conference committee actions.
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Satutungy
War Department
Lackawanna Telephone Company
Scranton
Messrs. McCann, Melvin
Fellows
Select Council
Keller, Jackson and Zizelmann
Common Council
Lightning sparks rulers and ruin amid storms and politics
A thunderstorm wrecks a big Oswego malt house and damages a city saloon. Empire state campaign buttons praise Theodore Roosevelt while a new health school opens in Binghamton. The note suggests Binghamton residents should move to Scranton for health. Wanamaker's regiment is not needed this time.
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Oswego
Empire State
Theodore Roosevelt
Teddy
Free Cuba and the Islands of the Sea Roused by Divine Duty
Poem praising liberation and American sympathy for Cuba, invoking divine justice, martial strength, and a global mission. Mentions the海 of ships, the fleet, and Ordnance, with vivid phrases about bloodshed, freedom, and the Western warder role. Counts as historical propaganda tone from a New York Times context.
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New York Times
Ballot Protection in Hawaii and Suffrage Trends
The New York Commercial Advertiser argues Hawaii’s democratic framework relies on literacy and property precedents, compares it to Mississippi and Rhode Island, and warns against expanding suffrage. It stresses a strong, stable government for Hawaii and warns against backsliding in franchise expansion.
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Hawaii
Congress
Hawaiian Republic
Cleveland
Vother McTetion
United States
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Altona
South Carolina
Mississippi
Louisiana
New York
Mississipp
Rhode
Christendom
Tammany
Chicago
Honolulu
Moses
Peace Terms in George McKinley’s Viewpoint
Wilkes-Barre Record Washington dispatches report the President favors moderation in peace terms. Proposals favor Cuban independence and Puerto Rico, a Philippine coaling station, and a war indemnity, with opposition to returning the Philippines to Spain. The piece argues McKinley would not accept such a move and would face public protest.
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Washington
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
McKinley
Republic
William McKinley
War reporters deserve nation’s praise for bravery and work
The Philadelphia Bulletin lauds army reporters who rushed to the front at the outbreak of war praising their courage, alertness, and accuracy. They faced fatigue and danger, with some wounded, while giving vital news from land and sea amid hardships and peril.
Summer Footwear Sail Delivers Russet Shoes Stock
Our annual July and August sale is on with all Russets discounted to clear space. You need the shoes we need room and big savings across the selection.
War reporters praised for courage and duty in hazardous coverage
The piece extols Lewis, Reilly and Davies and other war correspondents for their fidelity and prompt, detailed reporting. It lauds the reporters’ heroism, fortitude, and endurance under dangerous conditions, arguing their records surpass prior efforts and deserve national respect.
Wanted A Commercial Base
The United States must expand its trade reach and establish commercial independence with the Philippines as a central hub. Manila and the archipelago would host a coaling station, unlock tropical exports, and attract capital as the nation asserts new global economic responsibilities. Public sentiment grows in favor of rapid, prudent expansion.
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United States
Asia
Philippines
Hong Kong
Great Britain
Manila
Spain
Java
Clevland
Edmunds
Luzon
Bornne
Great Midsummer Lamp Sale Offer
The store announces a midsummer lamp sale through September 1 offering 25 to 50 percent discounts on Banquet Princess and Table Lamps to reduce stock. Shoppers are urged to take advantage of the bargain.
Overstocks Clear With Fall Lines Imminent Sale
Four days remain to take advantage of marked down garments from 10 to 25 percent off regular prices. The stock includes discontinued items and drawer sets with embroidered and plain styles offered at special prices to clear before new fall lines arrive.
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Madras
Elegant Corset Covers and Nightwear on Sale Now
A local retailer advertises a broad range of women’s undergarments and nightwear including corset covers chemises umbrella drawers night dresses and skirts with reductions available for this sale period only.
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Scranton Tribune
Tribune Publishing Company
Orantor
Bcranton
Colonel Stone
Camp Alger
Toral
Speed the
Parting Guest
Idie Persitlage
M. Zola
John Roach
Avanta
Boston
Meade
Washington Post
Post
Ocern
A War Department
Binghamton
Mr. Wanamaker
Islands OF the Sea
George E. Woodberry
Theracuer Columbia Unity
Hell
Inquisition
New York Commercial Advertiser
Wilkes-Barre
the War Reporters
The
Philadelphia Bulletin
Indlemenia
Newa
Goldsmith's
Wyoming Avenue
N. Washington Ave
Connell
North
Avenus
Scranton, Pa
Jermyn
Wyoming
From
Philadelphia Press
the Clemons
Ferber
Lackawanga Avenue
Lackawanna Avenue
Henry Belin, JR
Wyomins
Dupont’s
Apso
Smokeless
Tately
Connell Building
Scrantom
Thor
John B. Smith
Pittetos
Plymouts
Wilkes Barce
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