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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1899
Page
1
New York reports a defense of the administration’s conduct in the Philippine War. The statement, approved by Senator Pratt, attacks critics and defends decisions on troop levels, policy, and Aguinaldo’s role, arguing government information channels and military planning supported current strategy.
A new order reforms Philippine court practice replacing Spanish with American elements. It creates proctors, limits bar admissions to island residents, bans foreign government citizens from practicing, and shifts authority to govern attorney qualifications away from the church and schools. Lieutenant J Moore of the Iowa regiment reportedly killed himself. The Saturn returns from Amarr and Aguln reports Americans may be welcomed. tensions remain as fortifications and patrols continue.
A presidential telegram dated July notes gratitude to the troops in Manila for their perseverance and resilience. It details praise from the Executive and references General Otis and the Pacific theater, acknowledging the efforts of the men in the field and their decisive actions amid ongoing operations.
July 20 update from New York reports no major changes in the street car strike. News on routes remains light with regular service largely preserved, while crews stay occupied repairing and maintaining lines amid sympathy actions from strike supporters.
Lt. Col. Mix won brevet promotions for bravery in the war. He served as a key officer in the Pennsylvania regiments and later joined the Tenth United States Cavalry in Cuba. A prominent parish member, he was a long time citizen of Lewistown and honored for his service and leadership.
A July 22 headquarters notice from the National Guard outlines changes in issue of ordnance and quartermaster stores. Regimental headquarters and regiments receive specified men and company allocations, with all finance and quartermaster stores to be issued from the state arsenal on requisition.
Chicago July 20. At the Democratic National Committee gathering Bryan faced questions on the Philippines policy and the silver issue. The session adjourned for a 2:40 pm restart with Tarvin and the Ohio Valley Silver League pushing for a unified silver approach.
Philadelphia July 20 Democratic committees finalize arrangements for the formal designation of candidates on the state ticket. The modification speeches will be delivered by Judge Mestnegmi, Mr Hellly, and Mr Creasy with other party leaders to speak briefly at Williameport lawn and Polontown home of Judge Mer Tegal.
Delegates at the International Peace Conference in The Hague debated prohibiting explosives from balloons and asphyxiating gases. The American and British delegations aligned against restrictions on gun materials, while a compromise to form a convention on three points was approved for the fall session.
Yok Vo July 20 reports Senator Ge Hi Drew killed in a ferocious bull attack near Verkana. The victim, born in the tower of London, was a noted Democratic politician and farmer, twice elected to the state senate and leader of local farming groups. Survived by his wife and five children.
A gathering of bankers from the Pennsytvania Bankers Association at Harves's Lake included HOG Denham of Dime Savings Bank of Boranten. The session discussed deposits and thrift education, noting deposit behavior and efforts toward reform, followed by a banquet.
A fragmentary item references the arrest of Mrs Magele Brown and mentions an investigation into disappearances linked to a tramp named George Brown, aged 76, with belief of foul play surrounding the older man’s status.
Philadelphia report states the Prohibition State Convention will convene tomorrow at the horticultural show grounds to nominate candidates for the supreme court state treasurer and other key posts, with names including Michael Bene isane and Mebeun eon mentioned in early vacancy talks.
A cryptic record from Washington mentions Rum A. Alger as secretary of war and Kilby Root of New York in a discussion about a likely candidate for the position. The fragmentary text hints at selection processes but provides no definite confirmation or details.
Report states a fire gutted the Volhwihi government offices in Musabi. No fatalities are reported, but the surviving residents are left homeless and destitute as authorities investigate the cause.
The morning edition surveys weather threats, mentions General Fwe Aliger Restanation and Senator Matt's stance on the Philippines war, plus peace conference efforts. It notes local fire chief Walker's report, council benches, and a push toward converting Round Werle to a public park with regional updates.
Plans approved by Mayor Van Wyck outline a formal reception for Admiral Dewey aboard the Olympia in lower New York Bay and a naval parade to Grant's Tomb. A second day features a city hall welcome, illuminated vessels, and dances for Olympia crew with light entertainments and school participation urged.
Altoona Pa reports one death from smallpox in a 24 year old. Additional cases appear in the summer family with two children improving while others show mixed progress. Health officials dispatched physicians to investigate and control measures with quarantine and care steps described.
Hartishure, a veteran of the Spanish American War who served Whitian pany, reportedly attempted suicide this afternoon by shooting himself in the breast. He had been in love with a Harrisburg woman whose parents objected to the relationship and refused to allow him contact. Webb was notified and critical medical care was sought.
The readable fragments mention a special train trip linked to churches in Pennsylvania Mingyinl Virginia and West Virginia. Details are garbled but imply a gathering or excursion organized near Moorvhind town with multiple locations and officials involved.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Miladelphie based Reverend Anne Johnson and a community rivalry tied to Civil War era figures. Mentions various places and winter events, with scattered references to dates and venues.
The president named A Dianewi of Mighth Penneyivania to a diplomatic post. The appointment aims to strengthen ties and advance policy priorities amid ongoing negotiations.
A Washington telegram notes Colston yesterday achieved a new total of 212 and mentions the Thirty-frat regiment SL deeds with 600 nay in a brief military update.
A leaked July memorandum outlines fierce selection thoughts for a new secretary of war, with General Wood touted as a popular choice and Wilkerson noted for legal skill. The president reportedly seeks a decisive administrator to handle colonial oversight, law, and wartime duties, while cabinet members face scrutiny.
A strike action was sparked here as workers in the Enstinke factory protested terminations for failing to appear for work. Management says overtime demands will continue to meet production needs and keep the plant running. The strikers demand reinstatement of the discharged employees before any return to work.
Fragmentary report mentions an outsider winner in a rich event, with partial names and places. Names such as Kowal and Rete Hips appear amid garbled phrases, suggesting a sports or competition summary with no clear dates or context.
Fragmentary text mentions Coles of heart Hlurawe with unclear context. No clear event, date, or organizations readable. Summary limited to partial names. no identifiable actions or outcomes.
Fragmentary report from Workington dated July 4 notes a forecast of rough weather with possible showers Saturday. The text also mentions unclear names including Mindust and Peonerk vonia and a threat to Iridan.
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