Republican nominations and political notes
National figures list McKinley and Roosevelt for ticket while state and county offices name Connell Watson Copeland Daniels. A Chinese minister letter is discussed as the government nears clarity on Minister Wu obligations. editor questions Ashmore’s accusation and urges restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cougtee
William Connell Dolce Grog M Watson
Pilstrictutaryp
Lewis
Protriotary
Copeland
Thomas P Daniels
Hocmrder el Chapa
Hons
Kesinter
Wille
W. Heck
Stu Non
Government urges prompt action to relieve Pekin siege
The piece argues Washington must order U S forces to march on Pekin to rescue imperiled Americans, blaming delays from allied diplomacy and urging decisive leadership. It recalls Captain Bowman Bowman Mecalla’s blunt insistence on protecting his minister as a model for action. Pennsylvania politics and Bryan are also noted in a tangential way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tien-Tsin
Pekin
Hays
Conger
Wu Ying-Ping
America
United States
China
Bowman AH. Mecalla
Chola
Gen- Hemen
General Gordon Denounces School Teachings on Confederate Cause
General John B. Gordon denounces a proposed instructional law as harmful to national unity. He objects to teaching children about the Confederacy and its defenders, asserting the need to avoid glorifying a past he says was wrong. He calls for preserving Southern memory without indoctrination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Gordon
United Confederate Veterans
Alibent G. Shaw
Grand Army of the Republic
Jien
Atlanta
South
Gordon
Union and Reconstruction The South and North Face a Common Future
In this analysis the speaker argues that General Shaw avoided rigid loyalties in the Civil War era and calls for ending sectional animosities. The piece contends that union prevailed, hardships of war weighed on both regions, and both sides contained honest citizens. It notes Dugan opposes governance without the governor in the Philippines but supports disfranchising necro voters to sustain Democratic rule in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Elde
Alde
Mr. Dugan
Philippines
Schwab funds Pittsburgh trade school expansion
Carnegie Steel president Schwab plans to aid St Joseph's Protectors and School for Homeless Boys by creating a larger facility near Pittsburgh. He will finance a new home with workshops for printing, tailoring, and baking, cover salaries, and provide a library, underscoring the private wealth drive for public education and industrial training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnette
Schwab
Carnegie Steel Company
Pittsburg
St. Joseph's Protectors and School For
Boa Mains
Fchwab
Forestation Plans for New York Preserve and State Law
New York allocates 2000 to study its forest preserve with the division of forestry collaborating with state agencies. June marks fieldwork evaluating timber, fire protection, and revenue potential, aiming for January 1920 recommendations to legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Fisheries, Forest and Game Commission
Division of Forestry
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Europe
Forest maps and water supply relation discussed for national forest policy
The article argues for thorough future studies on land damage, forest maps, and forests’ role in regional water supply. It warns that results should guide applying economic principles to threatened forests and saving natural reservoirs. It cites poet correspondents extolling Pennsylvania harvest fields with hay and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poetic Press
Pennsylvania
Maud Mullere
Oata
Boston Hotel Hosts 9000-Book Library for Guests
An Outlook writer notes a Boston hotel provides a spacious reading room with immediate access to 9000 standard works. The piece suggests the idea should spread. The report mentions Chinese forces capturing Blagovestchensk Khabarovsk Nikolskussuri and warns Corea may invite a crisis.
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Outlook
Boston
Political Rhetoric on Banks and Markets in Early America
A letter to the New York Sun by John J. Meadh argues that without certain Republicans in Kentucky and broader political cooperation the nation cannot advance. The piece ridicules Democratic criticism of McKinley and Mark Hanna, cites a 1800 state bank report about deposits and accounts, and laments the influence of trusts and corporations on Washington. It asserts that common people suffer while capitalists profit, noting a Canton correspondent's view on capitalism and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Meadh
New York Sun
McKinley
Mark Hanna & Co
Washington
Rillerrh
Geo
VWA
Trueta
Empire State
Fragmentary economic figures on imports and exports
In 1598 and 1890 percent figures appear alongside totals. The text cites imports of the year amounting to G11,000,000 with two thirds from manufacturers' materials and exports rising to S1670N 00, of which about half were manufactured articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ininredien
Materibld
Avenced Preset Mi reporters amid World War II coverage
The article describes Associated Press staffers including Charles B. Blooter Jr and TG Bellaire aiding war news from Havana to Washington, with Robert M. Colling guiding Philippines censorship and press reach. It notes AP's wartime assignment expansion to Online and Manila fronts and mentions Captain J. M. Ratik and postal taps expanding coverage.
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China
Charles B. Blooter, Jr
Washington
Bellaire
Ita
Havana
Serine International
Robert M. Colling
Fie Corresponsante
Fn Ue Phippines
Tan
Collins
Associated Press
Kleeher
To the Public. Store Reopens After Fire at New Address
The fire destroyed our store and we have opened temporary quarters at No. 137 Penn avenue. We will promptly repair watches clocks and jewelry and all work left with us before the fire is safe and will be taken care of at our present store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 137
Penn Avenue
Chinese Legation Letter Defends Peace Efforts in Washington
Wa Ting Fane of the Chinese Legation in Washington expresses disappointment at Ashmore’s China remarks. He defends prerwar efforts to maintain friendly U S relations and denounces broad blame on China, praising Tribune for fairness and seeking continued fair treatment.
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Tribune
Mov
William Ashmore
China
Pekin
Washington
United States
Tam
Ashmore
Wa Ting Fane
Washington, D. C
Unclear historical notes on global trade and industry influence
Fragmented OCR passage cites vast topics including Pacific access, New Zealand coal shipments, Georgia refinery plans, New York city migration, and Chinese industry shifts. It mentions an electrician’s chemical cloth carrier, price movements, and various speculative economic themes with numerous garbled terms.
Record of U S Foreign Commerce Surges to New High
The total foreign commerce of the United States for the year exceeds all prior years, by 1624 percent, reaching a record high with exports over 60 million dollars more than the prior peak. Imports rise, especially in crude condition articles used in manufacturing, while manufacturers materials constitute roughly half of total imports. The year marks the first time the yearly foreign commerce surpasses 2 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Iso
McOrd
Lie
Three-Piece Bedroom Suites Offer Great Value
Readers are invited to note the $200 three piece bedroom suites praised for their eye catching design. The text argues construction and finish compare favorably with higher priced offerings and claims these sets are better in every way than rivals at the same price.
Finely Priced Closeout on Madras and Silk Shirts
Finley offers most of July discounts on its stock of Fine Madras and Silk Negligee Shirts with an autumnlike assortment at reduced prices. Extra value in Summer Hosiery Fine Neckwear Suspenders Boys Blouses and Shirt Waists in Gingham Madras and Percale all at closing out prices.
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Tribune Publishing Company
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Cflee
NASA
Tiemann
Scranton
National
Piveitent
William McKinley
Theodohn Roosevelt
Copgtresen
Linge
Galusia
A. Gikow
Rohrth Pork
Firat Dietrint
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Tye Joon Soren
Thiel
Imailsets
Peking
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Ike
Bryan
Philadelphia
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Miewar
Mentucky
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Tlay
Mehkintey
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Hetelha
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Savonarola
Linvern
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Cleve Lund
United States Army
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Supreme Court of the United States
Alee
Alfred
Chicago
Senate of the United States
Kanee City
Tewall
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Washington Star
Kentucky
Colomb
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Breckenridge
John W. Werkes
Blagovestchensk
Khabarovsk
Nikolskussuri
Corea
Shanghai
Lewis & Reilly
Wyoming Ave
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J. M. Ratik
Bolte
Tick
McClure
Mercereau & Connell
the Tribune
Prince
Hvik
New Zealamd
Tsit
Enast
Georgia
Basti
New York City
Matha Electrician
Olina
Oller
Lille
Elling
Germany
Ian
the Hunt
Builders Hardware
Lackawanna Avenue
Henry Belin, JR
Dupont
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Masting
Sporting
Ainokauas
Hopman Caen Couypang A
Tujety
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Devautea
Avenuligs
FORD
John B Smith
Pittston
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Washington Ave
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Percale
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Shawnee, Tennessee
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