Republican Nominations State Ticket Summary
Governor William A. Stone and J. P. Gorin for lieutenant governor lead the Republican slate. James W. Latt heads internal affairs, W. W. Porter stands for the circuit court, and Samuel A. Davenicrt with Galusha A. Grow run as congressmen at large.
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William A. Stone
J. P
Gorin. Boure
James W. Latt
Piuation
W. W. Porter
Samuel A. Davenicrt
Galusha
A. Grow
Senate Twentieth Dist James C Vaughan
House First Dist John Br Farr Fourth Dist John F Reynolds announced in political brief listing district representatives and incumbents without additional context.
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Senate
Twentieth Dist
James C. Vaughan
John BR. Farr
John F. Reynolds
Pennsylvania Governor pledge to unite all people
The speaker vows to govern for all Pennsylvanians not just supporters or opponents. He criticizes legislative abuse and costly investigations, pledging honest daily public service with God’s help. He aims to correct evils and win continued public approval through modest conduct.
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Pennsylvania
Gord
Prospects of Peace in Spain and U.S. War Goals
The piece argues Spain seeks peace on terms that preserve its colonial holdings, while the United States insists on keeping the Philippines, Porto Rico, and strategic bases. It critiques Spain’s hope for European intervention and outlines Washington's minimum demands, including Cuban independence and U.S. control of coaling stations and territories. It notes Spain’s likely rejection given its current mood and calls for a cautious, power-aware forecast.
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Spain
Terma
Cuba
Blanco
Salasta
Europe
Jerusalem
Washington
Philippines
Porto Rico
Ladrones
Carolines
Nicaragua Canal
Gibraltar
United States
Clevelands
Bryans
Nation Moves Toward Destiny Despite Obstacles
The speaker urges acceptance of national growth and debt settlement with Spain, recalling the Maine tragedy and urging mercy for the afflicted. They praise Dewey in the Philippines and caution against Aguinaldo’s reputed self interest while framing U S humanitarian aims.
Britain to Build Warships and Torpedo Boats
Mr. Goschen announced in the House that four battleships four cruisers and twelve torpedo boats would be built at about 49 million dollars. The move, aimed at countering Russia, is seen as a costly path to peace and provokes debate on European balance of power and preparedness.
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Mr. Goschen
Admiralty
House of Commons
Great Britain
England
Goechen
Russia
Goehen
Pacific
Europe
Riesia
Mr. Gooden
Charles Dilke
Pekin
Manchuria
Germany
London Daily Chronicle
Goschen
Baker heirs abandon phantom Philadelphia fortune tale
The Baker family abandons the idea of a $10,000,000 Philadelphia fortune, after attorneys debunk the claim. The piece warns heirs across the country against chasing promised wealth and the demoralizing lure of elusive fortunes.
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Baker
Castle
Philadelphia
Miltons
Frail fortunes and claims across nations in a speculative piece
The article notes doubts about fortunes tied to unclaimed estates in England and abroad and the slim chances an American heir has to prove a claim. It suggests investing in Keely motors or Klondike mining stocks. It asserts England’s continued faith in torpedo boats and twelve more being built, and comments on naval warfare outcomes.
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England
United States
Keely Motor
Klondike
Spain Prisoner Transport Contract Sparks Heated Debate
The article argues the contract to convey Spanish prisoners should go to a Spanish steamship line, asserting humane treatment and national pride while warning of potential misdoing. It links Havana surrender terms to Spanish morale and predicts Weyler gains, noting Spain's need to strengthen its army and the rough quality of its regiments.
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Havana
Havant
Santiago
Spain
Cuba
Alphonsotte
Weyler
Adulterated flour mineraline alarm raises public health fears
Ohio state authorities report widespread use of mineraline a white clay adulterant in flour sold by western manufacturers. Insoluble in strong acid and indigestible it may cause illness including appendicitis. Calls grow for strict penalties and federal law to criminalize mineraline manufacture.
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Ohio
Nour
Congress
Aguinaldo to Wear Paris Bonnet with Dewey Named Collar
A vivid, if festive, passage notes Aguinaldo receiving a Paris bonnet and a gold collar bearing the name of Admiral Dewey, signaling a symbolic blend of alliance and honor amid notable geopolitical sentiment.
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Paris
Aguinaldo
Dewey
Madison on Expansion as American Destiny
The piece extols Madison and Jefferson era expansion, praising the Louisiana purchase and the courage to depart from precedent. It argues that innovation, not blind veneration of tradition, built a powerful republic and a lasting union.
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Rochester
United States
Jefferson
Louisiana Territory
Republic
James Madison
Madison
Indemnity Talks After War With Spain
The article argues Spain should abandon Cuba and yield Porto Rico and the Philippines, with indemnity to follow. It reviews historical examples of cash and territorial reparations from conflicts, noting the U S spent lives and funds but now seeks compensation while acknowledging Spain's weakened state.
The Anglo-Saxon Split Over Cuba and Sudan
A London Mall note critiques continental European presses for mocking American efforts in Cuba and British actions in the Sudan. It argues the Anglo-Saxon race seeks peace while warning that opposition shows jealousy and appetite for conflict, with Santiago and Atbara cited as responses.
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Cuba
Soudon
Europe
France
Germany
Russia
Santiago
Atbara
Navy and Army Pride in America’s Military Might
The New York Sun extols the U S Navy as the best on earth and praises the regular army as the flower of soldiers. It lauds the blue uniforms for stamina and brilliancy and salutes American volunteers for their quick adaptability and patriotic spirit.
Celestials See Us in American Manners Parodied
A Syracuse Standard summary quotes a Chinese writer describing Americans with stereotypes noting Americans eat bread and meat, bathe often, dress similarly, ignore fans and umbrellas, and display short nails. The piece reflects cross cultural misperception from a foreign publication.
Finley’s Men’s Furnishings Summer Footwear Sale
Summer sale runs in July and August for footwear and Budsets. Store seeks to clear inventory with customer benefit while Finley’s Men’s Furnishings restocks space. Limited time offer and future purchases encouraged.
Lewis Reilly Davies at 114 and 116 Wyoming Avenue
A property listing notes the firms Lewis Reilly & Davies at 114 and 116 Wyoming Avenue. The entry identifies the address stakes and associates the law practice with the two locations.
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Wyoming Avenue
No dignity in play as they kick balls and wander
The remark accuses people of lacking dignity by not sitting quietly on ancestral graves and describes them as jumping around and kicking balls, often seen walking with women.
Modern Mexico Population and Infrastructure Survey
The source outlines Mexico's population of 12,619.49 with 749 trademarks since 15 percent, 150 patents filed, and about 4,000 marriages yearly. It notes 1,582 post offices with 61 opened this year, 64,000 km of telegraph lines, 2,000 km of telephone lines, 13,157 km railroad total, and parish-school data including 11,512 schools with 490,746 attendees and nearly five and a half million dollars in public support.
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Mexico
Republic
Republice
Aboose
Young Ideas Brightened By Childish Trials And Gags
A newspaper item recalls scenes of children mispronouncing places and adults misjudging Sundays. A four year old asks for cookies, a six year old misremembers Christ birth as in Hannibal, and a five year old spills eggs on a grocery run, all framed as light anecdotes from family life.
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Tommy
Johnny
Christ
Hannibal
Bethlehem
John Ov
Burlington
Great Midsummer Lamp Sale Offer
A local store offers a summer lamp sale on Banquet Princess and Table Lamps from 25 to percent off to reduce stock and attract bargain hunters.
One Lot Men and Boys Shirts and Accessories Sale
A sale advertises men and boys shirts in multiple lots with soft front negligee styles, attached collars, cuffs, and assorted qualities from 60c to $1.55. It promotes Stout men sizes, Balbriggan shirts and drawers at 25c, and big reductions on neckwear and hosiery during the sale.
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Foreign Advertisine
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Scranton
Colonel Stone
Shafter
Garcia
Henesty
Purnage
Garela
Maine
Ike Dewey
Admiral von Diederich
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Scovel
Hearst
Columbus
Juana
Prince Juan
Fernandina
Ferdinand
Empire State
Teddy
Sylvester Beaver
Pulitzer
America
St. Lousa Globe- Democrat
Turkey
Aretria
Metz
Japan
China
Greece
California
New Mexico
London Mall
The
New York Sun
Syracuse Standard
Coldsmuth
Dumas
Mulock
Budsets
Washington Ave
Connell
North
Scranton, Pa
Finley
Jermyn
Young Ideas
the Clemons
Ferber
Leckawanba
Madras
Oxford
Lackawanna Avenue
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming
Dupont
Connell Building
Serantos
Thos
FORD
John B Smith
W. B. Mulligan
Piltsten
Plymouth
Wilkes-Barre
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