Governor and Officials Named in Internal Affairs Listing
A list naming Governor William A. Stone, Lieutenant Garcon, P.8 Gobin, Secretary of Internal Affairs James W. Latta, and members of the Superior Court and Congressmen at Large Samuel A. Davenport Galusha A. Grow appears in a late report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Btone
Garcon
Gobin
James W. Latta
Superior Court
W. W
Samuel A. Davenport
Galusha
A. Grow
Legislative slate names for Senate and districts
Legislative notice lists Twentieth District candidate James C. Vaughan for Senate, First District candidate John R. Farr, and Fourth District candidate John F. Reynolds. The fragment outlines district designations and nominees in the upper chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Twentieth Dist
James C. Vaughan
Hlonse
John R. Farr
John F. Reynolds
Pennsylvania Governorship Vision Speaks of Unity and Reform
A candidate vows to govern for all people of the state, curb party abuses in the legislature, and restore trust through honest daily public service. He cites past offices, promises modest effort, and views the French ambassador's peace overture as a tactic to weaken Spanish honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Ambaissador
United States
Peace initiative and policy notes on Cuba and the Philippines
The Spanish government through Ambassador Cambon seeks unconditional peace talks. The plan aims to evacuate Cuba and cede Porto Rico as a basis for negotiations, while the Philippines present a strategic dilemma. The discussion highlights Spain’s internal instability, possible armed intervention, and France’s influential financial stake in the peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Jules Cambon
Spain
Siicere
Cuba
Congress
Porto Rico
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Dewey
Manila
Dawson City
Coquetting
Philippine Islands
England
Egypt
France
Markets of Cuba and Porto Rico in 19th Century Trade
Washington July 2 reports on imports and exports between the United States, Spain, Great Britain, France, Germany, and local markets in Cuba and Puerto Rico. Data cover purchases of hominy roots, iron goods, textiles, jewelry, coal, flour, shoes, wine, and other commodities, with figures per year and per country, plus notes on reciprocity treaties and leading export items.
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Washington
L. C
Cuba
Metta Rica
Urwisty Department
Bureau of Statistics
Givn
Bureau of Pttheron
Porto Rico
Germany
France
Porto Rica
Cunha
United Kingdom
Spain
Mint
Puerto Rico
Velle
United States
Andim Om
Ween
IMM
Cevevescseereecar
Ceee
Hogd Agricultural Implemen
Rae
BEA
Peace hopes and critiques on Spain and US policy
The piece argues for continued American influence to secure peace with Spain, praising Spain's initiative with Washington. It contends US wealth and European misperceptions shaped Spanish views, cites McKinley’s just terms, and condemns tempers of critics from Norton and von Holst, urging dignified respect for US institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton
Harvard
von Holst
Chicago University
Hoar
Civic Federation of Chicago weighs future U S policy after war
The Civic Federation of Chicago proposes a Saratoga meeting in August to discuss United States policy toward Cuba Philippines and Porto Rico after the war It warns against rapid territorial moves that could spark complications and recalls Admiral Sampson as the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.
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Alfred Love
Independence Hall
Civic Federation of
Chicago
Spain
Civic Federation
Patriotic Congress
Saratoga
United States
Cuba
Philippines
Porto Rico
Civ Federation
Chicago Civic Federation
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Sampson
National volunteer army reaches 201000 in ninety days
Adjutant General Corbin reports the United States has recruited mustered equipped and placed in the field 201000 volunteers and regulars in ninety days since the first call. The force is nearly as large as France or Germany’s standing armies and was mobilized on short notice from diverse states.
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Corbin
United States
Europe
France
Germany
Congress
Army and Navy Strength in the War Against Oppression
The article argues for a large volunteer force to confront foreign aggression without a standing army. It praises the Pennsylvania soldiers and outlines voting rights, while noting international maneuvers near Manila. It criticizes court actions in Manchester and commends military leadership and discipline. It also mentions a Red Cross nurse on the Seneca and Klondike return news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jennings
Red Cross
Belley and Boliley in a Reacting Verse Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Belley going forth with peace, then returning in rage. The piece depicts Boliley and a violent alteration of the young woman’s lip in a terse, rhythmic account.
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Belley
Dia Crey
Boliley
First Saw Cerra V Ships at Santiago Harbor Alarm
Newark youth Joseph T. Gaskin, signal boy aboard the battleship Town, first warned of Cervera’s squadron leaving Santiago Harbor. From July 3 dawn, he noted smoke lines at the entrance and signaled enemy ships escaping, prompting general quarters as the battle began.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Joseph T. Gaskin
Cervera
Bantiago Harbor
Gaskin
Newark
N. J
Robley D. Evang
Young Gaskin
Towa
Ehipa
Reney
Heida
Bhugler
OFF TO TRADE IN SANTIAGO
The steamship Philadelphia left Wall Street for Santiago yesterday afternoon with the American flag flying. Five passengers sailed, while over a hundred passage requests were rejected. Cargo includes beer, watermelons, army supplies, Red Cross mosquito nets, a Cuban newspaper plant, and signal service instruments for a Cuba station.
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New York
Philadelphia
Ward Line
Wall Street
Santiago
Red Cross
Cuba
July and Aliguat Footwear Sale It's On
Our annual sale runs through July featuring Summer footwear with all Russets clearance. Shop now for shoes you need while we make room.
Philadelphia steamship trades Cuba reopenings freight priorities
Lewis Reilly and Davies report ships at 114 and 116 Wyoming Avenue packed with people and freight. Philadelphia sails as the first American port steamer toward Cuba, signaling a revival of trade. Ward Line crews view Santiago as an American city, not a foreign port.
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Philadelphia
Cuba
Ward Line
Folke
Santiago
Just Cause for War: Maine Sinking Examined in Dispatch
Pittsburg Dispatch argues that the Maine explosion was external and not needed to justify the war. It compares wrecks at Cuba with Spanish ships, asserting American actions aimed at freeing Cuba and punishing treachery, not mere provocation.
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Pittsburg Dispatch
Maine
Marine
Almirante Oquendo
Viacaya
Santiago
Havana
Geler
Clervera
Jamaica
Martinique
Spain
Cuban
United States
Cuba
Fish Caught the Fisher in Clarion River
James Reed, a noted ferryman of Larington, fell from the scaffold into the Clarion River while fishing and hooked a monster pike. Reed, pulling himself into a boat, measured the fish at 42 inches in length and landed it after the catch.
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Brookville
James Reed
Larington
Torest
Clarion River
Bargain Banquet Princess and Table Lamps Offered
Great sale through Sept 1 offers 25 to 50 percent off the Banquet Princess and Table Lamp lines. Store seeks to restock and invites customers in need of lamps to grab bargains while supplies last.
The Lucky Fellow
Fragmentary prose notes note summer girls and biking riders who could have married Hobso and now may be the ones who smile or cry. The text appears as a poetic or satirical fragment with unclear context.
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Hobso
Sale notice for men's and boys shirts and accessories
A local sale lists multiple lots of men's soft front negligee shirts with detachable collars and various qualities and prices. It includes boys shirt waists, madras and oxford blouses, and heavy reductions on neckwear and hosiery. Special prices claim the greatest value in balbriggan shirts and drawers.
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Scranton Tribune
PA Hh Tang Company
New York Onice
Mewatt & Wrkeland
Scranton
Tate
Colonel Stone
Tion
Great Britain
Mexico
America
McKinley
Civic Federation of Chicago
John P. Elkin
Elkin
Manchester
Eng
Thies
Navy
Jersey City
Burns
Klondikers
Miles
New England
Washington Ave
Wyoming Avenue
Connell
North
Scranton, Pa
HOTEL
Jermyn
Wyoming Avents
the Clemons
Ferber
Finley
Fuihish
Broken Lota
Madras
Oxford
Lackawanna Avenue
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming District
Dupont
Eafety
Connel
Thos, Ford
John B. Smith &Son
W. BE. Mulligan
Pittetan Plymouth
WuUkes-Barre
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