Wandling youth wins Tribune Educational Contest watch
Charles Burns of Wandling won The Tribunes special honor prize gold watch for scoring the most points in May in the Educational Contest. He beat Scranton rivals William Rodriguez and A J Kellerman by margins of 56 and 69 points, with 1 608 total points by 32 contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burns
Wandling
the Tribune
Mr. Burns
William T. S. Rodriguez
Scranton
A. J. Kellerman
Kellerman
Mr. Rodriguez
Burns
Rodriguez
Forest City
Secarcely
Ward
Grand Union Tea Company
Burna
William T. 8. Rodriguez
Charles
Wyoming Seminary
William
Yibune
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Mall
Beatrice Harpur
Thompson
Homer Kresge
Hyde Park
Leroy Stanton
Frederick K. Gunster
Green Ridge
Fuet
Vandling
William TY. S&s. Rodriguez
A. J. Havenstrite
Moscow
Wil
Liam Cooper
Priceburg
Scbanton
Ilatte
Hagel Litts
Clark's Summit
Evelyn Phinney
Monsey Avenue
Amoy Crisis and Kulangsu Settlement Recounted
Sydney Adamson recounts how Japan tried to seize Amoy, blocked by the U S consul at Amoy led by Consul A Burlingame Johnson. The episode ended with Kulangsu offered to all nations as a trading settlement and Japan’s setback shaping the Anglo Japanese alliance and China’s integrity policy.
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Sydney Adamson
Leslie's Weekly
Amoy
China
Cauat
Manila
Kulangen
Japan
United States
Kulangsu
McKinley
A. Burlingame Johnson
Anson Burlingame
Min
Washington
Johnson
Philippines
Hong Kong
Bowman
Castine
Foreign Board
Consul Johnson
Wie
Kulangesa
Tien-Tsin
Shanghai
Rodrigues Gains to Second as Gunster Debuts Strong
Rodrigues climbs to second place in the contest at Frederick KE with a big gain while Gunster enters as a new contestant and racks up sixty six points starting in seventh. June brings two special prizes for top scorers and room remains for new workers with a separate reward unclaimed. Two yearly subscribers with twenty four points could start a beginner in the middle of the list.
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Scranton
Charles Burns
Tribune
Rodrigues
Frederick KE
Gunster
Regulars and Pensions in the Spanish War Lessons
The May North American Review article by Colonel W. H. Carter discusses military reform lessons from the Spanish war. He urges a general staff and a chief of staff role, critiques the current command structure, and argues pensions deserve economy and careful oversight with detailed pension figures and comparisons to Civil War volunteer totals.
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United States Army
W. H. Carter
North American Review
America
Carter
Commissioner of Pensions
Spain
Rugs by the Hundreds offers vast rug collection
Lovers of rugs are infatuated with a magnificent collection featuring both reasonably priced and expensive imported patterns. The assortment is broad, showcasing the newest and prettiest weaves.
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