Scranton Tribune Opinion on Judicial Candidacy
The notice critiques the Harrisburg Democratic convention for not promoting Hon. PF. P. Smith while praising the potential for Hon. R. W. Archbald to gain support before the Republican convention for the Supreme court bench. It argues Smith remains on the Superior court bench and archbald could bring local representation on both appellate benches.
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Harrisburg
PF. P. Smith
Superior Court
R. W Archbald
Supreme Court
Educating for Business and the Wharton curriculum
The piece argues a specialized business education helps those with innate talent advance, not guarantee success. It highlights the Wharton School’s freshman through senior offerings in law, economics, accounting, and public finance and contemplates how a broad collegiate training shapes capable, versatile business leaders.
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Bryce
University of Pennsylvania
Wherton Ford of Finance and Economy
Busines
Wharton School
Reneel
Education and business success tied to public spirit
The text argues for broad schooling to cultivate intelligent, civic businessmen. It notes markets have widened, competition risen, and education now essential for success. It warns business leaders must meet new public responsibilities, with James M. Guffey cited as a trustworthy figure who will endure as long as he pays the freight.
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Bim
Congress
James M. Guffey
Brief Notes On Politics and Trade Across Nations
The passage critiques France's alliance with Russia and U S trade advantages for Yankee makers. It covers Kohisat vs Foraker over a $125000 fee from a Columbia Street railway syndicate, with Foraker defending his services. It also notes Poincare’s cabinet stance, Kruger’s diplomacy with rifles, and local Harrisburg election mood while mocking New York measles chatter.
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Kohisaat
Senator Foraker
Columbia
Joseph B. Foraker
Poraker
Daily Horoscope for Friday June 16 1899
Astrolabe cast at 4.18 p m offers playful guidance. A child born today notes new slang, while a man with a pinned expression may be not a pessimist but wears tight shoes. The ladder’s start challenges many, and a firm push matters more than eloquent speech.
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Amacchus
the Tribune
Iowa's Rise Into Political Power in Congress
From the Philadelphia Press: Iowa's rise in national influence grows with Henderson as Republican candidate for Speaker. Iowa's long Republican fidelity, strong congressional class, and experienced leaders like Allison and Dolliver underscore its growing national role.
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Henderson
House of Representatives
Iowa
New England
Lewis Cass
Franklin Pierce
Party of Liberty
Government Strength Through Wider Influence
A statement emphasizes broadening influence to strengthen the government and advance the nation. The goal is ensuring safety and progress across the country through extended authority and leadership.
General Miles Denounced Amid Army Power Struggle
The Wilkes-Barre Record questions why General Nelson A. Miles, the army’s top officer, is ignored in War Department briefings on Cuba, the Philippines, and Porto Rico. It condemns Washington for treating him as a useless figure and calls for respectful, decisive leadership.
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United States Army
Cuba
Philippines
Porto Rico
Washington
Corbin
Merkeljohn
Army
Miles
War Department
Kipling Leaves America After Trials and Change
Rudyard Kipling sailed from these shores after months of illness a bereavement and an experiences of broad American regard. A reporter notes he has softened toward America yet should continue to depict truth as he sees it. The United States separates esteem from the issue of his views on liberty of expression.
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Schrey-Hodgson
Washington Post
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State Department
Washington
United States
Heenan
Odessa
Russia
St. Petersburg
France
Fuisian
Rudyard Kipling
America
Mr. Kipling
Americana
Kipling
Mortal Earth
Casa
District Convention Primary Election For First District
Republican voters in the First legislative district will vote on Saturday June 2 from 4 to 7 p m to elect a delegate and alternate to the Republican state convention in Harrisburg. The convention to compute the vote is set for Tuesday June 2 at 3 p m at St David's hall. Delegates will be voted for directly by voters if candidates register with the district chairman and pay their assessment ten days before the primary. W A Paine chairman Scranton Pa June 8 190?
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St. David's Hall
W. A. Paine
Scranton
Isn
Frederic W. Fleits
M. W. Lowrr
Burke's Hall
Carbondale
J. W. Smith
Samuel 8. Jones
Primary election notice for Second Legislative District
Republican voters are informed that a primary will be held Saturday July 1 from 4 to 7 PM to select a delegate for the district. Because the following Tuesday is a holiday the vote tally convention will meet Monday July 2 1999 at 1 PM in the Scranton court home.
Republican standing committee meeting for Third district Lackawanna
Notice of a Republican standing committee meeting for the Third legislative district of Lackawanna County at the arbitration room in Scranton on a Saturday in June at 2 p m to fix the convention time and handle other business. Chairman T J Matthews and Acting Secretary J E Watkins sign. Date appears as June 1590.
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Republican Standing Committee
Lackawanna County
Court House
Scranton
T. J. Matthews
J. E. Watkins
Notice of Republican delegate election in Carbondale district
Notice announces a July 1 election in Carbondale for a Republican delegate to the state convention in Harrisburg. The vote day shifted to July 3 due to a holiday, at Burke's Hall. Candidates must register with the district chairman and pay assessments ten days before the election, else votes will not count.
Do you believe in corporal punishment
A Washington Star item quotes a dialogue about corporal punishment with a lady whose children are school age, a young private, and a suggestion that blame lies higher up in rank. The exchange contrasts personal stance with hierarchical accountability.
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Washington Star
Wirt Pens Featured at Rexford Co. Scranton Sale
Vacation season prompts a Rexford’s feature on Paul Wirt fountain pens famous for reliability. The sale highlights gold chased rubber holders and solid gold pens, each item warranted, with Rexford’s at 132 Wyoming Ave in Scranton offering good luck in buying.
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Scranton
Paul Wirt
Star Automatic Paper Fastener Promises Quick, Reliable Office Aid
Star Automatic Paper Fastener touts self feeding operation and continual improvements with prices lower than ever. They also promote Planitary Pencil Sharpeners claimed as the only device that never breaks lead, offering 10 day free trial in offices. The firm sells other novelties in office supplies including Blank Books and Typewriter's Supplies.
French patterns shine in new handsome designs
A description praises a line of goods largely fashioned from French patterns. The items are highlighted as exceedingly attractive and featuring the latest designs for buyers noticing the offerings.
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