Recitative Primaries Set For This Afternoon in Scranton
In Scranton on March 17 1000 the city prepares for the afternoon recisiative primaries from 4 to 7 o'clock with residents urged to vote.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1900
Page
7
Scranton Republicans face machine and experience choice
In this primary race in Lackawanna County, candidates labeled anti machine defend Crawford county ties while Farr and Scheuer backers argue for seasoned representation in Harrisburg. The editorial urges voting for Farr or Scheuer for effective city representation and warns against untested insurgents.
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Pennsylvania
Trawford
Crawford County
Farr
Scheuer
Lackawanna County
Harrisburg
Scranton
T. Jefferson Reynolds
Frederick Connell
Winter’s Last Gasp Echoes in a Silent City
A reflective note on the season's fade, admiring winter's last breath as it lingers in a quiet, cold urban scene.
Secretary Root on Cuba’s Path to Independence
Secretary Root, after four weeks studying conditions in Cuba, says the Cuban people show resilience in rebuilding and seek peace. He cautions that self government will take time and that the United States must provide stable governance and just treatment while Cubans learn what they need, with active church involvement aiding reconstruction.
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Root
United States
Ealeo
Cites
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The secretary testifies that Cuban residents in cities have learned to keep streets and homes clean, signaling potential progress in self governance with American support. He warns against nitpicking the intervening power and urges patience as independence nears, stressing not to waste prestige by replacing a meritful speaker with an unproven candidate.
Increase militia funding urged by adjutants general
The Philadelphia Inquirer urges Congress to raise militia funding from 2 million dollars, arguing for a well funded state and territorial force as a reserve to the regular army. It critiques opposition, cites Washington's 1789 view, and endorses a merit based, inspected allocation system tied to organized, armed and equipped units. It also notes snow disruptions prompting sidewalk clearing ordinances and school session tweaks.
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Congress
Washington
National Guard
Military Service Institution of the United States
Edward E. Britton
New York Guard
Inspector General
United States
Hulcher
Senate to Vote on Quay Case Two Weeks From Tuesday
The senate at Washington will vote on the Quay case two weeks from next Tuesday, seating M. B. Quay and restoring Pennsylvania to full constitutional representation. Even Quay opponents acknowledge the wisdom of fixing a time for a decisive decision. Hon. John Scheuer is fairly and equitably entitled to re nomination.
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Senate
Washington
Quay
Pennsylvania
John Scheuer i
Common Sense View of National Duty
Judge Morris argues for U S policy in the Philippines, insisting acquisition was necessary and advocating firm governance. He warns against protectorates, urges gradual self government for the islands, and supports the administration while affirming duty to liberty and nation.
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Myelf
Lincoln
Indies
History of the People volume covers 1821 to 1890s era shifts
McMaster's History of the People of the United States volume five, to be issued by Appleton, surveys 1821 to 1890s era themes from Monroe Doctrine growth, Jacksonian democracy, labor reforms, city life changes, early railroads, gas and coal, Erie Canal, common schools, and British criticism.
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United States
J. Appleton & Co
Monron
John Quincy Adams
Jackson
Tha Tme
Oregon
Monroe
McMaster
Calhoun
Literary Fares and Magazine Notes Across 1900s Press
The piece surveys forthcoming and current books and periodicals, noting a history volume’s chapters, David Harum sales figures and production details, the Smart Set magazine as literary society benchmark, Magersfontein war photography in Scribner's, McCall's spring fashion plates, and Kipling works selling briskly for Century Company. It highlights varied authors and new Isle of Man novel Mirry-Ann from Appleton.
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New York Times Saturday Review
Hindhes
Kmart
Standard
New York
HM. C. Chatfield-Taylor
Reginald de Koven
Mia
Burton Morrison
Julien Gordon
van Rensselaer Cruger
Caroline Duer
Sarah Cooper Hewitt
Eilot Gregory
Julian Hawthorne
Edgar Baths
Ella Wheeler Wilcott
McCall's Magazine
Mirry-Ann
Isle of Man
D. Appleton & Co
Railroad Men Get Ready for Inspection
We offer a full line of watches guaranteed to pass inspection. Buy from an old reliable house not a transient agent. We are here to stay with an as good as gold guarantee and competitive prices.
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