Political Row: Pennsylvania GOP Nominations and Monroe Doctrine Debate
The piece sketches Pennsylvania Republican nominations for congressional posts and state offices. It notes Secretary Root’s warning on potential Monroe Doctrine combat readiness, echoed by Senator Lodge who predicts war with Germany as a real possibility. It highlights the urgency felt by party figures in addressing national security threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
United States
Nwehe
Cotips
Senator Lodge
Germany
Ryoes
Nmawy Ouida
Wanamaker in Interview Sparks Public Debate
The article questions how John Wanamaker’s stance and public image shape coverage of a confrontation with Director Englehld over Mr Wanamaker’s vulnerability. It argues Wanamaker’s wealth and press power color reporting and urges a fair, full public reference to all sides of the incident and figures such as Neely amid Cuban fraud ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wanamaker
Khim
Pablo Safety English
Director of Public Safety
Philadelphia
Crithelwin
John Wanataker
Mr. Wanamakey
Nen
Engneh
Neely
Pst
Firudls
States
Siro
Pure Food Bill Before Congress Aims to Curb Adulteration
The Brosius pure food bill moves again in Congress after a favorable House committee report. It creates a chemical bureau within the Agriculture Department to inspect and test foods in interstate commerce. Products transported across state lines must bear their true names under penalties. The bill seeks to shield retailers from liability for others’ fraud by allowing certificates of purity from suppliers, and targets misbranded goods.
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Brosius
Congress
House Committee On
Agricultural Department
Chemical Bureau
Food safety reforms prompt nationwide cheating crackdown
A US population of 76 million consuming two per cent chemically injurious products implies 156 million dollars in harmed goods yearly. The piece argues to halt this cheating and warns of widespread adulteration in food and drugs. It also notes a Methodist conference committee favoring abolishing the pastorate time limit, signaling debate within church leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Altough
Mose
Southern Cotton Spinners Convene in Charlotte For Open Door Policy
A 500 member Southern Cotton Spinners association meeting in Charlotte discusses industrial growth in the South, open door trade with China, Philippine governance, and expansion of textile schools. Warren Wright notes rising savings bank deposits, while calls for moral labor standards and tenement housing accompany the push for manufacturing strength in the region.
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Charlotte
N.C
Wesvelation
South
Mason and Dixon's
Empire of China
China
Philippine Islands
Wiichy
Captain Carter assigned as clerk at headquarters prison duty
Captain Carter who swindled the government out of 2 million dollars has been detailed at Leavenworth army prison for duty as a clerk at headquarters. This position is described as the most agreeable.
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Carter
Leavenworth Army Prison
Critics and Controversies Stirring Headlines Across States
The article surveys tensions between army and navy praise for Captain McCalla and General Young, Tanner faction threats to block Illinois legislature, and political wagers around Senator Cullom. It notes defenses of armor plate plants, Dietsel's US decline prediction, Lauterbach’s Boer War stance, stamp revenue records, and Boer campaign tactics.
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Stresa Ja
Philippine
Army
Navy
General Young
McCalla
Political Prophet Grosvenor Forecasts 1896 Presidential Election
General Grosvenor of Olio predicts McKinley and Bryan support by state with electoral vote totals and likely party margins. The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle presents his table separating claims and doubts across states, outlining Republican and Democratic counts from four years prior.
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Grosvenor
Olio
McKinley
Bryan
Notable Eminent Figures and Royal Misprints Across Continents
The column catalogs a string of notable names and events: Salisbury’s tax on tenantry and Sir John Lubbock’s rise to peerage. Miss Macintyre’s return to performing in July. Collis Huntington’s new country house near Los Angeles with a public art collection. Julius Molshowen, son of Frederick Rol aiken of Detroit, gaining attention in London. Henry Savage Landor’s Thibet explorations. Jon By lhertes, UW professor, dies after operation in Chicago. Otis and Otis, in Utica, celebrate long lives. a church case of Rev. Chars A. Binith of St Joseph, Missouri, involved in divorce-impacted marriage rules. John Boekin’s generosity and thrift ethic. Lord Kitchener’s brother in New Zealand. succession of Roberts and related aristocrats linked to British titles and destinies.
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Marquis of Salisbury
John Lubbock
Charles Limiely
Boston
Jon
Lhertes
University of Wisconsin
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
Univerity
Wen
Philippines
Otis
Aleutam WK. Elmer
Utica
New York
Warren
Blerkimer County
Jowthie
Chars A. Binith
Bt. Joseph, Mo
Dan Cupid
Holy Trinity Priscopal Church
John Boekin
Owey
Lord Kitchener
New Zealand
Arthur Buck Kitchener
Waihem
Dunlback
Slug River
South Africa
Ton
Vion
KR. HL
de Montmorency
V. CL
Viscount Frankfort de Montmorency
Washington View of Topics of the Day
Special Correspondence discusses insular governance under Spain in Cuba Puerto Rico and the Philippines noting bans on lottery gambling bullfighting and lavish ceremonies and changes to marriage laws. It also covers forest planting in Brunswick Maine irrigation tree belts in the west and forestry plans at Sewanee and Adirondack League Club. The piece notes Japanese immigration concerns and rising Orient trade.
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Washington
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Mendia
Spain
Ft Prent
America
Brunswick
Maine
United States
W. L. Hall
Division of Forestry
New Mexico
Hall
The
University of the South
Sewanee
Tennessee
Adirondack League Club
Adirondack Mountains
New York
Lower Saranac
Exports rise across regions with varied gains and job impacts
Eight months ending February show exports up 54 percent to Europe, 38 percent to Asia, 51 percent to Oceania, 8 percent to South America, and 1 percent to North America while Africa falls. The year begins with broad increases in exports and potential employment growth across ore, coal, steel, and transport industries if legislation passes, alongside large Philippine Island receipts and a dramatic year over year rise in island exports and imports.
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Europe
South America
North America
Asia
Oceania
Africa
Agia
Oneadlsaa
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaiian
Philippine
Samoan Islands
If two on your knee and be thankful again
Poem excerpt from Helen Leigh Lawin in Post Express reflects on fairness, envy, and lasting friendship. It contrasts critics with true friends who stand by you in joy and sorrow, urging gratitude for faithful companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Leigh Lawin
Post-Express
Three-Piece Bedroom Suites Prove Worth The Price
Interest centers on the $20 three piece bedroom suites. Each piece catches the eye inviting a better acquaintance. Construction and finish invite comparisons, and the conclusion is these are better in every way than anything offered at the price.
Duplicating Devices Offered For Trial Use
Advertises 2000 copies from one original and 1500 from typed originals with agents available for inspection. Promotes the Planetary Pencil Sharpener improved and The Star Paper Fastener improved. Offers a trial in offices for a few days.
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Scranton Tribune
Tribune Publishiing Company
Pitty Gents
Livy
Wictiard
Faditer
F. Byxbee
Tismem Manager
Vite Aland
A Wertiaing
Scranton
Charles Emory Smith
Pennsylvania
Congressenat Larce — Aautsra AL Grow
Robert IS
Porrdeler Auditor Generar
Warden Bergh
Thowas
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Joy & Hef
Tilo Thellet
Wowart Games
Jer Poort
Wanamaker
Carrol
D. Wright
New York State
Turkey
American Society For the Extension
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New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Tanner
Senator Cullom
Illinois
Dave Martin
Bill Flinn
Quay
Penrose
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Braddocks
Heinrich Dietsel
Heinrich
Edward Lauterbach
Edward
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Tent
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Weat
Virginia
Wasconsin Cone & Matar
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Tritone
Treasury Department
Pacific Coast
Treasury
State Department
Bureau of Statistics
Philippine Lslands
Comediad
Lewis & Reilly
Wyoming Avenue
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming Ave
Coal Exchange
the Hunt
Builders Hardware
Henry Belin, JR
Dupont
Kulety
Conneil Holding
Agenclia
Thos
Ford
John
Smith & Ron
W. E. Mulligan
Pittston
Plymouth
Wilkes-Barre
N. Washington Ave
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City Hall
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the Tribune
Washington Avenue
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Ripans
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