Crowded Lyceum Rally Hails Stone Campaign Visit
A large Scranton crowd welcomed William A. Stone and his campaign team at the Lyceum. Colonel Stone, General Stewart, Major McDowell and others spoke amid praise for the Republican slate and a pledge to pursue a straight party line in government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Stone
Electric City
William A. Stone
Our City
Tet
Scranton
Stone
Thomas J. Stewart
Alex McDowell
House of Representatives
W. Z. Schaffer
Delaware County
Gualusha A. Fiew
Pennsylvania
Montrose
Eafternoon
Chore
Mdwari Reed
D. D
Dick Ingen Callee Ge
Be Havihe
Willan Connell
Meeting at theater for pension committee rally in Wyoming venue
A large crowd gathers as Colonel Stone enters the hotel doors and moves to the theater for a county committee event. Fireworks erupt in the lobby area amid security and crowd control while attendees fill boxes and the gallery in formal attire. The program includes patriotic music, a medley, and introductions led by Willard and Dale as presiding figures.
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Reeisidine Distreet
WW. Cheylord ‘Thomas
W. AL Donne
Po W. Powell
Willam Morris
Boon W. d. Lewie
B. J. Horathan
John Aeneuer
B. Dale FL. Wormser
UL Atherton
Abderman
W. S. Millar
Watter
T. Kinsley
A. Jenking
Joseph Lewis
M. Sanderson
Et. Tusle
Oveph Oliver
Crk
F. Devatels
Wale
Tim AL Connell
WAL St John
Unity
W. Moborte
C.F. Warner
Mark Ki Wagan
Sh Ponman Olver
Diephiwen
Elih
Ly Pener
Dan
Colonel Stone
Lycrum
Wyoming Avenue
Udee Willard
William Connel
George Hdward Heed
Carlisle
Dumek McAnu
Mia J. 1
Dinamilelk
Murs
Chow
Florence
Ditty
Ceorme
Mallstead
Alfred Hund
W. Hydoxeun
Cherotte Hand
George Sundirson
umloMre
George Brouoks
Sheri’ Clarence
Pryor
T. FP
Tanidls
Charles Heuster
W. Hubert
Ins
Thomas KR. Brooke
John van Depgen
William Dawson
Raderjek
H. Williams
W .S. Diehl
Timothy Burke
Frank Carhiee
George W. Krown
J 1
Wiatkhine
PR OW. Phaney
Wotontt
Bob, Jones
Archbald
Rahitistes
Dime We
Moses Morey
Jude Willard
Thomas HH. Dale
Date
Colonel Stones Address on November Meeting Praise of Connell
The letter notes Chalrin Lochee and Gentlemen pleased with the chairman's speech. It records admiration for Mr. Connell and describes him as a plain practical business man with recognized local influence and experience. The writer anticipates further discussion in November when votes are counted.
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Busines
France backs out of Fashoda evacuation amid Egypt talks
Paris and London report France will retire unconditionally from Fashoda without compensation. Egypt invited to send troops to reoccupy evacuated posts as Major Marchand withdraws toward the upper Nile. British and French officials weigh a reconquest shift and public opinion in Britain remains pivotal.
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France
Marchand
London
Paria
Daily
Mallays
Baron de Courcel
Egypt
England
Germany
Paris
The
Times
Lord Salisbury
Maietine
Fusheda
Fushoda
Daily Graphic
Bartler
Marehand
Pashada
Mbanghi
Congo
Fashoda
Gost
Frontien
Linhr-fl-ihigal
Major Marchand
Huron de Courcel
Britain
Niu
Maurchand
Weather and War Talk Dominate Morning News
The morning issue highlights weather indications for the day with warmth and a portly cloud cover. It notes an enthusiastic reception for Col W A Stone and discusses government aims in the plains and plans for another army. Also covers impeachment proceedings, local teachers institute work, and reports from Camp Mende.
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Col
W. A. Stone
the Plaines
France
Wanamaker Speech Promotes Republican Recovery in Pennsylvania
John Wanamaker, speaking at the Republican Business Men's meeting at the Academy of Music, argues for restoring the Republican Party to power to curb the Quay machine. He warns against upheaval to the Dingley tariff and asserts business interests rely on stable currency and policy.
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Philadelphia
John Wanataker
All Wants
Academy of Music
Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
William McKinley
Pennsylvania
UK to Recall Marchand Mission from FPasheda
William Mulier Riel a junior treasury lord MP for Fulham and ministerial whip said in London that the Frency government had decided to recall the Marchand mission from FPasheda.
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London
William Mulyer Riel
the Treasury
Fulham
Marchand
Fpasheda
O Mara Convicted in Japhet Canmelly Slaying
May's Landing reports the jury found William O Mara guilty of second degree murder in the Japhet Canmelly case. Judge Endicott Lo sentenced him to twenty five years at hard labor in the state prison.
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May's Landing
Ni J
William O'Mara
Japhet Canmelly
Bow
Tuelem
Todis
O'Mara
Endicott Lo
Suicide by Shotgun at Sister's Home in Cornwall Township
LeGarrett Dreesler of Lebanon Pennsylvania aged 61 died by suicide at his sister's home in Cornwall township using a double barrel shotgun. He was a well known resident in the city and county.
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Lebanon
LeGarrett Dreesler
Cornwall
Dresuser
Keck Miller Charges Denied in Williamsport Case
Wilkes Barre attorney Charles E. Keck, named by Miller as a State Chairmans agent in a Democratic votes scheme, flatly denies all charges. He asserts no knowledge of Miller and calls the allegations malicious and untrue, amid telegram exchanges and sworn statements surrounding the political dispute.
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Wilkes-Hatre
Charles ©. Werk
Wilkes-Marre
E.G. Miller
Williamsport
Gurtaiti
Quay
Miller
Keck
Yr Hich Loiay
Rwellow
No Yellow Fever Declared Ended in Santiago de Cuba
General Leonard Wed reports no yellow fever cases in Santiago de Cuba for sixty days. The city’s yellow fever hospital may close within two weeks as only a few suspected cases remain. Cuban leaders seek work programs to employ idle insurgents and rebuild roads and infrastructure.
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Santiago de Cuba
Leonard Wed
Military Department
Santiago
Bune Luge
Washington
Soldiers Arrive From Camp Meade In Baltimore
A detachment of soldiers arrived in Baltimore from Camp Meade and proceeded to St Joe. The hospital car attached to the regular train carried Lt. William Abdel assistant surgeon and Dr Pod Kirby. Nurses aided in transferring wounded or ill servicemen aboard the train.
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Baltimore
Camp Meade
Charite
Wiemen
Philadelphia Navy Officer Details in Local Notice
A garbled local notice from Philadelphia mentions a Navy officer named Charles Bing ham chatemah of the Bridie committee and a man aged about 28. The text refers to his home at 20 Neri Thirtythird street and a wife connected to Hartieburg and other named individuals, but many parts are unclear.
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Philadelphia
Navy
Charles
Bingham Chatemah
Ajo
Tadlow
Mr. Dingham
Nice
Swallow
Houmeheld
Hartieburg
Local Pension Ledger Fragments From Pennsylvania
Fragmentary notes list pension transfers and originals for residents in Pennsylvania. Names include William Aubrey Eckley Lugurne Henry Bielin Beranton and Mary J. Doolittle Stevensonville Bradford with varied amounts noted like 12 to PT and 4. The document appears as an internal ledger excerpt with unsettled details and incomplete lines.
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Whellington
Willam Aubrey
Eckley
Lugerne
Henry Bielin
Beranton
Mary J. Doolittle
Stevensonville
Bradford
Will Retain Philippines in Postwar Settlement
The cabinet signaled intent to retain the Philippines after the war with Spain and to settle expenses in a lump sum not exceeding 25,000,000. The United States would reimburse every dollar spent on the war while Spain would receive any balance due.
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Spain
Washington
Paris
Philippine Archipeneo
United States
Unite States
Philippines
Miniila
Olte
United Stetea
Troumelanoost
Leidon
Parke
Dilip Pyletapt
Winder
Europe
Progonat
Sree
Topm
Artipe Tury
Fildes
Chroglete
European Opinions on American and Spanish Negotiations
The piece reports mixed European views on American demands and Philippine terms, noting cautious resistance by some governments and hopeful firmness by others. Editorial commentary from The Daily Chronicle discusses war costs and the necessity of avoiding renewed hostilities with Spain.
Weather forecast for Washington area November first
Fragmented forecast lists and garbled phrases for Wednesday. Mentions winds from the southwest and fair conditions in parts, but the text is unclear about locations and exact times. Overall content is unreadable.
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Btone
Wilkes
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Montroce
O'Elowk
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Bond
Mitty
W. D. S. Atney
Congressman Grow
Mr. Schuler
Micjor McDowell
General Stewart
Lam
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Aly
Penrose
Annie
Steno
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station
BE. N. Willard
James BE. Watkins
John RB. Farr
Fred W. Fleita
M. W. Lowry
Everett Warren
Ll. M. Schoch
George M. Watson
Taither Keller
KH. H. Patterson
Hirence
W. KK. Beck
Charles Neals
Reese G. Grookes
M. H. Dale
W. P. Ferber
John B. Gillespie
EA. Jones
Arrohbald
Myron Karsvon
T. F. Penman
George M. Halletead
B. Taylor
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John Nye
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Joe Halley
Texas
Bvsennse
William Connell
Colnaur
Mr. Jenke
Jenke
Colin
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Hilvsin
Wiike
Cor Eineressnai
Bn Nik Govan
Democrat Party
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Thie
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Whitney
W. A. Stone van
Kelley
County Teachers’ Institute
Dr. Swallow
Louis
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Camp Mende
McKinley
Keck-Miller
Kirles E. Keck
Baa
Millon
M. Girne
Mr. Garman
Bingham
Pennsylvania Pensions
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Stine
Bethevind
Ielands
Pipes
Visawas
Tosals Woon
Dewey
Mn Novelty
Weather Forecast
Ponte Eyivanila
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