Republican nominations listed for Pennsylvania offices
Twelve pages from Scranton dated November 4 1899 name state officers and local officials for the November 7 election. J H Brown of Lancaster justice of the supreme court John Mitchell of Tioga judge of the superior court James E Barnett lieutenant colonel state treasurer John Courier Morris Scranton and John Penman Olyphant as commissioners William F E Johns and Asa H Kiefer auditors. General Funston predicts rapid peace but hopes it comes true.
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Supreme Court
J. Hay Brown
Lancaster
John Mitchell
Tioge
James E. Barnett
Washington
John Courier Morris
Scranton
John Penman
Olyphant
William FE. Johns
Asa Fh. Kiefer
Boeranton
Republicans urged to vote for full ticket in Lackawanna county
The piece argues Lackawanna County Republicans must turnout and rally to defend the entire party ticket against Democratic efforts to control county machinery. It warns of future defeats if Republicans fail to mobilize and attack the race with united, forceful support. It ends with a satirical jab at a journalist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna County
Lackawanna
Complete Story of Filipino Revolt
A summary of the McKinley administration commission report on the Philippine islands argues that promises were not made to Aguinaldo, insurgents are largely robbers, and American sovereignty is essential. It praises Admiral Sampson, notes failures in promotion after the war, and describes efforts to win peace through a proclamation and negotiations with Filipino leaders while warning of internal disunity and limited capacity for self-government among the Filipinos.
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Ons
Army
Navy
pPs
M Philippine
Aguinaldo
Agaloglio
Luzon
Spain
Nane
Rea
Lavon
Dewey
Philippines
United States Navy
Bureau of Navigation
Secretary of the Navy
Crowninshield
Long
North Atlantic
Cushing
Olemn Pledee
Department
Santiago
Whe Han T. Sampson
Sampson
Hells
Soempson
Havana
Naval Court of Inquiry
Maine
Hla
Cervera
Santiago Harbor
Brooklyn
Texas
Secbhiey
Behley
Sampoon
New York
Schley
Sobley
Senate
Chaptains
Cuba
Philip, Clarke
Frans Cook
Wainwright
Hobson
United States
Philippine Islands
Manila
Negros
Philippine
Arumablo
Mabini
Paterno
Eniemariss
Acubaldo
Levon
Lugen
Cluaser
Lugon
Vicnyan
Tt Rennet
The
Philippine Commonwealth
Ty Sax
Bill Lose
Founda Thom
Uborty
City of Oriental Congress Reports Ancient Time Mark
The report of the Congress of Orientalelta notes a ten date for the first time in human history and hints at 4000 year old bookkeeping practices. An Egyptology note describes a feast for Sothis with 200 loaves and sixty beers arranged by Chief Priest Pepy Hetep. Queen Victoria’s lineage to King David remains undecided as scholars study Nile manuscripts.
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Congress of Orientalleta
Tome
Popet
Egyptologiet
Pepy-Hetep
West
Victoria
David
Moss
Nile
American public challenged by dog in the manger attitude
The passage questions persistent injustice toward Winfield Scott Schley, arguing the American public should not tolerate the dog in the manger stance of his critics and urging fair, intelligent judgment instead.
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Winfield Scott Schley
Daily Horoscope Drawn by Amacchus The Tribune Astrologer
Astrolabe cast for Saturday Nov 4 1600 notes a child born now would prefer a supersedens trial to a jury. Many youths ruled by love in youth face later life errors. A cautious approach to elections is advised and hidden truths about love after marriage may emerge.
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Amacchus
the Tribune
Romeo
The Philippine Archipelago Under Spanish Rule and American Duty
The document argues Spain held dictatorial control over the Philippines through appointed governors councils and subordinate bodies. It asserts independence for natives was limited, election was indirect, and local voices were suppressed. It urges American sovereignty as essential to prevent anarchy and enable self government with Filipino cooperation and educated participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Philippines
Gove
Provence
Philippine Islands
Manila
Archipelago
Always the Flag of the Free Poem Fragment
A fragmented verse extols the flag as imagery of freedom spanning oceans and lands from New England to the Philippines. It references figures like Worcester and Shurman and evokes enduring national ideals of liberty through battles and distant shores.
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Liberty
Old Bay State
Gelden Gate
Floors Laid and Finished in Fine Pattern Line
Readable lines describe floors laid and finished in a refined pattern line. The brief notes emphasize choosing from a fine range of patterns and the quality of installation. No specific people, places, or dates are mentioned.
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Europe
Man with the hoe or dough finds more value here
A bold claim suggests that the man who works the land or the man who earns money will discover greater value for his resources in this place than in any other. The phrasing contrasts labor with wealth seeking, implying superior returns or opportunities.
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Eke Scranton Tribune
Tribune Publishing Company
Namean St
Vreeland
Trilone Ie
Funston
Luton
Massachusetts
Leyds
Hong Kong
McKinley
Arcachus
Philippine Island
Eas
Australia
India
Java
Athantic
Phas
Ender
China
Bianm
Tonquin
Annam
Astralia
J. 0. Shurman
Clearge Dewey
Channon Danby
Dean C. Worcester
the Free
Free
Antilles
Ban Juan
Allen Sea
Mayila Bay
McGrathy
Runianner
N. Washington Ave
Scranton, Pa
Reynolds Bros Stationers and Engravers
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming Avenue
Gunster & Forsyth
Penn Avenue
Luther Keller
West Lackawanna Ave
W. J. Davis
Harmonilsburg
Sale
Washington Ave
the Hunt
Builders Hardware
Lackawanna Avenue
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming
Dupont
Uloty
Connell Hallding Soraula
THOR
FORD
John BE. Smith & Son
W. B. Mulligan
Pittston, Plymouth, Wilkes Barra
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