The next mayor of Philadelphia as seen from Scranton
From the Scranton November 14 issue an article analyzes election returns in Lackawanna county noting extensive ticket-cutting and the rise of independent sentiment. It warns future nominations must respect independent whim and highlights implications for Democratic and Republican conventions and the upcoming party campaigns. A $20,000 reward is offered by Mr. Waitmaker for information leading to a conviction in a case tied to corrupt influence on the legislature.
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Cassini Denies England Intervened in War Arguments
The Russian ambassador at Washington Count Cassini disputes claims that Britain acted in concert with other powers during the Spanish American War. He asserts Russia sought no interference between Spain and the United States and rejects the notion of English friendship altering the balance of power.
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Spain
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England
Europe
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Reflective stance on European views of the United States debated
The piece argues against treating a Russian ambassadorial remark as a fixed war record and contends that American officials should counter misimpressions abroad. It notes differences between British and continental public opinion, defends U S friendship with Great Britain, and urges Pennsylvania voters to scrutinize Senator Quay.
Controversy Over Shafter and Garcia in Santiago Relief
Generals Shafter and Garcia face scrutiny over misrepresentation and delays during the Santiago relief effort. Reports detail Garcia sending 2,000 and 2,000 more troops to oppose Spanish forces, with 3,500 reaching Santiago after multiple combats. The piece argues Shafter’s doubts about Garcia’s trustworthiness and questions command fitness.
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Unclear Phraseage Signals Strategic Moves Ahead
Readable text hints at an upcoming decision time for Spaniards tomorrow. It references possible adjustments to terms, compensation plans, and potential economic remedies, implying government or organizational policy pressure.
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Purle
Nonpartisan party idea discussed after Swallow move
The passage argues for a future third party to influence major parties toward honesty and better methods. It notes a nonpartisan aim is unlikely to endure as a true party without organization and machine politics, while acknowledging potential local influence and pressure on party managers.
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Herbert Welshee
Welch
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Dr. Swallow
Independence in politics and party relations debated
The piece discusses political independence as a check on party governance and a force in voting, noting independence can align with old party principles. It mentions Roosevelt in New York, Quay’s legal case, and Roosevelt’s aim to unite Republicans and Independent Republicans for public welfare, ending with remarks on naming and international affairs.
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New York State
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Thokta
Republicans
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San Juan Hill
Dewey Praises Roosevelt Yet Maintains GOP Distance
The report notes Dewey’s cordial congratulations to Roosevelt while portraying him as distancing himself from the Democratic label. It emphasizes the partisan undercurrents and the careful stance of the Republican challenger.
Horoscope Note Sparks Election Talk In Tribune Mens Page
Daily horoscope by Ajacchus notes that workingmen candidates call laboring men chumps and jokes about prolonging sessions past the next presidential election. It lampoons mayoral hopefuls showing originality and hints at Mrs Aguinaldo inquiries.
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Pew
Ladles’ Home Journal
Aguinaldo
Roosevelt’s Tribute to the Regulars at a Banquet
Speech honors General Miles and the regular army’s decades of frontier service. The speaker praises volunteers but urges proper funding and training, warns against neglecting the regulars, and calls for a larger standing army and fullReadiness in future wars.
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Geiernl Miles
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Miles
Grant
Lee
Khowven
Grat
Pratt
Roosevelt Rally Praises Regular Army and Ends Political Critique
In a heated speech Roosevelt defends the regular army, condemns political claims of cheap glory, and urges full support for soldiers. He lauds the discipline of the American forces and the sacrifices of those wounded or awaiting care, urging recognition beyond partisan politics.
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Colona Roosevelt
Republicans risk purge under county nominating plan
The Lackawanna county Republican party adopts a Crawford county style rule requiring last election voting for the party ticket to qualify for primaries. Thousands who voted against the ticket could be barred, risking alienation of many loyal Republicans. A Lugardean committee plans a Populist vote plan to counter this and avoid harming the party’s vitality.
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Lackawanna County
Crawford County
Dr. Swallow
Lugerne
Lackawanna
Limerne
Elket
Pennsylvania
The Winning of the West From the Philadelphia Press
The article outlines how thirteen western states will seat representatives in the current and next Congress. It notes a shift away from Populist influence as states trend back to Republicans, suggesting sentiment in the West tilts toward Republican alignment in the near term.
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Philadelphia Press
Vanity and Self-Perception in Medical Society
The passage critiques self praise in medicine, urging humility and collective reflection. It argues that individuals should avoid public displays of vanity and instead gather in learned societies and editorial spaces to express gratitude for their own field and critique others respectfully.
Speech by Theo Roosevelt on expansion policy
Theo Roosevelt delivers a promo speech urging decisive action on expansion. He praises past work by Dewey and Miles, calls for facing the situation honestly, and warns against partial measures or cowardice. He argues Americans must meet responsibilities to let perceived peril fade.
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Dewey
Miles
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