McKinley on the Election Receives Union League Welcome
President McKinley, in Philadelphia for a Union League reception, praised Republican unity and the voters who backed the party. He highlighted support from honest party members, pledged to national service, and cited key issues from the gold standard to imperial policy. Roosevelt, Wolcott, and Lodge spoke after the address before the president and party left for Washington.
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Mr. McKinley
Republican Party
Philadelphia
MeInvey
Wis
Union Laague
Broad Street
Root
Joseph J. Darlington
Union League
Fifteenth Street
Philadelphia City Cavalry
Edward J. Stotesbury
Gentieth
Walnut Streets
Spruce
Fifteenth
Chestnnut
Stotesbury
Hind
General Grant
Feneral
McKinley
Harry S. West
Roosevelt
L. G. Gage
FE. T. Stotesbury
J. W. Griges
Pierpont Morgan
John PD. Long
Henry Cabot Lodge
Carl W. Whitaker
Stuart Patterson
Senator Sewell
K. N. Benson
William Sellers
John Wanamaker
Darlington
John Hay
Stone
Charles A. Pugh
Charles Emory Smith
Americ Epetit Tendons United
Turin
Frenetel
Allegheit
Artis
Luis
Republic
Colonel Roosevelt
Senator Wolcott
Lodge
Wolcott
Washington
New York
Porto Rico Faces Land Titles Chaos and Road Needs
The Interior Commissioner William Elliott reports Porto Rico’s land grants are tangled by historical mismanagement and overlapping titles. He calls for thorough reorganization before ownership questions can be settled and for new roads to connect remote towns and boost education. The health board notes few true lepers remain and eradication is possible with segregation.
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Washington
Porto Rico
William WH. Elliott
Secretary of the Interior
Lund
Oened
San Jose Ponce
Ishland
Board of Health of
Porto Livo
Steamer Margaret Jones Grounded Off Isle of Wight
The British steamer Margaret Jones, en route from Malta to Philadelphia, grounded near the Isle of Wight this morning. Lifesavers reached the vessel, which sits high on the beach. three tugs try to refloat her, but tonight’s tide may not suffice. The ship, 206 feet long and 142 net tons, is owned by Margaret Jones Steamship Co of Cardiff and consigned to Peter Wright & Sons, Philadelphia.
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Lewes
Deh
Margaret Jones
Willines
Malta
Doula Ware
Portie
Island of Wight
Ocean Chis
Soanem
Othe Lite Suvera
Margaret Jones Steamship Co
Cardiff
Steamship Arrivals Report From Atlantic Port Waters
Exclusive Associated Press dispatch lists ships arriving in New York. Vessels include La Lorraine Haste Milnavapalie and other liners from London Amsterdam and Liverpool. Incoming liners Missuris Moulogee Hotterdin and Queenstown also noted with ports of origin.
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New York
la Loraine
Haste
Milnvapalie
London
Ailied
Amsterdam
Moulogee
Hotterdin
Queentown
Comptroller Dawes Reports Banking System Strength
The 3,871 banks report total resources near 5.05 billion dollars with loans rising and deposits strong. Dawes urges amendments to banking law including tighter director loan controls and extended charter terms to 20 years. He warns about potential sterilization steps for banks failing to extend charters and calls for enhanced examiner funding.
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Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Congress
Canve Ts
Ttal
Camptroller
Berm Gree
Couring Bank
Fis
Willy
Association
Gaight Equifnie
Audh
Inet Vexelon
Mavriott Hrosius
DNL
Nathenidl Bank
Oftcera
Suelo
Stronghyaiges
Forte Rico
Hiawaii
Philippines
Capote Elected President in Cuban Constitutional Convention
The convention elected Capote as president amid a Republican victory over Nationalists. Delegates praised Capote and General Loowin, with Vice presidents RuIs Rivers and Seger Lihorente, and secretaries Mrs. Auvas and Villowmdes. Independence cited with optimism for Cuba’s future.
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Havana
Mendes Capote
Brews Cabibnet
Theowote
Edvanian
Bambage
Senopg Depot
Senor Lharente
Chaim
Loeb
Free Cuba
Senor
Ses Cees
Ruis River
Seger Lihorente
Oltre
Senora Auvas
Ruis Nivers
Loowin
Cribas
Independenee
Ite
General Lee
Cuba
Fenor Liorente
Freight Conductor Killed and Cremated
George Sittin, a New York choral freight conductor, was killed last night in a collision with a freight train at the depot. The caboose and freight car were crushed and subsequently burned.
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Ascortahiad
Kittaio
George Sittin
New York
Shelley Baron de Hirsch agricultural and industrial school
Exclusive wire reports from Woodbine New Jersey describe the unveiling of the Shelley Baron de Hirsch school. The institution focuses on training young men and women in farming poultry horticulture and related trades as part of an agricultural plan in collaboration with American treaty standards.
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Woodbine
Shelley New Baron de Hirsch
Uittin
Maurice de Mirek
Band of Treaties
Manillain Leonard Day Killed in City Quarrel
Exclusive wire from Minneapolis reports Leonard Day a young society man was killed in a quarrel at a downtown hotel. Frank Hallion, a newspaper tink, is under arrest for the stabbing. Day and Hallion had been drinking with others before the quarrel erupted in the lobby of the West hotel. Hamilton, formerly a reporter, is now missing from the scene.
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Associated Res
Minnneapolis
Leonard Day
Wilionaire Seciety
Phils City
O'Elogk
West
Kk Hallion
Dom
Deen Drinkligg
Haneilton
Wilson's Condition Critical In City Hospital
Washington November t. The condition of Lun Chongo W. Wilson, commissioner of internal revenue, is very critical tonight. He is weaker than yesterday but still conscious. Mire Wilob, who was absent when the commissioner was reported ill, has returned to the city with her daughter.
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Vie Associated Treaa
Washington
Nov. T
Lun
Chongo W. Wilson
Teveoue
Mire Wilob
Obeleken
Army Plans to Increase Strength Through Enlistment
Washington November 23 The War Department expects a sudden army rise after current terms end with many re enlistments. Recruiting offices aim to build new regiments, counting on volunteers and high standards amid calls from the Philippines and possible permanent force expansion to sixty thousand or more. Major Johnson notes enrollment depends on officers available, recalling rapid additions after the Spanish American War when 25 000 men joined in six weeks.
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Associated Prow
Washington
War Department
Saite
Philippines
CID
Ehiet
Johnson
Egumus
Nesulie
Lehigh Valley Men Win Wage Concessions in Conference
A conference in Bethlehem, involving twenty eight representatives from local unions, resulted in a new wage scale for Lehigh Valley railroad workers. brakemen and engineers won partial gains including higher pay and extra time for engine operation. The meeting concluded with a largely favorable, though not complete, agreement regarded as satisfactory by the delegates.
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Teli
Bethlehem
Ciiiehls
Iutlitondere
Battle at Bugalon in Manila theater claims lives
An exclusive wartime telegram reports fierce fighting on Hogoon Island with American casualties. Lieutenant H. M. Koons, Sergeant Kitchen, and Corporal Burns are listed among those killed while frontline duties. Other details describe recon patrols and outpost relief during the engagement.
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Mera
Manila
Toile
Hogioon
Island
Ouifernon
Iust
H. M. Koonl
Kitchen
Corporal Buns
Py Fortys Fourth Infantry
Burns
Lley
Jerant Koonts
Amd
Semwans
Wbels
Memorial Tablet Dedicated by National Guard in Philadelphia
Exclusive dispatch from Philadelphia reports a memorial service at St Luke's Episcopal Church where State Treasurer Burnett delivered the oration. The dedication honored members of the Tenth Regiment of Pennsylvania who died in the Spanish American War. The ceremony included readings and a tablet unveiling.
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Fran Thesscoehited Pye
Philadelphia
Luke's Ephecopal Church
Burnett
Mgioni Otter Armen
Mhind Fegiment
Salional Ciuands
Penmylvania
Spain
Weather and Local Notices Framed in Morning Briefing
The morning page presents weather notes indicating rain and colder conditions. It references various civic topics, including the Comptroller report and arbitration mentions, plus local entries such as trial lists and editorial notes. The tone blends forecasts with scattered local items and upcoming schedules.
Floods Revive Lumber Trade Along Susquehanna
Weather across the West branch of the Susquehanna shows a likely twenty to twelve foot freshet that would allow about ten million logs to be floated to booms. Lumber mills in Williamsport will rush to saw logs before high water ends. Coal shipments from Ohio rise as the river level climbs and steel workers resume talks with Consolidated Coal.
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Associated Press
Williamegirt
Tui
West Branch
Susquehanna River
Clearfield
Olwear
Pheniavo
Curwensville
Lapakiee
Pittsburg
Ohio River
Cam
Southern Pointe
Hans Aire
Enements
Consolidated Coal Company
Onelals and
Atermies Uf
Senate
Lewisville
Cother Andlilon
Lie Apaltees
Condition of the Czar Reported Critical at St Petersburg
A stream of telegrams from St Petersburg November 22 25 forward the czars health as critical with warnings of a fatal outcome. Bulletins note improving sleep but no solid signs of recovery while London reports cautious optimism and other cities cite typhoid concerns and declining strength among the czar.
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Laventay
Ofelock
Dehanek
Daumbas Wis
Peteral
Witton
London
Queen Victoria
Mus
Livadion
Odessa
Daily News
Pennsylvania Society Sermon Preached in New York Church
The Pennsylvania Society held an afternoon sermon at the Church of St Mary the Virgin preached by Rev. Dr George M Christina. Bishop Potter presides as president and Andrew Carnegie serves as one of the vice presidents.
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Pryce
New York
Pennsylvania
Elphin
George M. Christina
Navy protede gor Oliver dies of pen leony in Annapolia
Exclusive wire reports from Annapolia that Marchal Oliver a loyal petty officer at the naval academy collapsed this afternoon and died from pen leony. The incident occurred amid the academy grounds and authorities began inquiries into the sudden death.
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Phe
Annapolia
Marchal Oliver
Naval Avalemy
Pen Leony
South American republics align on compulsory arbitration
Dispatches report Latin American congress approves compulsory arbitration among nations with guarantees for execution of rulings. Peru seeks Tacna Arica return. Bolivia Chile border tensions rise. Argentina and Brazil alarmed at Chile’s growing armament.
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Argentine
Brazil
Associated Press
Washington
Madrid
Congress
Peru
Tacna
Arica
South
Fragments Describe Weather and Transport Notes
The readable lines discuss weather patterns and rail transportation context with references to past conditions and forthcoming seasonal changes. Mentions of coal markets and coastal weather hint at economic effects, while scattered phrases imply regional updates from transportation and industry sectors without clear narrative.
Weather forecast for Monday and Tuesday in Washington
Nov 23 forecast calls for snow in the northern portion with rain in the afternoon or evening. Tuesday brings a sharp northwesterly flow, shifting to northeasterly by morning as the weather system moves inland.
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Washington
Aloodas
Mombay
Atoning
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