Triumph of Dewey and Manila Hero Honored in Washington
The Manila Bay victor Admiral Dewey returns home to Washington, receives the jeweled sword from President McKinley, and is hailed by throngs as Rear Admiral Schley also receives an ovation. The ceremony showcases Dewey’s blend of naval achievement and statesmanship amid a national display of gratitude.
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Dewey Honored Amid Manila Bay Victory Speech
Secretary Long quotes official dispatches from 1898 praising Commodore George Dewey after the Manila Bay victory. He notes promotions and congressional authorization to present a sword of honor and bronze medals to Dewey and his Asiatic squadron.
McKinley Hosts Historic Dewey Dinner at White House
President McKinley held a grand dinner in honor of Admiral Dewey with over eighty guests. Attendees included cabinet members governors from nine states Supreme Court justices lawmakers and senior military officers. Dewey and Schley received enthusiastic cheers as crowds gathered outside the White House for the event.
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George G. Dewey
Philadelphia museum invites Admiral Dewey to opening
The Philadelphia Commercial Museum will present Admiral George Dewey with a handsome scroll inviting him to attend the opening ceremonies of the International Commercial Congress at the National Export Exposition in Philadelphia on October 12. The scroll features blue and gold decoration with a water color front view of the main entrance, gold laminated capitals, and moire gold silk backbound by blue bowther.
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Philadelphia Museum
Transvaal tensions and war-store movements noted
London reports no new developments in the Transvaal situation while war stores and troops are being dispatched. Balloon material has been sent to South Africa, and a telegram from Paris notes an appeal to Lord Salisbury to avert war. New York shipping news records arrivals and sailings of several liners in early October.
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State League of Republican Clubs Convening in Harrisburg
The annual convention of the State League of Republican clubs opens tomorrow at the Harrisburg opera house. Archibald Mackrell of Pittsburg is president and Jere H. Bhaw of Philadelphia helps arrange details. Mayor Fritchey will give the welcome, with A. G. Robertson of Pittsburg replying. Governor Stone and several officials will speak. No opposition to J Hampton Moore for president.
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Philadelphia
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A. (. Trobertson
Adilresses
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Elkin
Stewart
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Ashbridge
J. Hampton Moore
Tarvin on Democracy Prominent Texas Rally Echoes 1896 Platform
At a Democratic carnival in Inlias Texas the crowd gathered with notable figures such as Ex-Governor Crittenden and Judge Tarvin on stage. Tarvin denounces trusts and the money power, endorses the Chicago platform and initia tive referendum, municipal ownership, and direct election of US senators and judges. He warns the party must stay true to Chicago principles or face defeat in November.
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Missouri
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United States
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Chicago
Lawton Leads Steady Push Between Taus and Bacoor
General Lawton arrived in Bacoor Luzon and organized a wide movement to clear the area between Taus and Bacoor. He commands forces from Bacoor Zapote and supports from McGrath and Grant, with troops on river crossings and marines assisting. American losses include a captain and a corporal killed and several wounded in Imus fighting.
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Sampson's Sword: New Jersey to Present Admiral Rampoon Sword
Governor Voorhees received a letter from Captain Chadwick of the Nagehip New York suggesting changes to New Jersey's sword presentation to Admiral Rampoon on October 2h. The ceremony is to be attended by Rear Admirals Higginson Phillips and Crowninhaleld, General Brownson, Commander Wainwright, and Lieutenants Blue Ueher and Winslow. The hour may be moved from noon to a later time.
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French EB. Chadwick
Catholic Faculty at University of Eirnsburg Ends Controversy
Berlin on October 3 reports that following Emperor Williams advice the University of Eirnsburg will add a Catholic faculty ending a long running dispute.
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University of Eirnsburg
Root Defeats Craig in Six-Round Bout at Tattersalls
Chicago October 1 Jack Root of Chicago won a six round decision over Frank Craig known as the Harlem Coffee Cooler at Tattersalls tonight.
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Jack Root
Chivacy
Frank Craig
Harlem
Shamrock and Columbia Race Off in Light Winds
New York spectators saw the Shamrock and Columbia fail to finish within the five and a half hour limit, leaving the race declared off. The Columbia led at several stages but the Shamrock closed a quarter mile near the end as winds remained light and shifting, with officials enforcing protective safety measures to keep course clear.
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Noth
Towanda Fair Tragedy Claimed One Rider at River Edge
Report from The Scranton Tribute describes Towanda fairgoers S-Mesers Powers Younes Kaline from Orwell and Standing Stone who consumed too much liquor. On return trip the horse plunged into the river near Standing Stone, drowning one rider as others were rescued and shaken by the event.
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Balti Joe Gane Defeats Spider Kelly in Bruoge Bout
In New York at Lenox Athletic Club on October 3 Joe Gane of Baltimore won the decision over Spider Kelly of California in a brisk bout at one hundred and forty pounds.
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Weather and notices from the region in brief
Fair today with light air and general calm. General-Admiral Dewey receives an award. Venezuelan boundary dispute quiets as Columbia and Shamrock lie becalmed. State firemen’s convention and local Democrats meet. Whitney’s Weekly News Budget editorial and “Coyote Joe” feature. Local foreign missions society meeting and county notes wrap the week.
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British-Venezuela boundary award disallows most Venezuela claims
The Anglo-Venezuelan boundary commission issued a unanimous award narrowing Venezuela's claimed 60 000 square miles to about 100 square miles. Britain retains the forest country while portions near the Walmi river and inland marshland go to Venezuela. Delegates from France and Britain spoke of restored understanding as the tribunal concluded.
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France
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Richard Webster
England
Hamony
Artillery of Boston marks 150th anniversary with city visit
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston observes its 150th anniversary with a Boston visit. Members meet Mayor Ashbridge, tour the city wall, attend a reception and banquet at their hotel, and visit the National Export exposition before departing for Boston.
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Ancient and Honorable Artilery Company
Boston
Ashbridge
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Altom
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Tomoorrow
Stubbs Sets World Record in Philadelphia Typesetting Race
Willam H. Stubbs, a Philadelphia compositor, broke the machine typesetting world record in a contest across five hours and thirty minutes. The wagered rival Willig Yufty of the Philadelphia Inquirer scored 11,212 ems in five hours and twenty three minutes, while the previous record stood at 10,890 ems per hour.
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Will Willig Yufty
Philadelphia Inquirer
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St. Lowie
State appointments announced by Governor Biatne
Governor Biatne named several appointees today including George W. Kennedy of Pottsville to a state pharmaceutical board. William Morrison of Carbondale as Third ward alderman. Hyman Wymbaum of Pittsburgh to a veterinary scholarship at the University of Pennsylvania. Winfield L. Parsons of Wilkes-Barre and Harte of Parson as aldermen and related posts.
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Oot
Biatne
George W. Kennedy
Potteville
State Pharmaceutical Board
William Morrison
Carbondale
Third Ward
Michael Loftus
Dooms
Hyman Wymbawm
Pittsburg
University of Pennsyivania
Winfield L. Parsons
Wilkes
Harte
Parsons
Fire destroys Downington mill as idle period ends
In Downington Pennsylvania a large paper mill owned by A Bicking was destroyed by fire today. The brick four and a half story structure with a large rear building burned with all contents except one engine. The mill had been idle for a week awaiting new machinery and a restart was planned for today.
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Firemen Open National Convention with City Welcome
Delegates gather as forty plus fire companies arrive for the state firemen’s convention. Ex Chief Hickey Mayor Moir and state president Cohn deliver welcomes. Officers report strong progress while nominations proceed. Tonight features illuminated run and asphalt dance as bands play and visitors tour the city.
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John E. Roche
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Rogers Israel
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Tribune
Rey Scarlet
Convention Talk Sparks Welcome for Firemen in Town
A ceremonial session opens with Nickey and State President Cohn addressing officials. Mayor Moirwald delivers the city welcome as firemen receive praise for progress and readiness, including a rebuilt patrol wagon and cheerful remarks from Chief Walker.
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Weather Forecast for Washington and Eastern Pennsylvania
Forecast for Wednesday calls for fair weather in Washington and eastern Pennsylvania with rain anticipated Thursday. Winds will shift from easterly to northeast Thursday as they intensify.
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