Republican Nominations Named in Scranton
The Scranton Tribune lists Republican nominees including Governor William A. Stone and J F 8 Gotin for lieutenant governor along with James W. Latta and W W Porter for internal affairs and superior court judges. Congressmen at Large named Samuel A Davenport and Galusha A Grow. The notice appears in the October 1804 edition of the Scranton Tribune.
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William A. Stone
J. FP
Gotin
James W. Latta
Superior Court
Porter
W. L. Porter
Bamvel A. Davenport
Galusha A. Grow
Congress Names William Conn Bilal and Jidgo Bh Leaders
The report lists Congress appointments including William Conn Bilal Jidgo Bh and W Gunstier with John J Roberts M D as a surveyor and George G Stevenson as burveyor. The fragment outlines official positions within a committee structure.
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Congress
William Conn Bilal
Jidgo Bh
W. Gunstier
Vorater
John J. Roberts
M.D. Burveyor
George G. Stevenson
Senate. z Twerntleih Diet James A. Vaugian House
Fragmentary OCR notes show names such as James A. Vaugian and John K. Far with scattered references to Dietriot and public listings. No coherent event or outcome is readable, rendering a concise summary difficult.
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Senate
Twerntleih
James A. Vaugian
House
Political reflections on governance and duty in a state
The piece voices a candidate’s pledge to serve as a wise governor and to place people above parties. It also criticizes press criticism as intermittent and notes the influence of custom and politics on public life.
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Winaly
Joos
Povasyiventha
Wanamaker Attacks and Press Clash in Pennsylvania Politics
The article criticizes Wanamaker for his conduct in the senatorial controversy and his clashes with Senator Quay and others. It cites Penrose’s counterattack and warns that Wanamaker’s tactics may backfire, hoping for a discrediting of his influence in Pennsylvania politics.
Fickle Headlines Probe Fashoda Crunch And War Mood
Newspapers remark on calm handling of the Fashoda situation and urge restraint in French press criticism. The piece mocks the doom prophets of public opinion and jokes that even Jeremiahs must seek harsher climates, noting a prosperous wheat region and discouraging panic.
Public sympathy favors miners and condemns convict labor import
The piece argues public support for miners in a labor dispute, condemns bringing in convict labor, and warns that price rises felt by consumers may be necessary if wages rise. It endorses arbitration, warns violence worsens the conflict, and cites Lord Rosebery on conciliatory but firm responses to labor demands.
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Vinton
Produelia
Ritana
Divorce, Religion, and Civil Law Stir Church Debate
A lengthy discussion on divorce within the Protestant Episcopal Church questions whether remarriage after divorce should be permitted. It argues civil uniformity in marriage and divorce law across states and warns against the roller skating craze fueling domestic instability.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Ftrmey
Venger
Pyrorelliy
General Miles Praises Garcia and Cuban Efforts in Cuba
General Miles lauds Garcia for keeping Spanish forces from joining Santiago defenders and notes Cubans did well in the campaign against Bu ntango while undercompensated. He cautions about persistent disorder in the land after long conflict and calls for fair recognition of Cuban allies.
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Miles
Garcia
Cuba
Santiago
Bundage
Bhaftwr
Ciarcla
Buntingo
Cuban Manifesto and U S Role in Cuba's Future
The piece discusses General Miles's view on war's demoralising effects and Cuba's push for independence. It notes the Matanzas section's manifesto to President MacKinley urging self governance, while warning that American troops and oversight are unwelcome and costly. It urges Cubans to show capacity to govern.
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Miles
Matanzas
Cuban National Party
MacKinley
Cuba
Lberty
United States
Aitte
Gatteway
Reaction Against Yellow Journalism Across Cities
The Philadelphia Ledger reports uproar over price cuts down to one cent for The New York Times. Critics argue the switch undermines quality, independence, and costly newsroom operations, while supporters claim broader readership and improved standards can follow.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Apuk
New York Times
Greater
New
Enterprise Ain
Aith
Siek
the Times
Ehal Jeter
Banquet Controversy At Monee Jubilee Sparks Language Debate
The Monee Jubilee banquet faces protests over wine service and the use of French on the menu. The Paladelphia Bulletin notes the WoC and Chicago group express concerns while organizers resist perceived meddling. The Banquet Committee warns against distractions from real issues.
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Prom
Paladelphia Bulletin
Woc
T. UL
Chicago
Factien
Gaul
WCLR
The Powers of China Acknowledged by Western Powers
The Philadelphia Ledger reports that Western powers refused a Chinese request to increase guard strength. Officials cited risk of provoking domestic unrest and possibly triggering foreign massacre in Pekin. The situation in Beijing and nationwide anxiety dominated diplomatic discussions.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Pekin
China
Eben
War in Minnesota Sparks National Disgrace Debate
The Thurtford Courant reports on a scandal tied to Minnesota actions seen as a disgrace to the United States. The piece questions national unity and the implications for American honor amid regional controversy.
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Minnesota
United States of America
Ana
New Books and War News Highlight Autumn Publishing
An November Scribner review roundup notes The Borderland of Society and other works from Herbert Stone Co Chicago. It previews The Jew the Gypsy and BH Talram and portraits deep dives into naval matters by Captain Liedehard Burton. Also discussed are Why We Want Ma fila and Risquette for American by a Woman of Fashion.
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Scribners
Navy
Richard Milding Davie
Palen
Amet
Herbert Stone &Te
Chicago
Charlewn Kelmont Davis
Tedeces Harding Dawis
Richard Harding Davis
Charloivis
Werk
England
America
W. HH. Wilkins
Lady Burton
Hurton
Herbert
Stone & Co
Cheago
Tenette
Lestles
Infanta AM Moria Teresa
Behlery
Banitigo
United States
Aeet
Theodore Roosevelt
Rough Rider
James F
Archibald
Porto Rico
Lfe
Flanolulu
Brooklyn
New York
Cleveland Moffetts
Coldsmiths offer dress goods at bargain prices
We feature over 200 pieces of plain and fancy suitings at 49 cents and 75 cents buys 46 inch French poplins in new shades. 98 cents to 1.00 coverts Venetians and granite cloths in 1.25 broadcloths already sponged. We guarantee wear and quality not matched elsewhere at 1.50.
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New York
High
Turte
Local Store Offers Wide Range of Undergarments
The ad touts best selections in men s women s and children s undergarments including Mervin Castimere and Glastonbury Roots brands. It highlights complete lines and invites special attention to high class garments for fall insertions and seasonality.
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Glastonbury
Roots
Hull
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Quay
Tn Wanamaker
Quan
Wanemaker
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Weir
Penrose
John
Philadelphia
Fret
Stone
Connell
Boas
Pennsylvania
Paris News
Fean Fistancve
Lord Rosebery
Roghold le
Future of
Leone
Times
Han
Aye
From
Thurtford Courant
HY Stanley
Weyman
Beldleman
the Bookman
Spruce Street
Coldsmiths
G.B
Wyoming Avenue
Haviland
the Clemons
Ferber
O'Malley CO
Levkawanna Avenue
Scranton, Pa
North Vastern
Jemmys Doan
Hunt & Connell CO
Builders Hardware
Lackawanna Avenue
Foot & Shear Co
Wolp
Wenzel
Adams Ave
Court Hotel
Finniey
Stuttgart
baCe
Dic
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming
Dupont
Connell Building
Thosford
John B. Smith
K Mulligan
Pitteta Pirmoutskes
Barra
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