Republican Nominations Listed for Governor to Congress
The Scranton Tribune lists Republican nominees including Governor William A. Stone, Lieutenant Governor J. P. Swobbin, Secretary James W. Latta, Superior Court judges W. W. Port and W. Porter, and Congressmen at large Samuel A. Davenport and Galusha A. Grow. The notice is dated and published by the Trine Publishing Company with postal registration details.
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Scranton Tribune
Trine Publicding Company
Gente
William A. Stone
J. P. Swobin
James W. Latta
Superior Court
W. W. Port
WD. Porter
Samuel A Davenport
Galusha
A. Grow
Congress William Connell As Judge W Guneter Coroner
Congressional slate names William Connell as judge W Guneter and JoAn J Roberts MD as coroner with George Be Stevenson listed as burveyor in a historical notice.
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Congress
William Connell
W. Guneter
Joan J. Roberts
M.D
George Be, Stevenson
Political district assignments listed for state Senate and House
Senate Twentieth District James C Vaughan. House Vicet District John K Farr. Second District John Schiburk Jr. Hind District N C Mackey. Fifth District John Fr Reynolds.
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Senate
Twentieth Dist
James C. Vaughan
John K. Farr
John Schiburk, JR
Hind
C. Mackey
John Fr. Reynolds
Ambitious Appeal by Candidate for Governor Post
A political speech outlines a bid for governor, praising public support and criticizing opponents. The speaker claims strength from voters across parties, pledges to root out evils, and calls for a cleaner administration free from corruption.
Philippine policy debate signals tense election test
The piece argues a new plan to grant liberal autonomy in the Philippines and Porto Rico under American trusteeship, with ultimate authority remaining in Washington. It warns Congress must block or support the administration’s aims, urging voters to decide next month whether to back swift wartime diplomacy or oppose it.
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Paris
Srain
United States
Philippines
Washington
Porto Rieu
Canada
Empire of Great Belingsy
Grow Puts State and National Issues in Clear Relation
The speech at Franklin argues that opponents of Republicanism exploit state issues as strategic steps toward national power. It recalls Pattison’s administration to doubt reform pledges, notes sponsors seek both state offices and national offices, while praising Pennsylvania’s record on debt, taxation, schools, and corporate burden reductions.
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Galusha A. Grow
Franklin
Pattison
Congress
McKin Jey
Republican
Pennsylvania
Scarnal
Campign
Commonwealth
McKinlon
Republican Party
Pennsyviania
Colonel Stone
Rone
Galueha A. Grow
Republican ticket unity urged to aid McKinley drive
The piece argues that Pennsylvania voters should rally behind the Republican state candidates and Congressmen to support President McKinley. It warns against undermining the party by targeting individuals and cautions that split opposition could hurt national interests and the Roosevelt appeal.
Political press critique and campaign rhetoric in Pennsylvania
A broad, critical reading of political tactics and personalities in Pennsylvania. The piece defends Republican principles against factional pressure, commends veterans and party leaders, and references national figures and events while noting editorial commentary onRoosevelt and other topics.
Philadelphia Commercial Museum Publishes Central American Monographs
The museum issues a detailed Costa Rica focused study exposing natural, political and business conditions. It aims to aid American export traders and reflects current, practical information from the republic.
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Philadelphia Commercial Museum
South
Central American
Republic of
Costa Rica
Spain Defends Cuba Policy as Sovereignty Ends
Spain argues that its stance on Cuba is valid but asserts that Cuba’s future affairs are beyond its control once sovereignty ends. The text claims anarchy has existed in Cuba for three years and insists Spain must withdraw.
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Ponce
Porto Hico
America
WM Republice
Spain
Cuba
Aguinaldo’s Brigadeal Orders Amid Hong Kong Dispatches
A Hong Kong dispatch reports Aguinaldo seeking orders from America for a brigand mission as Army piecers show signs of dissent amid the turbulent situation.
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Hong Kong
Aguinaldo
America
Substance of the Case Against Quay
A long government memo contends Senator Quay had no public money losses from the People's Bank. It cites private stock dealings by Quay and Wanamaker, notes from bank accounts, and a disputed notebook linking “Quay” with bank records. The document notes possible later handwriting and timing questions surrounding the bank’s closure.
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Senator Quay
Philadelphia
Mr. Wanamaker
Ameney
Bode
Mary
Oe Quay
McKay
Poshemayati
Quay
Ro Quay Case Sketch Highlights Suspected Conspiracy
A late 19th century transcript depicts alleged bank misdeeds connected to Ro Quay and state funds. It discusses forged memoranda and securities, loans, and the risk to public money, with critics arguing for fair trial and against political vendetta.
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Conpiracy
Praise for Pro Arts Efforts at Reading Convention
Mire Ainished Mo bioalven, superintendent of the press department, lauds the Philadelphia Proms and the Women's Christian Temperance Union for broad media support. He notes editors across about 29 Klute newspapers, including 18 dailies, published 2500 columns of material at no charge, highlighting the unseen labor and sacrifice behind free publicity and community good.
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Women's Christin Temperaney Union
Reading
Mire
Ainished Mo Bioalven
Bie
Pat Sear
newHhaner
Daiiies
Pride Enterprises
Luligher
American Push Exports Rise in Eight Months to August
The New York Commercial Advertiser notes manufactured exports reached 201 500 000 for eight months ending August, despite tariff hikes and weak prices at home. The surge shows American skill and enterprise expanding foreign trade, aiding employment and wages for workers and strengthening U S manufacturers abroad.
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Atlantic
America
William A. Stone Campaign Attitude From Harrisburg Telegraph
The piece extols Colonel William A. Bione as a courteous American figure moving through Pennsylvania politics. It praises him as a main honest intelligent citizen fit for office and contrasts him with a malign opponent, emphasizing moral standing and integrity.
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Harriceburg
William A. Bione
Oil Heaters Keep Homes Warm This Winter
Foot and Shear Co promotes oil heaters as essential for cold evenings. The ad highlights portable models for home use and emphasizes reliability and heat efficiency for urban households.
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Oronae Tr’ Foot & Shear Co
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