Republican Nominations List for State Offices
Republican nominations include Governor William A. Stone Lieutenant Governor J P Gobin Secretary of Internal Affairs James W Latta Superior Court Judges W W Porter W D Porter Congressman at Large Samuel A Venport Galubha A Grow with candidates listed for statewide offices and court positions.
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William A. Stone
J. P
Gobin
James W. Latta
Superior Court
W. W. Porter
W. D. Porter
Samuel A. Venport
Galubha A. Grow
Contested District Names and Local Officials Listed
A fragment lists names for a senate and house races including Connell Gunester Roberta M D Burryeyor George Be Stevenson James C Vaughan and district representatives John R Farr N C Mackey John Fr Reynolds with party and district references. Further text appears damaged and partial.
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Es Cree Connell
Gal Gc
F. W. Gunester, Croner
John J. Roberts
M. D. Burryeyor
George BE. Stevenson
Jiohn RF. Farr
Orr J
Heuer, JR
N. C. Mackey
Johen Fr. Reynolds
Pennsylvania Governor Candidate Seeks Reform and Duty
A candidate pledges to govern for all people, curb legislative abuses, reduce unnecessary state spending, and discharge duties honestly and modestly with God's help. He argues state issues rise above party and vows to seek broad approval through daily public service. The piece notes media scrutiny related to Alger and the searchlight.
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Pennsylvania
Reid urges keeping Spain’s West Indies Cuba Included as U S Territory
In Century magazine, Hon. Whitelaw Reid argues for retaining Cuba Puerto Rico and Luzon as American territories and opposes immediate withdrawal from Cuba. He suggests eventual statehood for these islands, while critics warn it betrays public pledges and risks national stultification.
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Century Magazine
Whitelaw Reid
Spanish West Indies
Cuba
Philippines
Reid
Mr. Reid
United States
Porto Rico
Luzon
Louisiana and
Gadsden
General Wheeler Exercises Command At Montauk Point
The New York Sun reports General Wheeler took direct action on hospital affairs at Montauk Point. He summoned Colonel Forward and regimental surgeons to demand accurate daily medicine requisitions and ensure supplies, promising more stock and reporting most surgeons had adequate medicine except for food lack.
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General Wheeler
Montauk Point
New York Sun
Colonel Forward
Wonda
General Ames
Colonel Forwood
Dr. Woods
Forwood
General Wheeler Demands Medical Supply Reforms and Telephone System
General Wheeler admonishes doctors for shortages and mismanagement at the hospital. He orders immediate steps to guarantee supplies and improve patient telephone inquiries, insisting an indexed patient log be used to track admissions and discharges. He emphasizes willpower and efficiency in hospital operations.
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General Wheeler
Colonel Forwood
General Hospital
Forwood
Colonel Forwand
Havina paper urges Span iards in Cuba on internal improvements
The Havina paper urges Span iards in Cuba to implement internal improvements to prevent American jealousy. It assures readers that following the advice will keep Americans from feeling jealous or competitive.
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Cuba
Conditions at Santiago Prompt Calls for Expanded Inquiry
The text attributes soldiers' hardships at Santiago to combat delays and supply issues, blaming the War Department for miscommunication on allowances and alleging widespread mismanagement. It cites letters from Colonel Henry Hall and testimonies from soldiers aboard ships like the Pennsylvania and Purbla, urging a thorough, impartial investigation to restore public trust and memory of the fallen.
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Santiago
Secretary of War
Montauk Point
War Department
Washington
Henry Hall
Pittsburg Times
Honolulu
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
Themelves
Grosvenor
Black
Detachment of Schley’s Flying Squadron Pauses for Rest
The report suggests Schley’s detachments may be allowed to pause briefly to regain breath as part of the ongoing naval maneuver.
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Schley
Times argues against retaining captured territory
The Los Angeles Times contends that keeping seized land could harm California, arguing losses in resources, border control, and regional stability outweigh any potential gains. The piece weighs political and economic consequences for the state and its residents.
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The
Los Angeles Times
California
Inca Interests Clash With Beet Sugarists In Times Debate
The Times shows loyalty to Inca Interests while debating sugar policy and national destiny. General Coxey plans a country tour with a brass band, music, oratory, and trading stamps for sale. Governor Black accuses newspapers of knavery in dealing with Algerism, hinting at public life fatigue.
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the Times
Coxey
Governor Black
Various Local Items Blend Summer News and Oddities
A collage of short, humorous snippets covers summer departures letters politics and odd notices. Highlights include admirals and professors conflicting views town governance chatter street repairs new papers aides and a mix of local personalities and whimsical events tied to a summer period.
Value and dangers of an Anglo American alliance
The speech rejects entangling alliances while stressing Pacific strategy. It argues the Philippines as vital to far eastern trade and U S dominance, linking Manila Bay and islands to a broad American security and economic perimeter across the Pacific. It warns a formal alliance would suppress national sovereignty and be purely military.
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Europe
Pacific
England
Russia
Germany
France
London
Paris
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Philippines
China
America
Indian Oceans
Globe
North America
Insue
Manila Bay
Luzon
Ladrones
Samoa
Hawaii
Washington
Anglo Saxon unity and a trade alliance with Britain
The essay argues against permanent European alliances and urges a Britain America trade alliance. It contends that Anglo Saxon unity strengthens open markets, boosts exports, and preserves peace through arbitration. It cautions that curtailing British influence would throttle American commerce and that joint action could deter European rivals.
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America
Great Britain
England
United States
Philippines
Porto Rico
Hawaii
African
Cape Colony
Africa
China
Russia
Wwe
Germany
Austria
Europe
France
Ireland
Scotland
United Kingdom
Weesmiptster
Washington
Asia
Isles of the Sea
Derby Curtains and Drapery Goods Price Cut Listing
Drapery department advertises many curtain and fabric items with reduced prices. items include Derby Curtains from 1.69 to 2.98 and up, Chenille curtains from 1.98 to 2.89, various embroidered muslins and fish nets, Silkolines for Comfortables, Golden Draperies, Window Shades, Opaque Shades and Oil Opaque linen fringes, plus furniture coverings and interior decoration estimates.
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Simpson's
Summer Footwear Sale Drives Russets Fast Sellout
Our annual July and August sale of Summer Footwear is now on. All our Russets must go. You need the shoes. We need room.
Lewis Reilly and Davies at 114 and 116 Wyoming Avenue
A listing notes the law firm of Lewis, Reilly and Davies located at 114 and 116 Wyoming Avenue. The entry identifies the firm name and two adjacent street numbers as the address for the offices.
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Wyoming Avenue
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Scranton Tribune
New York
Nassau St
Vreerland
Scranton
Os Senate
James C. Vaughan
Colonel Stone
Alger
Miles
Joe Wheeler
Sun
National Review
Hay
Bayard
Peare
Summer
G. BE. Hill
Kaltor Lynett
Cervera
Board of Control
Frofeator Coles
Bardara
Crater Colbern
Howell
Tribune
Billwell
T. Charile Schlager
Elmhurst
Rowing Association
O' Boyle
Washington Avenue
Db. L
W. RR
Andrew Hedford
Louis
Board of Trade Atherton
Gunster Fella
Orient
Spain
Mexico
Central
South America
Britain
Atlantic
Gulf
Burgh Committee
Washington Ave
Connell
North
Scranton, Pa
N. E. Penna
Jermyn
Haviland
the Clemons
Ferber
Lackawanna Avenue
Finley
Bayedere
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming Diatriot
Dupont
Eafety Fuse
Cape
Connell Surana
Agenciers
Thos
Ford
John B. Smith
Presto Plymeouth
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