Republican Nominations List for Missouri Officeholders
Republican nominations for Missouri include Governor William A. Stone and Lieutenant Governor J. P. Gobin with James W. Latta for Secretary of Internal Affairs. Superior Court judges named W. W. Porter and W. D. Porter. at large congressmen Samuel A. Davenport and Galusha A. Grow highlighted.
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William A. Stone
J. P. & Gobin
James W. Latta
Superior Court
W. W. Porter
W. D. Porter
Samuel A. Davenport
Galusha A. Grow
Local Officials Named in Ledger of Appointments
Congress William Connell appointed to a position alongside Judge F W Gunster and Coroner John J Roberts M D Burveyor George Be Stevenson listed among the naming of city or county officers with roles in public service.
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Congress
William Connell
F. W. Gunster
John J. Roberts
M. D
George BE. Stevenson
Senate Twentieth District and House Districts Listed
The document lists officials by district: Senate Twentieth District James C. Vaughan and House First District John R. Farr, Second District J Scheuer Jr., Third District N Mackey, Fourth District John F. Reynolds.
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Senate
Twentieth Dist
James C. Vaughan
John R.farr
J. Scheuer
N. Mackey
John F. Reynolds
Governors pledge to unite despite opposition in Pennsylvania
A candidate vows to govern for all people, curb legislative abuse and unnecessary investigations, and insist on honesty and duty. He stresses that people, not parties, matter and urges reform. The message cautions Thirteenth regiment officers to avoid returning to Scranton if discharged from service, condemning salary-driven detentions in fever camps.
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Scranton
Wanamaker Elkin clash stirs Pennsylvania politics
The piece argues that though the Wanamaker Elkin exchange is sharp, the core issue is party integrity and governance in Pennsylvania. It supports Colonel Stone for governor, criticizes Wanamaker's tactics, and urges voters to evaluate candidates by records and concrete proposals. It also notes General Wood's reforms in Cuba as example of effective leadership.
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General Wood
Santiago
Cuba
Santiago as object lesson for educational promoters at home
Nervous editorial writers worried about Aguinaldo should recall Admiral Dewey remains active and ready to discipline him if needed. The piece argues for lessons learned from distant events to boost local education advocacy and political resolve.
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Aguinaldo the Terrible
Admiral Dewey
Aguinaldo
Dreyfus Affair Reevaluated as Henry Ends Life
The confession and death of Lt Col Henry reopen the Dreyfus case, exposing the forgery that tainted the French trial. The piece argues the trial injury reflects broader French justice failings and calls out military influence in the affair. It contrasts reactions in Philadelphia papers and notes Dewey, Roosevelt, and others in related political chatter.
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Henry
Intelligence Department
Alfred Dreyfus
Dreyfus
M. Zola
Saceuser
Lipton Challenging Shamrock to America's Cup Debut
The Royal Ulster Yacht Club committee arrives with Sir Thomas Lipton’s challenge and signals willingness to accept New York Yacht Club conditions. The Shamrock’s design is not yet begun but will be built swiftly once the agreement is ratified. Irish pride runs high despite past tensions with Lord Dunraven, and Lipton seeks fair play and popular support as the Cup debate unfolds.
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Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Sir Thomas Liptoen
New York Yacht Club
Sir Thomas
Lord Dunraven
Henn
Dunraven
Thomas Lipton
Ern
Thomas
United States
Ireland
Atlantic
Paddy
Sir Thomas Lipton
Daily Horoscope and Local Tidings for Friday
Astrolabe reads framed by Amacchus. A child born today will sense autumn in summer’s lap and some inmates still to be jailed despite trade board promises. The dove of peace at City Hall seems small as a sparrow. Major Stillwell may not know Farmer Von Scoten is loaded. Sylvester Scovel’s vindication looms. Talented leaders should stay in town weeks as mayoral candidate surfaces.
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Board of Trade
City Hall
Major Stillwell
Farmer von Scoten
Sylvester Scovel
Stone on State Issues and Republican Record in Pennsylvania
Candidate Stone argues the Republican party reduced state indebtedness from a bankrupt $40 million to about $1 million while directing more than half of corporate revenue back to counties. He claims no state dollars vanished, taxes were cut, and critiques of the last legislature are political attacks aimed at harming Republicans.
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Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Isl
Lrst
Iwat
Republican defense of party credit in Pennsylvania laws
A Republican speaker argues the party should be credited for laws it passed and not blamed for failed or vetoed bills. He defends the Lexow bill as defeated by Republicans and highlights passed reforms such as forestry protections, bank interest on state deposits, workplace safety, labor rights, and anti corruption measures, urging unity and rejecting personal vendettas within the party.
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Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
Elkin
Philadelphia Inquirer
Senate
House
Congress
Pennsylvania
Treasury
Republican Party
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Wanamaker
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Quay
Capitol Hill
Harrisburg
Wanamker
Stone
Jenks
Dr. Swallow
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Cvar
Manila
Dewey
Far East
Roosevelt
Jonah
Alger
Merritt
Prussia
Germany
Spain
France
Devil's Island
Hobson
Navy Department
Cristobal Colon
Eliot
War Department
General Sherman
Mr. Alger
Schurz
Russia
Amacchus
the Tribune
Ben
People
People's Party
Puanerivoate Wees
Omar
Wyoming Avenue
Washington Ave
Connell
North
Washington
Scranton, Pa
N. E. Penna
Jermyn
Haviland
China
the Clemons
Ferber
O'Malley CO
Lackawanus Avenus
Bayedere
Lackawanna Avenue
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming
Dupont
Thos, Ford
John B Smith
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W. & Mulligan
Pritata
Plymouts
Wilkes-Barca
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