Republican Nominations for State Offices
Governor William A. Btone leads Republican ticket with J. Pl. Godln for Lieutenant Governor and James W. A. suree as state attorney of Internal Affairs. James W. A. suree of Superior Court, W. W. Por W. D. Porter for Conexamen At Large, Samuel A. Avenport and Galusha A. Ghow also named.
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William A. Btone
J, PL . Godln
James W. A. Suree
Superior Court
W. W. Porw
D. Porter
Conexamen
Samuel A. Avenport
Galusha
A. Ghow
Local Officials Named in County Roles
Congress WILLIAM CONNELL, Judge F. W. GUNSTER, Coroner JOHN J. ROBERTS, M. D. Surveyor GEORGE E. STEVENSON listed among county authorities.
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Congress
William Connell
F. W. Gunster
John J. Roberts
George E
Stevenson
Senate and House Districts Named in 20th Dist Listing
The document lists Senate Twentieth District candidate James C. Vaughan and House districts with John R. Farr in First, Joan J. Scileler Jr. in Second, N. C. Mackey in Third, and Joan F. Reynolds in Fourth.
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Senate
Twentieth Dist
James C. Vaughan
House
John R. Farr
Joan J. Scileler, JR
N. C. Mackey
Joan F. Reynolds
Governor's pledge to unite people and curb state excesses
A candidate pledges to govern Pennsylvania for all people, curb unnecessary investigations, and correct evils. He promises honesty and daily duty while noting the cowardice of a forged letter that condemned an innocent man and a cowardly act ending Colonel Henry's life.
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Pennsylvania
Henry
Wanamaker Attacks Quay in Pennsylvania Political Battle
The Philadelphia Press prints Wanamaker’s six column speech accusing Senator Quay of building and controlling a political machine in Pennsylvania. Wanamaker aims to displace Quay and become boss, arguing a mercantile machine crushes rivals and risks Republican gains. Quay is praised as a man of his word, while Sternberg blames the war’s ills on the Red Cross.
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Wanamaker
Williams Grove
Senator Quay
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
M. 8
Quay
Mr. Wanamaker
Mr. Quay
United States
Senate
Jekyll and Hyde
Philadelphia Press
Great
Japan
West Pacific
Great Britain
Russian
France
Germany
Anglo American alliance viewed as scientific political proposal
Gardiner’s Saratoga paper, printed in Thursday’s Tribune, argues for a fraternity based Anglo American alliance. The piece frames the union as broad lines of common aims and commercial interests, stressing shared history and mutual moral influence in a common emergency.
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Saratoga
Charles A. Gardiner
American Social Science Association
Tribune
Mr. Gardiner
Atlantic
Great Britain
Pacific Trade Value and Anglo-Saxon Alliance Highlighted
Discussion argues the Pacific as the United States maritime highway and notes Anglo-Saxon alliance as enduring. It criticizes Austrian and European threats, praises German competition, and cites delayed pay for Company 1 of the Seventy-first segment after a wartime battle with claims of unequal awards.
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United States
Pacific
Atlantic
Great Britain
Avetrin
Austria
Europe
Germany
New York
Bantingo
Porto Rico's Future Promises New Opportunities
A Chicago Record piece by Henry Barret Chamberlin outlines Porto Rico’s harbor developments and navigable rivers enabling cheaper transport. He foresees profits from street railways telegraphs phones gas lighting and growing manufacturing led by American investment including oil refining and rail alternatives. The essay notes American influence in Ponce San Juan Mayaguez and broader social uplift as island life aligns with occupation values.
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Porto Rico
Chicago
Ponce
Henry Barrett Chamberlin
Interior
Seaboard
Chamberlin
San Juan
Mayaguez
Standard Oil Company
Bay of San Juan
United States
Washington
Rules for government of Republican party in this county
The Tribune offers neat pamphlets with the new rules governing the Republican party in this county for sale at the counting room. Each pamphlet costs four cents, and copies were published to help settle domestic afflictions and inform enterprising press correspondents.
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Republican Party
Tribune
General Miles Faces Public Scrutiny Over Charges
The piece outlines alleged charges against General Miles including secret dispatches to General Shafter, suppression of conflicting messages, disregard of orders in Santiago, and missteps in the Porto Rico campaign. It argues public verification is needed and warns of potential damage to Miles, Alger, and the McKinley administration if true.
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Miles
Porto Rico
Adjutant General
Shafter
War Department
Santiago
Alger
Washington
William McKinley
Daily Horoscope by Amacchus for September 3 1598
The Tribune astrologer predicts the warmest day of the period with playful quips about September babies and national symbols. It notes Aguinaldo’s reported plans and the oyster season’s lighter activity while Clam Pattle’s claims are mentioned and advice to avoid heavy flannels is given.
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Amacchus
Tribune
Clam Pattle
Aguinaldo
History repeating itself from the Louielng era to the new century
A New York Sun piece argues that the nation’s past expansion with Louieling territory underpinned wealth and power and predicts the twentieth century will bring further territorial growth and greater national strength and influence.
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Louleiang
Czar's Dream of Universal Peace
The piece weighs a famed appeal by the czar for a congress of nations to pursue universal peace. It notes past arbitration efforts, projects naval expansions by five powers, and questions feasibility while arguing that even debate could advance disarmament and reform.
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Czar's
Batoum
Lodiex
Stein
Lackawanna Republicans back renomination of Judge Gunster
The Lackawanna county Republican convention nominated judge Frederick W. Gunster for another term, citing his proven, upright service and a unanimous renomination by both parties. The Carbondale Leader notes widespread confidence in Congressman Connell for a second term, praising his diligent attendance and steady record.
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Lackawanna County
Prederic W. Gunster
Judge Gunster
Gunaver
Carbondale
Connell
Congress
Peace Protocol Ends War and Notable Book News
The peace protocol concludes our conflict with Bouin. Roycroft shop in Aurora offers an edition of the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam with FitzGerald translation priced at two dollars. The September Forum and North American Review feature timely articles on war, imperialism, Cuba, and the Philippines, plus vivid battlefield dispatches from the Santiago campaign and personal recollections from Edward Marshall and J. E. Chamberlin.
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Roycroft
Ewat Aurora
Omar Khayyam
FitzGerald
John Hay
One Khayyam Club
London
H. Mergesell
International Aeronautical Commission
John BR. Procter
Civil Services Commission
Frank A. Vanderlip
the Treasury
Congress of the Powers
Truxtun Beale
United States
Pereiu
Philippines
Charles W. Diikco
M. Po
John Barrett
Siam
Hugh H. Lusk
Burnside Foster
Richard Temple
Cuba
Mayo W. Mazeltine
C. A. Conant
Beribner's
Richard Darding Davie
Rough Riders
Guasimus
Lavis
Santiago
Edward Marshall
New York
Marshall
J. E. Chamberlin
New York Evening Post
Caney
H. C. Christy
Grimes
N Juan
Republican County Convention Endorses Judge Gunster
The county Republican convention endorsed Judge Gunster for office, praising his ability impartiality and the non political character of the judicial role. They commend that politics has no place in administering justice and celebrate the party’s official sanction of this stance.
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Republican County Convention
Gunster
Spirit behind renomination unites party for peace era
The Puttaten Gazette argues that unani mous renomination of congressmen who supported the president signals party unity. It says factional differences are set aside to back an administration proven wise and loyal, with victory anticipated in Lugurne and Lackawanna as the party stands solid for peace.
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Puttaten Gazette
Lugerne
Lackawanna
The Story of America by Hezekiah Butterworth
The Werner company of Akron announces immediate publication of The Story of America a compact history of the United States from earliest times to the present era. Hezekiah Butterworth authored the work for general readers seeking a concise national narrative.
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Werner Company
Akron
America
Hezekiah Butterworth
United States
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Sternberg
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Alger War Department
Cassius Clay
Montauk
Wilhelmina
Dreyfus
Ud. W
Daniel E. Gregory
Camp Alger
The
New York Sun
Chicago Times-Herald
Caar
Nicholas
Czar
Exir
Lackawanna Politics
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Coldsmith
Wyoming Avenue
Bouin
N. Washington Ave
North
Scranton, Pa
Carbondale Leader
N. E. Penna
Jermyn Bullding
Haviland
China
the Clemons
Ferber
Lackawanna Avenue
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Bayedere
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming District
Connell Building
Soreubod
Thos, Ford
John B. Smith
W. & Mulligan
Pitta Plymouth
Wilkes Bars
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