Missouri Executive Officials Line Up for 1901 Session
The document lists state leaders Governor William A. Stone Lieutenant Governor J P Gobin Secretary James W Latt Superior Court member W W Porter D Porter at large Samuel A Davenport Galupba Grow among names recorded for the state's 1901 lineup and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Stone
J. P
Gobin
Nee
James W. Latt
Wee
Superior Court
W. W. Por. D. Porter
Samuel A. Davenport
Galubha A. Grow
Court Officials Named in Local Government Ledger
Congress-WILLIAM CONNELL. Judge F. W. GUNSTER, Coroner-JOHN J. ROBERTS, M. Surveyor-GEORGE B. STEVENSON.
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Congress
William Connell
F. W. Gunster
John J. Roberts
George B. Stevenson
Senate House Districts Named In State Balloting
The Senate Twentieth District names James C Vaughan in the House First District John R Farr Second District John Scheuer Jr Third District N C Mackey Fourth District John F Reynolds as the district assignments listed for the election slate.
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Senate
Twentieth Dist
James C. Vaughan
John R. Farr
John Scheuer, JR
N. C. Mackey
John F. Reynolds
Pennsylvania Governor Vision Promises Unity and Reform
The candidate vows to serve all Pennsylvanians, end partisan abuses in the legislature, and curb costly investigations. He cites a clean treasury under Republican rule and pledges honest daily public duty to win broad public approval with God’s help.
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Pennsylvania
Ice Fund for Camp Meade Volunteers Urges Continued Donations
The piece argues war tax contributors should aid soldier comfort in fever camps, noting ice is not supplied by the government and is urgently needed at Camp Meade. It praises the Pennsylvania volunteers, urges ongoing contributions to the Ice Fund for the Thirteenth, and promises thoughtful use of funds for ice and other comforts.
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Uncle Sam
Camp Meade
Pennsylvania
War Department
Spain's Madrid Dispatch Sees Acceptance of U.S. Demands
A Madrid dispatch notes the Spanish public appears convinced that Spain must yield to U.S. demands. The writer commends Spain on its apparent new wisdom and willingness to concede.
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Madrid
Spain
United States
Reflection on the Last Legislature and Its Good Laws
The piece argues critics unfairly condemn the last Pennsylvania legislature. It highlights 1857 laws, including forests protection and banks paying interest on state funds, noting Republicans passed and implemented these measures without critic support. It stresses accountability and credit for positive outcomes.
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Pennsyvania
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
Laws Aimed at Sweat Shops and Social Reforms
Pennsylvania's legislature enacted measures regulating labor conditions for women and children, cleanliness in dairy products, eight hour work days for state and municipal employers, and protections against quackery. The piece notes broad support for these laws despite some personal party grievances and praises General Gobin's reception at Camp Sherman.
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Republican Party
Pennsylvania
William A. Stone
Williams’ Grove
County Fairs Brace for Revenue Tax Burden
The new revenue law charges county fairs 19 and other shows 10 each. The defunct Lackawanna county fair faced ruin if taxed, as the prize cow ate the pumpkin and burned the display. This year such catastrophe is not feared.
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Lackawanna County
General Shafter Rumored to Take Large Quinine Dose
Reports claim General Shafter took a forty grain quinine Sunday night to equal his own strength. He is reported alive, but the news has likely grown with Montauk demand for details.
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Shafter
Montauk
Kitchener and Typhoid Death Stir Debate on Dervishes
England pursues harsh policy in Africa while Sir Herbert Kitchener is likened to a Dewey figure in desert affairs. The death of Lieutenant Stacey at Montauk from typhoid raises questions about whether violent athleticism weakens the constitution. Stacey was a renowned West Point football star whose collapse sparks medical debate.
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Sir Herbert Kitchener
Dewey
Desert
Stacey
Montauk
West Point
Controversy and War Talk Fill Sunday Columns
The piece surveys political divisions in Pennsylvania, praises the Rough Riders, notes New York ice prices, and highlights bank reserves and naval reforms after the Cuban conflict. It references traditional figures such as Stone, Miles, Kitchener, and McKinley while commenting on baseball decline and royal tensions.
Daily Horoscope Drawn by Amaccus in The Tribune
The Tribune astrologer Amaccus offers a dated horoscope for Wednesday September 7 18. The notes mention Osman Digon escaping again and a clean pair of heels attributing luck to charm. The piece jokes about soldiers fees and a Trocha on Meridian Street with General Bhafter as a fat soldier. Amaccus advises never let another man tell your fish story if you seek fame.
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Amaccus
the Tribune Astrologer
Osman Digon
Oaman
Alger
Meridian Street
General Bhafter
Trade Opportunities in Cuba and Puerto Rico
The treasury bureau of statistics reports strong U S interest in Cuba and Puerto Rico trade tied to imports and future demand. It notes average annual imports of about 60 million dollars over a decade with Spain, the United States, and Britain as main sources. Spain’s share stayed high due to merchant influence and tariff terms, and tables list chief exported articles in pesetas for 1816 and 1696 with peseta value set at 19.3 cents.
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Cphe
Cuba
Porto Rico
United States
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Bureau of Statisticas
Ite
Spain
England
Germany
France
Great Britain
Bureau of Statistics
EPAIN
Mhay
Mtra
Duty of the Insurgents in Cuba and the Philippines
A Philadelphia Times editorial argues the Cuban and Philippine insurrections justified and provoked by Spanish oppression. It asserts U S intervention has secured gains for insurgents, but requires military authority to stabilize Porto Rico Cuba and the Philippines until peace and safety are ensured. The piece insists insurgents must submit to U S authority to achieve lasting freedom and order.
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Philadelphia Times
Cuba
Philippines
United States
Spain
Porto Rico
Mind Over Nation in Cuba Crisis Echoes Social Evolution
The piece argues Benjamin Kidd’s theory of social evolution misses the driver of great change. It credits spontaneous societal momentum for Cuba’s liberation and Porto Rico’s fate, noting McKinley’s hesitation and Harvard figures hoping to avoid intervention while history proceeds.
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Chicago Record
Benjamin Kidd
Mr. Kidd
Cubs
Cuba
Porto Hico
America
McKinley
Kheep
Eliot
Harvard
Norton
Stone's Popularity Grows as He Counters Arguments
From the Elmira Advertiser, Colonel Stone campaigns in Pennsylvania. He speaks against opposing views on the stump, refutes Republican arguments, and gains support. The piece lauds his high character, intellectual strength, and a record that makes him a leading Pennsylvania statesman.
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Elmira
Colonel Stone
Pennsylvania
Willie Bryan Speech Recalled as Landwagon Turns Dray
The Maryville Tribune notes Willie Bryan would give up most gate receipts to recall his opposition to retaining the Philippines. What he thought was a Landwagon has proven to be a dray.
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Willie Bryan
Omaha
Philippines
Willie
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Grand Army of the Republic
National Guard
People
People's Party
Santiago
Secretary of War
Venezuela
Cleveland
Pando
Frederick
Wanamaker
Swallow
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Jerry Simpson
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Soudon
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West Indies
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Scranton, Pa
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China
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O'Malley CO
Lackawanna Avenue
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Maryville Tribune
Finley
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Poplias
Henry Belin, JR
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Annie Panton
Thos, Ford
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W. B Mulligan
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