Republican Nominees and Local Officials In Scranton
The Scranton Tribune lists Republican nominees for national and state offices and county officials. Names include William McKinley, Roosevelt, Calusta A. Ghow, George M. Wats, John Th PelIows, and Edward B. Sturges with posts such as vice president, attorney, treasurer, clerk, and jury commissioner. The note remarks on editor revisions and the paper’s stance on unsigned letters.
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Congres Will
George M Wats
Siorift
Treseurer
Tranton
William R. Lewis
John Copeland
Thomas P. Dantell
Edward B. Sturges
First Voters and the 1900 Election Stance
The piece urges about n,000 young men making their first presidential votes to back McKinley, arguing Geo political stakes for youth and nation. It outlines that young voters should support Republican policy for economic growth and strong foreign standings, and announces the First Voters' Republican National League plan to organize first-time voters nationwide.
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United States
McKinley
Bryan
Prestes
Orient
Aguinaldo
Republican National League
Sus
New National party platform home in Carnegie Hall mixed
Voters are urged to organize on the Republican fleet roll to elect captains, lead parades, attend meetings, and ensure votes on election day. The league should aid the regular party and mobilize voters nationwide to counter threats to republican government. The Carnegie Hall platform presents a mixed set of resolutions.
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League
Ite
Iot
Aleo
New National Party
Carnegie Hall
Odell Emerges as Strong Leader in New York Politics
The piece profiles Benjamin B Odell a Republican for governor of New York praising his early anti machine stance and rapid organizing skill boosting Orange County GOP influence. It notes his rise to state party chairman and broad support within the party while hinting at scrutiny of his past and implying a regional political shift. It closes by joking about rival congressman Dixon's campaign.
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New York
Benjamin B. Odell
Pouths
Newburgh
Orange County
Odell
Frank Black
State Committee
Roosevelt
Senator Platt
Empire State Republican Organization
Platt
Republican Party
Albany
Thenemies
Mr. Odell
Wevard
Hwehemret
Tran
Howe Il
Alwave i
Leone
Performanu
Pennsylvania Station
New Wpring
Abe
Mia
Aines
Treamn
Baggager
T Ratemon
Lilen
Washington Post
Lea Dool
Hotel Arms
Vermont
Clu
Aoman
Newburg
Watt
Central
Hoya
Orie
Lrethey
Eld Watt
Ware
Cleveland Leader
Lower Broadway
Hia
Werchant
Bryan and the Campaign Speech of 1896 Recalled
The passage recalls William Jennings Bryan and his 1896 campaign rhetoric against imperialism. It notes his reputation as a long running speaker and suggests concerns about anti imperialist stances while highlighting the enduring impact of his promises.
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Kryan
Lady Macbeth
Outline Studies of Human Nature
A chaotic reminiscence set at a train station and hotel, detailing a flirtatious young woman at a gate and a stingy Vermont hotel owner and son. The piece blends humorous social observation with lurid, anecdotal fragments and dated language from Washington Post reportage.
Translation request confuses classroom dialogue
A narrator describes a student misreading a line about a house with many mansions. The teacher asks for translation into English while a reader stumbles over pronouncing French phrases. The scene highlights language barriers and classroom humor from a 19th or early 20th century source.
Advertising pays for small businesses in daily papers
The piece promotes advertising for every tradesman from milkmen to tailors, arguing small ads can yield steady customers. It cites a milkman whose five week ad brought two new customers and, over five years, potential profits near four figures, urging consistent, tested ad use and expert guidance.
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NERF
Costa Money
Hut Fm
Mat Com
Powerlese
Milkman
Jettie
Adi
Milleman
Speechwriter's craft cited in baroque party banner
Ex Governor Frank Black of New York praised for effective rhetoric in a Baratoga nomination speech for Odell. The piece attacks anti imperialism factions and criticizes Democratic and Republican factions, praising the Republican pilot leading the national ship and urging the assembly to choose a sure pilot for the party.
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United State
Frank &. Black
New York
Baratoga
B. Bb. Odell
Strong talk by Hirsch on Philippine policy and trust
A Chicago letter from Dr. Emil G. Wirwh to EL BMumend discusses Hirsch's long critique of current policy. He argues against military conscription, defends leaving the Philippines to self government, warns against protecting the islands without full international consent, and endorses McKinley while criticizing the opposing party for pressuring treaty enforcement and betraying national honor.
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Emil G. Wirwh
Chicago
Hirsch
Philippine Islands
Philippines
China
Hoxera
Derry
Thear
Hoar
McKinley
Senate
United States
Phiippines
Trampion
Wormed Warship Yields To Hen In Wheat Bin Odd Tale
A Clay County farmer in Indiana delayed selling 00 bushels of wheat after a hen nested in the grain. The hen laid eggs and stayed, allowing the price to rise, and the farmer later learned he gained over 100 dollars by waiting. Nearby notes mention a US navy buildup and ship types in peacetime.
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United States
Clay County
Nubs of Knowledge Chronicle Curious Bits
A jumble of odd notes reports a robin alerting a farmer named Walter Sigler at Silver Mountain to burglars seeking a wallet. It also mentions a tax on snow and a Russian lobsters vaccine idea, plus England’s army horses numbered for history buffs.
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Walter Sigler
Silver Mountain
Hayue
Sigler
Palermo
Sicily
Owen
Italy
Howe Witte
Kent
Tribune Educational Contest Offers Scholarships and Rewards
The Scranton Tribune announces an Educational Contest offering ten scholarships covering full tuition and board for four and three years to the top point earners. The organizer will also pay 10 percent of all subscription money won by entrants. Inquiries should be sent to Editor of the Educational Contest Scranton Tribune Scranton Pa.
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The
Tribune
Scranton Tribune
Scranton
Tele- ree Cycle Poro B. Cam era exhibition notice
Exhibition notice for Tele- ree Cycle Poro B. Cam era at Grits Art, Wyoming Avenue. No credit for renewal subscribers. No transfers after credit. All subscriptions must be in Tribune office within a week of securing to ensure prompt delivery.
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Poro B
Grits Art Company
Wyoming Avenue
Tribune
Finley’s Fall Dress Goods Line In Black Limited Styles
Finley’s offers new fall dress goods including Cheviots Camel’s Hair Pebble Cheviots Vieunas Whipcards Armures in black only with broadcloth Venetians plaid and stripe back cheviots in a full color range plus black.
New Guaranteed Black Taffeta Range Opens Season
Rainette introduces a new cloth thoroughly shrunk and spot free in colors like Silver Oxford Grey Brown and Blue. New Guaranteed Black Taffeta fabrics from 19 to 27 inches wide offered at lower prices to start the season.
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