Ballot Ticket Listing State Officials and Judges
The ticket lists Governor William A. Stone Lieutenant Governor J K P Gobin Secretary of Internal Affairs James W Latta Superior Court Judges W W Porter W B Porter and Congressmen at large Samuel A Davenport Galusha A Grow. The page presents candidate names for statewide offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Stone
J. KP. B. Gobin
Jameb W. Latta
Superior Court
W. W. Porter
W. BD
Porter
Ramuel A
Davenport
Galusha A
GROW
Congress William Connell Judge J W Guneter Coroner John J Roberts
Congress William Connell and Judge J W Guneter are named with coroner John J Roberts and M D P Burveyor George E K Stevenson in a list of officials and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
William Connell
J. W. Guneter
Coriner
John J. Roberts
M. DP. Burveyor
Cgeorge
EK. Stevenson
Assembly Seats Listed for Senate and House Districts
The document lists elected officials by district including Senate Twentieth Dist JAMES C VAUGHAN and House Tiret District JOUN Rh. FARR with Second District JOHN SCHEUER JR, Third District N C MACKEY, and Fourth District JOHNN FF REYNOLDS.
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Senate
Twentieth Dist
James C. Vaughan
Tiret
Joun Rh. Farr
Pennsylvania Governor Candidate Resolves to Unite States Citizens
A candidate pledges to govern all Pennsylvanians with equal respect for opponents and supporters. He criticizes wasteful investigations and vows to correct evils in state government, aiming for honest public duty and broad public support. The piece cites Judge Fowards Waverly school case and Judge Edwards opinions on Bible reading in schools.
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Respect Fund
Abtusen
Pennsylvania
Fowards
Waverly
Edwards
Sewer Rat in Politics and Public Morals
The Philadelphia Press condemns mudslinging as depravity and predicts political harm for those who rely on private scandal. It cites Bilas Swallow as lacking dignity and decency for endorsing such methods. The Thirteenth regiment will continue to receive generous supply despite local concerns.
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Philadelphia
Bilas
Swallow
New York
Wolve
War Department
Surplus Speculation Shapes War Revenue Debate
Analysts warn current war revenues may exceed expenses with Charles A. Conant forecasting a June surplus near 380000 dollars. The piece recalls past surplus fears, Democratic tariff reform rhetoric, and the shift to deficits after the rise of Grover Cleveland, linking surplus to potential future costs and policy shifts.
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Charles A. Conant
Fred Grant
United States Treasury
Grover Cleveland
Russia’s Peace Proposal Seen Through Balkan and Rail Tie
Commentator argues the czar may be earnest in theory but his ministers and Russia’s power behind the throne likely masked the disarmament rescript. Publication timing is blamed on manipulative diplomacy as expansion threatens Saxon and Slav interests amid looming Trans Siberian completion.
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Cear
Russia
Axon
Cxar
Trade Gaps Highlighted in Latin America Relations
President Fish notes Latin American trade figures show the United States sells far less than it buys across the region. South American and Central American markets import high foreign goods while U S exports lag, signaling long effort needed to win Latin American goodwill amid war’s influence.
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Latin-America
Fish
Nlinois Central Railway
South American
Mexico
West Indies
Cuba
Porto Rico
Europe
Spain
Western Hemisphere
Central America
United States
Latin America
War Department Criticized for Blame Shifting and Bungling
The piece denounces the War Department for evasive blame shifting and poor administration. It cites the surgeon general, commissary and quartermaster generals, and tense clashes with reporters, calling for accountability. Roosevelt’s Rough Riders are cited as a cautionary example about public perception and postwar attitudes.
Spirit of Americanism and wartime resolve laments the past
The speaker urges veterans not to rest on Cuba era glory but to press on and confront new battles with courage. He cautions against martyrdom and calls for bold action reflecting national resolve amid rapid change. Witty asides about Swallow and wand soup punctuate the address.
War department to manage army without outside suggestions
A Washington dispatch to the Philadelphia Press says the war department is irritated by state influence over volunteers and will henceforth be managed by the president and secretary of war with no outsider input. Governors will have little say in troop dispositions and mustered-out selections will stand as made.
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Washington
Philadelphia
War Department
Littlo
Tribune
Thirteenth
Daily Horoscope Drawn by Ajacchus The Tribune Astrologer
The astrology note dated 1804 predicts a child born today will wonder if milk inspectors sample all the milk. It references Seranton Scranton Spain and mentions rose colored glieson for camp inspection. It also hints at magazine ads for soap and notes literary efforts.
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Ajacchus
The
Tribune
Seranton
Spain
Scranton
Advertbomenta
Wilhelmina Ines
Making sense of the American racial makeup
Dr Edward B Cornwall outlines a rough division of the white population into Anglo Saxon Continental Teutonic Celtic and miscellaneous groups. He estimates proportions among natives and foreign born, noting Anglo Saxon dominance and the need for a national commission to review army preparations and reforms.
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Edward B. Cornwall
Imo
United States
New England
Middle Atlantic States
New
Ancog- Epp
Cieeccanvaredeesenesenge
America
Shortage claims shadow war reports in Philadelphia press
The Philadelphia Prensa article argues that wartime success is obscured by mixed truths and fabrications about quartermaster, commissary, and medical failures. It cites widespread anecdotes of soldiers unfed, uncared for, and exposed to danger, reflecting civilian perceptions of army shortcomings.
Battle losses among men and horses in historic combats
The article catalogs casualties from major battles noting high man and horse deaths. It cites Balaklava where the Light Brigade suffered 500 casualties and 300 horses, Vionville Mars-la-Tour with 1,400 men and 7,000 horses killed or wounded, and Gravelotte with heavy horse losses around the batteries.
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Balaklava
Vionville
Mars-ln-Tour
Gravelotte
Mare-la-Torc
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Scranton Tribune
Tribune Publishing Company
Newnes Trercand
Bole
Fort
Ray
Colonel Stone
Miles
Roosevelt
Boynton
Alger
Rough Riders
Richard le Gallienne
London
Evans
Garfield
New York City
Khalifa
Osman Digna
Kitchener
Grant
Bryan
Pando
Gusele
Lorelgn
Touai
Wyoming Avenue
Tropics
Lfe
Coldsmith
Washington Ave
Connell
North
Scranton, Pa
N. E. Penna
Aotel Jermyn Building
Haviland
China
the Clemons
Ferber
O'Malley CO
Lagkawaoua Avenua
Finley
OODS
Bayedere
Lackawanna Avenue
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming
Dupont
Sporting
Krepause Chemical Company
Connell Building
Seracloo
Thos
Ford
John B. Smith
W. E Mulligan
Pittsta Piyments Wikesource
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