Republican Nominations for State Officers Listed
A Manila paper notes Republican nominations including Justice of the Supreme Court J Ilay Rhown of Lancaster and other offices like Superior Court judge Istal Br Adams of Philadelphia and State Treasurer Lt Col James Barnett of Washington. It mentions election day set for November 7 and references Manila Americanization progress and a critique of efreet-sweeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
J. Ilay Rhown
Lancaster
Iostal BR. Adams
Philadelphia
James 5. Barnett
Washington
Manila
Trust in Officials and Carter Case Draw Fire in Editorial
The editorial attacks public betrayers who enrich themselves at the public expense and condemns Carrer as a symbol of such treason. It questions motives of Washington authorities and defends the president while warning trusts may survive scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Furs Rues
Corith
Captain Carter
Savannah
Washington
America
Griges
United States
No Entangling Alliances Denial From State Rely
Formal denial from the state and Hon John Hay argues against a Democratic claim that the McKinley administration seeks a secret alliance with Great Britain. It states the United States cannot join a secret alliance since treaties require two thirds Senate ratification, destroying secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hay
McKinley
Great Britain
United States
Senate secrecy fear ends in open foreign policy stance
The article argues against secret treaties with Fing land and England, asserting the United States maintains open, above board international relations. It contends the U S is self reliant, strong, and focused on amicable ties as it becomes an exporting nation, warning that binding alliances could provoke jealousy among powers. It cites Hap's letter and stresses self interest in cordial relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Fingland
McKinley
England
United States
Hap
Ohio Republican Committee
Eure
Ashi
Africa
Ita Vitixenr
Archbishop Ireland Affirms France as Our Friend
Archbishop Ireland states France has always been our friend and acknowledges possible gaps in the ongoing Spanish war news trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
France
Goebel Law Sparks Split in Kentucky Democratic ranks
The piece details a growing revolt within Kentucky Democrats over the Goebel law, with five party tickets bolting the regular slate. It notes support shifts, including Louisville Courier-Journal backing Goebel, and attacks the law as a three-person electoral board that hands Kentucky’s electoral machinery to a partisan triumvirate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Democracy
Walters
Goebel Weedon
Kentucky
Louisville Courier-Journal
Henry Watterson
Goebel
Reconstruction
Brownlow
Tennessee
Congress
Louis Napoleon
Hom
Mexico
Menelek
Abyssinia
Goebel’s Lieutenants Push for Fair Ballot Count in Kentucky
The piece notes Goebel supporters vow a fair November vote despite threats of extreme actions. It cites high standing figures and compares assertions with the brewing political tension in Kentucky. It also references Schurman’s Philippine governance remarks urging resolve and sustained effort in difficult missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel
Kentucky Democracy
Hghest
Goebel
San Domingo Reform Movements and Global Echoes
The piece surveys reform in San Domingo led by Senor Jiminez and notes broader significance beyond local politics. It also references Franco police actions, compares export data under Dingley and Wilson laws, and touches on public sentiment about French leadership, boxing and sports, and the Dreyfus affair moving toward wider attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor Jiminez
San Domingo
Manila Awakens as Fire Damage Repaired and Commerce Rises
Reports from Manila describe renewed business activity and growing confidence despite earlier setbacks. New buildings go up across districts, Chinese builders lead reconstruction, and sanitation improves with cleaned sewers and renovated slum areas. The overall tone notes healthier streets and a recovering economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Telah
China
Comemon
Brave insurgent woman honored for heroism in Manila revolt
The article recalls Bernardine de la Cruz a Filipino activist executed in prison after leading troops in the anti Spanish uprising. Her husband a captain died in battle and she carried on, later captured and sentenced to twenty years with aftercare. The piece notes educational progress and English instruction in Turkish schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregorio Bermardine de la Cruz
Bernardine
Chy Limite
Manila
Nereelf
Bownfords
Soreedht
Movement to establish a free library reference system
The article discusses a forthcoming effort to create a free reference library to educate Filipinos out of apathy. Colonel Miley, a customs collector, has begun gathering a library and encouraging English-speaking residents in Amelia to donate references from Britannica and Century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixnila
Miley
Miley Hae
Amelia
Bsoribners
American women view reconstrucion site in Manila
Two American women, Mrs Sarah Shaw and Mrs Agnes Shaw, from the auxiliary relief unit, fled a crowd of Philippine women and children who pressed them for proof they were real American soldiers during a trip to Perangie recon struction. The scene left a lasting impression of the enthusiastic greeting and chaotic reception by locals unfamiliar with American soldiers.
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Pogresa Nile
Schoals Dnder Ik Buperv
Turky Potonile
Pile
Behoolla
Engileh
Anderman
Manila
Mixe Sarah
Mice Agnes Shaw
Lespinil Etait
Perinagie
Hin
Rede of
Filiphia
Tondo
Heath
Wil
Rainfall and Temperature Averages For Manila Yearly
The Manila Observatory presents a table of average monthly rainfall and temperatures from observations across years. It shows the annual rainfall in inches and the typical monthly totals, along with the average yearly rainfall to a given measure and the mean temperatures for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Ode to the Regular Fighting Man and the Red Cross
A wartime tribute extols American soldiers and the Hospital Corps. It lauds the Regular Fighting Man and the Yankee Volunteer for bravery, mercy, and mercy in hardship. Ida AL Sharp signs as author, praising the Red Cross and urging support for the corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corps of Hope and Cheer
Ida AL Sharp
Fragmented World Notes From A Distant Era
A bombardment of odd facts and garbled place names outlines global curiosities. Mentions to Stamped statistics, fisheries, railways, and colonial notes mix with misread names like Bobat river and Niagers, creating a mosaic of scattered data and historical glimpses.
Meadow Darling in New England Notebook
A lyrical fragment recalls a meadow maiden named Marroucrite as she wanders meadows and lanes with a bright smile. The poem, attributed to Jean Flower of the New England Magazine, evokes June countryside scenes with birds, apple blossoms, and gentle rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cale Teee
Marroucrite
June
Jean Flower
New England
Mogagie
Star Automatic Paper Fastener sale notice
Star Automatic paper fastener feeds itself and improves. Prices lower than ever. Planitary Pencil Sharpeners still sold. Sharpener that breaks lead on purpose. Free 10 day trial in your office. Numerous other novelties in office supplies. Large stock of blank books and typewriter supplies.
The Hunt and Connell Co Advertising Notice
The Hunt and Connell Co announces services in heating plumbing gas fitting electric light wiring and gas builders hardware offering full home and business upgrades with reliable local expertise and materials.
Frightfully Cool Prices on Refrigerators at Lackawanna Ave
Plenty of items to beat the heat with at 134 Lackawanna Avenue. Refrigerators offered at reduced prices to ensure comfort and value, unlike higher chargeers for equal quality. Shop now for cooling bargains amid hot weather.
Fractured Talk of Free-Booters and Honor
Fragmented dialogue reports a mock accusation of piracy and romance among characters Jack Mira Mat and Tom, with hints of legal or official titles. The piece references a French president, an officer, Philadelphia North American, and Detroit Journal in a collage of wartime imagery and commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Mira Matrox
Tom
Noj
Monsieur
Lo Grand Armen
Philadelphia
Proved an Alibi Amid Quirky Cracks of 19th Century Speech
Fragmentary dialogue items show characters with stray phrases and odd spellings, including lines about alibis and appearances. The text reads like a humorous or staged exchange with references to a tramp image, pie, and social interactions in a titled setting.
Fragmented Brooklyn Bugle tale on jokes and law
A garbled Brooklyn Bugle excerpt questions the seriousness of jokes and suggests they be bound by law. It features a speaker urging action and a comment on consequences, reflecting a satirical take on free expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Bugle
Finley's Prominent New Arrivals In Fine Fabrics
Finleys announces daily fresh stock of fine black dresses, black and colored armure crystallines, new camel hair plaids, and latest color effects for separate skirts.
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