Opinions of Mr Schurman on Philippine governance
President Schurman outlines the need for a formal U S governance plan for the Philippine Islands. He argues Congress should declare a government form to govern all tribes, distinguishing friends from enemies, with supervision from Manila and local self rule in municipal affairs where feasible.
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Telephone firms gain right of way through Mahaney City
Pottsville and Schuylkill Telephone companies win rights of way enabling new lines. Extensions will run from Ashland to Carmel and Shamokin, Sunbury, Danville, and Sunbury area with connections to several towns. Bell Telephone plans also noted with two routes.
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Wilkes-Barre Names New Hotel Manager
Coronal Pab, chief clerk of the Hotel Savoy, New York, has accepted a post as manager in Wilkes-Barre to oversee operations at the Wyoming Valley Hotel.
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Dress G Gods Twenty Camel Hair Taffeta Plaits Styles
The notice advertises twenty different styles of camel hair taffeta plaids suitable for separate skirts. It highlights variety and desirability for dressmaking.
Secretary Hay Refutes Alliances and Praises American Prosperity
The letter from Secretary of State John Hay to Republican leadership defends no alliance with Britain and emphasizes that the United States pursues friendship and profitable trade with all nations. He lauds protectionist policy, highlights growth in exports, and argues against Democratic attacks while noting military restraint and nonconquest. The speaker asserts broad international goodwill and urges prudent diplomacy amid current political debates.
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National Export Exposition Opens in Philadelphia
The National Export Exposition opened with Mayor Ashbridge receiving the event from the governor and Congressman W. P Hepburn delivering the day’s oration. President McKinley signaled opening via telegraph as Vice President Fairbanks read the message. Officials praised the expo as a university of commerce and a spur to American trade as crowds of about 24 000 attended the first day.
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