Republican Nominations Highlight State Officials and Judges
A clipped county report outlines Republican nominees for state offices including Justice of the Supreme Court Way Brown of Lancaster and Judge of the Superior Court Jobate Hl Adams of Philadelphia. The slate also mentions a State Treasurer and Lieutenant Colonel James T. Barnett of Wilmington Center. The note references reactions to General Ludlow’s actions and a Havana sheet at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Courted
Way Brown
Laneneter
Superion Court
HL Adams
Uhihlelphia
Riate
James T. Barnett
Wiurhiltieten
Wilootion
Park and the People Opinion Piece on Nay Ave Park Plan
An opinion article argues for a community driven Nay Ave park development with public spirited citizens funding and cooperating with local officials. It urges active participation to ensure the park serves the people and supplements existing civic needs without overburdening taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Seratelme
Nay Ave
Wade Ggehart
Chun Clive
Pepiher
Liebert
Dreyfus Case Echoes and Porter Controversy Commentary
The piece contrasts Dreyfus with Porter in a lengthy discussion on justice and national faults. It cites Washburn Minnesota on opportunity under democracy, trusts, and the need to preserve individual initiative amid industrial power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Minnesota
Seriou
Min Waashburn
Lopaernuow
Sve
Hardin
Local Steel Plants Revived by New Industry Push
Observers note the Superior Steel company and related facilities in New York face disruption from hacking and power issues. The article argues firms need fresh investment to restore operations and revive the area’s industrial vigor with renewed steel making activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Steel Company
New York
Schurman Conversion and Philippine Ownership Debate
An extract discussing Elisha Schurman’s stance on the Philippine acquisition under President McKinley. It notes his appointment to the Philippine Peace Commission and his opposition to the move as unwise for the United States and unjust to Filipinos, reflecting early debates over colonial policy.
Conviction of President Schurman’s Philippines Policy Shifts
The author argues President Schurman’s Manila visit changed views on Philippine governance, asserting self-rule by tribes is possible but a Philippine nation is not. Autonomy was refused, and a unified US role remains to guide a fragile, multilingual region. The piece notes broader American support and critiques critics seeking Manila access.
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Sehurman
Manila
Schurman
Maniloa
Philippines
West Indies
Cuba
Trinidad
United States
Horoscope Tad Bits From The Tribune Astrologer
Daily horoscope notes a child will lose restraint when opinions break loose at the wrong time. The text laments excessive drinking and urges temperance, while remarking on marriage motives and property. A quip about the court house clock versus night clock closes the column.
Boy asks why stay home from school and work on farm
In a dialect voice from Elliot Kays Stone Scranton, a child questions why a father or brother should attend school while he and others work at the tannery, milking cows, and picking chestnuts. He wonders if going to school would be better and laments being kept from education by family duties.
Fashion and domestic life clash in a bustling 19th century scene
A humorous vignette from the era shows a wife obsessed with fashion and a weary husband note how their drive aboard the Milwaukee boat unfolds. The scene contrasts vanity with practicality as a crowded voyage reveals routines and expectations of marriage and social life.
Fragmented notes mix global data and local notices
The fragmentary text mixes figures on Michigan divorce trends, a Hungarian salt mine description, Chicago hotel activity, a thunderstorm damaging structures, European per capita metrics, a Long Island water vein discovery, a Cincinnati streetcar benefit pledge, and stray lines on railway employee protections.
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Michigan
Buckingham Palace
Gauche
Hungary
Timiles Jong
Chicago
Evanee
Parti Max Poertion
Che Etraetine
Frankfurt
Nurventurg
Mts
Berlin
Vienna
Long Island
Iwenty
Minuvle
Cincinnati Btreet Railway Company
Eeployes Mutual Protective Macocletion
Railway Corporation
Frogs Sent to Cleveland Pay for Catching in Canada
Report describes residents of Labelle township engaging in frog catching and shipping to Cleveland for a market in frome tie. Men claim up to 2,000 frogs in three days and are paid twenty cents per live frog on arrival. A separate Maine tale notes a man cutting taxes and stealing bounty from a Maine official, then fleeing to Musachutte to collect more rewards before returning to work skins into gloves and pockets.
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Labelle Township
Canada
Cleveland
Kennebec Journal
Maine
Musanchusette
Uncertain Names and Odd Details Loom in Puzzling Chronicle
The snippet lists a jumble of names, places, titles, and events ranging from sultanates and photographers to War secretary remarks, American figures, and European politics. Distinct entities include John Fh. Des Taswor, Augustus St. Gau, Paris ministry, T. D. Sankey, J. Smith, and Kingmakers, with scattered notes on Washington, Charleston, and Berlin power shifts.
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John Fh
Des Taswor
New York
Norling Land
Westmoreland
Mary 8 Wilson
George Washington
Wank" Hot
Telip. I
Columbia
Augustus St. Gau- Hens
Ministry of Public Instruction
Paris
Si the Museum of
Luxembourg
T. D. Sankey the Evangelist
Board of Health
Firma
Martpart
I. H
Ducke
Sankey
T. J. Smith
Hampton
Charleston
Howe
Mivsitalpal
Tuckeree Normal
Bruce
United Blates Treasury
Count Walderser
Molthe
Grand General Staff
Comemands
Alterna—os
Waldoréeo
Getter
We Have Your Pall and Winter Styles and Prices
We offer a wide range of fabrics and dress options. Uniformity is unnecessary and individuality is praised. Our stock features the latest designs at the lowest prices.
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Geoman
Etyle IX
Star Automatic Paper Fastener Promises Quick Office Ease
The Star Automatic Paper Fastener advertises self feeding operation and continuous improvements at low prices. It also promotes Planitary Pencil Sharpeners claimed to never break lead and offers 16 days free in office trials, plus a range of novelties in office supplies, blank books, and typewriter supplies.
Hunt Connell Co Heating Plumbing and Electric Fixtures
Local supplier advertises heating and plumbing services with gas and electric fittings at reduced prices. Emphasizes quality and lower costs than competitors, urging readers to consider coal and a refrigeratore at discounted rates.
Fresh Arrivals In Fine Crepon And Camel Hair Plaids
Daily arrivals showcase fresh fabrics including fine black crepons black and colored armore crystallines and new camel hair plaids. Local shop notes new textures and colors for season wardrobe updates.
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Lackawanna County
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Ir Schurman
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Lentz
Ohio
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Lay County
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Buffalo Times
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Chicago Trust
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Philadelphia
Boston
Amacchus
Butt
Wieder
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Liddy
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Cale
Hotor Skule
Elliot Kays Stone
Scranton, Sept, Ih
Human Nature Studies
Marin
Lushanit
Milwaukee
Mildred
Horace
Cambrie
Amelia
Tome
Ile
Philander Jotineson
Washington Star
Star
Jermyn
the Hunt
Builders Hardware
Lackawanna Avenue
Gunster & Forsyth
Penn Avenue
Luther Keller
West Lackawanna Avve
Scranton, PA
W. J. Davis
Wyoming Avenue
Burlington Venetian Blind Co
Ripans
Jnrawe Omana Company
Spruce Greet
Armore
Sible
Waltham Movement
Mercereau & Connell
MobEn
Washington Ave
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming Latina
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Ligow
Perdbabod
Thos
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Mitinten
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Barre
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