Republican Nominations in Scranton State Ticket
The Scranton Tribune lists Republican nominees for state offices including Governor William A. Stone, Lieutenant Governor J. P. Gobin, Secretary of Internal Affairs James W. Latta, and Superior Court members W. W. Porter and W. D. Porter, along with Congressmen Samuel A. Davenport and Galusha A. Grow.
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William A. Stone
J. P. Gobin
James W. Latta
Vere
Superior Court
W. W. Borter
W. D. Porter
Largo
Samuel A. Davenport
Galubha A. Grow
Congress WILLIAM CONNELL and Justice Officials Named
A historical note lists officials including William Connell and P W Guneter as judge with Coroner John J Roberts and M W Burseyor George B Stevenson as part of the appointed administration.
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Congress
William Connell
Senate Twentieth Dist and Fourth District Names Listed
Fragmentary OCR lists several political names and districts including Senate Twentieth Dist James Vaugtlan and Fourth District Keysnolds along with mistyped or partial references to Parr Beconid Socheyen JH and Mist Diewther on BR Likely a classified political directory snippet with incomplete party or district details.
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Mist Diewther
Parr Beconid
Ene Socheyen
Magckiy
Keysnolds
Pennsylvania Governor Candidate Addresses Duty and Integrity
The speaker pledges to win respect through honest daily public service while governor of Pennsylvania. He cites the people over parties, vows to curb unnecessary state outlays, and recalls a jury verdict defending his integrity against Dr. Swallow's libel charges as evidence of prudent civic judgment.
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Abuany
Povernor
Pennsylvania
Tom
Dy. Swallow
Slee
Dauphin County
Lower
Susquehanna Valley
Tribunal of Justice
Rwallow
Annual report highlights ethics and thrift in city schools
Superintendent Howell’s report praises moral and aesthetic influence of schooling alongside academics. It notes progress in school culture, mothers’ involvement, and the savings program now in eight schools with deposits totaling 950 dollars, signaling habits of thrift valuable to the community.
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Howell
Scranton
President forms war management inquiry committee
The president has invited a committee to investigate executive wartime management. Expected members include General Chanville M. Dodge, Colonel James A. Bexton, Commander-in-Chief D. Gilman, Dr. W. Keen, Charles Dowley, Captain Evan Howell, ex Governor Woodbury, Mr. Whiting, and General W. H. Jackson. The group will be Republican and Democrat balance regardless of party politics.
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Chanville M. Dodge
New York
James A. Bexton
Chicago
Grand Army of the Republic
D. (. Gilman
Johns Hopkins University
W. W. Keen
Philadelphia
Charles Dowley
Indiana
China
Evan P. Howell
Atlinta Constitution
Woodbury
Vermont
Whiting
Massachusetts
W. H. Jackson
Tennessee
Unie
War Minded Support for McKinley Urged by Republican Leader
President McKinley calls for a far reaching investigation with full access to records. Captain Howell seeks assurance that the inquiry stays nonpartisan and protects the innocent while pursuing the guilty. The speech stresses unity and warns against turning the war effort into a partisan campaign. Stand by the president.
Roosevelt as Governor Candidate Sets Party Loyalty Standard
The piece praises Theodore Roosevelt for integrity and courage and notes his pledge to accept only a Republican nomination with party endorsement. It argues his stance would strengthen the party's control in New York and Pennsylvania, warning against independent or fusion tickets aiding Democrats. It references General Garcia, Shafter, and anticipated White House discussions on Cuba policy.
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Theodore Noosevelt
New York
United States
Tete
Cny
Republican Party
John Wanamaker
Theny
Roosevelt
New York State
Senate
Benator Murphy
Albany
Pennsylvania
Dr. Swallow
Wanamaker
Food plan to show American power during wartime voyage
A proposal suggests sending a food mission aboard a vessel bound for Manila with stops in South American ports such as Argentina and Chile. The plan argues these countries have shown Spanish sympathies in the war and that a visible American presence will benefit local inhabitants by reinforcing U S influence.
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Iowa
Oregon
Manila
Argentine
Chile
General Augustin Flees to Americans and Poaches Arabia
General Augustin, who fled from Americans at Manila, has poached Arabia on his journey home and given occasional interviews to explain his route. The passage notes punishment meted to Admiral Montijo.
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Augustin
Manila
Arabia
Montijo
Manila Bay valor and shifting political currents
The text reflects on bravery at Manila Bay and Augustin's uncertain welcome, notes on political tactics with Dr Rwallow’s defense of scandal, and mentions the Lackawanna Democratic nomination of M. F. Sando for congress. It also highlights the Ovipoha exposition, new Santiago archbishop Louis Murteller, Roosevelt’s views on independent movements, and foreign postwar reconciliation.
Horoscope for Thursday September 22 in The Tribune
The astrologer warns a child born today will learn honesty matters and that neglecting duties invites poor management. Some people mock weather prophets and never enjoy today. A few statements about timing and behavior appear garbled but suggest cautious self reflection for readers.
Greatest Triumph in All History
The piece lauds the U S War effort in the Cuban Spanish American War era. It credits President McKinley and naval leadership led by Commodore Dewey for rapid mobilization and decisive victories. It notes limited earlier funding and army size, then highlights rapid supply lines and the Manila victory as pivotal to shaping American history.
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Dewey
Manila
Navy Department
Spain
Philippines
Bpanieh
American War Mobilization and Final Victory Recalled
A fragmented passage recalls a major war effort with long sea transports and a four month timetable to victory. It discusses aims to expand the regular army, militia opposition, and the pride in American valor and resource that carried through the conflict despite strategic missteps.
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Mr. Trall
House of Representatives
The Importance of Congress in the Next Term
The article argues the forthcoming Congress will face vast tasks including territorial and colonial questions for Porto Rico the Philippines and Cuba. It stresses the Republicans must win a majority to support the president and manage delicate balance and discrimination in a crucial election period.
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St. Loui Globe-Democrat
Theome Elven
Hawaii
Congress
Cut
Perro Rico
Philippine
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
Porto Rico
Philippines
Cuba
House of Representatives
Senate
Georgia
Costliest Machine Ever Made At Cornell Exhibition
Patent attorney T Doles of New York and Washington presents to Cornell via Dr Thurston a unique Paige typesetting machine. One of a kind, costing nearly 11000, it measures 13 feet long and 6 1/2 feet high, and unlike standard machines it both sets and distributes type. The gift connects to Mark Twain’s profits and will be shown at the Sibley Museum in Ithaca after delivery expected soon.
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Ithicn
T. Doles
New York City
Washington
Cornell University
Thurston
Sibley College
Paige
Cornel
Mark T'Wain
Ithaca
Thuraston
Biblew Museum
United States Exports Reach Record Pace in Millennial Year
Exports for the year ended last month totaled 1,240,000,000 dollars, about four million dollars daily, driven by demand for American fabrics in Europe. One quarter of all wheat manufactured in American factories is now produced by skilled workers, with prospects for continued growth as foreigners learn American textiles are top quality. This trade boom promises prosperity, higher farmer prices, and greater savings in American homes.
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Europe
United States
Science of Modern War in the Cuban Campaign
The article notes how engineering in peacetime infrastructure and communications aided wartime actions. It highlights electric wiring, topographic work, road and bridge building, and rapid submarine cable use that connected generals in Cuba to Washington, marking a scientific edge in warfare and national policy outcomes.
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Portland Oregonian
Washington
Yeure
Finleys Introduces Fall Gloves and Dress Goods
Finleys promotes new fall gloves from imported and domestic makers with a wide line of Kid Gloves. The store features a new grey and tan street line and La Mare shades to match fall dress goods. Special English Pique Walking Gloves offered at 1.00.
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la Mare
Corsets and Fall Opening Sale At Local Store
Local shop highlights leading corset makes including Her Malet Fasso Royal State Thompson's Glove Fitting and Warner's 68 Model. Wares span a full line of value priced goods with rust‑free construction. Special Fall Opening Sale runs for ten days.
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Fasso
C. PB. D
Royal
R. & Thompson
Warner
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