Republican Nominations Listed for Pennsylvania Offices
Public Daily notes the Republican ticket for Pennsylvania includes Governor William A. Stone and Lieutenant Governor J. P. Goblin with James W. Latta as Secretary of Internal Affairs and W. W. Porter and others named for judicial and state posts. The notice is published as second class matter at Scranton, Pa. and dated September 25, 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Stone
J. P
Goblin
James W. Latta
Van
Eees Court
W. W. Porporter
Teharenitnen Ake Large
Ramuel A. Davenport
Galusha
A. Grow
Congressional Officials Named in Local Judgment
Congress William Connell, Judge F. W. Gunster, Coroner John J. Roberts, M. Surveyor George H. Steves Neon are listed in a local assignment or ceremonial capacity.
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Congress
William Connell
F. W. Gunster
John J. Roberts
George H. Steves
Political district representatives named in senate list
Senate Twentieth District James C Vaughan. House Viret District John Re Fare. Second District John Boid Jr. Third District N Y Macis. Fourth District Gjun I Reynolds.
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Senate
Twentieth Dist
James C. Vaughan
House
Pennsylvania Governor Address Promises Honest Public Duty
A candidate pledges to govern for all Pennsylvanians, denounces costly investigations, and vows to remedy abuses. He seeks broad support, stressing honesty and daily duty while promising free passage for Cubans Homer to return to Cuba when certified, to prove the government’s disinterested motives.
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Cuba
Wayne county Republicans urged to support nominees amid Wanamakerism drift
An unnamed Wayne county report suggests Republicans who favor Wanamakerism may withhold votes from the Wayne convention nominees for the legislature. The piece argues party unity is needed for national issues, praises Wood and Norton as worthy candidates, and urges Wayne voters to rally for election and avoid damaging dissension. The piece ends with a quip about Mr Garman of the State Democratic committee.
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Wayne County
Wayne
Republican Party
McKinley
Seth Low's Warning on Independent Movements in a Time of War
The piece condemns independent political movements as dangerous to public welfare and urges harsh repression. It cites John Wanamaker in Pennsylvania as backing a fusion campaign to overthrow the Republicans and build a mercantile dynasty, while Wanamaker claims loyalty to the party.
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Seth Low
Pennsylvania
John Wanamaker
Bwallow Enterprise
Commonwealth
Mr. Wanamaker
Republi
Fragmented political clashes threaten Republican unity in Pennsylvania
The piece laments renewed intra party strife as Wanamaker and Swallow factions align with Democrats, risking Congress seats and administration support. It contrasts Emory Smith’s pro party stance with Seth Low’s critique, notes Michigan’s Pingree nomination, and references Quay, Sowden, and Lehigh county post offices amid a broader look at national politics.
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Ean
United States
Pennsylvania
Enator
Congress
Washington
Wanamaker Movement
Charles Emory Smith
Hop
Seth Low
Musgwump
Hawaii Statehood Campaign Hindered by Ongoing Opposition
A fragment notes ongoing tensions over statehood as Hawaii remains unadmitted. The sentence hints that delay will prevent her from joining in political campaigns, signaling political maneuvering amid the constitutional debate.
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Hawaii Ia
Public Opinion and Diplomacy in Philippine Colonial Policy
The Washington Post argues for measured diplomacy over force in governing the Philippines Porto Rico and Cuba. It urges public education of opinion and disciplined political guardianship by Americans to avoid disaster while noting a wartime incident involving a Rough Rider and an Oregon sailor, illustrating restraint.
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Washington Post
Manila
Post
Philippines
Ward Heelere
Oriental
Porto Rico
Cuba
Gailor
Oregon
Fifth Avenue
Army
Navy
Canada Trade Shifts Signal No Reciprocity Move
In a period of tariff policy talk Canada granted Britain a 12 percent preferential rate hoping to steer trade away from the United States. The move aimed to compel reciprocity but failed to divert imports, with Canadian goods continuing to flow from Great Britain.
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United States
Canada
Tts
Great Britain
England
Great Brit
National Results of Expansion Policy
The article notes substantial U S territorial and coast line growth and argues expansion shaped the nation. It cites gains from linking waterways to the Gulf of Mexico and acquisitions from Mexico and Alaska to Hawaii, framing expansion as a core national development. It also mentions an address by W J Michine linking material growth to broader influence.
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United States
Spain
Poalley
Atlantic Seaboard
Mississippi
Appalachian Mountain Range
Walt Water
Gulf of Mexico
Mexico
Philippines
Trribbean
Alaska
Hawaii
Newt
National Geographical Savvey
American Association For the Advancement of Befence
W. Jd. Michine
Intel
Expansion policy and national progress in the United States
The passage argues that republican organization spurs public issues beyond leaders, boosting intellectual and industrial growth. It highlights interior commerce, steam-powered inland navigation, a developing carrying trade, and a surge in invention and manufacture shaping American character. It cites the US wealth surpassing Britain, Germany, Russia, and Spain combined, and predicts renewed expansion will drive national strength.
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Great Britain
United States
Germany
Hussia
Spain
Roosevelt poised for governor with overwhelming support
The Buffalo Express argues that Theodore Roosevelt will be nominated and elected governor by a sweeping margin. It credits his unique blend of mass appeal, ethical consistency, and independence from office rewards as key to his rising popularity and to a national image of American virtue.
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Buffalo Express
Roosevelt
Hough Riders
General Wheeler
Colone Roosevelt
Loyal Subjects of the Lowlands to Queen Wilhelmina
A dedicatory poem by Maarten Maar tens to Queen Wilhelmina of Holland proclaims loyalty to the crown. It asserts unity of the Dutch people, heritage, and service, invoking divine trust and imperial kinship in a pledge of free identity and allegiance.
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Maarten Maartens
Queen Wilhelmina of
Holland
Pope
Nherry
Christ
New Fall Colors and Accessories Debut at Store
The retailer unveils a complete line with new grey tan street wear shades and La Mare greens army blue and red to match Fall Colors in Dress Goods. A Special Line English Pique Walking Gloves offers serviceable durability at $1 006.
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la Mare
Special Fall Opening Sale Begins Across Markets
A special fall opening sale rolls out for the next ten days across participating stores and departments offering discounts on seasonal merchandise and select brands.
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Colonel Stone
Garman
Michigan
Pingreenethwither
Pingree
Common People
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Meadville
Sowden
Allentown
Quay
Lehigh County
Lowden
Postoffice Department
Tom
Harry
Bianco
Japan
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Pittsburg
Waring
Gotham
Indiana
Mr. Bynum
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Theodore Roosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt
East Side
Clyners
Noovivell
Coldsmith
California
Wyoming Avenue
Haviland
China
the Clemons
Ferber
Lagkawanna Avenues
Hill & Connell’s
Scranton
Connell
Scranton, Pa
Ofice Supplies
North Eastern
Jermyn
Omoe
Wolf & Wenzel
Adams Ave
Court House
Richardson-Royston's Furnaces
Kango
Finley
P. Cemlemerl & Co
Perrin Frere & Co
Her Majesty’s
Fasso
C. P
P. D
Royal Worcester
R. & G. Thompson
Warner
Lackawanna Avenue
Henry Belin, JR
Lener
Wyoming
Dupont’s
Mininos
Agenclegk
Thos, Ford
John B Smith
W. Mulligan
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