Beaten by One Vote in Senate Quay Seat Fight
The U S Senate rejected by 33 to 32 to seat Hon M S Quay of Pennsylvania on Gov Stone’s appointment. The crowded chamber saw a narrow defeat with 32 yeas and 33 nays, paired votes listed, and calls for Quay’s return by a decisive majority next session.
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Harrisburg Republican State Convention Nominees
At Harrisburg the Republican State Convention held yesterday afternoon drew a large crowd. On the first ballot the nominees were E. D. Hardenburg of Wayne for Auditor General and G. A. Grow and Robert H. Foerderer for Congress at large. Dr. Flood of Meadville campaigned hard but failed to split the Philadelphia delegation.
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E. D. Hardenburg
Wayne County
G. A. Grow
Robert H. Foerderer
Dr. Flood
Meadville
United Philadelphia
Two Pennsylvanians Shift From Democrats to Republican Candidacy
Joseph C. Sibley of Franklin and John M. Reynolds of Bedford switch to the Republican ticket for Congress at the start of McKinley’s presidency. Sibley, elected as a Democrat to the current Congress, and Reynolds, former interior assistant secretary under Cleveland, illustrate Pennsylvania’s political drift and a likely reduction of the 1900 plurality of 300,000 from four years prior.
Copper to Rule Future Industry in New Century
Predictions by scientists claim copper will dominate industry as electricity powers the next century. The decade 1890 to 1900 shows a leap in American copper exports from 2.3 million to 36 million dollars in annual value, signaling rapid growth and rising demand for electrical transmission.
President Patton Defends Calvinism at Princeton
President Patton of Princeton opposes creed revision and defends Calvinism as central to Presbyterian identity. He argues the church would lack a Calvinistic creed if it ceases to be Calvinistic, a view echoed by many Presbyterians who favor less Calvinism for stronger American Presbyterianism.
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Princeton
Women of East Madison Avenue Church Raise Debt by Easter
The women of East Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church in Cleveland vowed to skip new Easter gowns and hats and donate the money to reduce the church debt. They fulfilled the pledge, contributing 1600 dollars at the Easter service to retire the debt.
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East Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Cleveland
Dewey Party Shift Rumors Highlight Vermont Debate
After announcing his presidential bid Dewey claimed lifelong Democratic identity. Senator Proctor labeled the Admiral a Republican upon his return from the Philippines, a view he asserted firmly with Dewey offering no correction. The change reportedly came before Dewey married a Democratic wife.
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Courier Editor Named Conneautville Postmaster
The man is glad to congratulate Editor J. E. Rupert of the Courier on his appointment as Postmaster of Conneautville Pa. The right man for the job will attend to Uncle Sam's business faithfully and promptly.
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The
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Conneautville
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Political party pledge record contrasts with promises
The passage contrasts the Democratic party's fame as a kicker and progress driver with weak debt repayment and says its strength in rhetoric does not translate into keeping pledges. It argues the party's track on promises is different from its other public images.
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Helen Gould Invited and Accepts Dewey Celebration
Helen Gould accepts invitation to attend the Dewey celebration in Chicago. She has a war record praised as above attack or criticism.
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Dewey
Chicago
Miss Gould
Trade balance tops fifty million in exports over imports
An excess of more than 50 million dollars a month in exports compared with imports is described as a robust favorable trade balance for the nation’s ledger.
Tennessee Republicans Split Amid Tight Races
Tennessee Republicans fracture into competing factions as the party risks further division in a close political landscape near Kentucky, signaling potential discord ahead of major elections.
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Kentucky
Admiral Dewey Exhibit at National Museum Draws Public Gaze
The full Dewey gift collection, including the Congress presented sword, is deposited at the National Museum for public viewing. Cuban census data show four whites to one black, attributed to wartime suffering and re concentration. Secretary Gage seeks 3000 dollars for pay to a woman commissioner at the Lafay ette statue unveiling in Paris, replacing Mrs. Manning as D A R leader. Senate approves 26000 dollars for bronze naval medals honoring West Indies and Cuban coast actions. Penrose introduces a war medals bill for 60 Worth infantry and York riflers from Pa who reached Washington on April 18, 1861. Secretary Long resists naming an armored cruiser Pittsburgh as a new battleship will bear the name Pennsylvania. Liliuokalani plans return to Hawaii amid pension denial and illness.
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Sibley's political shifts spark district showdown debate
The account traces Joseph C. Sibley of Venango from Democratic congressman in 1892 and 1894 to Republican nominee in 1900, highlighting vote totals in 1896 and 1898, his apostasy from free silver, and possible anti-Quay opposition led by Ex-Senator Emery. It notes potential Democratic unity and the chance of a contest that could reshape the district.
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MAIL
Wellington
Maryland
Republican Party
Wellington Party
Phila. Inquirer
Morgantown Man Cured By Fo Leys Kidney Cure
A. R. Bass of Morgantown Indiana suffered severe backache and kidney pains, awakening ten to twelve times nightly. He was cured by Fo Leys Kidney Cure, with a guarantee of effectiveness, according to J. M. Siegfried.
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Morgantown
Ind
Foley
J. M. Siegfried
Stone seen as likely GOP governor candidate for Pa.
Philadelphia Press notes talk of former Congressman Charles W. Stone for Assistant Secretary of the Interior. It suggests Stone is more likely to pursue the Pennsylvania governorship in two years and may not accept the Interior post if offered.
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Charles W. Stone
Stone
Pennsylvania
Phila. Press
April Showers by Alice Brown Published in May Number
The May issue of the New Lippincott features Alice Brown's complete novel April Showers. The work follows clouds and sunshine in quick succession and echoes Brown's New England roots and vivid character drawing like Mary E. Wilkins.
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Alice Brown
Tiverton
Miss Brown
Mary E. Wilkins
New England
Grippe coughs linger months with risk of fatal results
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR offers protection and security from lingering grippe coughs that persist after the danger point, promising relief and safety for patients.
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Foley
M. Siegfried
Reduced Rates to Cincinnati for People's Party Convention
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers one first class fare round trip tickets from all stations to Cincinnati for the May 9 convention. Tickets sold and valid May 7, with return required by May 12.
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People’s Party
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Distressing Stomach Disease Cured by South American Nervine Tonic
A bold claim of a permanent cure for stomach weakness and indigestion through South American Nervine Tonic. The advertisement promises immediate relief, universal applicability, and certain cure with the first dose, sold by Hertzel & Saner in Warren, Pennsylvania.
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Hertzel & Saner
Warren, Pa
Roosevelt Is Not For Vice Presidential Nomination
The Harrisburg Telegraph notes Governor Roosevelt will not be forced into a vice presidential bid. It asserts a strong-willed character who will not bend to others. A political forecast suggests Roosevelt remains steadfast against external pressure.
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Keystone Democracy
Philo. Inquirer
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Mississippi
Louisiana
Roosevelt
Harrisburg
Many world events and crimes in April。
Grand jury indicts for Goebel murder. fires destroy a tenement near Rockpoint. anniversaries and conventions noted. battles, political moves, and disasters cross continents. Includes ship visits, resignations, and outbreaks from Manitoba to Manilla, with multiple deaths and casualties.
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