Deadlock in Senate May End, Rumors Say
In Achanton April 1 1699 town gossip hints the senatorial stalemate may end next week as bonds are discussed and the public awaits a resolution.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1899
Page
7
In Achanton April 1 1699 town gossip hints the senatorial stalemate may end next week as bonds are discussed and the public awaits a resolution.
The article argues Aguinaldo’s flight complicates American aims as General Othe’s tactics falter. It predicts continued insurgent persistence, urban disorder, and evolving colonial rule under U S supervision, despite initial successes and public doubt about Filipino loyalty.
The Philadelphia Times editorial condemns inflated capitalizations and ballooning speculation. It argues rich investors and criminals profit while moderate earners bear losses, urging public condemnation of fraud and a return to justice and honesty in advancing social conditions.
Fragmentary report notes lawmakers showing support for Governor Moorevelt as battles over bills grow. The piece mentions predictions of dispute between Tom and Teddy and a potential shift involving Mrs Maybrick, hinting at transatlantic attitudes toward mercy and innocence.
The issue centers on Tammany Hall methods in New York as Roosevelt campaigns against Van Wyck for governor. A probing committee is to investigate alleged blackmail and corruption, with Croker facing pressure and Roosevelt drawing broad public support for ethical reform and accountability.
The article argues both Senator Hoar and Senator Stewart are sincere in their stances on Philippine policy and silver coinage but have strayed into extremes. It urges Hoar to abandon futile complaints and focus his talents on supporting the ongoing mission and its consequences abroad.
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The Philadelphia Times cautions against reckless speculation amid postwar prosperity. It warns that many industrial shares lack real value, driven by traders seeking quick gains. It predicts a market crash as inflated prices collapse and urges investors to avoid unprofitable, fully speculative ventures.
In Washington the National Museum highlights Hebrew and Judean coins used in early trade and captivity return. Items include a silver shekel attributed to Simon Maccabeus with manna and Jerusalem legends, widow’s mite copper pieces by Alexander Jannaeus, and Herodian tetrarch issues. The exhibit notes values from fractions of a cent to silver issues and a clay money bank toy found by a child.
A fragmented Chicago Journal passage shows a dialogue about fairness and a promise to refund money if a product or arrangement fails to meet representation. Names and exact subjects are obscured by OCR errors, leaving uncertain details of the offer or parties involved.
A dialogue unfolds about courtship and marriage with taunts about looks and duty. The speaker questions whether marriage would change a life spent waiting and framed as not his fault for not looking pretty anymore.
A fragment from Lestlo's Weekly quotes Charles Morgan Harger praising Easter on the prairie. It portrays dawn on the wide countryside, vibrant natural imagery, and a sense of nature’s renewal as springtime light spreads across the land.
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