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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1900

Page

4

Scranton Tribune Publisher and Editorial Details

The Scranton Tribune published daily except Sunday by The Tribune Publishing Company at fifty cents a month. Editor is Livy Rich ard, with Fr. Byxber as business manager. New York office listed. foreign advertising through Veeland. Entry as second class mail matter. Letters to the editor must be real name and may be edited.

Thebune Publishing Company

Legislature leads to acquittal marks end of a long case

The report notes the acquittal in a high profile case involving Olea Nellende and the Vivet District leaders Thomas J. Rey Nolds and John Schecer Jr. ending a prolonged legal battle and signaling a shift in the political landscape.

Vivet Thomas J. Reynolds Methier John Schecer, JR

Nathaniel Mackey Faces Re-Election Doubts In Third District

A local political tribute column praises Nathaniel Mackey of Waverly as a bright figure in Pennsylvania reform while noting voters in the Third Legislative district may choose to reelect him or keep him at home. The piece also cites Colonel Mann of Town Totles as finally vindicated.

Coltel McCain Galleles Nathaniel Nathaniel Pennsylvania Tarrisbury Naas Cnieue

City Board of Control urged to preserve public kindergartens

The text defends maintaining and funding public kindergartens, noting their record and expansion in cities like St. Louis Philadelphia Pittsburg Allegheny Scranton. It argues for at least 5000 more in maintenance this year and warns against retrogression while citing educational and tax benefits.

Beranton Board of Control Elsc St. Louis Susan Blow William T. Harris United States Commissioner of Education Board of Education At. Louis United States Philadelphia Pittsburg Allegheny City Scranton Fs B Beatoss Hotax

Unclear fragment on Aguinaldo and surrender terms

Fragment discusses Aguinaldo facing humiliation over a 25000 payment and withdrawal by the administration, with implied tensions involving Spain. The passage lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable actions to anchor a full summary.

Dewey as Presidential Candidate Question Divides Opinion

The piece argues over Admiral Dewey possibly seeking the presidency. It notes his hesitation, the need for party support, and the strategic implications for Republicans and Democrats. It discusses Bryan, Bryanism, and the risk of misreading public sentiment as the 1900 campaign context looms.

Admiral Dewey United States Wiks Dewey McKinley Hein Biwain Peele Limat Brynanien Denmari Bryans Bryan Triiain Bisanisis Manila Mose Presidentia Grena Montojo Nebrisk

Democratic State Convention Adopts Minority Report and Reaches Quorum

The convention faced disorder as Philadelphia delegates clashed over reports from credentials and resolutions committees. After a protracted session, the minority report was tabled, and Meek won auditor general with 405 to 81. Meek, Gray Meek of Centre County, J J Smyth of Luzerne named auditor general. Several at large and presidential electors were chosen, with Keenan and other delegates named. representation rules were adopted and the convention adjourned sine die.

Ool Tivin Donnelly Garman Menahan Corn Miltlee Oon J. Turnocod Philadelphia Credentials Committee Resolutions Committee Tally I Gray Meek Centre County J. J. Smyth Luzerne County Mr. Meek H. M. Edwards Williamsport Til, L. Grim Brueke Kansas City James M. Guffey Pittsburg Robert E. Pattison Charles J. Reilly John M. Garman Wilkes- Barre Rutue K. Polk Danville James Kerr Clearfield William B. Sowden Allentown James Keenan Westmoreland Andrew Kaul Rik County Otlo Germer Erie A. H. Coffpeth Somerset Francis Bhink Brown

Democratic Platform Adopted by Pennsylvania Convention

Harrisburg April 5 The Democratic platform declares opposition to imperialism and support for home rule in the Philippines seeks strict enforcement of labor and anti trust laws calls for municipal ownership of utilities supports civil service reform and election reforms and condemns Republican administration. It endorses William J. Bevan as ideal Democrat and invites a presidential candidacy.

Je Italien Republican Party Congress United States Manto Monnaylvania Willian J. Bevan Democratic Dalegallon Pensaviveania

Salmon for six pence and mackerel for two

A humorous Irish anecdote recalls a man boasting about cheap provisions in Ireland. A villager questions where the “slapence and the pencew” come from, as the harvester Patt responds in broken wit.

Frog Tale Echoes Amid World Listening

An odd, dreamlike scene unfolds as a frog and other creatures sing in unison, drawing a world audience. The event centers on a singing frog whose courage and voice command attention beyond the neighborhood, though the details blur into whimsical imagery.

Fragmented OCR Item on Poverty and Local Schools

The fragment mentions large sums tied to vicronme in New York and London and 300000 bushels of potatoes in Wisconsin starch factories. It notes Iva joining a Develop and keeper factory in Samarang and Nebraska reporting 11 toy school houses, 617 sod structures, and one straw bale house and one steel house.

Kaiser New York City London Mort- Baron Wisconsin Uhla Iva Samarang Netraska

Easy Street as a Dent of Hope in Puck Verse

Roy Lo McCardell of Puck portrays a quest toward Easy Street, a utopian dream beyond Poverty Place and Hard Times Court. The speaker wanders through Queer Street and Lane of Chance seeking fortune and happiness, imagining a life free from work-day toil and struggle, where fortune and fame attend the name.

Queer Street Lucnse Poverty Place Kasay Street Reieare Atay Easy Street Basy Street Basy Birest Eise Gesy Street Roy Lo McCardell Puck

Railroad Men Get Ready for Inspection

We offer a full line of all makes of watches guaranteed to pass inspection. Buy from an old reliable house that stays in business. Not a transient agent. Our guarantee is as good as gold. Prices as low as any.

Department of Labor Washington W. Curtis Hleaga Record Dantary Issa Seat Polis Muerto Riew Chaban Hoyts United States South Africa South Niriea Republica Urty Poomylvinia Lone County Trun Ewer Commonwealth

Trade. Among the newest things shown we mention the CHAR METTE SUEDE in New Gray

A concise note lists new items shown including the Char Mettemte Suede in a color named New Gray, highlighting a fashion display update and product lineup.

Mette Suede New

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