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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1899
Page
7
The document discusses Governor Stans execution concerning a long running dispute over a joint venture with American partners. It notes timely relevance and emphasizes the ongoing fight over a proposed ships partnership and associated legal actions.
The article outlines a high profile criminal case tied to alleged political conspiracy and financial malfeasance. It notes calls for public testimony, possible delays, and the impact on the Quay matter as lawmakers debate adjournment and reform. It mentions Judge Finketter and District Attorney Uriiniin and references the New York Clearing House context.
A critique of New York politics and finance traces Theodore Roosevelt era power struggles. It notes Roosevelt’s governorship, Croker, and Behrman figures while describing bank movements, civil service battles, and reform clashes in New York amidst nationwide tensions.
A leaked dispatch accuses the War Department and Bureau leaders of systemic fraud and suppression of reports over rotten beef supplies. The piece blames Secretary Alger and bureau chiefs for corrupt practices aimed at shielding misconduct as reform movements press to purge the system.
The League of American Wheelmen once a powerful force in bicycling shows decay as new members refuse renewal. Changes seek to unify riders under one name while factions among officials, allegedly led by indiscreet women, erode influence and raise speculation of ad driven motives.
The Hawaiian Star reports a busy period at Honolulu harbor with eight ocean steamers visiting in three days, plus a warship and a whaler. Several vessels, including the Monmouthshire and Mionera, are seen in naval and merchant traffic as Honolulu grows as a shipping and commercial hub. The paper notes government progress and a likely territorial status push to Washington next winter.
Reform advocate Fou the Philadelphia Tines supports the Keaton bill to simplify ballots and force party labels under each candidate. It argues the plan mirrors the Australian system and reduces voter confusion while enabling fraud checks by opening ballot boxes on sworn petitions.
The passage argues for maintaining voter secrecy and elevating suffrage rather than reducing barriers. It condemns payment of a fee or tax qualification for electors and urges universal instruction on the importance of American citizenship and the franchise.
A collection of wartime observations reports on French and American views of troops in Cuba and Europe. It cites Captains and officials criticizing leadership while praising idealistic American volunteers and the motive forces behind service. The text mentions proposed naval and telecommunication innovations and a mock plan for a floating Atlantic hotel raft amid broader global tensions.
A fragmentary archaic lyric presents a Sibyl like figure foretelling a planetary eclipse and night over humanity. It blends mythic imagery with lines about fire and fate, ending with a plea for healing and love across a desolate world. The text reads like fragmented poetic prophecy.
Five numbers in Fast Black Hosiery offered at week long sale prices. Boys heavy seamless knee and soles sizes 6 to 9 priced at 10c, ex heavy seamless 19c or 3 for 50c, plus 25c goods. Ladies and Misses items from 25c to 35c, including full regular made and Hermsdorf dyed stock. Also a large LISLE and SILK assortment from 50c to 2.50 in fast black and colored weaves.
Bradford Republican reports Judge Archbald of Bradford County seeks support from delegates at the state Republican convention this year. He has notified the party chairman of his intent and aims to appear on the caucus ticket, allowing voters to express preference. Archbald is regarded as a capable jurist who has frequently presided in his county. If no other candidate runs in this district, his endorsement is urged.
In Loveland Colorado Mark of the Golden Rule Store shares his long time asthma struggle. He credits Ripans Tabules with stabilizing his stomach and reducing indoor confinement from asthma attacks. He notes a weekly usage pattern and that the remedy does not cure but lessens attacks.
The ad announces the latest items in ladies' fancy hosiery, highlighting a wide range of styles and choices for discerning shoppers seeking fashionable legwear.
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