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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1900
Page
4
An item filed at the PosteMos in Scranton Pennsylvania records a matter described as Beyond-Class Mall Matter. The notice references administrative handling and local oversight without detailing outcomes or dates.
Legislature notes Republican nominations with Thomas J. Reynolds Nolds in First District and John Echeuer Jr in Second District. Voters re-elect City Engineer Phil lies, a largely unopposed choice, reflecting councils’ appreciation of his service and skill.
The article denounces a Melvin resolution moving the Scranton public library under council control. It argues the move slurs respected trustees and a renowned librarian, questions public need, warns of political meddling, and doubts city fathers’ fitness to oversee library management. It notes possible impacts on efficiency and future usefulness.
The article condemns Michigan Senator Burrows and New Hampshire Senator Gallinger for obstructing a vote on Quay by seeking unanimous consent. It argues such tactics hinder legislative progress, threaten republican principles, and provoke retaliation while noting public support for fair pay contrasts with past loyalties to Quay.
In Pennsylvania the push to vote on Quay’s credentials faces obstruction by a few tactics, but broad sentiment favors a fair resolution. Some would not mourn if the result were adverse, yet most oppose delaying full senatorial representation. The mayor moves to curb loud newspaper hawkers at church doors on Sundays.
A proposed McMillan bill would issue United States check notes in five two and one dollar denominations to replace small denomination currency. The plan adds blank payee spaces and two cent or one cent stamps, with notes redeemable and reissued, though post office feasibility is untested. The piece also notes political buzz in Pennsylvania and remarks on various figures and events of the era.
An 1872 policy exempted free of duty materials for shipbuilding and related purpose, with subsequent expansions. Advocate notes free imports did not halt the decline of American shipping, citing wage disparities between U S and European yard workers as a major cost factor.
The piece discusses women’s supposed moral code and contrasts it with occasional thefts. It argues women avoid certain social misdeeds yet cites a rare example of a woman stealing a lace counterpiece from a hotel counter, highlighting perceived differences in principle between genders.
We announce a full line of all makes of watches that pass inspection. Buy watches from an old reliable house that stays in business and stands by its guarantee as good as gold. Prices are as low as any.
The best line we have ever shown in Silk or Wash Materials. Special line this week of Imported Silk Waists in white embroidery and wash ribbon and lace all over, showcasing appealing prices.
An underwear department introduces French hand-made and hand-embroidered pieces that must be seen to be appreciated and receive special attention.
The author argues that theft in hotels is driven by both women and men. A rug, rug adornments, paintings, and even a hand towel are cited as items taken. The piece suggests some guests steal to decorate their homes while acknowledging the temptation can be strong doubtfully resisted.
The April fashion pages announce an Easter issue available for distribution featuring spring outfits and accessories. The release highlights seasonal styles, pattern ideas, and wardrobe tips for readers planning holiday ensembles.
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