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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1901
Page
4
The Tribune outlines advertising rates and column policies at the Scranton post office edition. It notes letters to the editor must be signed and subject to editorial revision while listing price per inch and space terms for notices. It also mentions the Triton printing policy and condolence card charges.
The Saturday issue reports the first prize awarded for The Tites short story contest as part of the enticement and publication. The news notes readers await the full list of winners and details of the winning entry.
The May 16 general assembly of the ies ba bein Ohare will meet in Philadelphia with a large assembly of representatives from Neath Americas, Indle China, Athes, South America and Mbesieo. More than 0 delegates from 227 presbyteries will enroll and the two week meeting will discuss election of a moderator and revision of the Confession.
An article discusses a new storage battery using complementary cadmium and copper plates aimed at reducing weight and improving efficiency. It claims zero volts discharge risks and higher energy density, comparing to lead acid systems used in streetcars and automobiles.
Reports from the Mane American exposition describe the Mdleon battery’s potential to drive automobiles. Edison plans a homeward journey before demonstrations show if the battery can power vehicles, with two batteries ordered for testing. Observers at the exposition anticipate a major exhibit and potential industry impact.
A contemporary Life magazine note mocks upcoming Scribner’s Magazine choices and future writers includ ing Marion Crawford Maurie Corelli and J M Barrie. It mentions Munsey prize plans and Hall Caine and Alfred Austin possibilities as well as a Pittsboro recorder appointment, framing the literary scene with humor.
A reflective column questions the meaning of a historic discovery and the burden of new empire. It contrasts visions of recapture of ancient wisdom with the responsibilities of modern nations and notes criticism of Wild-cat stocks and Mrs. Nation’s stance.
Mixed classified notices: for rent space on 4th floor of Tribune building including heat and power. sale of horses and equipment. letters testamentary for Arminda Neeld estate. lost pocketbook. estate matters in Lackawanna County Orphans Court regarding Daniel W Sullivan. lists of local professionals and services. advertisements for medical and dental services. local business offices moving and contact details. plus a public notice style entry.
The prediction notes April forecasts and civic themes. It mentions heart health concerns for the police force and hints at reform in Serinten and Serinton. Weather outlook is positive with no anxiety about How City government and hopes for assistance when needed during troubles in Ree conter Brown, Tuttsburg.
A wealthy woman and her son visiting Chicago’s Cheage area caused a hotel stir after boys on the mezzanine floor damaged pillows. The housekeeper reported heavy destruction as the guest demanded steps to stop the mischief and cover costs, sparking a confrontation with the staff.
The document outlines Lehigh Valley and Delaware Lackawanna rail schedules, connecting routes to Philadelphia New York Wilkes-Barre Buffalo Geneva Rochester Chicago and other points. It lists departures from Scranton Wilkes-Barre Kingston Northumberland and nearby hubs with mentions of Pullman parlor and sleeping cars on several lines and Sunday service notes.
A ragbag of 19th century items mentions Cincinnati seeding banamin in Honduras by The Tropical Company, auction of the French cruiser Arellac at Diest, Turkish troop redeployments near Damascus, and new German soldering tech in south Germany. Leicester aids poor wards with plant boxes, Mississippi poll tax lapses affecting votes and juries, Wisconsin raises varied bills, and Eau Claire’s Mr. Young proposes railcars carry safety “movies” after derailments.
A fragmentary poem by Nora Hopper arrives with jumbled phrases about floods of gold gold with waters silver veils and hawks and lilies. The piece blends distorted imagery and stray words creating a surreal, dreamlike impression rather than a clear narrative.
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