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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1900
Page
11
In a terse debate the Legislature discusses party unity and pressure tactics. Figures named include FINET District THOMAS and REYNOLDS, Recon District JOHN SOTEDER JR, Third District EDWARD JAMES IR. The piece argues against forcing a candidate who resists nomination.
The piece argues Republican leaders reluctantly entertain Roosevelt withdraw, weighing Long or Sherman as VP candidates while some favor a western pick. It envisions Pennsylvania leveraging its strength to win the vice presidency, proposing Charles Emory Smith as a fit choice and urging action before the moment passes. It also notes Miles and Dewey as referenced figures in the broader strategic talk.
The letter discusses Senator Morgan's amendment and US governance in the Philippines after the 1896 insurrection. It cites American officers and Theodore Noyes, arguing friars provoke Filipino resentment toward Spaniards and warn American Catholics against backing the friars. It stresses church policy and the need for clear American leadership.
The discussion opposes immediate expulsion of friars and urges gradual Americanization through English speaking priests. It argues the United States must not recognize friars as such and should enforce law while avoiding entanglement with ecclesiastical orders. The piece notes Senator Clark’s Republican affiliation as reported by The Scranton Times.
The Tribune endorses Charles Emory Smith for vice president citing availability, integrity, and leadership. The piece notes New York's exclusion narrows the field and highlights Smith as the ideal, with Pennsylvania steering the decision.
The Philadelphia Ledger cites a costly tariff on Puerto Rico as a sign of U S weakness while a London correspondent notes European governments will not wage war over South Africa. Pro Boer Americans are urged to consider Britain's explicit warnings before urging intervention.
The piece argues for ratifying Manila justice despite swift convictions and cautions against leniency toward brigandage. It links ex-Congressman Towne and Governor Taylor to broader party unity and honors, while noting Kansas as a Democratic convention disaster akin to a grasshopper plague.
Astrolabe cist for Saturday April 14 1000 notes horoscope guidance. It warns against nagging critics and outlines traits of leaders and the hopeful. Advice emphasizes self honesty, perspective, nerve, and avoiding melancholy criticism for happiness.
The Tribune reports on the split of the Northern and Southern Methodist conferences in Washington and notes how preachers, while not politicians in a common sense, influence public sentiment. It covers attendance at Metropolitan and Mount Vernon churches, the electoral context, and remarks by ministers about free trade and American civilization.
A brief grocery listing highlights fine fancy sugar cured hams per pound and strictly fresh eggs direct from the country per dozen. The item notes emphasize quality and farm-sourced eggs for sale.
Easter millinery offers a display of lavish imported hats and dainty designs. Tomorrow shoppers can view the varied styles and fabrics, with many pieces offered at a fraction of foreign designer prices.
The piece reviews reactions to Admiral Dewey as a presidential candidate, noting disruptions during a Manila speech, public sentiment toward Mrs Dewey, and the implications for the Democratic ticket. It contrasts Roosevelt’s position and outlines unexpected paths for the Republican nomination tied to New York politics and leadership needs.
A wry quotation from Collier's Weekly notes that a man never understands a woman in two life periods. It humorously asserts before marriage and after, and then pivots to a joke about advertising in Rev. Sheldon's newspaper. The Indianapolis Run adds a punchline about advertising paying.
A fragmented note reflects fashion shifts and daily life scenes. It mentions trends, a child’s clever jacket, a mirror image of modern attire, and urban observations from Philadelphia and Indianapolis papers.
A new line of French hand made and hand embroidered underwear has been added to the underwear department. The April fashions and an Easter number are ready for distribution.
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