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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1902
Page
5
The Scranton Tribune explains letter submissions must be signed with real names and subject to editorial revision. It lists advertising rates and special classifieds guidance including commission for curds of thinks and resolutions of commendations.
In Scranton on April 14 1902 columns call for the administration to acknowledge General Brooke’s long and faithful service in a formal recognition or appointment honoring his career.
Editorial views on Nelson A. Miles possibly retiring from command condemn public feud over his leadership. It argues Miles could retire with dignity if he accepts the inevitable and denies further controversy, blaming higher officers for the discord and praising stable civic discipline.
The London and American press record broad praise for Theodore Roosevelt during his southern tour connected to Senator Rhodes' memorials. Professors dispute whether Rhodes funds harmed American education, while Southerners show spontaneous, strong support for Roosevelt, framing a potential political shift before future elections.
The passage extols allied education linking American youths with Britain's leading minds. It emphasizes the aim of world unity through scholarship and future statesmen. It cites King Leopold as a cautionary example where real sport can bring serious pain and dawns.
The piece critiques the rise of large manufacturing firms and the loss of intimate employer worker relations as economic laws push toward consolidation. It notes rising rail and industrial projects, changing profits, taxes, and deposits, with numerous figures on production, trade, and corporate activity.
The passage argues that competition pressure harms fixed charges and capital safety, suggesting employers fund institutions and cooperative stores to show care for workers. It calls on employees to respond with benevolence through benefits, aiming to restore goodwill, mutual confidence, respect and esteem between employers and workers.
The excerpt sketches intimate scenes of affection and tension as a couple argues about leaving poker with friends. A moral reckoning follows, culminating in a shared commitment despite temptations, illustrated by money and social expectations.
Edward Bye Croke Hale recounts circulated tales about Andrew Jackson and elegant society in Europe and Boston. He notes a Massachusetts senator’s daughter recounting a dinner at the White Rose where Jackson allegedly remarked on appearances and a prominent guest responded with a sharp retort. The fragment preserves bitterness from old times.
A collage of vignettes recounts social clubs in a hotel, wartime discussions among villagers, a Towanda girl and her kodak prank, a Boston visitor at Trinity Church, and a Unitarian observer noting a scent of paganism. The pieces mix humor, tragedy, and social curiosity with small-town voices and distant settings.
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