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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1897

Page

5

Modern Mexico seen through American eyes on a border odyssey

The Pittston Gazette recounts a National Editorial Association excursion from Eagle Pass into Mexico. The party visits Ciudad Porfirio Diaz, Guanajuato, Queretaro, and Mexico City, noting Diaz’s leadership, rail routes, currency quirks, colonial and modern landmarks, missionary work, ancient ruins, the Desague drainage project, and a presidential reception at the National Palace.

Theo Hart Pittston Gazette Republic of Mexico Mexico United States New Mexico Na- Honhl Excursion Feta Rio Grande Ding Cortez New World America National Editorial Association Excursionista Eagle Pasa Tio Grande Republic Pullmai Ciudad Porfirio Diaz Spaneh Ciudad Trelly Diaz Washington Mexican International Railroad City of High Table Montery Saltillo Buena Vieta Coahuila Zacatecas Pennsylvania New York Canitas

Espionage in Germany and fear of criticism

Professor Thomas Davidson recalls a Berlin dining chat with an aged clergyman and his wife about the emperor. Spies lurk to arrest dissent and many youths have faced months in prison for unfavored words. The Berlin Ethical Society president was jailed for three months for public socialism views. He reflects on the high price of empire.

A& Oe Palestine Old World Aguaescalientes Mexico Cumberland Presbyterian Ovanajunts Priven Hidalgo Silutes Chihuahua Washington Salao Trapuato Queretero United States Maximilian Miramon Mejia Alea Maxiimilian San Antonio Texas The Wanette Lturbide Tturbide Vera Cruz England Rach Church Imnager Cathedral Seville Hidalee Allende Aldama Jiminez Guanaiuato Iturbide Thomas Davidson Berlin Frits Schafskopf Berlin Ethical Society

The Canadian Question Aimed at Crisis and Change

A Dentleon report to the Republican Club of New York argues Canada’s post 1867 governance bred debt and stagnation. It cites costly railways, western settlement failure, and a political divide between independence and imperial loyalists. The piece warns US policy must reflect Canada’s drift toward continental union or continued imperial ties.

Republican Club City of New York C. H. Dentleon Canada Intercolonial Halifax Quebec Montreal Vancouver Sudbury Ontario Lake Superior Europe Lake of the Wools Lake Nipivelng Tibberal Party Wilfred Laurier United Pees Orangemen Sons of England United States

Be Cheerful and Self-Improving Despite Adversity

A 19th century exhortation urges readers to adopt a cheerful philosophy. It argues individuals gain by accepting reality, avoiding constant grievance, and cultivating pleasantness. Trust in Providence, bury sorrows, and strive to be agreeable to improve success.

Zion

The Prophet Excerpt From Pushkin Poem Fragment

A distorted OCR text presents a prophetic vision with religious imagery. The speaker endures symbolic torment as an angel desecrates and remakes his body, culminating in a divine command to rise and carry the Word across sea and land. The passage blends mystical ascent with violent self-sacrifice.

Bargain Telegram Sparks Delighted Reaction

A Washington Star item notes a woman joyous at a bargain, exclaiming she sent a telegram for ten words, all exceeding three syllables, prompting curious amusement from a friend about the costly yet verbose missive.

Washington Star

Trunks Placed Before Mrs Slimpockel's House Hint at Summer Plans

The record notes steamer trunks visible in front of Mrs. Slimpockel's house awaiting the expressman. Mrs. Ennicott explains this signals Mrs. Slimpockel will spend the summer at her uncle's farm.

Mr. Ennicott

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