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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1900
Page
5
The article discusses Judge Hand's interpretation of law related to the present management of the public library. It states the Melvin resolution may properly lapse for sleep and offers space for further discussion in another place.
The Chicago Times-Herald dismisses a Western vice presidential bid and urges Philadelphia for the No. 2 slot. It favors Secretary of the Navy Long or Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith, praising their dignity, experience, and party unity potential.
The piece argues large employers may relocate from Chicago and other cities to villages in the Northwest to escape agitators and high labor costs. It warns of temporary disruption and expense but predicts lower taxes and steadier labor relations, noting Chicago’s exceptional urban challenges while all cities face possible migration toward rural areas.
The piece reports Colonel Bacon of the Seventy-first New York attacking Theodore Roosevelt’s war record. It cites claims that Roosevelt shot a Spaniard at ten yards and that he suggested surrender after Rough Riders fatigue. The article notes these charges will be tested by the American people.
The Pennsylvania state convention is urged to choose Charlies Em ory Smith as a running mate for McKinley. The appeal frames the vice presidency as a high honor and a national duty, not a bargaining chip. It cites state pride, regional balance, and calls for wholehearted support at Harrisburg.
An 1899 national drink bill analysis notes liquor consumption down and shifts toward wine and malt. It cites per capita spending of 16.00 for 74 million Americans and argues temperance progress, with Wellman linking Dewey's presidential bid to pay disputes over Pine Commission fees.
The piece argues for a broader tin plate base in Pennsylvania and urges congress to grant extra pay to Dewey and Olle. It notes $12,000,000 in state tin plate output with Lackawanna absent and $4,000,000 in wages not reaching the region. Also covers the Susquehanna Transcript relaunch, imperialist politics, and remarks on Grow, Kitchener, Altgeld and Pattison.
W E Curtis discusses potential U S foreign commerce losses if war with Great Britain occurred. He notes the United States supplies over 60 percent of Britain's food imports, with annual trade about 300 million dollars, including cotton purchases totaling over 42 million. He cites British colonial demand for cotton and refined petroleum and lists exports to the United Kingdom and other markets, illustrating the UK’s importance to American merchants.
From The Scranton Tribune Charles Emory Smith is proposed as a factor in choosing the vice president. The New Haven Palladium notes Pennsylvania, a Republican stronghold, remains pivotal when presidential honors are within reach.
The note recalls Arvilor Pinero's recent interviews in Varia and references a family link to Trafalgar’s Nelson era. It also mentions Congressman Juliane Kahn of California with ties to theatrical figures and a Cleveland college named Adelbert in memory of Adelbert Stone's son.
A fragmentary verse by James Whitcomb Riley reflects on human fault finding and Providence. The speaker argues contentment over contention and notes that success often comes with troubles, with the doer of actions receiving more criticism than those who merely rent.
A chorus of Pennsylvania Republicans urge the state convention to endorse Charles Emory Smith for the vice presidential nomination at the Philadelphia national convention. They praise his ability, experience, and loyalty, arguing he would strengthen McKinley’s ticket and reflect well on Pennsylvania.
Bids for the Washington avenue and Mulberry street YMCA building were received and sent to Col. H. M. Boies for opening at the board meeting likely Thursday or Friday. The project seeks 200000 dollars, with 165000 pledged so far, and May awaits full fundraising. A top physical director and facilities including three bowling alleys a natatorium and hand ball courts are planned. Exterior brick with terra cotta or Vermont granite trim will give a distinctive look.
It will print 2000 copies from one original writing drawing or music and 1500 copies from any original written on any typewriter. We are agents for the above and have one in use for inspection of any interested in duplicating machines. The Planetary Pencil Sharpener improved The Star Paper Fastener improved. We will put either in your office on trial for a few days.
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