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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1901
Page
5
The Scranton Tribune announces advertising rates and publication policies. It lists price per inch for display ads and advertises that classifieds rates are available on request. The note identifies Livy and Richard as editors with Keige Advertising as sole agent and mentions postal and distribution details.
In Cranton on April 18 1901 readers note a debate over allowing Cubans the chance to test a justice system described as the “jury tiger” amid ongoing discussions of due process and reforms in judicial proceedings.
The appointment of Mr Carpenter to the federal judiciary is reported with favorable bar and citizen reception. It notes his experience, conservative habits, and lack of partisan political entanglement, while indicating broad public confidence in his fitness for the role despite some reservations about his temperament.
The piece contrasts Scranton and Los Angeles focusing on urban parks and budgets. It notes Los Angeles spending substantially more on parks while Scranton faces lower per capita appropriations amid poverty relief debates.
A Scranton meeting notes unpaid subscriptions and ongoing charity work while urging continued support for the Associated Charities. The piece also critiques Harrisburg Democrats and half hearted ballot reform that fails to boost Democratic votes.
A fragmented reminiscence touches on law, punishment, and moral reform. It cites historic acts and figures such as the First Defenders and a 1861 parade, traces concerns about morality in divorce cases, and notes advertising efforts along a route with expectations of spring joy for boarding houses and the nation.
Ajacchus offers a quirky forecast with playful mistranscriptions about spring, mood, and love. The column hints at personal insights and whims about weather, homes, and social scenes, presenting a light, tongue in cheek tone for readers.
The article reports on Contell and Caunell leading a vocal campaign amid Creal elections. It notes allegations of influence by local officials and franchise ties, with calls for accountability and debate over administrative control. Community leaders warn of possible political friction and demand transparency.
Receive protection, insurance and actual benefit from the process employed. Repairs skillfully, economically made. Furs called for and delivered free. Free storage when repairing is done.
A selection of 50 inch all wool heavy suitings offered in new Spring mixtures. Colors include Oxford Grey Silver Grey Browns Blues and other popular shades. Suitable for durable formal wear.
Fragmented OCR text from a historical page contains scattered names places and topics. Core readable items include mentions of a city and various personal names with no clear cohesive event or outcome to summarize.
The fragment discusses a park area and related planning issues, referencing a 34000 appropriation request and congressional action. It mentions vendors, people, and groups in a dated local context, but readable specifics are limited.
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