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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1902
Page
7
The Tribune states it welcomes short letters on current topics but requires real-name signatures for publication. All contributions are subject to editorial revision and ads such as thank you notes or condolence resolutions are handled with standard rates per line.
In Branton on April 19 1902 officials announce John P Elkin of Indiana seeks the Republican nomination for Pennsylvania governor on the issue of open field and fair play subject to the will of the party.
In a tense preconvention scene the Republican party risks a rigged governor race as delegates, kept in the dark until the last moment, are to be flown to Harrisburg to rubber-stamp a boss dictated candidate. The piece argues revoking the throttling of choice is the sole path to party unity and warns against forced nomination in 1902.
A fragment discusses Mabon’s visit to the Rhondda valley and his shift to endorsing machinery in industry. It also cites Washington Star analysis on Philippine policy, anti imperial sentiment, and U S political maneuvering, noting tensions over Miles and Miles’ fate.
The piece argues Mabon\'s influence could shift British wage earners to a higher standard and ease labor disputes. It notes Americans may face sharper competition, but would benefit from a fair field. It praises rational labor leadership and warns against class warfare, while hinting at political risk in a voyage with Congressman Connell.
The article notes Boer field leaders including Hothy De Wet and De La Rey leaning toward accepting lenient British terms if guarantees of early representative government in the annexed Cape colonies are given. Kruger’s Europe faction clings to the prewar political status quo, delaying progress toward settlement.
A Philadelphia Inquirer examination questions party divisions led by Connell and Ellin, arguing betrayal at the Republican state convention. The piece names Quay, Duvher, and More, speculates on hidden maneuvers to nominate an unknown candidate, and urges young Republicans to oppose the bloc.
The Tribune of Scranton explains two years of flat rate advertising for all space, ending varying charges. A 250 inch contract remains 2 cents per inch, while smaller amounts scale from 10 to 40 cents per inch. The piece notes strong reader response and urges honesty with the public.
The piece reports intraparty tensions within the Republican ranks over Quay and Elkin, noting warnings against interference while urging leadership to rectify political errors. It describes a long factional revolt as a prelude to renewed party cohesion and a potential victory for the party in Pennsylvania.
The Tribune editor argues against free trade and supports tariff protection, citing Walter J. Mallard and a quote from Gyng of Bugland. He contends tariffs keep home factories busy, allow lower wages abroad, and enable producers to lower home prices while expanding foreign markets.
Marleton Town notes urge Tepublican voters to consult the public for candidate selection. The piece argues that ignoring voters’ authority is an error and likely to be demonstrated.
In summer 1902 Cotuit Massachusetts offers instruction for five groups including candidates with entrance conditions, those postponing exams, ill or deficient secondary students, students seeking to accelerate study for college, and college students facing admission conditions before the next scholastic year under Principal Charles E. Fish.
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