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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1895

Page

11

Women’s suffrage debate discussed by New York women

A Philadelphia Inquirer summary reports on a Albany hearing where New York women argued against universal suffrage while urging education and reform. Mrs. Fran cia M. Scott led the opposition, asserting many women do not want to vote and must not bear undue political burdens.

Miffrae Philadelphia Inquirer Senate Judiciary Albany New York City Francia M. Scott Corporation Counsel of New York Scott Parchurat Jochebed Egypt Israel Hanan Hannah Levigel Mary Bethlehem Galilee Acope New York Tribune Board of Health Austria Great Britain France Haly Spain Belgium Roumania Sweden Portugal Holland Switzerland Norway Greece Denmark United States Europe New England Far West Wyoming Lyric Garrick Mra Ebbsmith London Agnes Ebbsemith Patrick Campbell Tanqueray Campbell Academy Tralian Eleonora Duse

Our Disappearing Forests Facts From the Forest Report

The piece cites Professor J. T. Rothrock’s report noting 1875 pine and hemlock volumes from Williamsport and later 1899 figures showing a lumber glut in hemlock. It highlights mass tax-advertised lands, totalling millions of acres across counties, illustrating vast land loss and the shift toward tree nursery potential amid widespread timber removal.

Commonwealth Adirondacks Commission New York State Rothrock Romain Lugerne Potter County Forest Commission Forest Commissio Clites Delaware County

Art for Art's Sake and Wilde's Downfall Foe

A Philadelphia Press commentary argues art for art's sake corrupts morals. It blames Oscar Wilde's life and works for promoting libertine creed. The piece cites Julia Ward Howe 1882 remarks and condemns the view that beauty excuses wrongdoing.

Philadelphia Oscar Wilde Wilde Julia Ward Howe Thomas Wentworth Migeinson

Welsh Language, Disestablishment, and Church Endowments Debate

In a Welsh cultural reflection, Rev Thomas Charles's Welsh language advocacy is recalled. The piece discusses disestablishment views in Wales, citing Rev Stephen Gladstone on church status, endowments, and citizen responsibility, noting broad parliamentary support for disestablishment and the role of voluntary church effort.

British and Foreign Bible Society Thomas Charles Bala Thug Newcastle New South Wales Seth Jones J. C. Ellis Edward Roberts Pontypridd Ernest Treforest Aberdare Stephen Gladstone Hawarden Wales Church Defence Society Ino

Increasing Life Span Across Society in Modern Times

The Providence Journal considers whether humans are living longer amid modern life. It notes professionals may enjoy longer longevity than laborers, suggesting intellect supports longevity. Historical examples from Jane Austen and Gladstone illustrate shifting expectations of age and vitality across eras.

Providence Journal Ife Jane Austen Miss Austen Gladstone

Wilkes-Barre Thief Nabs Bovine Parade in City Speech

In a humorous annual message Scarborough mocks city life and stray cattle drifting through Wilkes-Barre streets. He jokes about a maverick police force to round up the herd of economically minded citizens’ cows drinking from the Lackawanna’s waters and grazing on turnip tops.

Wilkes-Barre Scanton Lackawanna Central City

Varsity Boat Race Crowds London as Oxford Wins

March 20 note recalls the Thames race day crowded with visitors from across the kingdom. Cambridge supporters wore pale blue while Oxford triumphed, spurring shopfront window displays and cabmen to root for their color.

London Thames Oxford Cambridge Old Oxford Academy

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