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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1899
Page
4
The Scranton Tribune notes a publication: Onlivy and Maceps Sandee for Tepes Publishing at fifty cents a month. Fore advertising agent WEBELANDS listed. Proofs supervised by the Post Office at Scranton. Dated April 26, 1898. An expert witness on a professional matter is described.
The piece argues the governor must convene legislature to fill a vacancy if no U.S. senator is elected. It discusses the costs and legal duty, noting Pennsylvania could face a special session and only a temporary appointment until the next meeting. The analysis cites Article I and the need for representation in Washington.
The piece argues the United States must complete its duty in Luzon despite hardship. It defends humane treatment of prisoners and hostages, calls for punishment of maltreatment, and notes the responsibility lies with the United States, not profit, to maintain order amid Indian rebellions and Philippine resistance.
The text contrasts American views on Indian uprisings and Filipino resistance, suggesting wartime actions should reflect moral superiority. It mocks theatrical depictions and gendered stage elements, arguing for discouraged entertainments unless produced without certain robes and readers.
A California law requiring attribution in editorial comment faces Supreme Court review as papers boycott enforcement. Critics say the measure is unnecessary and harmful, arguing existing statutes already protect officials while reckless commentary harms public trust and press influence.
General Momex notes that hunger is not the main issue in Culma but getting the hungry to earn their own food. He cites widespread poverty, cultural obstacles, and a thriving natural wealth that remains untapped due to theft and reluctance to work. He contrasts Spanish thrift with Cuban moral drift and cites American officials working in Cuba.
Testimony details loans and interest payments linked to Senator Quay and Hopkins. Witnesses explain red book figures, private memoranda, and questioned paper while defense contests its age and relevance. Ex-State Treasurer Boyer testifies briefly amid ongoing cross examination and rulings.
In the afternoon session, Widener and Lane testified on interest payments for loans, with Goldsmith recalling debts of ex State Treasurer Maywood and J. W Morrison. McKee testified about payments from Hopkins for bondsmen protection, while the court adjourned as defense prep began for tomorrow.
The text argues that climate cannot fully explain social decline and urges sweeping reform of illiterate Cuban adults and broader uplift. It advocates teaching children to read, adopting American values, and spreading knowledge of the Golden Rule and Ten Commandments as a hopeful path amid imperial debates prompted by Manila news.
The horoscope notes a Thursday birth and suggests a child will see many people attend theatrical entertainments to display disapproval. It mentions attention on display in a window and spring fever, with general guidance not to seek private power as others handle it.
A fragment notes progress with a receipt or scan taken during an ongoing process. The readable text is fragmented and lacks clear names, dates, or places to confirm specifics.
The report notes new industrial projects along Sunset avenue and Washington to Fairfield, including a plane factory from Bridgeport, a colliery engineer printing and book factory, and rail line developments by Ontario and Western and Delaware, Lackawanna and Western. The Times-Democrat proclaims booming opportunities with about 1000 workers expected.
The paper notes an overwhelming number of first criminal cases in Lackawanna county awaiting trial at the present quarter session court. Lancaster county, with similar population, has about 27 cases scheduled for the April term.
A child proudly shows a mower to her grandpa who peers through his glass. He pretends deep science to explain the device, while the girl hints at a dandelion discovery. The scene centers on Margaret Johnson in St Nicholae.
Vosburg men expect to elect their city solicitor at tonight's adjourned session. M James plans to attend after illness. other candidates Schroeder Zlale and MeGinley are not confirmed. Gallagher joins the race as a Democratic contender challenging Vosburg and Ginkey with eligibility questions looming over Gallagher’s two year Supreme Court practice requirement.
The Scranton Hallway Company secured a permit from Street Commissioner O Boyle yesterday to construct the Country Club extension. The line will extend from Green Ridge Street along Wyoming Avenue.
Advertises refined wash silks for 1899 with improved designs and unsurpassed assortments. Highlights black blue and white grounds with heliotrope accents, Persian effects, and new blue prints. Notes fast colors, large variety, and prices from 45 cents for elegant Japanese wash silks and summer silks with corded checks and stripes. Also markets Hakutai waterproof silks and an unsportable finish at below market rates.
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