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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1900
Page
5
The Tribune outlines candidates for the First through Fourth districts led by Thomas J Reynolds and Kowart James Jr with A. Ep Toplizes noted. The text asserts the former president is not fiction and criticizes party boundaries in Pennsylvania.
The piece defends Galusha A Grow against Philadelphia faction pressure for a local nomination, arguing his long service and national stature warrant respect. It notes the desire to avoid regional bias and criticizes attempts to push aside a revered Republican statesman. A mention of a Pittsburgh publication opposing Charles Smith for vice president is also referenced.
The article details a prolonged constitutional debate on policy rooted in party disputes around Quay in Pennsylvania. It covers Stone’s gubernatorial race, the anti-Quay faction, a fused election with Democrats, and a deadlocked General Assembly followed by a politically motivated prosecution against Colonel Quay.
The piece argues against minority obstruction in Pennsylvania politics and defends a majority rule stance. It contends that a Senate seat from Quay should reflect party choice, warning that allowing minority tactics risks perpetual deadlocks and reduced Senate membership. It questions the state Republican leadership’s commitment to party discipline and public agendas.
The Star champions Charles Emory Smith for vice president with McKinley, praising his journalism diplomacy and executive capacity. It argues Philadelphia convention care is vital and urges Harrisburg convention to consider a strong national ticket, noting Pennsylvania has no current presidential representation.
The Democratic minority criticizes special expense allowances drawn from Cuban revenues for U S army officers in Cuba, arguing the policy lacks merit and may prompt a public warrant for larger allowances. Governor General Wood receives 7000 dollars plus 7500 from Cuban revenues, totaling 15000, highlighting administrative expense debates.
The piece surveys Cuban admin costs and favors for officials like General Ludlow, Major Filles, and Major Ladd, noting a total allotment of 16 090 dollars. It argues for lavish social forms with Latin leaders, hints at Roosevelt's future roles, mentions the Philippine governorship, and comments on the Philippines and Turkish naval promises.
Tougresman Connells favors creation of the middle district attached to the Third Circuit. The state currently has Eastern and Western districts with Luzerne County in the west. The new court will ease travel for local litigants to Pittsburgh and bring federal justice closer to this region.
A meditation on labor as noble virtue and the badge of chivalry, honoring the hoe, scythe, flail, and other tools. It contrasts the rough, toil driven body with lofty ideals, praising Franklin Johnson in Pittsburgh as a symbol whose humble name could illuminate worldwide humanity.
The piece argues the framers designed a strong Senate to stabilize the government and prevent rapid shifts in policy. It cites Hamilton and constitutional history, notes equal state representation, and discusses how vacancies threaten continuity and the integrity of the Senate, urging full representation for all states despite procedural quirks.
Finley’s annual hosiery sale highlights Fine Hosiery 1 with Lace Stripes Drey Stitch Polka Dots Embroidered patterns in solid colors and fancies. Specials include 25c per pair Polka Dots in Black Blue Red with white dot and 35c or 3 for $1 extra fine Fast Black Lisle. 50c pairs in cotton and lisle with new colors and Lace effects.
An advertises the Neostyle Duplicator capable of 2000 copies from a single original writing or drawing and 1500 from any original written on a typewriter. Agents offer inspection and a trial in a customer’s office for a few days of the Neostyle, plus mention of the Planetary Pencil Sharpener improved and Star Paper Fastener improved.
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