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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1900
Page
7
The item notes a daily publication schedule for the Tribune, listing the cost and cadence of issues as six pence per month. It references the weekly Sunday edition and the standard printing frequency for readers.
A chaotic political notice lists vice presidential candidate Charles Emory Smith of Pennsylvania and several district names and names of people like James Jr and J. A. Tilain. It laments wartime apathy and urges Constitution support, noting many men reluctant to join the procession yet now eager to show support.
A fractured report describes a senate seating dispute over a presidential appointment, with factions clashing amid graft and influence, noting shifts in party power and potential indemnity negotiations affecting U S relations. The piece hints at maneuvers in a regional legislature and a broader political realignment.
The board of railroad commissioners of New York grants the certificate sought by the Delaware Valley and Kingston company after consideration of political and economic interests tied to mining and production. They anticipate a settlement favorable to miners seeking to secure materials for the chemical and industrial markets despite opposition. Public sentiment veers toward opposing measures as unions and local factions weigh their stance.
The article discusses Mexico's improving stability and rising prosperity after past turmoil. It notes increased northern capital interest, visits by investors to explore agricultural and mining properties, and notable dividends from investments, with Mexico moving to lower taxes to redeem bonds.
The piece notes steady treasury health and public improvements while admiral Dewey's promised platform remains delayed. It argues his silence signals no immediate statement and rests hope on a possible nomination if unforeseen events occur.
A digest from a parliamentary report shows France leads in wine consumption totaling 100,000 gallons annually per nation, with 24.25 gallons per person, while the United States drinks about 926,000,000 gallons of beer per year and ranks low in per capita spirits use. The piece notes British beer dominance, German output, and US coal demand projections, with various country figures and historical context from 186-87-58.
In a Philadelphia report an exchange claims bogus journalism and notes the Chinese boxers are becoming active again. The piece compares their rise to other figures and suggests they should be handled without gloves, reflecting a tense public mood.
The Whaca Journal reports on a one view presidential boom for Charles Mimery Smith of Pennsylvania. Discussion centers on attracting delegates to the pathwal convention with support from key committees and supporters in Washington.
A historical legal analysis argues that the word vacancy in the constitution should be read broadly to allow the governor to fill vacancies by temporary appointment when the legislature is not in session. It contends the framers intended continuous Senate representation and cites debates and precedents to support a liberal interpretation of vacancy and otherwise.
Finleys presents a showing of fine hosiery with attractive lines and many original exclusive styles including Lace Stripes Drop Stitch Polka Dots and Embroidered in bold colors or fancy shades. Note the following specials.
An advertisement offers the Neostyle Duplicator capable of producing 2000 copies from one original writing or drawing and 1500 copies from typewritten originals. It notes agents available for inspection and mentions the Planetary Pencil Sharpener and Star Paper Fastener improved models offered on trial in offices.
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