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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1894
Page
4
The Engiieh news pages view the Coxey uprising as the first faint sign of the coming dissolution of the Republic, noting that such tendencies have appeared for about a century and become a habit they would not be happy without.
The piece laments sparse local theater attendance despite lower prices and strong touring companies. It argues public support is needed to sustain serious drama and cultural progress, noting competing venues and a call for broader civic encouragement.
Local Republicans organize the Henry Clay Republican league of America branch 1 in Pottsville to honor the statesman and promote protection of American industries. The group plans grounds beautification around a monument to Mr. Clay and to deepen support for free institutions, with a stated inauguration time that raises suspicions.
The piece discusses rising civic spirit and calls for rational reform amid debates on slavery, protectionism, and industrial revival. It recalls Clay’s vision for a new political economy, cites reformers and lawlessness fears, and notes layoffs and hunger amid market strain and protests.
The essay discusses how recent protests in Maryland reveal unrest rooted in economic and social change. It notes authorities’ cautious response to disorder, criticizes a perceived socialist influence, and praises prudence and mercy in enforcing law while highlighting a cultural debate sparked by the play Saints and Sinners and reviewer remarks on J. H. Stoddart's performance.
The Scranton Camera Club grows as over 200 amateur photographers join citizens like Miss Pierce, Mr Lindsay and Dr Stratton. A May 4 stereopticon show at the YMCA features magic lantern views and a lecture, with 200 dry plates distributed free. A May 17 public meeting will award a Kodak prize for a dozen mounted views as summer outings are planned.
A limited number of the alte bonds are for sale at par and accrued interest. Copies of the mortgaged bill information can be obtained from EW Mullin cashier Sorand Nationa Bank Wilkes Barre Pa W lo Watson cashier First National Bank Pittston Pa J L Polen cashier People's Savings Bank Pittston Pa A A Bryden President Miners And by the Scranton Savings Bank and Trust Company Trustee under the Mortgage.
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