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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1894
Page
7
The Scranton Tribune highlights its role as a daily paper published in Scranton, Pennsylvania by Tridume Publishing Company with J P Kingsbury as general manager. An associated New York area feature and post office mail status are noted, branding the Tribune as a leading advertising medium in Northeastern Pennsylvania.
Voters are urged to consider candidates for state offices with Daniel H Hastings for Governor Walter Lyon for Lieutenant Governor Amos Lmlyt Lancaster for Auditor General James W Latta Palladeloulad for Secretary of Hornal Affairat Galusha Grow Susquehian na and George F Hay Westmoreland for Congress. The Saturday issue highlights election content turf news health tips and local notes with extra material for matinees at the Driving Park.
The piece lauds Mgr Satolli’s liquor ruling as a major catalyst for temperance and notes Catholic laity easily accept church guidance. It contrasts fearless clergy with some Protestant timidity, urges Catholics to unite in anti saloon efforts, and argues for youth protection, clubrooms, and coffee houses to combat drinking. It questionably cites a hypothetical presidential coercion to illustrate obedience.
A broad discussion on the influence of politics in society and the press. It surveys union power under Debs, newspaper political coverage, civic education through news, and a reaction to labor conflicts in Indianapolis. It also notes Republican nominating contests and tariff stances shaping public discourse.
An interview with Ogden, Wanamaker partners in Philadelphia, outlines advertising costs and philosophy. The firm spends millions on newspaper ads while stressing fresh, truthful, informative content and rapid daily updates to maintain public trust and interest.
Editorial asserts American interests and rights in Hawaii require protection and warns against returning to old monarchy while criticizing the ex queen led effort. The piece condemns the current government as unstable and urges vigilance against perceived tyranny and foreign influence.
The SonaNTON Trhinuxk endorses equal advertising access for all and argues political candidates should pay for space just as merchants price goods. It defends the policy as fair and effective, praising its application to open public discourse.
The writer says the boycott is passé as the day has passed and praises the workingman’s edged tool once carried. It argues boycott efforts are now seen as absurd by the people who have endured defeat from past gun threats and ignore such measures.
A July meeting of Republican county committees set September 4 for the county convention to nominate candidates for Congress Eleventh District and other offices. Vigilance committees will hold delegate elections September 1 between 4 and 7 p m with public notices to follow. Representation to the convention is based on last fall’s vote for judge Fell, with Wins J W Browning serving as secretary.
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