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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1902
Page
4
A notice text from the Scranton Tribune explains mail handling and letters must be signed with real names for publication. It includes fl at advertising rates and a one year price per inch table for ads, followed by a line about binding rent ads.
The document lists governor and lieutenant governor candidates, secretary of internal affairs, county officials, congress, judges, coalitions, and inspectors. It notes election day set for November 4 and comments that anti-Imperialists claim a small idea can seem like a major issue.
The tribunal approves a temporary bonus for reinstated workers on the waiting list during the miners strike. Old employees gain the service term benefits, non-union pre settlement staff keep positions. The decision avoids further upheaval, protecting public interest. Five men credited for the victory advance labor-utility harmony.
A troubled remark notes that discontent sprouts wherever soil is lacking, implying widespread unrest regardless of geography or circumstance. The statement suggests a general critique of human conditions and collective frustration.
Archbishop Ireland denounces Catholic journals for pressuring the U S administration to recall Philippine friars expelled by locals. He argues the issue is local and expedient, not a constitutional crisis, and says Rome, not newspapers, should decide. He notes friars were sent by Spain’s propaganda and hold no irrevocable rights in the islands.
The passage argues friars in the Philippines face expulsion with compensation for land and property. It notes their ties to the islands, their civilizing influence, and native ingratitude, while stressing a need to replace them to protect Catholic interests. It ends with a tangential remark on Colonel Butler and New York politics.
Judge Keller's order bars trespass and intimidation by strikers and unions while protecting peaceful labor, explaining that a small group may act within rights, but a larger force may override others' rights. Judge Jackson's remarks echo strong views on union organizing and enforcement of labor peace.
A broad critique condemns agitators and organizers fueling strikes while defending workers right to earn wages. The piece discusses habeas corpus exploration, Vatican negotiations in Manila, bank resources in New York, Cuba's loan plans, and remarks on press attention to Hobson’s Merrimac, Hayti rebels, and May Yohe.
The poem pleads for a lifelong bond as seasons turn from spring to winter. A lover asks a sweetheart to wear a poly ring and remain steadfast through youth and age, ending with a vow to love until the year of their love is told.
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