Anthracite Safe Despite Imagined Coal Shortage
In Scranton on August 7 1807 observers in distant areas fear a soft coal famine but locals report no issue with anthracite supply as the times discuss unrest and assurance.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1897
Page
7
Bicycle Ordinance Urges Regulation of Wheelmen
The Tribune discusses a forthcoming ordinance to govern bicycle riding to protect pedestrians and other riders. It condemns speeding on busy streets and sidewalk riding while allowing limited sidewalk use during road repairs. The piece notes public support and advocates enforcing the law to safeguard public rights.
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the Tribune
A Lesson From a Boston Death Case and Scranton Baseball
The text discusses the Alice Barrett death by self-inflicted gunshot in Boston, noting early murder suspicions then suicide with mediation and alleged theft. It praises Scranton baseball sponsors for risking bias and keeping the season alive, urging public support as three railroads offer cheap cab services in New York, easing travel costs amid falling prices.
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Alice Barrett
Boston
Boston Record
Peab Ae
Moncey
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Erie
New York
Phelps Leaves No Doubt On Currency Debate
The article cites ex-Minister Edward J. Phelps who praises the last national election as a sound money victory and notes criticism of McKinley’s international bimetallism commission. He argues there is little difference between bi metallism and Bryanium and discusses diplomatic efforts to influence Europe.
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McKinley
Europe
Edward J. Phelps
United States
Journal Praises Springfield Republican and Monetary Debate
The Springfield Republican earns commendation for fair, temperate remarks on Professor Phelps and the monetary issue. It notes the GOP platform supported bimetallism as the safer path and lauds the paper’s truthful, balanced stance amid national financial debate. The item also mentions Chicago’s indictment for conspiracy to extort and a bite of miscellaneous economic notes.
Klondike Topic Polished as Overused in Press
A newspaper observer notes growing fatigue with Klondike coverage as editors push past the initial surge. The piece questions whether continued focus on the Klondike story adds to reader interest or dilutes impactful reporting.
Rational approach to mine inspection and lawmaking
The article argues for rational mine laws and merit based inspector appointments. It condemns political picks, notes Pennsylvania leads in comprehensive laws, and urges miners and operators to unite for rational standards and exams to ensure safety and reduce accidents.
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Helan
Petition or belief not acceptable prime qualification for officer
A statement argues that petition or religious belief should not be primary criteria for selecting an officer. It asserts that qualification should rely on merit and conduct rather than faith or petition status.
Tariff debate in Pittsburg Times drawn from Washington dispatches
The Pittsburg Times mocks academic tariff theory while highlighting cases from Washington. It cites Great Britain's tin plate issues and a Dingley bill refinery project in California, arguing tariffs boost domestic industry and lower prices for workers. The piece praises self sufficiency and criticizes classical economists.
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Pittsburg Times
Washington
Great Britain
America
California
Savings banks gauge better times in New York city
Superintendent Kilburn of the state banking department reports New York city savings banks hold 405 million dollars in deposits with about 101 million added to funds in the past year. The gains reflect growing confidence among clerks small traders and working people and follow periods of withdrawals during financial strain.
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Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Kilburn
State Banking Department
New York City
Inter
Do Fraternals Pay Despite Expensive Pageantry
The piece questions whether the three e con ventions of young people’s religious societies in Toronto Chattanooga and San Francisco cost 96000000. It notes 5400000 members in US secret societies spend about 250000000 annually on plumes, swords, banners, travel, meals, parades and more. It suggests spending is tolerated by respectable people, though opinions differ on value.
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Chattanooga
San Francisco
Secret Societion
United States
Anyorie
Dana denies resignation as Bun editor amid Geneva rumors
The New York Sun reports rumors that Mr. Dana has resigned as editor of the Bun, which he rebuts calling it false and stating he remains at the old stand. The page includes chatter about races, temperance, politics, and Scranton’s score outcome in a lighthearted dialogue.
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