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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1899
Page
4
The Scranton Tribune notes it prints short signed letters from readers on current topics. It mentions the policy requiring writers to publish under their real names. The French Rennes court faces a difficult task in the Dreyfus case amid controversy and public scrutiny.
Opinion argues the federal government must direct punishment for lynching infractions linked to treaty obligations. It warns of US taxpayers funding vigilante violence through Louisiana to cover damages. The piece calls for national control to curb mobs and criticizes Aguinaldo’s appeal as anti democratic.
The article argues against recognizing Philippine insurgents as a belligerent state, warning it could invite foreign pressure and undermine U S war aims. It cites Aguinaldo’s organized forces in Luzon, potential port control, and the political costs from anti expansionists. It also urges vigorous military action to finish the campaign.
A historical note warns that acetylene gas, though effective as an illuminant, d Fleeting production bursts make the venture risky for conservative investors.
A fragment notes Dewey’s fate depends on his ability to become clean and clear in the country, signaling that his future hinges on personal reform and acceptance by authorities.
An 1890s foresight argues the Pacific coast holds rich iron ore, coal, and fluxes with Washington and British Columbia deposits. Rail and water transport already move pig iron south and coast industry looks to boost shipyards and mining ventures amid rising demand and profits. The piece notes 1897 1898 coal outputs and price trends in Oregon Washington and Vancouver Island, predicting iron industry growth in the northwest.
Calculations by the director of the mint in Washington show the United States trails other nations in gold production for 1898. Global output is estimated at 24 million dollars, with the U S share lagging behind Australia and Africa as Africa and Australia rise to higher ranks in gold reality.
The column surveys the Dreyfus trial fallout and ongoing political skirmishes. It notes Hon Roger Q. Mille selling a Texas farm, Bryan’s tariff stance, Goebel electioneering, and Kentucky politics turning millennial. It also comments on Daniel Frohman, a harp maker’s death, Philadelphia vice, Mrs. Mary Ellen Leuse, and Mingree’s influence on Alger.
From Harper Magazine and Detroit Tribune excerpts the piece contrasts Cuba with Porto Rico and imagines Haiti as a potential addition to the islands under a stable government. It notes climate variety, health prospects, and the need for civil governance to aid orphans and juvenile offenders amid delayed reform.
The Troy Preset criticizes Weyler and Otis as censor opinions while defending strict wartime censorship by senior generals. It praises American volunteers and notes conscription is not used. Other clippings praise naval lessons, comment on Philippine Junta leadership, and mock political figures for political misfortune.
A collage of Civil War era verse and prose items appears, featuring a Cavalry charge scene rich in martial imagery, praise for labor and progress, and moral reflections from Indianapolis and Chicago papers. The pieces mix battle pomp with calls to virtue and enterprise, including lines about brave soldiers, the nation’s destiny, and public virtue.
A playful verse depicts a jaunty scarlet jacketed woman with stylish gear and a quill feathered hat. She gleams on the grassy greens as her partner at the bunkers knows her well, while a lost ball and untamed hair fail to dampen her sunny temper.
A rustic verse item depicts Minny Irving in Leallo's Wank as a girl who blossoms like heather under breezy skies. The narrator notes Bill's bright gaze and a playful chorus of romance with Cupid taking center stage in lighthearted verse.
A Nebraska farmer with a 4000 mortgage insists on paying it now despite advice to invest in cattle. He plans to harvest the corn crop and repay, illustrating a trend of rising prosperity in Nebraska as crop years improve. The report notes increasing shipments of buggies and carriages to Omaha, signaling strong rural demand and resources in the state.
Commander Brurdes of the Eagle eruleer Purpotae is promoted to captain after directing Samoa fighting. Adams of Oakland dies. first physician with California Medical Society board certificate. Helen Keller spends summer in Mississippi studying Greek and Arabic with a specialized typewriter. Max Seeliger to recreate Raphael’s School of Athens for the University of Virginia. Hadley inauguration at Yale on October 1 with Eliot Gilman Harper and Depew invited. Danish royal family to gather at Fredensborg Castle for hunts and gardens. Marquis of Salleburg reveals a chemical process at a meeting. Prince Roland Bonaparte’s Paris house completed after seven years, library with Napoleon memorabilia. Dame Lane Allen, author of Choir Invisible, resides in New York. Dr. Edward Everett Hale recalls his Latin school report. Governor Kirkwood appoints Allison colonel to value four regiments. David B. Henderson aids enlistment efforts.
The ad proclaims a self feeding Star Automatic Paper Fastener that speeds up paper binding and improves continually. It promises prices lower than ever and mentions trial use in offices for 16 days free of charge. Also advertised Planitary Pencil Sharpeners and a range of office supplies including blank books and typewriter supplies.
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