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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1900
Page
5
In the issue of credibility between Coloni Pryand and Admiral Dewey the balance of creditability will depend on whether Deweys actions matched the Bile Pines or allies. The discussion centers on who truly accompanied the Bile Pines and the credibility of each account.
An extended excerpt discusses surrendering to Aguinaldo supporters in Laon and questions Bryan’s plan to impose stability on the Philippines. It argues withdrawal would leave unarmed natives exposed to insurgent bands and critiques enforcing government without consent of the governed.
New tariff period shows a strong rise in commerce between the United States and Puerto Rico with May and June 1900 exports and imports both up sharply over 1899. Imports from the United States to Porto Rico more than doubled, while US exports to Porto Rico rose about 140 percent. Overall gains are noted across Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines with higher yearly export totals.
The article notes trade patterns and mentions Count von Walderace as a brilliant soldier. It states we will not see a German field marshal commanding an American army, underscoring skepticism about German leadership in U S forces.
Announcement describes a new National Civile Federation to study and discuss national policy questions including imperialism tariff and taxation. A December Chicago conference will address industrial arbitration taxation and municipal ownership with a large executive council listing prominent former officials and scholars.
A chaotic horoscope from The Tribune Astrologer Amacchus for Saturday August 11, 100 ae. It mixes prophecy with scattered social opinions, noting war talk, political chatter, and admonitions about idle minds. It suggests caution about borrowing trouble while urging prudent conduct.
A detailed review of the Jorkenville municipal electric plant finances covers income from commercial ventures and public lighting, budget allocations, and bond interest payments. It outlines expenses, depreciation questions, and projected annual funding needs to support plant expansion and pensioned debt service.
A damaged passage reflects on past territorial acquisitions and treaty limits, warning against challenges to lawful authority. It notes a presidential candidate’s stance on national sovereignty and resistance to attacks on the United States, suggesting the stakes are high for the nation and its people.
From Gunton's Magazine the Thoieeratic platform calls for an immediate declaration of independence for the Philippines, claiming the Democrat party's stance distorts constitutional principles and would alienate allies as the United States already governs the islands.
A fragmented OCR note describes a routine related to pipes and food in a kitchen setting. It mentions a follower and a weekly schedule with unclear names and places. The legible elements imply a domestic or workshop scene with incomplete instructions and misspelled terms.
The listing highlights a $20 three piece bedroom set. It emphasizes eye catching design and inviting construction and finish. It claims these suites are better in every way than any competing offer at the price.
The Scranton Tribune launches a grand Educational Contest open to Northeastern Pennsylvania residents. Top performers win full tuition scholarships plus board for four to three years, plus ten per cent of subscription revenue. Every participant earns a share, inquiries to Editor of the Educational Contest, Scranton Tribune, Scranton, Pa.
A fragment lists multiple offerings including four year Wyoming Seminary scholarship with tuition and board, Keystone Academy two year scholarship, piano instruction with stool and car, Scranton Conservatory course, Columbia Bicycle model on display, Scranton Bielhes College commercial course, business shorthand program, Tele-Photo cycle camera on display, and watches exhibited at local商onyms.
The contest rewards the most purita points for new Scranton Tribune subscribers. Points convert to subscriptions: one month .501 six months 240 one year 1200. Top scorers choose rewards, others get remaining items, and non-winners receive 10 percent of money turned in. All subs prepaid, new subs only, renewals not counted, no transfers after credit. Subscriptions and payment due at The Tribune office within the week of securing them. blanks available at The Tribune office or by mail. Contest ends Saturday at 8:00 PM September 20, Iga.
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