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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1900
Page
4
A fragment from The Scranton Tribune presents Republican nominations and state officials. Names include President McKinley Theodore Roosevelt supporters, Auditor General candidates, Treasurer, and various district representatives. A note cites Senator Stewart's warning to Mr. Tirgan amid party discussion.
Senor Cisneros arrives in Washington to urge President McKinley to summon a Cuban constitutional convention within thirty days with equal provincial representation and expanded suffrage favoring insurgents. He opposes U S intercession in Cuba’s framing and warns annexation risks and shifts in independence timelines. He also contrasts Cuban and Philippine paths, urging sovereignty and caution toward foreign involvement.
A fragment discusses dangerous Malay figures and jealousy leading to violence. It mentions Don Carlos, Mr. Bryan, and a plan for a whipping port. The text notes agitation over harsh punishment for wife beaters and child abusers and urges sentimental figures to protest perceived threats to justice.
In Colorado Springs Alexander R. Smith outlines how American ships could cut freight costs, boost exports, and stabilize markets for farmers by building a robust U S merchant marine. He argues subsidies and policy shifts would keep money at home and reduce reliance on British shipping.
The piece argues that directing 250 to 500 million dollars into American shipbuilding would create widespread employment, from farmers to merchants and professionals, keeping money at home rather than paying foreign interests. It endorses Republican protectionist policy and cites General Gordon as an example of steady leadership amid controversy.
The text argues the Democratic claim about a 10 to 1 plank being hidden aims to sway populist voters. It notes distrust of deception across voter classes and cites rising cattle values and milk demand amid workingman concerns. It also mentions the Cotton Crop Treaty trial and warns Bryan may issue new predictions.
Local shop advertises the largest and most complete line of office supplies in the region. Emphasizes visiting cards and monogram stationery and offers a trial for new customers.
The Scranton Tribune launches an Educational Contest offering scholarships covering full tuition and board for the top ten performers. The two leading scholars receive four and three years of board and tuition. Participants earning subscribers also receive ten percent of the money they bring in. Inquiries to Editor of the Educational Contest Scranton Tribune Scranton Pa.
A chaotic listing details rewards including scholarships and exhibits. Items include a 68 piano, a Columbia-Bievele 1940 model, Scranton Conservatory courses, and watches on display at several local shops. A 10 percent commission is promised if contestants fail to win any reward.
The contest rewards the most points earned by bringing in new subscribers. Points are awarded for months and years of subscriptions. advance payment required. renewals by existing subscribers do not count. Subscriptions and cash must be delivered at the Springfield office by mail or in person. deadline is Saturday evening September.
Fragmentary account describes chronic night sweats and poor appetite improving after trying a remedy. The speaker claims significant digestive and wellbeing improvements over several months, noting regular meals and strengthened health. The text lacks clear dates, names, or verifiable details.
Finley’s offers a wide line of plaid and stripe back suitings in rain wear golf wear and bicycle skirts. New cat cheviots in oxford light grey blue brown and cream cheviot appeal for sea side and mountain wear. Foulards wash silks and fine French Charlies are closing out at less than cost.
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