Scranton Prosperity Hinted By Anthracite Coal Hope
Most of us would prefer to see the Stooke plumes of prosperity in Scranton created by anthracite coal alone.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1900
Page
4
Political clash over free coinage and Bryan's appeal
The piece argues the Republican stance will confront Democratic aims on free silver and the Kansas City platform. It cites party split dynamics, mentions McKinley and Bryan, discusses Senate and gubernatorial implications, and analyzes likely shifts in support and votes across states.
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Tribune
McKinse
Nevetance
Tiryan
Republican Party
McTinney
Kansas City
Chicago
the Times
Grosvenor
Bryan
Philippines
Porto Rico
Ciizen
Mary A. Hil
Manel
Utah
Muguilia
Delaware
Petaylvania
Elylty Ain
Sthatan
McKinley
Baker
Caffrey
Curler
Cuther
Ethel
Frye
Dalliver
Moor
Windy
Mobridge
McMillan
Nelson
Kewell
Sioup
Thirton
Warren
Wetmore
Wilecott
Allison
Dowhie
Falebooks
Wat Wrean
Keaneas
Caffery
Loulglatia
Footer
Montana
Chaniller
New Hampshire
Biking
West Virginia
Linday
Kenturky
Aueerang
Rioup
Indiana
Thurston
Nebrowkeas
Bow
Doboe
Kentucky
Fairbanks
Tidinia
Honbrough
Soren Dakota
Masin
Dlineis
Pritchard
North Carolina
Sinven
Oregon
Wellington
Speech on Currency Basis and Political Strategy
The text argues against shifting the monetary standard and warns Republicans to rally around the current gold standard. It depicts opposition plans to win votes by appealing to free silver and criticizes Populists for risking calamity. It references Lincoln era precedents and urges caution in changing the financial basis.
Roosevelt Weighs Vice Presidency In Modern Politics
The article discusses Theodore Roosevelt’s views on strengthening the vice presidency to better align with the president’s views and party leadership. It notes Roosevelts past stance, cites Hobart as a model, and argues reforms could empower the vice president to consult on major questions and possibly join the cabinet. It adds context on Roosevelts stature and Pekin heroism.
Jury Calls Tightened Poisons Law On Minors In Pa
A Philadelphia jury recommends statewide action to curb sale of poisons and skudanum to youths under 18. It notes rising deaths by self poisoning among children and criticizes laxity in enforcing age restrictions. The piece warns of dangerous trends and urges legislative change.
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Philadelphia
Coroners Jury
State of
Pennsylvania
Poison and peril with a tainted moral
A column condemns easy access to poisons at drug stores and the risk of self harm. It cites a five year old buying laudanum to kill herself, notes a hero who saved a drowning girl, and mentions a Mayville woman suing a saloon for damages after her husband drowned following liquor.
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Altoona
Mayville
Women of Victoria Protest Against Suffrage Bill
A group of 16 000 women in Victoria North 8 West petition against the woman’s suffrage bill. The piece notes some women fear voting while others seek active oversight of state affairs.
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Victoria
Politics Notes Rebut Republican Campaign Document Claim
A Roches ter Democrat and Chinoniele defend the monthly national reports as accurate reflections of US economic health under Republican rule. They cite exports imports and a strong currency as proof of prosperity and political advantage for McKinley. Other items discuss tariff politics and public opinion including remarks on Hanna and Butler.
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New York Jornal
Treaewy Doredau
Anitintion
Rochester Democrat
Chinoniele
Nayotal
United States
England
Atatla Teal
Republican Candidate Draws Support Across Illinois and Indiana
The piece notes mill and banking voters shifting to the Democrats while pledging Republican backing for McKinley. It cites G Van Noorkeke of Carlyle IL voting for McKinley, Deveridge focusing on imperialism, and Beurner defecting from Bevan. It adds Speaker Henderson expects coast states to back McKinley by large margins amid expansionist sentiment.
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Henderson
Title by Purchase and Sovereignty in US History
The piece argues that sovereignty over a people is not ownership but governance and that the United States acquired titles to lands and peoples by purchase without consent in multiple historical cases. It asserts that the Philippines’ sovereignty mirrors past territorial acquisitions, and that such titles were and are considered lawful without universal consent.
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Mark Blanna
Manne
Mr. Hanns
The
Washington Post
Ind
Dryan
Canasa
Brxan
Promised Land
Tararl
Bryan
Tiocas Jefferton
Louidiana
trans-Misimippi
Paris
United States
Philippines
Political Home Thrusts and Platform Critiques
The piece discusses Mayor Van Wyck and his alleged ice trust dividends of four dollars a year. It cites party divisions over the Kansas City platform and Bryan’s influence, arguing the plank’s rot taints the whole structure and condemning the Democratic stance.
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van Wyck
Ice
Bie
Dis
Kansas City
Extraordinary Contest at The Tribune Scholarship Drive
The Scranton Tribune appeals to ambitious young people to join an Educational Contest offering ten scholarships and additional rewards. Top winners receive full tuition and board for four and three years. all participants earning subscribers gain ten percent of money from those subscriptions.
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the Tribune
Pennsylvania
The
Tribune
Scranton Tribune
Scranton
Special Rewards and Scholarships Offerings in Wyoming and Scranton
A jumble of available scholarships, courses, and exhibitions across Wyoming and Scranton is outlined. Items include a Wyoming seminary scholarship, Keystone Academy funding, a Mann/Manor course, and multiple exhibitions at local venues. Contenders failing to win any reward would receive ten percent of their totals.
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Meare
Thutt and
Meard
Keystone Aceing
Sears
Chainiew
Conrad Brothers
Scranton
Busines College
Bus Bene Echimpff
Lacka- Wana
Office Supplies Ad Promotes Cards and Monogram Stationery
A northeastern Pennsylvania retailer advertises a wide range of office supplies and emphasizes a specialty in visiting cards and monogram stationery. The copy claims to carry the largest and most complete line and invites customers to visit for a trial.
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Pennsylvania
Interview Tricks and Politics in the Empire State
A Philadelphia Post recollects how Senator Platt trusted a New York newspaper reporter to craft a two column interview about the Brooklyn fight. The reporter turned in a favorable piece after a busy day and an accommodating hotel corridor encounter. The tale highlights political maneuvering and media influence in New York.
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United States
Revulor Thomas Collier Mart
New York
Hoe
Empire State
Platt
Hie Beet
Wiatt
Lower Broadway
Brooklyn
Ft. Grond Hy
Piatt
Milladelphis Saturday Post
Pennsylvania Boy Heroic Marine Faces Wound at Tientsin
From the New York Sun, Capt. Smedley T. Hotter USMC is praised as a remarkable 19 year old Marine officer. He served in three waves during the Spanish War, led the marine guard on the Newark, saw action in the Philippines, and was wounded at Tientsin near a turret. The piece notes his rapid promotions and potential to become commandant of the U S Marine Corps.
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Smedley T. Hotter
Marine Guard
Newark
Philippines
Mtohe
Taku
Tientsin
Navy
Teigadler
United States Marine Corps
Unscrambling Tribune Subscription Rewards Rules
Contest rules describe prizes for Scemee and other contestants based on points from new subscribers. Prizes include one month, three months, six months, and one year subscriptions. Top scorer chooses from special offers. second place receives a separate reward. All payments must be in advance and subscriptions must be handed to the Tribune office within the week. The contest closes on a Saturday evening in September.
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Tribu
Finley’s Announces Fall Fabrics And Closeouts
The store highlights a complete line of plaid and stripe back suitings suitable for rainy days, golf, or bicycle skirts in greys, tans, blues, and blacks. New ceviots and cremes cheviot are in demand for seaside and mountain wear. Remaining foulards and wash silks are being closed out below cost with a still decent assortment available.
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