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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1902
Page
4
The issue prints community notes inviting signed letters on current topics and explains editorial rights. It also defines flat advertising rates including price per inch for text inserts and notices such as cards of thanks and condolence resolutions within a one year period.
State, Governor W Pennypacker, Lieutenant Governor W M Brown, Internal Affairs Isaac 3b, County Senier de Tam Connell. Judge A A Vosbur Sones ners Eola Courier Mor RIs, John Penman, Mine tasnectatecD Lewelyn M Evans, David I Williams, Legislative First District Josh Oliver Second District John Scheue it, Jr. Third District Edward James Fourth District P A Philbin. Election day, Nov. 4. The announcement that the immense corn crop will make cheaper beef will no doubt set magnates to figuring as to the best manner in which corn can be cornered.
The article argues public opinion may pressure coal rail operators to compromise with striking miners but New York reports show operators united in their stance. It cites Abrams Hewitt and defends the right to work, noting no arbitration can resolve the dispute and predicting Klondike gold shipments will sustain steamship profits for years.
In Mahonyah township Schuylkill county the school board dismissed six female teachers because their brothers or fathers continued to work at mines. The action bars candidates related to non union workers and follows the mine strike amid public denouncement of the injustice and calls for accountability.
The Department of Public Instruction in Harrisburg argues public schools, largely funded by state money, must not be prostituted to feed hate. The writer calls the state to act, suggesting the superintendent address the issue decisively after military outcomes are settled, likening it to a ball game.
An Albany Journal report says German industrialists at Dusseldorf are forming an association to curb imports and promote German goods. The document calls on manufacturers merchants officials and workers to advocate buying German, warning that foreign goods drain millions in import value from the U S and promising wealth kept at home.
Ainslee's magazine expands, pricing at 16 cents, competing with Smart Set. September World's Work features Corre spondence study, and Leslie's previews Ralph Connor Glengarry sketches. The September issue highlights beef trust analysis, Stevenson's country, and new fiction by Louise Betts Edwards.
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