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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1900
Page
4
A degraded text notes that letters and public notices will be edited. It mentions a requirement that three items must be amended and that all contributions are subject to editorial revision by the editor.
A fragmented obituary style list names President Roosevelt and a chorus of officials including growl, Hardenbergh, Lewis, Sturges, and Reynolds. The text presents an array of roles from auditor to treasurer and health to jorors, with a closing quip attributing a quote to William Connell about judgment.
The Hazleton convention stresses cautious leadership from President Mitchell and the union, hoping a ten day negotiation window avoids a general strike. Public influence is urged to prevent calamity as Bryan’s rhetoric looms and questions remain about the miners’ resolve versus operators’ burden.
The community mourns Rev. D. J. Sif whose death ends a life of broad learning and service. Described as a brilliant intellect and gentle advisor, he united philosophy, science, and art with a refined faith and deep humanity. His passing comes as a loss to both women and men who valued his companionship and guidance.
The 10th New York volunteers at Owego heard General Tenno and Catlin condemn critics who undermine war effort. The address called out supporters of Fill ey and Copperheads, arguing treason for aiding enemies. It warned that if Captain Catlin falls in the Philippines, the burden falls on those who urged it.
The piece argues that some Bryan supporters undermine U S flag and rebel efforts in the Philippines while urging Democrats to resist the flag hauling program. It notes past wars and party split dynamics and appeals to patriotism beyond partisanship, mentioning General Lawton and the Pekin legation incident.
A densely packed report covers Senator Cushman Davis’s remarks at a Hamilton Club banquet in Chicago and his critique of Bryan’s platform. He argues for maintaining sovereignty over the Philippines, warns against tariffs and militarism, and defends Republican prosperity, while noting urban growth factors and labor tensions shaping census figures.
The piece argues for reelection of Provident McKinley, noting historic presidents elected twice, party unity in the Republican ranks, and Democratic strategy to sway November voters. It cites past defections and current factional divides, contrasting with a unified Republican stance.
The fragment discusses social ranks and taxation in Hamburg with dog weight affecting tax, notes on foreign officers attached to the German army, and observations from an interior China gossip context. It includes curious archaic statistics on human activity, rainfall, and mythical age.
The Scranton Tribune announces an Educational Contest to boost circulation. Ten top performers win full tuition scholarships with board paid for four and three years, plus ten percent commission on subscriptions they raise. Inquiries to Editor of the Educational Contest Scranton Tribune Scranton Pa.
A list of prizes is offered with items such as a gold and solid gold watches, a piano with stool and scarf, a bicycle, a man’s solid silver watch, and courses in piano translation and shorthand. Each contestant who fails to win a reward receives ten percent of all money turned in.
The Scranton Tribune announces a subscription contest with points earned for new subscribers. Prizes are awarded by rank with the top scorer choosing first from rewards. renewals do not count and all payments must be in advance. Subscriptions must be on official blanks and submitted at a Tribune office during the week of securing papers. The contest closes Saturday evening September 20.
Finleys offers a new fall fabric line featuring Cheviots Camel hair Pebble Cheviots Vieunas Whipcords Armures and more in black. Includes Broadcloth Venetians Plaid and Stripe Back Cheviots in various colors and prices.
Rainette introduces a new shrinkproof cloth line offers colors including Silver Oxford Grey Brown and Blue. The Guaranteed Black Taffeta ranges from 19 to 27 inches wide at prices lower than ever for the season.
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