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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1901
Page
4
Publisher Daite announces advertising terms for The Scranton Tribune. It outlines foreign agency use, space pricing, display and reading positions, and a 5 cent charge for condolence notices.
A garbled OCR fragment reports stray phrases about editors, plates, and columns. It mentions times, headlines, and columns with scattered proper nouns and numbers, but no coherent event or clear persons.
Report notes Speaker Henderson presiding as Republicans press for tariff reform and reciprocity while a committee reports on dam measures. References to discussions on ship subsidies and presidential influence outline a tense parliamentary session amid party divisions.
The report from Heaton shows binders kept for ten months and notes fifty five children converted in an area of the city. Foreign missionary work is described as direst in its effects, with Miss Susan W Uiderwood leading the kindergarten effort and details from supporters in Wilkes.
The text recalls William McKinley’s Buffalo address on reciprocity. He notes the U.S. has grown in production and product variety, creating a need to expand markets. He emphasizes a broad and enlightened policy as essential to address this need.
Fragmentary extract outlines government actions on property within an export regime. Mentions committees, hearings, and claims processing tied to public works and private interests. References complex legal terms and process steps without clear events or dates.
The article discusses the Cuban presidential race and potential candidates, focusing on General Mingse and Senator Nines. It analyzes the impact of a Cuban independence experiment on U.S. diplomacy, noting concerns about stability, diplomacy, and self-control by leaders.
Operations in Cuba, the Philippines, and China have given the American marine the chance to distinguish himself among the fore most fighters of the world. Not many years ago the training and prowess would have seemed unlikely.
A distorted OCR fragment describes political intrigue and alleged misconduct involving Croker and New York Democrats. It mentions gold brick controversy, deportment of figures like Devlin and Devid Hil, and claims tied to factional maneuvers within party leadership amid a broader national context.
A garbled wartime report outlines political and military figures including General Mareleon and The Colonel Putianete, detailing colonial governance, troop actions, and the political tone of occupation. The piece references treaties, provincial orders, and reactions of local populations to central authority and intervention.
A fragmented report recounts Markers and associates selling Christmas trees in New York, with unusual rituals and local house feuds surrounding the business. It notes costs, prices, and allegations of extravagance as the trade continues amid community tensions and competing sellers.
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