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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1901
Page
4
Unclear fragment discusses Fo ycott s and Cand blacklisting war actions, contrasting positions and potential avoidance of aggression. No concrete dates, entities, or events readable for precise reporting.
The piece argues Roosevelt can maneuver Congress with decisive stances on nominations and constitutional tests. It suggests Republicans and Democrats will test his limits, but expect him to prevail as senators learn hard lessons from history and fear confrontation with the president.
The report critiques Croker backed Democratic tactics as bossism and party realignment on tariffs and free silver while criticizing leadership decisions. It also highlights Captain Ahern’s forestry study in the Philippines noting vast timber potential and the need for enforced forest regulations and sustainable logging practices.
A political discussion advocates subsidizing telegraph and telephone transmission for long distance messaging between New York and Chicago. It envisions cheap ten cent government supported rapid delivery, reducing delays between mail and telegraphy with a broader post office role and private company cooperation.
The article discusses forestry limits, timber shortages, and government use of wood for barracks and public works. It notes federal efforts to expand forest resources, critiques about access, and contrasts with proposed forestry supervision systems. It mentions Native property impacts and references policy debates and related political figures.
A fragmentary report recalls Franklin D Roosevelt at a football game where cheers and political allusions mixed with the crowd’s excitement. The piece mentions Theodore Roosevelt, Mrs Toose, and a crowd reacting as scores were announced amid a patriotic mood.
A sale offering easy worn shoes for home and street at prices from 25 cents to 5 dollars. The promotion emphasizes practicality and benefits for both giver and recipient.
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