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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1895
Page
4
The Tribune defends its claim as the only Republican daily in Luckawan ke county amid debates over editorial neutrality and political labeling. The sentence questions whether the convention justifies such designation and explores potential bias in local press.
The Tribune reports a stenographic hearing of charges against Lieutenant Davis and Patrolman Brock by Dr. Charles E. Robinson. Witnesses argued Davis and Brock supplied information about illicit places and gave impressions that raids would not occur, with remarks deemed innocuous by some. If tonight’s testimony remains weak, the mayor may dismiss the charges. Democratic papers move toward party discussion.
A report claims the British government will reject arbitration on the Venezuela British Guiana dispute. If true, the president could seek congressional guidance to demand proper response and possibly act to defend the Monroe Doctrine, including warnings of reprisals if British actions intrude on Venezuelan soil.
The commentary argues that ships and cruisers may operate against English merchantmen, influencing Lord Salisbury toward conciliation. It notes Russian threats in the orient could arise amid Anglo-American conflict and suggests Britain may dismiss the Monroe doctrine as valid only before U.S. elections.
The Times reviews last night's mayoral inquiry and suggests the Tribune reported Guernsey accurately, while urging fair stenographic records. It quotes Henry Clews urging vigorous action and notes belief a do-something congress is needed in the nation’s emergency. It argues the Fifty fourth congress may not sit idle despite a Democrat president.
Washington signals no immediate relief for the treasury deficit. The piece argues that partisan delays would erode public confidence and prolong national strain, urging concrete action and accountability from Republican leaders in Congress. It notes 1894 1895 election rebukes and warns inactivity risks a Republican president next year. An aside laments another Spanish victory in Havana telegraph offices.
In Harrisburg next month a state editorial association meeting will hear the committee report on a new libel law. Key aims include confining libel suits to the county of publication, banning punitive damages, requiring malice for criminal libel, and mandating publisher notice with a right of correction to block criminal action.
The text critiques a proposed libel law to curb sensationalism and contingent fees for lawyers and calls out political missteps by officials. It mocks the English and American figures mentioned, questions campaign funds, and suggests arbitration as an alternative to conflict, noting shifting opinions of leaders like Salisbury Hill and Cleveland.
Washington report notes Senator Quay acts as conciliator among rival Republicans including Le... men and Dalgel as he lines up delegates for the national convention. Maine and Iowa push presidential candidates while Speaker Reed faces Maine’s seniority and calls for party reform. Democratic hopes rise in parts of Massachusetts as Nebraskan GOP backs McKinley. The Times backs Miner for Luzerne delegate as party realignments unfold.
The Tribune recounts Schlatter in the fall of 2 his call to heal the sick. He faced arrest in Hot Springs Ark as a barefooted lunatic, was jailed five months, then tried in a kangaroo court and fined. He endured lashes, healed many prisoners, and traveled toward San Francisco healing along his way across deserts and deserts toward Albuquerque and beyond. He fasted forty days at Albuquerque and continued healing two to five thousand people daily, with few instant cures but many gradual improvements.
Collections of editorials comment on political figures from the era. The Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph urges kindness toward Senator Cameron, arguing a calmer stance would prevent provocations. Other papers question Reed’s popularity and critique third-term talk, with brief notes on roads and naval power.
The readable fragment suggests a stronger fiction than previously prepared. Mentions a hypothetical case, implying potential changes or actions if such a situation occurs.
The piece argues that the Democratic Party must unify around a clear national program or die as a force in national politics. It urges a shift from attacking corporations to forming a broad, conservative middle-ground that can govern for another generation.
The column presents a lighthearted zodiac and reader letters format with humorous predictions. It includes Aries insights for Henry H of Scranton, a marital hint for Mary of Carbondale, and a cautionary note about temper for Hilly C of Scranton, all framed with playful slang and fictional examples.
In a breezy frontier style aside the veteran Broncho Bill explains his slight indisposition was caused by a rope break during performance. The Chicago Record notes the rodeo stunt was not a serious setback.
The statement asserts this season's display will exceed all past exhibitions and suggests an early inspection will benefit careful buyers. It emphasizes the value of an early look to secure advantageous positions or deals.
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