Scranton Tribune Classified Rates and Advertising Policy
The Scranton Tribune lists day rates for display and reading positions with per inch charges and discounts for various space, including specific terms for horse and political ads, and outlines charges for classi fied advertising. It notes editors Livy and Tichand with business manager Bysnee and mentions a flat advertising rate structure and rates for acknowledgments and condolence notices.
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Trusts and public reaction noted in page ten dispatch
A Scranton December page notes criticism of the president's message. Lord Rothschild fears public disclosure of trust profits could provoke envy. The London banker suggests full publicity would act as a check on trust expropriation and restraint.
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Scranton Committee Credited After Street Car Strike Effort
The members of the Merchants Committee failed in their bid to peacefully settle the street car strike yet are praised for public service. The city owes them gratitude as their sacrifice and patience reflect the civic spirit needed for Scranton’s growth and prosperity. The DIS will pursue its search in Congress with speed, while moderate progress is favored.
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The New Trolley Ordinances And Public Needs
The city faces street railway proposals as affirmed by ordinance lists in Thariisburg. Proponents claim public need with private profit, while opponents warn of overreach and exclusive rights. Councils must weigh promised service gains against amid calls for industrial growth and local sentiment.
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Willie
Thariisburg
Street Railway Corporation
Wege
Scranton Railway Company
Steps Yet to Be Taken by the Labor Movement
A historical reflection on how organized labor must evolve to include prudent, informed leadership within unions. The piece notes past strikes driven by hot headed rhetoric and calls for members to assert thoughtful judgment in deliberations to avoid costly, disruptive actions and public harm.
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Debating Labor Movements and Union Rights in Harrisburg Paper
The piece discusses unions and corporate form, arguing for representation based on efficiency and legality. It calls for violence-free labor action, voluntary participation, and self-interest backed by orderly reform. It notes the Harrisburg Independent’s influential stance and hints at broader political implications.
Captain Andrews and his voyage overshadowed by tragedy
The article reflects on Captain Andrews a daring, stubborn voyager who undertook a perilous Athin tle voyage with his young wife. It notes his lack of seafaring skill, his bold temperament, and the suspicions that they perished at sea, leaving questions about their fate and the dangers of long expeditions.
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Unstable Rally Contractor Faces Political Pressure and Criticism
A prominent rally contractor from Wis was drawn into a controversy over runway work and safety. A tense hearing followed debates on his handling of a project, with dissent from colleagues and party figures suggesting efforts to undermine him.
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Udine
Jade Manor
Turbulent Church Scene and Senate Clash Report
Fragmentary 19th century style narrative describes church ceremonies with members joining and singing while a political debate unfolds in the senate. Senator Ingalle faces opposition as a pay bill for employes triggers sharp attacks. The scene shifts to a tense church event amid legislative twists and pointed rhetoric.
Immigration Report for 1907 Shows European Arrivals Lead
The commissioner’s summary details immigration for the year, noting Europeans dominate arrivals with Germany Russia and Italy centers. American and Asiatic totals fall. It cites Chinese arrivals nearly double past levels and highlights education, labor, and social concerns shaping policy and enforcement.
Adequate Guarantee Prompted by Connell Victory
The Olyphant Record notes Congressian Connell enters office with broad public confidence and promises to work for the best interests of his constituents across party lines. The paper asserts that his record already shows sufficient effort to justify voter trust.
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