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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1902
Page
7
A fragment from Scranton hints at discussions on strike settlements out of court. The piece notes public demand for a lasting agreement to prevent future strikes and expresses concern that the public may view the current efforts as insufficient.
The writer cites Dr Riot and President Mitchell arguing labor may not set any price for its labor without considering effects on others. They warn that individual initiative and liberty may be eroded by boycott and intimidation, and question how Roosevelt's commission will view this doctrine amid militia reorganization legislation before Congress.
The piece argues against South American exploitation by major powers and defends the Monroe Doctrine as a restraint on intervention. It calls for disciplined conduct by nations in the Americas, warning that recent Venezuelan actions and outside impositions threaten republican equality and regional stability.
The fragment discusses Latin American satire and U S Venezuela policy with references to Castro and Anglo German angles. It notes a lack of Detalles and criticizes the commission and Judge Smith for delaying action while urging prudent restraint.
The piece notes rumors of patronage fights and policy splits as Pennsylvania Republicans plan to press for ballot reform and a stalled adjournment. Samuel W. Pennypacker’s stance on reform and the Lodge bill to reorganize the consular service are highlighted as pivotal prospects for the new administration.
Local commentary hints Governor-elect Penny Pack er may consider Major Noverett Warren for attorney general. Advocates cite his professional ability moral courage and party loyalty. Critics note regional drawbacks but concede the office demands a worthy nominee amid broader political tensions. The text also recalls the Just Chiraguu hotel tragedy highlighting fire safety concerns.
In one night Eagle City Oklahoma transformed from stubble fields to a 2000 population village with a municipal government and multiple businesses. A quarterly hotel, seven saloons, four restaurants, and gambling dens emerge as drawing drew buyers for lots selling at 25 to 1000 dollars. Lottery drew site choices then live bidding fluctuated, merchants already began, and drawing continues with hopes of 4000 residents by week’s end.
Fragmentary report details Bailey of Texas, Penfield, and federal state secretary actions over charter removal and statements about Pentield. It notes political pressure, potential retraction, and implications for the administration amid tense debate in the era.
Fragmentary note suggests growing anti imperialist feeling among speakers. Mentions Senor Sucanta Welvaimes and phrases like dear public. Text appears garbled and may reflect opinion or commentary rather than a formal report.
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