Tributes and Condolences Notice From Display Paper
A brief reader notice rendering thanks and condolence cards in the Tribune style. The item encourages support via written tributes and charitable acknowledgments as part of a local memorial gesture.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1902
Page
5
A brief reader notice rendering thanks and condolence cards in the Tribune style. The item encourages support via written tributes and charitable acknowledgments as part of a local memorial gesture.
Scranton notes December events as The Tribune columns hint that Wine Christiais will enter the field this week. The brief item updates readers on upcoming activity and local coverage.
A columnist argues against a distinct labor party for city recorder, saying honesty and fairness in enforcing laws and policy creation require no class-based politics. He urges conservatives in primaries to nominate competent, nonpartisan candidates and warns labor movements lose unity when politicized. The piece cites Roosevelt’s call for merit over class and notes past labor party fragmentation.
The passage suggests Attorney General Knox will give a major address aided by President Baer and Proven in a political setting. It hints at efforts to expel members over National Guard membership and predicts legal action will reshape influence, with a claim of rising intelligence from the group.
Walter Wellman predicts a February session of Parliament to push a land bill that forces Irish landlords to sell under government underwriting. The goal is to end landlordism, shift to conservative agrarian policy, and ease the Irish question. He cites Sussex and Gresham signals and notes cabal pressures from the Gerry society to harass Cuban-bound children.
I N Ford reports Nottingham's growth from six to about eighteen square miles with slums replaced, sewers, markets, water, gas, lights, and a trolley system. Over five years 720000 dollars funded surplus. municipal services lowered costs, expanded trolley lines, and boosted wages. Public libraries, a museum, archives, a college, and technical school flourish. missteps exist but no major corruption noted.
A fragmented editorial critiques Quay and Gollay positions in Senate amid U S Philippines Cuba and Manila tensions. It questions urgency for territories and notes opposition within Republican ranks and the White House. Mentions Dewey and Monro Doctrine implications and campaign dynamics in New York.
A fragmentary poem evokes a vast sea and endless quiet shoreless horizons. The speaker contemplates fear and peace, drift into memory, and hints at a boundless immensity where present life sinks into oblivion.
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