Quay Case Voting Takes Center Stage in December
In Schranto on December 18 1800 experts say profits fade when predicting outcomes and emphasize that the voting itself will determine the result in the Quay case.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1899
Page
5
In Schranto on December 18 1800 experts say profits fade when predicting outcomes and emphasize that the voting itself will determine the result in the Quay case.
In a lengthy editorial tone, the piece critiques courtroom delays and the burden on attorneys and jurors, commending Judge Archbald for trying to ease the tempo of proceedings. It questions the motives of attorneys and public officials and weighs the role of public utility versus personal interests.
The piece argues General Leonard Wood’s appointment as Cuban governor reflects U S strategy to install capable leadership for gradual independence. It credits Wood with firm yet courteous rule, native cooperation, and the aim to establish stable government and orderly public life in Cuba.
The article argues that Americans should not push Cuba into independence without a capable autonomous Cuban population. It suggests Cuba must be self-sufficient yet aligned with American interests and calls for a united Cuban voice in seeking guardianship if independence fails. It notes Attorney General Elkin's Washington appearance and his deputy F W Fielts aiding the brief.
The Commonwealth accuses George W Teale of embezzling funds from Mrs Mead while serving as executor. The verdict and its extreme recommendation prompt critique of moral responsibility and trustee duties, urging condemnation of risky investments by a trusted fiduciary.
Discussion of changing exam practices across cities, noting moves toward fewer tests and shorter sessions. Articles describe single day multi subject exams in some districts, informal reviews in others, with committee papers graded by designated examiners and resistance to after hours marking.
The text argues against excessive written exams as a sole measure of pupil progress and criticizes the overburdened school workload. It reflects on teachers' opportunities for engaging outside interests and the need for fresh approaches. It also briefly notes British soldiers, a Philadelphia divorce, and a political cartoon by Root and Hogg.
A New York Sun report notes the London Times warning that the Indian Mutiny era set a painful precedent, while England faces a stunning loss of military prestige after defeats of Buller and others. The piece contrasts public confidence with military criticism, detailing doubts about Britain's modern war efficiency and leadership.
The analysis criticizes British generalship and training from Cen to Tugela, contrasting with Boer efficiency. It argues English officers neglected professional study, relied on bravado, and failed to adapt to modern warfare, predicting reforms and a new cadre of capable officers from the South African conflict.
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