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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1902
Page
7
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Fragmentary notice from Scranton outlines Judge Mennypacker's first appointment to a corps, with speculation of consequences. The text hints at public interest and rumored fireworks as spring approaches, though many phrases are garbled.
Testimony before the strike commission argues that distrust between workers and company supervisors underpins mine disputes. Advocates call for higher foremen pay, broader qualifications, and an independent intelligence service to reveal conditions underground. Public view shifts toward fair wages and fewer favoritism abuses as negotiations proceed.
A 19th or early 20th century plea condemns long night shifts forcing young girls into slaverylike work. It argues employers and parents must be barred from such practices and urges swift, broad enforcement of protective labor laws to safeguard the community’s children.
The writer notes repeated union boycotts and coercion, citing Scranton AFL conventions, Dayton plant protests, and compulsory fines for riders. He argues leaders rarely enforce reforms or discipline against misconduct, urging frank justification of such tactics. The piece ends by suggesting Navy fears tied to Dewey’s timing about ships.
The text argues that American doubts about Germany’s good faith over Venezuela echo Germany’s earlier doubts about the United States during the Cuban intervention. It asserts no underlying anti German prejudice in the U S and urges closer ties, noting Britain’s unease with its partner as Haiti’s troubles loom.
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