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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1896
Page
7
The senate passes the Lodge Immigration bill 52 to 10 and includes an exception for Cuban immigrants fleeing the rebellion, a humane provision the public endorses. The item notes the press in Scranton appears in the December 19 1894 issue.
The Hazleton Sentinel argues Wanamaker supporters mainly seek to capture the state organization for personal gain. It warns lobbyists and city-contract men aim to ride Wanamaker to power, risking reform and Republican vitality if the organization is captured or corrupted. The piece questions Philadelphia Press claims on Lackawanna Wanamaker support.
The public hears of the steel rail pool uniting major mills to curb output and sustain a $28 a ton price. Experts note pension subsidies mask idleness as some mills seek better terms next year, while several favored plants ponder independent bids threatening the pool’s future. The Lackawanna Steel Company stands strong and ready to weather trade shocks, regardless of pool survival or rail prices.
The outlook for a busy new year in the local steel trade appears bright despite varied forecasts. Early appointments of Governor elect Black of New York suggest he will deal fairly with all factions and think independently as governor.
The article discusses a December Philadelphia convocation to harmonize court rules across Pennsylvania. It supports a state board of examiners for admission to the bar, enabling practice in any county, and argues uniformity would improve efficiency, fairness, and the legal profession. It notes current disparities in county courts and predicts reforms at the upcoming convention. It ends by dismissing Rev Parkhurst’s critique of Joseph H. Choate as US senator.
In a December Hypnotic Magazine, editor Sydney Flower backs Professor Coles of Kingston against public hypnotism shows, arguing entertainments are vulgar and should be barred. He warns audience ignorance harms free will perception, yet acknowledges public demonstrations may prove hypnotism’s higher side and warns to curb charlatans. Walter Wellman cites Senator Quay’s planned retirement and Hastings as potential successor. essay touches on diplomacy and international views of American standing.
The Chap-Book will enlarge on January 15 to a full literary review aiming to become the supreme court of American letters. The editorial note praises honesty and ability and hopes for a strong future in American letters. Senator West’s opposition delays Secretary of the Interior David R. Francis’s confirmation though fitness is not in question. Joseph Choate’s challenge to Platt for Hill’s Senate seat earns respect for his resolve, and many Americans would welcome Charles Emory Smith as ambassador to Great Britain.
Judge McPherson spent ten months formulating the Scranton Gas and Water opinion as Samuel Dickson argued for the Lehigh Coal and Navigation co in a sweeping claim that the river water belonged to the company Keilper and Price decorate Hillside Home interiors and entertained patients with songs at a Wednesday concert Secretary Atherton quips with Bullard over honey profits in a partisan jab Wilkes Barre investors eyed for Scranton plant as Dr F C Johnson visits to discuss Luzerne politics and senatorial alignments in Harrisburg
The Times-Herald notes Mr Hanna serving as advance agent for the incoming administration, a detail reflecting early planning and personnel appointments. The report highlights the role as part of the transition, with emphasis on organizational preparation.
A conversation about the Republican program features Mr Reed recalling Mr Hanna’s visit to represent President elect McKinley. The speaker quips that McKinley may be the advance agent of prosperity but has only brought a sample case so far.
The Philadelphia Press notes the ten day malgaree will be met with the heartfelt good wishes of millions of patriotic Americans for a successful and prosperous term of office.
Summary of daily forecasts with zodiacal notes and weather. It lists December dates including Sundays through Christmas, signaling stormy and unsettled conditions on several days and advisories for children born that day. The text blends astrological guidance with practical directions such as travel and social behavior.
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