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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1894
Page
4
City Growth and Bridge Contracts Spark Council Delays
The article cites a rising population of 102 000 in 1994 and notes weak turnout by council members delaying contracts for two new bridges. It calls out missing attendance and urges constituents to seek explanations, highlighting tension between council factions and infrastructure plans.
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Susrase
Metropolia
Penne
Iyanla
Niagara
United States
Comemon
Common Council
Christmas Cheer and Liberty in a Broadening Faith
The holiday season is celebrated with an emphasis on liberty and tolerance in Christian unity. Christmas is seen as a universal joy marking the Christian era, while bigotry fades and tolerance grows. Thanksgiving is for family, but Christmas unites all mankind in faith and hope, with politics noted but not replacing seasonal joy.
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America
Politics without knavery. a call for honest public service
The piece argues that political success does not require duplicity or manipulation. It praises politicians who keep promises or admit they cannot, rejecting the notion that success demands Machiavellian deceit. It urges new officeholders to avoid dishonesty as they begin public service.
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Ananias
Mephistopheles
Plain Talk on Promises and Integrity in Politics
A plain warning against deception and broken promises in American politics. The author urges forethought before pledges and keeping them, warns that false shrewdness harms public life, and emphasizes integrity over manipulation. Mentions policing, Gotham, Lesow committee, and the Pennsylvania Railroad in Scranton.
Scranton Trade Hopes For Banner Year And Revival
The article predicts Scranton will see continued growth as industries seek better sites here, urging a grand revival of local business energy in 1345. It notes Scranton’s natural resources as strong appeal for outside firms and urges citizens to promote the city’s name and opportunities. It also recalls 1900 politics with mentions of the St Louis Globe Democrat’s candidate and Governor Pattison’s tenure.
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Burl
Scranton
Alte
Pattison
Grover Cleveland
Contested Industrial Appointments Stir State Politics
The piece critiques Captain Delaney amid a reshuffle favoring public buildings over a promised factory inspectorship. It accuses Allegheny and Philadelphia interests of manipulating promotions, warns the state-at-large may gain influence, and notes City Treasurer McCreary backs the Wilbur railroad management against reform efforts.
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John C. Delaney
General Hastings
Philadelphia
Allegheny
McCreary
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Wilburs
Wilbur
Cooperation urged to restore Lehigh Valley system
Commentary argues for burying personal feuds to jointly revive the Lehigh Valley system to its former status as a well equipped money earner. It frames Japan's victories over China as a demonstration of mental superiority over matter.
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Lehigh Valley
Japan
China
Corporations Face Tax Burden Debate and Inequality
A historical discussion argues that corporations and individuals pay uneven taxes, with corporate property undervalued by boroughs and cities. The piece warns unequal local levies fuel discontent and could spark broader reform, urging honest taxation by business leaders.
Political Points and Appointments Across Pennsylvania
The Titteton Gazette notes contested appointments in Harrisburg with mentions of George M. Spanogle and Justice James R. Mhret seeking posts. It reports Dr W B Parcells running for Democratic caucus nomination for speaker and discussion of cabinet-wide patronage. Various names, regional offices, and political maneuvering across Altoona, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh are cited, with commentary on presidential prospects and libel-law changes in New York.
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James RK. Mhret
West Sittston
Tom Stewart
Morrison
Cilko
Cilkeson
Bila
W. B. Parcells
Milin
Frionida
Cauoys
Howe
Warcells
Burrons
London
Pottstown
Harriaburg
New York Court of Appeals
Court of Appeala
Creditable Christmas Number From Scranton Tribune
A Scranton Tribune Christmas issue is praised for its creditable content and fair treatment of advertisers. The paper is lauded for its metropolitan qualities and strong staff contributions under EB Kingsbury, with favorable notes on editors and managers and a promise of more to come from tomorrow’s issue.
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Scranton Nowa
Geranton
W. W. Davis
Epen
W. W. Youngs
Livy
Richard
Mr. Leeds
William. Williots
New York
EB. O P. Kingsboury
Tribune
Su Coy
Northwastern
Portnaylvania
Gilmore's Aromatic Wine Promises Health for Women
An advertisement touts Gilmore's Aromatic Wine as a tonic for ladies and those weakened or run down. It claims to restore flesh, boost digestion, enrich blood, and bring lasting strength, urging mothers to use it for daughters. Sold by Matthews Bros., Scranton.
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Gilmore
Matthews Bros
Scranton
Tables and cabinets of guaranteed quality onyx and brass
A display of tables and cabinets featuring brass and onyx elements touted as guaranteed quality. The collection highlights durable finishes and refined design suitable for formal settings and high-end interiors.
Combination garment for house and street wear
A well made combination garment described as suitable for both house and street wear crafted from English Flanneleite. The item emphasizes versatility and quality in fabric and construction.
Holiday Department Opens On Second Floor
Special holiday department for toys games books and other Christmas novelties on the second floor with extended evening hours through Christmas season.
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