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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1899
Page
4
The Scranton Tribune, published daily by Tribune Publishing, lists its New York and Scranton offices and notes it is a second class matter at the Scranton Post Office. It explains that letters must be signed with real names and proposed revisions must be submitted to the editor, aiming for a first class presentation.
The piece weighs civilization's progress against ongoing wars and global strife, arguing public opinion tilts toward reasoned tribunals and humane policy. It praises Secretary Root's steadiness, prognosticates on vice presidency, comments on trusts and Chinese investments, and warns about public health and education amid epidemics.
The piece notes antagonism within New York Republicans toward Meditary Woo for vice president. It cites Woodruff's aborted bid aimed at energizing a certain faction and hints at efforts to rally rk sentiment around ex Secretary Cornelius Pllna, whose record is described as not servile to dominant leaders.
New York State records reveal incorporation of the Commercial Travelers and Hotel Men's Anti-Trust League led by Charles T. Spaulding of Buffalo. The group aims to educate members on anti trust arguments, push for strong legislation, and influence party platforms while coordinating petitions and voter action from Maine to Malifounia.
Short letters of interest will appear under this heading when accompanied by the writer’s name. The Tribune disclaims responsibility for opinions expressed.
Joseph Oliver of Scranton invites a thorough investigation into his canvassing tactics versus Horatio Fellows in the Fifteenth Ward select council race. He says he heard from vigilantes that some colored electents attempted to vote while John H. Fellows was in the booth, and he challenges observers to compare records across roles including councilman and board of revision.
Astrolabe Dust at 1201 a m for Monday December 25 1800. A child born this day may not care which color Christmas is. Santa will have his moments tonight and peace may come where the youngest memory is kept. Beware of distractions from enemies overtaking your business. time waits for no one and avoid wasting chances.
An advertising note touts a line of items deemed ideal for early callers. The plain figures imply a straightforward price-based incentive to act quickly.
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