Tribune Welcomes Signed Letters After Editorial Review
The Tribune prints short letters on current topics only if signed with the writer’s real name. All contributions are subject to editorial revision before publication.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1901
Page
4
The Tribune prints short letters on current topics only if signed with the writer’s real name. All contributions are subject to editorial revision before publication.
Fragmentary text discusses potential Treasury leadership with reference to Charles G. Dawes and others. Mentions Comptroller of the Currency and questions about who would best head the Treasury.
A fragmented nineteenth century style reflection discusses Christmas as a tested test of character. It contrasts automatic piety with humane action and calls for spending less on self while aiding others, linking true Christmas to self denial and communal care.
The article lauds the Scranton police for long hours and dedication during recent troubles. It argues many officers deserve medals of honor for courage and faithful service amid harsh criticism and challenging conditions.
A fragmented notice reflects concerns about crime and public safety in Scranton. Officials debate costs of security measures and potential property value impacts while warning about past mischief and the need for responsible leadership.
A New York Tribune letter argues reciprocity with Cuba could aid both nations. It cites Cuba’s need for imports and American exports, noting Cuba's lack of manufacturers and heavy dependence on imports for goods and machinery. The piece discusses potential trade terms and the historical context of earlier accords and proposals under different administrations.
Fragmentary text describes insurgent activity near Colon and tensions involving Argentina and Chile. A warning from Thon appears, with mention of Yom Cooper of Media as a figure in the unfolding dispute.
Disjointed observations note opposition to administration and arrest over postage stamp handling. The text hints at delivery by messenger, tariff concerns, and mentions Marconi and a South American war cloud being largely steam. It reads as a garbled digest of contemporary issues without clear events or dates.
A fragmented 19th century finance and agriculture overview reports rising turkey production and stock market activity. It notes larger cargoes from Oregon to New York, increased coal output projections, a surge in tobacco and cigars, and expanding freight networks. It mentions US and international trade, inflation era prices, and general economic optimism amid historical uncertain times. The piece references figures on turkey weights, coal production, and locomotive orders, with hints of political and industrial currents shaping daily life.
Fragmented text describes a Christmas day scene with blurred names and phrases. It references welcome, world and weightiest words, hints of a ceremony or journey, and scattered garbled names and events. The passage lacks coherent details but preserves a mood of reflection and seasonal imagery.
A cordial year end note expresses gratitude for past courtesies and favors. The author pledges to do better in the coming year and extends wishes of Christmas cheer health and prosperity for 1902 to friends.
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