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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1901
Page
7
The Sehley case is closed while the Thahtianee factions vow to keep Hooopen Wall viewers hopeful, with plans underway for future actions. Community leaders and local groups express cautious optimism about ongoing projects and related community efforts.
The article discusses proposed amendments to extend street railway power and authorize public subsidies. It notes the president’s stance, local opposition, and the potential impact on property values and public welfare. The piece mentions Scranton’s transit history and forecasts a shift toward new, better equipment and service.
Fragmentary wire copy notes weather atmosphere, wireless signals, and potential disturbances. Readable items suggest discussions of atmospheric conditions affecting radio transmission and possible electrical activity. No firm outcomes or dates available.
Readings from two letters push the issue of municipal control of water supply. One writer argues for public ownership citing reliability and lower waste, while the other urges caution, balancing private management with public welfare. A third voice notes historical trends toward municipal control and warns against rapid state capitalism.
Aul Morton vice president and general manager of the Santa Fe railroad discusses three possible paths for the railroad business near Titipepo in coming years. He cites pooling agreements, forced contracts by roadgroups, or government ownership as possible outcomes.
The Tribune astrologer Ajacchus forecasts a Saturday horoscope noting personal growth, social dynamics, and cautious decisions. It offers advice on timing, temper, and relationships with a whimsical tone and period diction.
An essay examines imperial governance, colonial development, and the spread of material improvements. It discusses roads, railways, irrigation, telegraphs, education, and press as tools to civilize, modernize, and integrate colonies while detailing administrative structures and economic aims.
All novelty dress patterns and plaids offered at about half price. Lot 1 includes 36 inch all wool dress flannel 29c, camel’s hair plaids, wool whipcord. Lot 2 features 34 inch zebaline, camel’s hair plaids, 8 inch all wool tourist suitings, 38 inch silk and wool plaids, 58 inch Scotch mixtures, 58 inch all wool checks. Lot 3 presents 40 inch umbrella poplin, 44 inch pebble bengaline, 46 inch two toned armores, 54 inch camel’s hair stripes, 54 inch plaid cheviots.
A long excerpt appears to discuss literary and social themes with references to portraits of humanity, conversations, and observations of behavior. It mentions photographers, quotes on judgment, and scenes of public life, including a judge, Roosevelt, and Dooley, framed as a reflective, critical collage of cultural attitudes.
The text describes large sums and claims linked to the Philippines including figures like 5,000,000 and 4,000,000 in a discussion of assets and monetary values. It references individuals such as Senator Atkinson and others, mentioning efforts to build basins and infrastructure projects with significant costs and long term financial commitments.
The notice urges shoppers to visit for Christmas gift deals, promising savings on popular items and last minute selections as the season tightens. Local retailers highlight limited stock and in store specials to attract customers seeking timely gifts.
A local advertisement lists footwear gifts from slippers to boots priced between 50 cents and five dollars, highlighting affordable options for practical stockings.
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