Scranton Tribune Announces Mayor Candidates Inquiry
The Scranton Tribune invites nominees for mayor to print opinions on municipal affairs. February 15 is the due date for responses, with acknowledgment that residents have a right to know.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1899
Page
4
The Scranton Tribune invites nominees for mayor to print opinions on municipal affairs. February 15 is the due date for responses, with acknowledgment that residents have a right to know.
The Tribune reiterates its Republican alignment and editorial backing for the party’s mayoral slate, noting past loyalties and the belief that the party ticket serves national interests. It warns against perceived shifts or delays in acknowledging the election’s importance and cites past stances on Wilkes-Barre and Scranton races.
A reflective piece honors the Thirteenth Regiment volunteers for their duty and endurance under hardship. It contemplates their return to Scranton and the broader impact on the region, noting the era’s epochal moment and the loyalty of those who served.
The article argues that German ambassador Lopimail Chacaliier denies hostility toward the United States on the Orient and stresses the intention of German officials to refrain from meddling. It portrays a friendship between Germany and America, praising German immigrants as loyal, industrious, and law-abiding contributors to American society and civilization.
The article discusses Germanys stance amid American expectations of neutrality and the potential fallout of alienating U S sympathy. It weighs the prudence of friendly neutrality, German conduct toward Americans, and the broader political risk of provoking hostility while preserving commerce and sentiment.
The piece debates a Pennsylvania Senate minority stance against a bill limiting district attorney peremptory challenges. It argues the bill may tilt justice and recalls past tensions around defense rights, urging careful consideration of due process and public perception in jury selection reforms.
Ajacchus the Tribune Astrologer casts for Thursday February 2. prediction notes prophecy, memory, and spring imagery. The piece muses on poems, gardens, and songs as seasons shift, with whimsical lines about frogs and twilight.
The report describes Lieutenant Wilcox and Cadet Sargent leading a two man expedition from Manila into the Nueva Segovia and Isabela provinces. They detail rough river crossings, dense jungles, hostile terrain, and encounters with local natives and Spanish officials, noting primitive living, timber resources, and limited local roads.
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