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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1900
Page
4
The Tribune prints short letters on current topics when signed by the writer’s real name. Vreeland, agent for foreign advertising in Scranton, Pa, notes post office and editorial revision policy for contributions.
There is no authority for the assertion that Congressman Connell has endorsed any candidate for appointment to the existing judicial vacancy in this county. The prerogative of endorsement belongs to the Lackawanna county bar.
The report states the defense rested without an offer of testimony and the public and prosecuting attorney debated the outcome. It notes no immediate conviction appears likely and questions whether a verdict of murder in the first degree could be supported by the indictment.
The piece condemns the Goebel law that gave the Democratic party power over elections and recalls Taylor's election contested by a partisan legislature. It cites a warning from Dr. Dehoe about preventing the legislature from meeting and urges restoring constitutional process. The editor asserts revolution is unacceptable and calls for a clear, lawful resolution, including infrastructure like a viaduct on the avenue near railway tracks.
The treaty talks between Secretary Hay and Sir Julian Phelps fore foresees Britain abandoning parts of the Clayton Bulwer pact and granting the United States a guaranteed right to build operate and control an inter oceanic canal. It also includes neutrality guarantees to the canal and a pledge not to fortify the approaches.
The article weighs US rights over a transoceanic canal, arguing for protection of its ships, possible toll privileges for American commerce, and a strong navy to deter aggression. It notes Senate scrutiny of a secretary of state convention and ends with a remark on Joseph Chamberlain’s courage.
The article notes Governor Roosevelt has removed his name from consideration for the vice presidency and plans to run again for governor. It praises Pennsylvania's Charles Emory Smith as a strong cabinet ally and potential vice presidential nominee, while urging Republican unity for elections and upcoming Philadelphia convention. It also mentions Kentucky Republican party reflections and a February 20 school board election in a related note.
Senator Beveridge argues for nationwide American fraternity linking farmers, manufacturers, bankers, and workers. He warns division harms prosperity and urges unity, mutual support, and a shared stake in national wealth, noting banks serve depositors and producers alike. He envisions world opportunity through united enterprise.
A reliable house offers a full line of watches with a lasting guarantee as good as gold. Avoid short term agents who vanish. this company pledges to stay and provide dependable service with competitive pricing.
Under ordinary circumstances this announcement would suffice to interest every housekeeper, but recent advances in dry goods and linens rising, coupled with stock bought at old prices, make it more compelling. Our table linens remain premium, featuring celebrated makes.
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