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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1902
Page
7
The Scranton Tribune prints short unsigned letters when space permits and reserves editorial revision. The paper lists its display and classified ad rates and terms for publication, with pricing by insertion and a rates table for various column widths and ad types.
Ex-Ministry Woodforl denies involvement in any loop business before or during the Spanish War as the Republican city ticket led by Controller Evan Th. Mommmts seeks February 18 election across twelve pages.
A New York drug store advertises a policy of supplying exactly what customers request and denounces substitutes. The piece defends advertising manufacturers and retailers who build quality and honest competition, urging defendants to prove editors rely on standard references like Century.
Representative Licey of TowA introduces a bill in Congress to authorize a federal irrigation experiment. The measure would let the Interior Secretary select up to one million acres across multiple states or territories as an Experimental National Irrigation District. Land would be opened to homesteaders and managed by a national irrigation authority to reclaim land and provide water.
Fragmentary notes discuss a wartime identity controversy linked to Joseph Sibley and Hon. Th. Contemplation of the heated dispute reveals a tendency to recall friendly Castillans who yielded with little resistance. The text reflects old political argument and social rifts.
An Americanism example details the special Pullman train for Prince Henry as guest of the U.S. government. It describes the Olympic private car plus composite parlor, baggage, sleeping and dining cars, crew, and luxury fittings, including private baths, ivory inlays, vermilion interiors, and extensive staff.
The statement by PF Thurber president of Stiles Export association before the Ways and Means Committee discusses the tariff on Cuban products. He urges broad access for American goods to Cuba, cites his experience with the United States Bayport Association, and stresses the goal of widening markets and reducing obstacles for trade with Cuba.
The Interstate Commerce Commission notes wage stability across railroads with a 40 percent rise since 1890 and outlines varied hours for train crews. Evidence from railway brotherhoods and managers shows overtime and eight to ten hour day proposals aimed at balancing costs, safety, and health for workers nationwide.
The piece argues that money bribes are unknown in Congress and that direct open bribery is unheard of. It contends lobbyists and legislative attorneys influence legislation through advisory roles, not bribes, and notes a decline in public notions of corruption and drunkenness in Washington.
Ajacchus the Tribune astrologer offers a daily forecast noting that personal choices affect opportunities and political events. It cautions that evil suggestions attract attention, while eloquence influences thought and behavior.
A lengthy, period voice discusses the Civil War’s end and reconciliation, noting sectional perspectives on emancipation. It cites leaders and veterans, praising unity and arguing slavery’s abolition as central to national healing while acknowledging lingering Southern attitudes.
Eye catching footwear promises style and value as every pair of our gentleman’s shoes, originally $5, are now offered at $4 to appeal to economy minded buyers.
A limited assortment remains with no dominant grade. The seller slashes prices this week to clear the entire lot of blankets and comforts.
Catalog lists blankets at 95c 1.50 2.50 3.75 4.88 6.50 with special notes on extra size all wool shrunk 4.88 and 6.50 items.
Silk Covered Down Quilts offered with price marks from 95 cents to 3 dollars. Quality items reduced to clear stock with sale tags showing $9.75 for select pieces. Store emphasizes quick turnover with marked down pricing.
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