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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1897
Page
4
Minister de Tome praises Spain for generosity to Cuba and mentions Gomes duty to raise the Jin sit. The text appears as fragmented remarks with unclear context and misread names.
A careful comparison of the original arbitration treaty with senate committee amendments argues the ratification preserves the pact’s purpose. The key changes push for ballot chosen umpire by England and America’s top courts and limit disputes to bona fide differences, while warning against rapid ratification and opportunistic twists.
The piece argues school matinees are beneficial yet school authorities may object to pupil truancy. It cites compulsory attendance laws and truant officers while urging milder remedies over forceful measures to curb children missing class for theater.
The Spanish member of Havana City Council cites Rev. Russell H. Conwell for President Cleveland's notable consideration for Spain, noting the reasoning as interesting at least.
The piece argues for Manna’s Senate appointment as a deserved choice and notes the presidency’s influence on state politics. It condemns factional maneuvering by party rivals while urging harmony under Governor Taft and Senator Worker, praising Porter’s exceptional health as a key asset for McKinley’s staff.
A Havana dispatch in the New York Herald reports Cuban authorities arrested Mrs Rodriguez and four other Puerto Princesa women, confining them in a pest house with squalid conditions. Consul General Lee sought relief. the women were moved under guard to Nuevitas and Huayans, amid claims the arrests aimed to terrify rebels.
The text argues for state and bank accountability on interest payments, urges investigation into deposits and funds, and endorses immediate aid to Armenian relief via Brown Brothers & Co. It references Prussia horse import rules, Spain's Cuba reform stance, and contends reform should begin at home.
City discussion on adding sewers to the South Side cites real estate gains and improved sanitation. Local residents like Marti Lavelle advocate modern infrastructure, while businessmen such as Dave Woods praise area activity and investment.
The interim report outlines the number of men physically able to perform military duty in the United States. It notes the U S population exceeds other nations and compares male availability to combatant roles with figures cited for Russia and other regions. It discusses combatants, noncombatants, and naval service in the national pool of potential soldiers.
Ajacchus the Tribune Astrologer forecasts a lively spring season with sharp-eyed compliments and cautionary notes. The column jokes about audience vanity, remedies for symptoms, and a call to start spring fever medicine for those with backward energies.
Report reviews ongoing legislative contests in Reading and Morrisburg over a Senate president pro tem selection, a state prison system overhaul, and budgetary controls. It notes rivalries among Senators Wilton Kennedy and Chairman Quay allies, plus looming conferences on discipline, costs, and gubernatorial succession.
The piece discusses audits and approvals for county treasuries including fees for constables jurors and clerks, proposes an executive board in each county to streamline billing and licensing duties, and mentions a gubernatorial debate over moving the state capital to Philadelphia or Harrisburg. It notes concerns about cost and efficiency and cites physician opinions on a new diphtheria treatment.
In a New York Tribune dialogue, Strong Securities head dinks-Tohnson seeks a free loan of £0 from an unnamed lender. The group weighs security options, suggesting a chain and padlock, handcuffs, and a bow as sufficient restraints.
Inventory sale offers English porcelain dinner sets in 100 piece bundles for 9.48 and 112 piece sets for 11.48. Also closing out Haviland dining fruit plates priced from 3.73 to 3.07 per dozen. See these goods in our show windows.
New York Testane records testimony on diphtheria remedy efficacy with antitoxin reducing death rates. Hospital data show fewer fatalities after antitoxin introduction, though some doubts remain about nonfatal outcomes and repeatability across cases and hospitals.
The notice urges keeping the child yen warm and avoiding cold floors and rooms while selling hentera at self set prices. It emphasizes preserving space for the children despite the effort to wind down stock.
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