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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1900

Page

5

Widespread Support for Judge Kelly Amid Judicial Vacancy

The article lauds Hon. John P. Kelly as an exceptional judicial candidate, noting broad bar backing across parties and the public’s trust in his legal acumen. It discusses Democratic nomination debates, minority representation on the common pleas bench, and the governor’s decision on a Democratic nominee amid political contention.

Reepublican John PL. Kelly Alan Kelly Deni Democratic Party Common Pleas

Lancaster school board investigates examinations and overtaxing practices

A Lancaster school board committee examined alleged overtaxing of examinations and found many schools overburdened. The report calls for changes in promotion exams, grading based on monthly averages, reduced testing in lower grades, and standardized procedures by teachers and the city superintendent to improve instruction and hygiene.

Lancaster Lancaster Publc George Forrest Parila Tome Ers

Overhauling Public Education and Local Industry Growth

The piece argues against coercive reform in public instruction and defends teacher discretion. It highlights New Castle, Pennsylvania’s rapid growth from a few thousand residents to over 25,000 and a surge in tinplate mills from none ten years ago to fifty active plants, boosting wealth. The author urges Scranton to heed these lessons.

Ely New Castle

Museum role in expanding US foreign trade aid bill

Philadelphia Commercial Museum reports sending over 19 000 trade condition reports and more than 20 000 letters to manufacturers while exports hit a record over 325 000 000. It seeks free inquiries and Congress considers 200 000 in aid to expand data on foreign merchandise and trade conditions to boost American industry and markets abroad.

Philadelphia Philap Congress Bingham

State to Pres erve Northwestern Pennsylvanian forests

The Harrisburg authorities approve purchase of timber lands by state forester Roth youk for reservation after appraisal by the forestry board marking a practical start to state forestry in Pennsylvania. The federal division of forestry announces plans to develop working plans for western national forest reserves and to assist private owners with profitable forest management. Plans will start in the Black Hills area of South Dakota and then extend to other reserves while experts may examine and guide forest planting and sales to avoid depletion.

Campuigr Harrisburg Rothyouk State Forestry Board Pennsylvania New York State Washington Division of Forestry United States Department of Agriculture Department of the Interior Agricultural Department Addy Black Hille South Dakota

Political chatter across Cuba and U S politics

The article surveys public sentiment in Cuba amid fraud prosecutions at Havana customs and weighs American responses. It references Lemuel Quigg, Roosevelt, Gompers, Goebel, Watterson, and the Goebel case, noting editorial lines and political tensions.

Philadelphia's Commercial Museum Guides International Trade

The Philadelphia Commercial Museum aids merchants entering foreign markets by detailing market needs and offers across raw products and manufactured goods. It showcases country samples, provides test data and monographic collections, and offers full market reports, trade bureau insights, and extensive reference libraries to support American manufacturers and exporters.

Philadelphia Commercial Museum Commercial Museum Mereum Eample Bureau of Information United States Mexico Chambers of Commerce

Museum reports on foreign commerce network and growth

The article describes a bureau collecting merchant data worldwide through banks agencies chambers of commerce and agents. It notes 0,0% US and 20.0% foreign firms connected, funded by city appropriations and manufacturing fees, with six acres donated for a new building complex.

Chambers of Com.meres Pelehboring Howser United States Oien Philadelphia

Vice Presidential Selection Favored by Republican Locals

Towanda Reporter Journal reprints a Scranton Tribune suggestion endorsing a Republican candidate for vice president. The piece praises Mr. Smith for ability, experience, character, and strong Americanism. It argues his nomination would ease Pennsylvania factionalism and yield national party unity.

Lemuel Quigg Platt New York Roosevelt Lemuel Scranton Tribune Republican Party Pennsylivania Smith Dleman Penneslvania Tas Commonwealth

Eldest Stork F Exchance member and varied notices

The notice catalog names William Alexander Smith as the oldest living member of the New York Stork F Exchance and mentions General Longetreet’s seventy ninth birthday. It notes T. M. Indson’s research on female suffrage in Colorado and Mrs. Susan Eleanor Andrews claiming descent from Robert Burns. Other items reference Senator Hoarsnecktle, Garfield’s presidential history, Italian aristocracy bear exhibition by the prince of Molfetta, the author Reginald d’Iherville’s Canadian title, Lt. Ward Cheney’s Philippine wounds, and a published obituary life paragraph drafted by an editor.

New York Stork F Exchance William Alexander Smith Ish Longetreet Teja Isiitit T. M. Indson Philadelphia Colorado Susan Eleanor Andrews Nevada City Nev Robert Burns Elizabeth Burns Robert Senator Hoarsnecktle Senate Italy Molfetta William Dean Howells Reginald d'Iherville Haron de Longuell Quebec Vahd Louis XIV Canadas Queen Victoria Ward Cheney Connecticut Philippines Yale College Hartford Courant

Gobeene HN Get Your On Out In Odd Warning

A garbled message recalls a teacher who defied local institutes and warned against scribbles and noisy talks. After school a girl vanished, leaving fear and warning to schoolmarm to watch her p s and q s and not to speak of the gobene.

the Tribune Folkeep Che Trinl

Woman's club actions stir city concerns on poultry and suffrage

The Woman's Realm notes activism by the club on water and milk safety, schoolroom ventilation, and a poultry crusade targeting Scranton and Wilkes Barre supply practices. It also jokes about Carrie Chapman Catt’s name and potential leadership as suffrage gains loom.

Woman's Club Scranton Wilkeshire

Railroad Men Get Ready for Inspection

We offer a full line of watches likely to pass inspection and guarantee. Buy from an old reliable house that stays in business. Not an agent who opens a shop briefly and then leaves. Our pledge is as good as gold with prices as low as any.

Peace-Loving Woman

A brief clipping notes Amelia facing two creditors the grocer and the butcher unable to pay both she takes funds and spends at a downtown location. The item frames the woman as peace-loving despite the theft and highlights limited funds driving the decision.

Amelia Indianapolis Journal

Linens Offered at Old Prices Highlighted by Shop

An advertisement notes a stock of table linens bought early to secure old prices. Emphasizes that dry goods advances affect households and that the supplier offers premium linens from celebrated makes to attract housekeepers.

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