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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1900
Page
4
Notices state letters from friends on current topics are welcome but must include the writer’s real name and are subject to editorial revision before publication. The policy appears in PosteMecent Scranton Ta. imprint indicating Second Class Mall Matter status.
The Republican state committee calls the Republican voters of Pennsylvania to meet in convention at the opera house in Warkshire on April yn at Watwelock oom to nominate candidates for auditor general and congressman at large, select presidential electors, eight delegates and eight alternates at large for the national convention, and conduct other business. Representation follows the 1836 rule: one delegate per two thousand votes for presidential electors, with districts allotted accordingly. By order of the Republican state committee Frank Rowder, chairman. W. OT. Andrews, C. Voorhees, secretaries.
Republican ticket lists C. G. Ferber and Major Fellows for school director posts with two more candidates to be named. voters are urged to support Ferber and Fellows a week from tomorrow.
An editorial reflects on the Molineux murder verdict and jurors doubts amid complex evidence. It argues the outcome reinforces independence of the courts, cautions against wealth influence, and urges internal reform for public morality. It also notes political shifts as Kentucky Republicans resume normal stance after chaos.
The text describes Taylor as representing the electoral will while facing potential unseating, with critics claiming irrelevance before the people. Attempts to push Roosevelt into the vice presidency stall, while Charles Emory Smith gains visibility and public backing amid the shifting political climate.
The piece discusses an Olney bid and the need for two strong parties. It argues Democrats of old school should reclaim leadership, resist demagoguery, and restore public respect. It notes divisions among Democrats and warns against socialistic influences. Returns from Kitchener are mentioned with Buller.
In Cuba free schools were not officially launched until January 1 yet enrollments top 100,000, about 10 percent of the native population, with authorities unable to keep pace. A Havana theater scene shows attitudes toward different flags as Cuba needs public instruction amid domestic strikes due to demagogic agitators endangering city welfare.
The Massachusetts debate centers on whether Senator Hoar should retire or seek re-election next winter. Public policy, not personal loyalty, dominates as Hoar’s stance on the Philippines has drawn heavy scrutiny and reflection on national costs and lives.
The piece questions representative government and the burden of sacrifice amid debates over Hoar’s re election and Aguinaldo policy. It notes Richard Wainwright’s nomination at Annapolis, Columbia University’s new naval architecture courses, and hints that life insurance politics stir Kentucky affairs.
A sprawling, garbled excerpt blends anecdotes and snippets from newspapers and letters. It recounts a person seeking a day off while wrestling with a pupil’s questions about history and politics, interleaved with witty asides about judges and conscience.
Citizens vote on increasing city bonded indebtedness nearly half a million dollars for sewers and a south side West Lackawanna viaduct. Multiple ward contests frame the race, with nominations for school directors and council seats shaping a high stakes, partisan city election.
Minn regrets linger as Hin commits to care and small duties ignored before. The note contrasts remembered faults with a vow to improve amid a murky Washington discourse.
Full line of watches guaranteed to pass inspection offered by a reliable house. Buy from an established dealer who stays in business and stands by a strong guarantee “as good as gold.” Prices competitive with any.
January clearance sold out and now the store announces a spring line of fresh and dainty undergarments. The range covers plain to elaborately trimmed pieces with special numbers and matched wedding sets at tentative prices.
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