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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1902
Page
7
The Tribune details price per inch for classified display ads with tie-in space within a year and mentions condolence notices and similar contributions. It notes a six cent per line rate and invites inquiries for advertising arrangements.
Editorial urges early decision by mine operators and three district mine workers presidents to set terms for a one-year contract. It argues for a peaceable conference to avoid long uncertainty and favors a union worthy of recognizing faithful contract adherence. Evan Morris is recommended for the controllership.
The piece argues against the notion that only youth holds promise and power. It notes that age should not bar contribution, citing a railway company rumored to shed workers after forty five and asserting that capable older men still direct major interests.
A heated discourse weighs age against vigor as Sen. Hoar and Sen. Platt command attention with seasoned eloquence. The piece argues aging does not diminish leadership, citing Quay and Depew, and urges voters to back Evan Morris on Tuesday with early voting advised.
A heard debate on eight hour limits for Bethlehem Steel armor work cites overtime bonuses and government needs. The piece notes politicians push the eight hour idea despite workers not demanding it. Also covers Nebraska graduation threats over Booker T. Washington, war scare anxieties, Prince Henry misperceptions, a dull six day walking race, and fashion protests against women’s hats.
A collage of satirical andOpinion notes on American politics and society. The piece mocks dueling as conflict resolution, comments on Roosevelt, oleomargarine laws, mood in Detroit, German influence, and various public figures. It weaves together concerns about journalism, health regulations, and foreign affairs with a tone of wry irony.
A reader asks about why officials collect taxes and how tax policy affects public services. The letter questions whether higher taxes punish the poor, whether all funds go to waste, and why payment seems unavoidable. The writer hints at systemic issues and seeks clarity on government budgeting.
The United States remains the top exporting nation according to Treasury data for the calendar year. Exports show the United States leading world totals, with the UK and Germany following and the UK export figure adjusted by misclassified party status. The report notes that apparent UK exports are understated due to shipper classifications and country groupings.
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