Scranton Tribune Printing Details and Officials
An early 20th century notice lists the Scranton Tribune as mail matter at Scranton Pennsylvania with postmark date February 17, 1809 and identifies city officials including Mayor AMESE MOL and Treasurer THOMAS KR BROOKS along with school directors and other local names. The passage also notes a political opinion about President McKinley and New England pulse sentiment, referencing Senator Hoar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Hoar
McKinley
Scranton Ally Seeks Continued Republican City Leadership
An afternoon organ urges continued Republican control of Scranton city government arguing прошл politics harmed by Democrats. It praises public spending under Republican oversight on sewers parks and city services and condemns Democratic promises as misleading.
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Unterrlfod
Republican Party
Wiedow
Scranton
Democratic Senate Seeks to Delay Enlistment Bill Fight
Reported clashes over extending enlistment terms and authorizing use of regular army trigger a standoff. Democrats oppose passing the bill granting president power to deploy troops, while four Republicans align with expansion supporters. President warns of extra session if bills fail, amid party tension and fears of upheaval.
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Senate
Jamomwaee
Licomicrats
Mesers
Hoar
Hale
Mason
Perkins
Wilk
iInetoad
Dbs
Proton
National House urged to act on Nicaragua canal bill
Advocates in the House press for quick action to bring the Nicaragua canal bill to a vote. They claim a ruling majority can secure special order and emphasize national and international need. Delays could postpone completion by five to six years, hindering commerce and military aims.
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National House of Representatives
Brooklyn
Political Strife and Local Scrutiny in Scranton
The passage argues for swift congressional action to complete the trans valvian waterway project and criticizes local government in Scranton. It warns voters that Republican allegiance may not suit residents who demand crime punishment and orderly, clean governance.
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Citizzens
Boranton
Maigens
Scranton
Wdr
Republicann Rile
Canadian claims threaten Alaska boundary talks
Canadians press for arbitration on the Alaska boundary, risking a breakdown in negotiations with the United States over the 1825 boundary and the Yukon’s Lynn Canal. The article argues for continued US patience and warns against abrupt termination of talks. It notes broader US expansion debates and the political forces shaping policy including economic motives and imperial prospects.
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Great Britain
United
Algekan
Alaska
British Columbia
Russia
England
Canada
Klondike
Skaguay
Dyea
Lynn Canal
Yukon
United States
Gorron
Bam
Busi- Hehe
Expansion as a Party Issue Across Generations
The piece notes public opinion split on expansion after the Spanish American War with anti expansionists mostly older men and expansion advocates clustered among younger to middle aged elites. It argues this reflects a natural law of generational risk tolerance affecting policy progress.
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New England
Middle
Western
United States
Philippines
Spain
Movement For Expansion
The Pros and Cons About Colonies
A New York Sun review of colonial debates outlines the ideological clash over rights to land and resources, benefits to colonized peoples, and the role of native governance. It cites examples from Africa and Greenland, arguing for controlled expansion, development aid, and the preservation of local institutions while noting the pull of new markets and imperial prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
United States
Spain
Turkey
Lyra
Aipet
Amd
Pfannhuun
Denmark
Greenland
Ealand
Fife
Dagolry
Ion Bup
Iene
Uwe
Attica
Tunis
Gaetechfornie
Iss
Enlia- Hhs
Africa
Java
India
Londs
Europe
Congo
Hritith
Mohammeedan College
Omdurman
Frigid Winters Through History Mentioned in Washington Post Note
A Washington Post contributor lists historical cold spells across Europe and the United States. Notable items include thames freezes and Baltic voyages, plus a mix of anecdotes about climate and personal fortune, ending with Dennis Flynn described as a millionaire once more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Thames
Frogen
England
Baltic
Copenhagen
Dansk
Joe
Hagland
Haltic
Europe
Germany
Sweden
Denmark
Adriatic
Hellespont Frogen
Charles the Twelfth
Holstein
Africa
Mediterranean
Mehegru
Feer
Zuyder
Tuat
United States
Dennis T. Flynn
Congress
Okklahgoma
Dennis
Buffalo
Eriefresent
West
Buffalo News
Riverside
Town
Riverside News
Kansas
Major Drum
Texas
Ren Estate
Tan & Newspaper
Oklahoma
Ces
Guthrie
Flynn
Her Majesty's Corset Gains Endorsement by Physicians
A corset named Her Majesty's Corset is praised for fit wear and comfort. It is described as unsurpassed and worn by well dressed women. Physicians and modistes endorse it.
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Che Scranton Tribune
Poaty
New York
Ersten Advertising
Pohanton
Bcranton
Garcia
Cuba
Itaelf
Beveridge
Indiana
Oregon
Horn
Sodom and Gomorrah
Metropolia
Inois
Mr. Cleveland
Cape Colony
Tunia
France
Orient
The
New York Sun
News and Comment
the Clemons
Ferber
O'Malley CO
Lackawonos Avenue
Coldsmiths
G.B
Tion
Goldsmith Bros. & Co
Tink
Builders Hardware
Lackawanna Avenue
Gunster & Forsyth
Penn Avenue
Pennsylvania
Edison
Wernick
Kauffman
Trncks
Wyoming Avenue
Mooser
Washington
Finley
Florence E. Tuttle
Miss Tuttle
Emer Majesty
Wyoming
Dupont’s
Clienica Company
Connell Building
Seranion
Agenulea
THOR
FORD
SMITH
Mulligan
Pitter
Plymoutt
Wilkes-Barre
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