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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1896
Page
4
The Tribune reports it will publish full election returns in its next edition, continuing its tradition regardless of results. The note emphasizes thorough coverage and timely results for readers awaiting outcomes.
The editorial advocates Ripple for mayor, praises Republican administration, warns against private malice, and argues fiscal prudence with bond cancelations and planned debt. It urges voters to back Ripple and Williams for treasurer, citing integrity and progress in public finances.
The notice discusses MGA for clerk hires and incidentals across provinces with budgets tied to population figures and urges voters to back Daniel Williams to ensure an honest administration of the city’s finances as Canadians migrate southward seeking better conditions.
The measure H. R. 4066 targets printed matter moved from regular second class to a higher rate class, affecting sample copies unsold returns and extra numbers. Critics say it burdens publishers and readers of magazines and newspapers, threatening low priced literature and wide distribution of knowledge.
Congress weighs two main postal savings bills that would expand savings options through stamps, cards, and post offices with varied deposit limits, interest, and bond options. The discussion stresses incentives for youth, competing figures, and potential town leadership debates in Scranton.
The final campaign argument ends tomorrow at the polls as citizens cast ballots to choose between Ezra H. Ripple and James G. Bailey for Scranton mayor. The verdict will mean more than party success or personal triumph.
A Times-Herald portrait defends Senator Quayle as a shrewd, resourceful leader trusted by friends. It highlights his devotion to public questions, literary interests, and generous nature, noting his modest life and constant library time.
Ajaccus the Tribunes astrologer notes a child born today will be unfazed by urban bustle in a dusty road scene. Voters are urged to cast ballots on principle for good government as Democratic enthusiasm fluctuates with the cold.
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