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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1902
Page
4
The Tribune notes letters to the editor must be signed with the writer’s real name and are subject to editorial revision before publication. It also outlines advertising rates and classifications for notices and cards of thanks.
The report notes that the public dissatisfaction with the Low administration in New York signals the ticket is moving wrong.
Dr James Bayles argues continual gas mains leakage drives fires and losses in New York. He cites the Windsor Hotel blaze as典 evidence and notes 12 to 20 percent of distributed gas escapes detection yet remains explosive. The article endorses his timely paper and urges further investigation.
The text notes President Roosevelt considering reappointing Bowers as collector of the port of San Diego amid Republican opposition citing past remarks. It argues for a government controlled cable to handle essential wartime communications immune to manipulation by enemies or financial interests.
A column argues Republicans must turnout to prevent Democrats from taking city and county offices by default. It defends Evan Morris as honest and capable for city controller and warns against deserting the party, urging early voting and neighbor mobilization.
American sympathizers for home rule view Ireland's question as crucial to England's near future. The piece notes a turning point in British politics where Bruges and war fears previously unified conservatives, but missteps and pride led to a setback, with Lord Rosebery's firm stance cited as a key factor.
Fragmentary verses reflect on aging and memory as a poem moves through wistful lines about youth, esteem, and the faded glow of public applause. Strong imagery recalls a stage, the world’s gaze, and the ache of time.
Discounted blue and white enameled steel ware features Berlin kettles and various milk pans and coffee pots. Prices drop from 60c to 39c for 3 quart kettles. milk pans and tea pots listed with reduced in-store values. Large kitchen stoves and other woodenware items advertise low sale prices.
Maddock and Son offer a 56 piece hand decorated Ten Set at regular $6.50 and annual sale price. A 100 piece version is priced at regular $13.50 in the sale. Also featured are glass tumblers and glass fruit bowls with reduced sale prices. All the news of this sale can't be told but what we print is good news.
A catalog of enameled steel ware items listing rice boilers sauce pots preserving kettles coffee pots tea pots and lids with capacities from 3 pints to 10 quarts. Prices show dramatic markdowns from figures like 68c 79c 39c and 89c to sale prices such as 5c 3c and 25c across items including pans kettles colanders and measures.
A fragmentary tribute recalls Galusha Grow and the Thirty seventh Congress as a pivotal era in which figures such as Daniel Webster and Thaddeus Stevens shaped policy. It highlights Grow’s role as speaker and the era’s shifting political alignments amid debates over the Homestead Act and leadership changes.
Ad proclaims all day product for men and women sizes 4 to S at $1.25. Claims the shoes are better than money in the purse and will cure ailments, suggesting health benefits and savings on medical costs.
An aged public figure returns to public life after a long layoff. The piece reflects on his memories of earlier events and his plans to record what he recalls of that era. The narrative notes his age around seventy eight and his hope to document the past before memory fades.
Sixtiovevnior Upham of Wikkotsin read his own obituary after enlisting as a boy at Haine and serving at Bull Run. He survived the war, married his sweetheart, and later returned to Washington to seek reentry into service with Lincoln’s aid. Upham was later stationed at West Point and remained devoted to his country in a long life of public service.
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