Scranton Tribune Bushe Daily Publication Notice
The Scranton Tribune announces publication terms in a brief offer noting daily issues except Sunday and a monthly rate set by Tribune Publishing Company.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1900
Page
7
The Scranton Tribune announces publication terms in a brief offer noting daily issues except Sunday and a monthly rate set by Tribune Publishing Company.
The item notes urgency over pro-Loer sentiment and movements regarding the Kinks areable to all we out of the lion's tall, with action urged on this side of the water.
A local editorial urges mayoral action to curb prostitution and vice in Scranton era streets, likening it to cleanup of slot machines and calling for police enforcement. It defends constitutional rights while warning against overreach in colonial governance and comments on Philippine affairs. Philadelphia prepares for Republican convention week.
The article argues for strict application of public health law to prevent contagion, asserting that caregivers must seek medical knowledge and act to stop disease spread even amid religious objections. It emphasizes that protecting the community's health outweighs individual beliefs and calls for lawful enforcement when evidence exists.
Senator Depew rebuts Littlefield’s warning on human rights in Puerto Rico dependencies. He argues the constitution binds Congress beyond states and that prohibitions apply wherever US jurisdiction extends, countering fears of unilateral congressional sway over new territories.
The article discusses British strategies in the Orange Free State and the siege of Pretoria. It reflects on Cronje's resistance, Roberts's potential trap, and the moral debate over reprisals. It notes Lord Roberts' and Transvaal leaders' resolve, calls for peace overtures, and critiques democracy movement tactics led by Democratic Chairman Jones and Mr. Gryun.
The Tribune Astrologer warns that a truthful age reveal can mislead a young woman and cautions readers about vanity and pride. It reflects on social signals, public opinion, and moral advice with a mix of aphorisms and local imagery.
The speech argues for imperial expansion as a constitutional project, praising Cromwell Lincoln and U S growth. It asserts US sovereignty over new territories, rejects tyranny claims, and envisions self government and markets in the Philippines, Cuba, and Pacific regions to sustain prosperity and liberty.
A poetic fragment titled The Child's Heart attributed to Arthur Austin-Jackson appears in the Goeaker. It likens a child's heart to a tower bird and spring, expressing wonder and hopeful emotion.
The piece cites women’s Lent observances as intense and costly, with prayers and fasts shaping household life. It argues men rarely fast and notes women bear much penitence while attending services and resisting demoralizing theater. It mentions reactions to Sapho and urban censorship attitudes in Scranton.
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Finley’s Foulard Silks and Challies announces a spring line of New Foulards. The collection features colors for summer garments including blues greys heliotropes fawns and more in Natural Foulard and Liberty Satin finishes from top manufacturers for 1900.
Our Charlies are notably handsome and our assortment now exceeds prior seasons. Scarcity in finer grades means the best selection will disappear soon, so early buyers secure the top choices. See our exhibit this week.
Teachers and superintendents are offered inexpensive, substantial picture study aids. Beautiful new reproductions present two distinct subjects, with prices described as very reasonable and an assortment that is complete for classroom use.
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