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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1899
Page
7
January 7 1899 Scranton voters prepare to use Crawford county system to nominate a mayoral candidate. The notice hints at civic interest and public apathy amid sparse details and fragmented phrases mentioning early campaign features and local politics.
The article defends the Tuesday caucus as regular and chair called, cites 160 of 164 Republicans present supporting regularity, and argues long standing party custom upholds majority rule against dissenters. It asserts Senator Quay’s influence and suggests some dissenters may still seek future political roles.
The document argues for American intervention as a fiduciary duty to uplift the Philippines. It defends resisting natives against conquest, warns of consequences for continued rebellion, and emphasizes conciliation before force. It cites moral obligations and aligns with a benevolent empire narrative.
An editorial critique asserts Asiatic forces threaten civilization and asks for a firm, enlightened approach to self government in Tlallo and Mindanao. It cites a police report noting 1805 fines totaling 82,078.50 paid to Mayor Bailey, while city treasurer records show no receipt or appropriation, calling for accountability and reform.
The Inquirer weighs a shift from fifteen regiments of twelve skeleton companies to twelve regiments of twelve companies with 7 to 9 enlisted per company, arguing it would save costs and improve efficiency. It cites historical precedents and urges a national guard reorganization toward a regularized force with federal standards and shared funding.
In a statement the governor aims to broaden antisubstance measures with new outreach and enforcement plans. The move targets agencies and communities to curb drug misuse and support prevention efforts nationwide.
The piece reports on reactions to extending women's suffrage with current experiments in Connecticut and Massachusetts, noting skepticism about broad support. It cites Mrs Scott's Albany testimony and a New York correspondent's view that Roosevelt erred in backing the policy. It frames the national mood as divided and unsettled.
The piece critiques women's suffrage timing and warns against ridicule of Tesla's theories while noting public caution about new inventions. It mentions Minnesota politicians Cushman Davin and Carl Schurz, praise for Roosevelt's bravery awards, and questions surrounding expansionist policy and opinions of David Mill.
Horoscope for Saturday January 7 predicts a child born today will notice change and a very pleasant occupation for the hopeful. City ordinances influence daily actions while public opinion and family dynamics shape events. Grover is noted for free expression.
The report urges sweeping reforms for trusts and financial institutions in Pennsylvania. It calls for charter approvals by the bank commissioner, mandatory home office disclosure for foreign firms, strict ownership and reserve rules, and reorganizing trust powers. It notes the number of examinations during Colonel Oilkewmi's term and department expenses under Governor Firstings.
Spetial Correspondence notes revived market interest as tariff conditions favor certain Sylental products. Treasury data show U S imports into Cuba rising over a decade from Spain and the United States, with Spain dominating four fifths of the total and heavy duty biases benefiting British goods.
To clear holiday stock we have divided all Fancy Silks into four assortments. Assortment 1 and 2 hold items from 1.00 to 4.00. Assortment 3 features silks from 1.50 to 2.00. A few choice brocades and short lengths 2 to 6 yards were 2.50 to 3.50. Closing at
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