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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1900
Page
5
The Scranton Tribune announces publication of short letters on current topics, but requires real names and editorial revision. It notes Post Office mail matter classification and invites contributors to submit with their names for potential printing.
At the board of control meeting on Monday night the possibility of saving money by using a cheaper fumigation method for infected school buildings was raised. Experts would need to decide if such a plan maintains thoroughness, as the public demands thorough fumigation and is ready to pay for it.
A detailed review of Senator Beveridge's Manila speech sketches his blunt call for American domination in the Philippines, warning against self government and urging extending benevolent despotism. He argues for extermination of armed resistance and stresses a race-based contrast with Orientals, while praising Philippine resources and climate to bolster policy.
Authorities press the boily against those proven guilty as a Cuban aristocrat family member and a State Department official's nephew face a searching trial. The administration’s Jubilee era blind to social or political lines emphasized community protection, a hard lesson for Cuban people to grasp.
The passage discusses Cuba's path to independence or union with a greater republic, stressing shared obligation and guardianship. It notes improved native conduct under Governor General Wool compared to the Brooke era, and Cuban trust in U.S. intentions under Wool as a hopeful sign amid anticipated challenges.
The board of control may have its accounts audited by City Controller Howell to ensure checks on expenditures. The board handles large annual business and demands a liberal, efficient audit. Howell, though a Democrat, is praised for sharp eyesight and clear grit.
Washington dispatch reports Senator Roberts and Indiana critic Landis clash over the word marriage in the Utah polyandry debate. Roberts argues plural marriage violates law and Denver- area constitutional intent, promising to lose his seat. Manila campaign against General Wheeler cited as a success.
Henry B. Blackwell urges immediate organization of a Luzon territorial government akin to New Mexico. He envisions Filipinos electing a legislature with a nonvoting congressional delegate, free trade with the states, and parity with domestic territories minus veto power. He argues this would spur universal prosperity, vast trade, and loyalty to the flag.
The article surveys territorial questions for the Philippines arguing against immediate self-government, notes New York banking gains of $60 million in resources and $45.5 million in savings, and comments on various political and military matters including Aguinaldo, Wu Ting Fang, and British troop provisions in South Africa. It also mentions Ex-Governor Stone supporting expansion and updates on the Boers at Ladysmith.
Amacchus the Tribune astrologer offers the day’s guidance. A child born today may seek stable occupations as thawing dynamite season begins. Beware dull orators and hidden secrets, and consider sharing troubles rather than rehearsing them to others.
A Financial Bulletin summary lists key points of a currency bill from a house committee. It designates the dollar as 25 8-10 grains of gold, requires gold payment for bonds, restricts silver certificates, and creates a division of issue and redemption with a gold reserve. The plan empowers treasury actions to maintain parity and governs notes, coinage, and national bank circulation.
The text outlines provisions authorizing incorporation of national banks with capital limits in towns up to 2000 inhabitants and introduces a tax on bank capital, surplus, and undivided profits ranging from 1 to 6 of 1 percent, with overall emphasis on regulatory constraints and circulation mechanics.
A collage of verse fragments and light verse from 19th century American papers. The pieces include a haunted reflection on marriage and constancy, a playful fashion quip about hair and gowns, a tender domestic scene of children returning home, and a satirical note on Market greed and Kruger in Chicago Record.
A poem fragment by Tizette Woodworth Reese quoted from The Atlantic Monthly. It recalls sleep as a final rest beyond earthly conflict, contrasting fleeting fame and active battle with eternal stillness.
Poem chronicles General Lawton’s death in the Philippines during a rain soaked assault in the Mariquina valley. It honors Lawton and a line of fallen American officers including Gridley, Nichol, Anthony, and others while noting Manila’s mourning and Leila’s widowly grief.
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