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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1899
Page
7
Fragmentary item recalls Admiral Dewey speaking on duty and future tensions. The text references Atlantic matters and adjustments, with unclear context and garbled phrasing. No clear event date beyond January, no identifiable people beyond Dewey, and no concrete outcomes.
An analysis of the Crawford municipal system in Scranton, weighing theory against practice. The piece questions whether political reforms can align with public needs as parties navigate bankruptcy fears, executive guidance, and the role of voters in a shifting civic landscape.
The piece argues U S leadership must act decisively in the Filipino insurrection and Cuban-Philippine relations, condemning Aguinaldo and his supporters while urging steady policy from President to address the crisis and misinformation.
The letter critiques pro imperial rhetoric and American vaccination myths amid Senate politics. It cites Aquinaldo and Dewey, accusing American leadership of misinforming the public to boost imperial prestige while warning against senatorial allies.
The piece argues the Wanamaker reform faction rejects the executive committee and warnings about interference in the nomination process. It cites Matthew Quay as the certified two thirds majority choice and names Colonel Carlos Charcia as a rival candidate. It notes public figures including Roosevelt Depew and Choate and references reform concerns and military respect.
The document discusses the inquiry into wartime exemptions and testimony before the commission. It notes the commission's limited authority to compel testimony and its insufficient reach to stop abuses. General Miles faced questions about purchasing operations and a controversial experiment reportedly conducted within army ranks.
Daily horoscope drawn by Ajacchus for Sturdy Jet Fh Ushi and others. The column predicts public opinion in Scranton about Crawford County pubs and political life. It notes discussions on candidates under Crawford rules and doubts about political certainty.
A Washington report notes Pennsylvania Republicans consider Connell as the frontrunner to succeed Senator Quay. Connell would back Quay if uncrossed, aiming to unite factions and represent major state interests in energy and industry.
A Tribune critique questions the regular army’s discipline after a high ranking incident. It asks how officers and the rank and file will be affected and what foreign nations will think about the army’s stability and integrity. The writer urges veterans and citizens to condemn the humiliation and demand accountability.
A description lauds a yearbook for its comprehensive content and high quality. It highlights engaging portraits, staff representation, and the value to residents of Beranton and Lackawanna County Pennsylvania.
Special Correspondence notes that total imports in the year rose above one hundred million dollars while exports lagged. December and November imports were unusually low in many sectors, with chemicals and fabrics rising in relative terms as domestic production influenced demand. The piece details month by month shifts across breadstuffs, coffee, cotton, and wool, highlighting broader changes in consumer goods and manufacturing inputs.
A historical medical note discusses la grippe symptoms and treatments. It names quinine plus phenylgin as a mixed remedy, warns against depressants, and favors careful nutrition and chalybeate tonics for convalescence, with cautions on alcohol and toxic drugs.
Saturday sale offers heavy undershirts shirts and drawers at 17 to 59 cents. Wool and fleece garments for men women boys priced from 10 to 75 cents. Gloves stockings hose and neckwear discounted with cashmere and kid options included. Continuous markdowns on several quality brands and sizes.
The store offers four silk assortments to clear stock after a holiday rush. Assortment 1 contains waist and lining silks worth 83 cents to $1. Assortment 2 includes silks from $1 to $1.40. Assortment 3 covers silks from $1.50 to $2. Assortment 4 features short lengths of brocades priced $2.50 to $3.50, with staples at $1.25. First three lots run four to fifteen yards, presenting an exceptional silk value opportunity.
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