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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1899
Page
5
In Hcranton dated January 17, 1698 the article argues the Crawford County system enhances the Republican Party's value, noting the impact will be clearer after the upcoming election.
The piece argues Colonel Stone enters the governor’s chair with strong backing and a record of steady reform. It notes Hastings’ mixed tenure, Stone’s calm, plain manner, and hope for a safe, steady, and clean administration that could win broad public support. It criticizes wartime leadership and calls for accountability in military affairs.
Charlie t Honry Butler of Washington argues for a congressional joint resolution empowering the president to seek an international agreement to exempt pew property not contraband of war from capture. He says the move could guide civilized warfare toward universal peace and urges official sanction. He suggests a commission including Admiral Dewey General Ola ex Minister Den by and others to oversee the Philippine issue.
Newspaper talks suggest President may seek a new army chief replacing Nelson A Miles with General Miles, amid tensions between Milton Alger and political interference in the War Department. Critics doubt such moves reflect public sentiment and fear a political blow to military interests.
The article notes a historic shift in US UK finances as America funds Europe for the first time. New York sends millions to London while European capitalists invest at home, signaling a strong economic position under Republican leadership. It cites business revival confidence and a Chicago Times-Herald claim about Senator Quay and McKinley’s cabinet.
Dr. Raymond president of Union College asserts expansion strengthens internal governance in the United States. He warns against political capital from new offices and urges honest, efficient government at home as a reflex of imperial responsibility. He cites Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines as examples and calls for broader official standards.
The passage argues for stricter food laws and enforcement due to adulterated provisions. It notes rising health issues like dyspepsia Bright's disease and diarrhea linked to impure food, and cites grocers choosing purity over counterfeit items amid intense competition and cheap dealers.
A public warning condemns dealers who sell cheap adulterated foods and counterfeit packages. It urges careful selection by buyers and stronger laws to protect the vulnerable, citing the Dreyfus affair as a cautionary example of public misjudgment and legal fallibility.
Dr. Coll, installed as Porto Rico Secretary of the Treasury on November 16, investigates a depleted fund once guarding police and contract payments. Evidence suggests over 300,000 pesos, possibly nearly 500,000, were diverted to Spain, with 42,000 pesos from a teachers pension fund also affected. Additional tax receipts from the Spanish bank are alleged to be misappropriated.
The passage lauds the purge of corrupt revenue practices and a new honest registrar of deeds. It notes removal of taxes on personal imports and stamped paper profits, plus ending fishing licenses and a territorial tax. Dr Coll proposes duty free food and clothing materials for the poor and pumps to access water, while General Henry may issue rations if needed to ensure nourishment for the destitute Porto Ricans.
Analysis argues for general international rules to protect private property from capture during war. Referencing Franklin and treaties, the piece notes growing support for maritime warfare limits, boosted by recent Spain conflict and a push for a worldwide conference led by the United States. It highlights presidential advocacy and congressional backing as key to progress.
The Tribune reprints Lancaster New Era’s Year Book as a compact almanac and reference for Scranton and Lackawanna county. It highlights Scranton post office officials and national letter-carrier meeting coverage, presenting a 140 page volume of data and political statistics in readable form.
The Beranton Tribune and Montrose Republican Almanacs have arrived, described as compact, fact packed references rivaling city annuals. They are commended for typography illustrations and practical value as ready references, a credit to The Tribune and Pennsylvania journalism.
A worker named Ivieh Porter in a large city establishment is described as witty and outspoken. His habit of muttering aloud provokes a fellow employee who confronts him, leading to a tense exchange over his constant talking. The incident highlights tensions between colleagues in the workplace.
Finley’s offers stock from $1.00 to $140 in one assortment and fancy silks from $1.50 to $2.00 in another. Short lengths of brocades sell in the $2.50 to $3.50 range with many lots four to twelve yards long. The sale promises an exceptional silk value opportunity for buyers.
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