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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1897
Page
4
Secretary Olbey testified he provided the London Chronicle with a scoop on the arbitration treaty. He indicated the leak originated in his office, leading to questions about responsibility and the handling of sensitive information.
The piece argues against U S meddling in Cuba, defending restraint and justice over empire. It criticizes Mr Phelps for misreading forefathers, urges peace with strength, and cautions against chasing stock market moods while Cuba suffers. It also notes immigration bill debates and Senate concerns over mining and treasury funds.
The Friday Pittsburg interview attributed to Senator Sherman caused surprise among backers of McKinley era policy. It contrasts with McKinley platform calling for American intervention to aid Cuba, arguing neutrality must not excuse aiding Spain while urging decisive action to help Cuban independence.
Senator Chandler suggests charging three cents per pound for Sunday newspapers to reduce the massive four hundred page issues, arguing it could be worth trying to curb their volume.
The Philadelphia Ledger objects to a proposed Tibet law section allowing courts to require plaintiffs to post security for costs and fees before trial. It argues the measure could be an injustice to poor suitors harmed by newspaper publications and burdens access to justice.
The Ottawa group Charlton and Parr deputed to press Canadian access to U.S. markets arrives in Washington. U.S. lawmakers favor higher duties on Canadian imports, with tariffs on lumber and farm products likely. Debate notes that reciprocity would be inequitable and calls for careful, reciprocal bargains.
The article argues precedent and Major McKinley’s obligations support Sherman for secretary of state. It notes the appointment would bring cabinet experience and imply no alternative choice. The piece suggests broader implications for the next administration.
The article discusses James Bryce's Armenian question views and American actions in the 1800s, noting potential influence of Eyland and critiquing ministers. It covers the arbitration treaty concerns, monarchical transfers, and a pending Washington bill to regulate interstate rail berth practices, with penalties for violations.
The report notes Spain spending about 10 million dollars monthly in Cuba and more than 300 million since the war began. It questions whether Spain will stop investment or seek repayment if rebels are defeated.
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes Penrose will be the youngest U S senator on March 4 next at age 38 planning from Harvard and state service. It compares peers like Marian Butler John Sherman Henry Cabot Lodge and others highlighting youth and long careers shaping the body.
The passage highlights several younger figures entering the United States Senate from states such as Missouri Montana Wisconsin Wisconsin and Louisiana. It notes their earlier roles in state legislatures and the war, then progression to Congress and governorships, with mentions of Nelson of Norway and Blanchard, Dubois and others as exemplars of early starts. It argues that the young men who begin political careers early can reach leadership through steady effort, while cautioning against overconfidence.
A Syracuse Standard editorial condemns actresses linked to a Seeley dinner noted for lewd performances. It urges decent patrons to hiss the theater and refuse appearances by the performers, while accusing managers of profiting from scandal and calling for a moral cleansing of the stage.
Representative elect William Connell of the Eleventh Pennsylvania district was introduced to the House by Clerk Milton Mellowell. A Republican noted for charitable acts and business acumen, Connell rose from mine work to wealth and political leadership and is eyed as a possible governor candidate next year. He represents a district long unheld since Hon. Joseph A. Scranton's departure.
A terse exchange unfolds with a boastful stranger and a self-proclaimed gentleman. Odd diction hints at a comic tableau where wit clashes with bravado and unintended consequences emerge.
A fragment from the Chicago Record notes BUbwy avoids a vow by a lighthearted line about his mother-in-law and her temperance ties. The item hints at a humorous household exchange with a kiss greeting when he returns home.
The note urges careful selection of Blank Books Office Supplies and Typewriting Materials, promising quality and wide variety. It emphasizes Draughting Supplies as a specialty and warns against letting resolutions fail in practice.
Odds and ends are marked down to make room for spring goods. Dinner Sets are closing out at very low prices with many sets priced at 15.00 and some under 10.00 for a few pieces short.
A large varied exhibit offers vast selection for holiday gifts of substantial artistic character. Shoppers will notice the broad range suitable for personal use or presenting to others.
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