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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1897
Page
4
The Scranton Tribune Dolly and Week from Scranton Pa recounts United States politics with hints of Secretary Olney reducing resolve in a POW topic. The piece references New York publishers Frank & Ghayco and a January 20 1807 dateline.
The forthcoming Pennsylvania senator enters Washington under intense scrutiny from a press corps and political peers emphasizing youth, personal presence, and political fortitude. Analysts caution his path may test loyalty to party factions and the expectations of Autonomy within the seat, with battles over public perception and influence looming.
The piece discusses Senator Quay and Governor Hastings as possible cabinet options for McKinley. It notes Quay’s influence, the unlikelihood of external interference, and mentions rumored names while stressing the president elect’s personal selection prerogative and political prudence.
The piece argues Governor Hastings and President elect should shape the next cabinet with Smith or similar appointees. It notes Senator Quay and Penrose would back either choice and praises State Superintendent Schaeffer for possible reappointment, signaling nonpartisan educational cooperation.
A discussion on food adulteration compares European approaches to the United States. It notes England's stricter evidence based convictions and contrasts with harsher snap judgments, while touching on English and Cantonese practices and possible diplomatic postings for General Harrison.
The excerpt recalls 1817 remarks by Senator Sherman opposing Cuban annexation and urging reciprocity with Spain to access Cuba. It also cites a memoir passage advocating Canadian annexation as a continental model, and discusses fears of strengthening a union with provinces while preserving local government.
A long column discusses American destiny, independence, and the balance of power. It cites Senator Sherman and remarks on patriotism, American institutions, and the need to protect interests while avoiding unnecessary territorial gains. It notes political factions and the Wanamaker syndicate war on Quay, with Senator Badiinan’s rising prominence in Lancaster County.
The text reports an unclear meeting involving Wilkes Mitre and an addition to a Wyoming Valley hotel. It mentions Deputy Meron Kasten and a New Orleans readership, with disjointed references to Prothanolary Pryor and frothanolarys office. The overall meaning is obscured and uncertain.
The Altona Tibuno reports a rumor that Senator Quay spoke with President-elect McKinley for counsel on appointing a cabinet, suggesting Governor Hastings’s elimination. It notes potential political shifts in Pennsylvania and mentions Governor Musingshaw of Syracuse as a national figure stirring state politics.
A garbled tale recounts a boy fishing near a harbor where a whale and monstrous eel loom in the water. The narrator, recalling past sightings, warns readers of the peril and the strange creatures said to dwell along the coast.
The article notes church groups plan an evening service led by Dr A T Pierson at Bethlehem Temple, praising Christian unity. It also mentions debates on amendments to the Anglo American treaty and updates on U S Senate appointments and France arbitration talks with the United States.
The LOMy children of this city Dehn and Noll captivate amusement circles with violin playing and clever stage presence. They recently appeared at the Bijou theater in Philadelphia drawing enthusiastic reviews from newspapers there.
In a discussion echoed by the Philadelphia Times and Hawley Times, critics denounce frivolous libel damages suits as blackmail against journalism. They urge advance security for actions not clearly tied to marital Circumstances, while praising the strategic, discreet leadership of a noted political figure.
The issue is praised as one of the best for its time and place, containing a vast amount of valuable information on a wide range of subjects. It highlights the publication’s comprehensive coverage and utility for readers seeking substantial content.
Odds and ends from inventory are offered at deep discounts to clear room for new spring goods. Dinner sets are advertised as closing out at low prices with some pieces missing, including $15.00 sets now reduced to $10.00.
An advertisement extols a store offering Blank Books Office Supplies and Type Writing Goods with a wink at good intentions. It touts variety and quality and notes a specialty in Draughting Supplies.
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