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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1894
Page
4
A long, fragmented editorial column discusses finance for bridge upgrades and coal and iron ore schedules, the Wilson bill's impact, Hawaii restored queen politics, the Knights of Labor leadership rumors, and the Corbett vs Mitchell boxing showdown. It notes President Cleveland's stance, unemployment debates, and mentions Dr. Joseph Bell as Conan Doyle's teacher.
A readable interview recalls Dr Bell urging pupils to valu e little distinctions and trifles that separate people. It notes Holmes uniquely infers a man’s traits from a wall finger mark, illustrating keen observational skill.
A critique by A. K. Spofford criticizes rising short lived periodicals and sensational writing. It argues for wide dissemination of classic standard literature and highlights The Teteune’s 20 000 volumes offering access to major authors at affordable prices. Readers are urged to act promptly to build enduring libraries.
A historical critique claims Ex-Congressman John B. Calorne was displaced from a diplomatic post during a Democratic purge. The piece denounces the practice of replacing experienced envoys with party loyalists, arguing it sabotages U.S. diplomacy and trade. It cites layoff seasons under Josiah Quincy and calls for reform of the civil service.
In New York, Paderewski played freshly completed songs with friends. The poems are by the Polish poet Mitkiewicz, with English by Mies Alma Tadema and an American version by Mrs. H. D. Tretbar. Admirers should not neglect these pieces, which now show evidence of...
Paderewski’s mission as composer is highlighted by numbers No. 1 My Tears Are Flowing and No. 4 Over the Waters. London critics call him the ruling spirit of the winter musical season as crowds flock to his performances. The article notes record crowds, high receipts, and plans for possible tours or recitals abroad.
A jumble of remarks from Wilkes-Barre and Morrisburg columns recalls district attorney clashes, Scranton pavement complaints, and Carbondale mayoral quips. The piece cites urban musings on Virtue tied to bad streets, Pontius Pilate salaries, and Tariff era profits, ending with a carload of inflated vault figures to argue economy equals wealth.
A fragmentary note questions editorial we usage and names Brother McCormick amid criticisms. It mentions Morrisburg Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago and Niagara Falls in a flustered, satirical tone.
A line about a decayed wooden pavement provokes strong moral complaints from locals. Residents express frustration with the block’s condition and its perceived provocation to immoral thoughts, calling for removal and repair.
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