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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1895
Page
4
City boast of elevation 740 feet above tide and a 1894 estimated population of 109000 with 20599 registered voters. Highlights include $750000 in school property, 12000 school children, and $10000000 in average bank deposits.
A reader argues that protective tariffs provoke retaliation from Austria Germany and Spain and that the United States should adopt a principled application of the Golden Rule in foreign policy. The piece criticizes the Cleveland administration and Hawaii policy and discusses elections and diplomacy.
A commentator argues that European retaliation would barely dent American exports while harming both sides. The piece questions the value of sacrificing vast home trade for minor foreign gains and notes Philadelphia Press skepticism about a Fifteenth district candidate selection.
A dated letter urges against death penalty citing historical jurists and religious restraint. It contrasts humane reform with vengeance and notes Pennsylvania fish protection concerns, pollution harming streams and calls for stricter regulation. It also quotes General Curtis praising the navy's discipline and condemning obsolete laws.
Disjointed excerpt cites historical debates on flogging in the army and navy, with references to 1800s reforms, criticisms from conservatives, and criticism of state publishing as a wasteful public expense. Theodore Parker’s stance on capital punishment is noted alongside quotes about morality and governance.
A Chicago Herald report celebrates a prestigious charity ball as the season’s standout event. It depicts lavish gowns, priceless jewels, and elaborate displays as society gathers for a brief, dazzling evening. Music and grace culminate in a grand exit, leaving admirers in awe of the night’s beauty and philanthropy.
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