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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1901
Page
4
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Residents of Delaware express contentment with no change in the venatorial stalemate. The note implies the stalemate leaves the state unattractive, yet calm amid political gridlock.
The Abty study critiques Senator Muchl lvonner's proposed charter as drastic yet sound in aims. It notes open competitive exams for officers, impeachment machinery, mayoral power, and a pension plan, while flagging council size and session length as drawbacks. Concerns about the governor’s initial appointment are raised, but overall support remains for the reform thrust.
The article notes Gunton's analysis of the United States of Australia, a new English speaking confederation modeled on U S institutions. It compares population and land area to the original United States and highlights historical context around its formation.
The article traces the early settlement dates of New South Wales Tasmania Victoria Western Australia South Australia and Queensland from 1788 to 1836 and notes a later national dream. It mentions the Statue of Liberty caption Liberty Enlightening the World and cites a Wichita sheriff remark concluding with a quip about Carrie Nation.
The Indianapolis Press estimates average annual dress and entertaining expenses for a woman seeking a prominent social position in Indianapolis. It details costs for gowns, hats, wraps, accessories, and other attire, plus dinner and luncheon expenditures and occasional musicales, framing the city as a typical American inland social scene.
A discussion on American social display notes the rising cost of hosting parties from small teas to large cotillions. It details expenses for decorations, favors, transportation, servants, and invitations, suggesting annual incomes of around $10 000 to sustain such luxury. It questions the value of ostentation versus genuine social bonds and philanthropy.
The Tribune discusses whether to keep Hollister Indian relics in Scranton or send them elsewhere. It cites Wilkes Harte treasure storage, mentions Dr Mollinter, and notes Dr Throop’s 6500 contribution toward buying the relics, urging local funds to keep the collection in the city.
A compact century snapshot covers events and figures from 1801. It notes naval innovations by Popham and Kempenfelt, Wellington’s fever delay, maritime piracy in the Indian Ocean, library foundations in Europe and Asia, and lists notable births including Marshall Madden Mann Merrick Lynch and others.
The report surveys wage trends in Connecticut and North Carolina, labor issues in Louisiana and Indiana, and legislative debates on penalties and public works. It notes ذكر proposals to reopen salt deposits in Kansas and criticism of the fee system in New York, with anecdotes about wage life and government salaries.
Train departures from Scranton to Philadelphia and New York via D and W R at specific morning times. Notable routes include connections to White Haven, Towanda, Elmira, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and western points via D and W R services. Public notice lists timetable effective date, station details, and reservation contact at Lackawanna Avenue Scranton.
Delaware and Hudson network timetable details for routes through New York Newark Philadelphia and beyond. Includes express and local departures to Pittston Wilkes-Barre Tunkhannock Bethlehem Allentown Reading and Jersey Shore points with mentioning of stations in New York City and Jersey locations.
Train schedule announced early fall detailing Hawley service with Erie replacement for Newburgh and intermediate points. Trains depart Hawley at 7 084 a m and 2 25 p m reaching Scranton at 19 00 a m and 0 10 p m respectively.
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