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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1896
Page
4
A single term of court lists fourteen murder trials on the docket. Mother Luzerne appears in context as a figure associated with moral instruction texts and guidance, suggesting a focus on morality tales during proceedings.
Representative Stone of Allegheny declares candidacy for governor in 1898. He is praised for a brilliant congressional record and substantial ability, seen as a potential capable executive.
Recapture reciprocity with South American republics follows a Chicago convention report, while Scranton voters face a municipal race where Republicans tout fitness of Ripple Williams Widmayer and Boland against Democratic challengers. The piece also notes Clara Barton’s Turkey relief mission and a costly city viaduct project.
Senate committee on foreign affairs reports resolutions urging vigorous measures to end covert Berlin treaty violence and protect Christian rights in the Turkish empire. They call for president to convey to Britain Germany Austria France Italy and Russia and to back swift action for American citizens and redress for injuries.
President Dolan addresses the National Association of the Manufacturers urging unity to defend American industry. He argues U.S. fabrication growth under protectionist policies, notes shifts in productivity and employment, and calls for tariff reform to ensure fair play for domestic producers while keeping the home market secure from foreign competition.
Fragmentary remarks discuss entering a contest with pride from reciprocity treaties. The language implies propping up leverage through trade agreements to gain advantage in a forthcoming dispute or competition. References to nerves and prestige suggest strategic considerations rather than concrete actions.
A New York Sun piece rails at a small class of political critics who allegedly weaken American patriotism. It attacks the Evening Post for pro England stances from the Monroe doctrine to the Venezuelan question, calls opponents cowards and traitors, and urges a solid U.S. front against England to avoid war.
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