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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1899
Page
5
Scranton readers discuss 1904 political prospects with Colonel Roosevelt backing a strong successor to McKinley. The message notes Roosevelt favors a capable man to carry on in 1904 and hints at strategic planning within the party.
A local editorial condemns the Scranton Board of Control for partisan meddling in teacher employment and disputes over school administration. It argues the public schools require expert management, warns against intraparty intrigue, and advocates a public opinion backing professional standards over factional politics. The piece contrasts civic duties and cites national figures to underscore governance concerns.
Nineteen years ago the United States produced under 4 million tons of pig iron per year, about half England and twice Germany. Last year US output neared 12 million tons while Britain and Germany produced 9 and 7.6 million respectively. This year US production is estimated at 15 million tons amid a pig iron market famine, with exports rising as American manufacturing gains momentum.
The piece argues Senator McMillan would not seek Alger's removal but says Alger's refusal to resign shows open opposition to the administration. It urges McKinley to demand Alger's resignation, citing harm to the party and Michigan's electoral votes, and proposes General Wood as a replacement prospect.
The piece argues for tropical colonization as the white race moves into modern sanitation and science. It cites sanitary advances, serum cures for yellow fever, and improved conveniences as reasons whites can thrive in tropical zones. It also notes political assigns involving Croker and cultural debates around Bernhardt and Dewey.
The article notes Judge Archbald's rising influence in Republican circles across Marrizburg Philadelphia and Pittsburg as delegates are chosen. It outlines Archbald backed picks for state districts and lists multiple party nominees and potential candidates for county offices including sheriffs, auditors, and district attorney, with shifting alliances and past election stakes shaping the race.
Daily horoscope notes Ajachua’s drawing for Saturday July 1 1s. A child born this day will notice the Ingymin can plan inviting vacations. The Bermaton scent hints at cloves and aroma. Next week may see powder burning despite Screnton’s lack of recognition.
A garbled conversation on a streetcar reveals a driver’s insistence his name is George Washington. The exchange hints at a past link to a boy and a reflection on luck and recognition within a long life of travel.
A rambling reader’s column discusses weather obsession and a mock poll cat, mixing satire with crude advice. The narrator cites protests, political overtones, and quirky anecdotes about a centurys dictionary etymology while reflecting on public discourse.
The fragment discusses origin of ideas about Mitiek State and poll Kate as members of a cat and genus Croepelsively. It references Mr Aneninus as an ambidextrous writer who produced Poultry O Well prose and hints that Anonimous and anonymous authors shaped a satirical work as large as Websters.
The Star Automatic Paper Fastener prints its claim of self feeding speed and ongoing improvements. Prices are stated as lower than ever. Also offered are Planitary Pencil Sharpeners with a claim of never breaking lead, plus office supplies, blank books and typewriter supplies. Trials of 16 days free.
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