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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1899
Page
4
Men who work so hard and incur as much risk on the volunteer firemen of Beranton did on the Fourth of July deserve to be paid for their labors. The Scranton Tribune notes the need for compensation and highlights the services rendered during Independence Day celebrations.
The piece argues the Democratic party is ruled by demagogic Populism and hysteria, with William Jennings Bryan as a magnetic but flawed candidate. It claims only a candidate with broad business and societal support can govern, criticizing Bryan and lamenting party conditions. It also notes the need to improve Nuy Aug Park as a local priority.
The French commerce minister at a Paris Fourth of July banquet urged reciprocal trade terms with the United States. He argued that American industry has grown so rapidly that excessive tariffs may be unnecessary, urging fair terms and revenue oriented tariff revisions to favor foreign trade and reciprocal advantage.
The article argues that protective principles have built US industry and global trade. It envisions a future where tariffs remain supportive, enabling renewed industrial leadership while expanding cordial foreign relations and reciprocal commerce. It notes July 4, 1899 as a milestone echoing globally.
The piece critiques compulsory arbitration among nations as hypocritical and dangerous, arguing arbitration must be voluntary and rooted in public opinion. It contrasts civil courts with international law, notes limits before war, and cites diverse remarks on governance, finance, and imperialism.
The piece argues for national hope citing Fourth of July oration as persuasive for Boston. It contrasts peace seeking Filipinos with those bearing arms and notes U S representatives with shooting irons. It references Havana policemen, Latin race, and public opinions on a banana trust war and Mr Pingres versus Mr Alger.
Cardinal Vaughan delivers an imperialist address at a London Independence Day banquet urging Anglo American cooperation to civilize Asia and counter Russia. He argues the English speaking peoples must lead in Christian civilization and Asia’s future.
W E Curtis in Chivengo Regard recalls Senator Chandler as a sharp practical joker who nearly ruined his bond with Mr Blaine. The two men had been intimate political allies, Chandler once acting as Blaine’s manager, but a curiously risky gesture damaged trust. Blaine’s resentment lingered and their confidential relationship never recovered. The tale centers on a stormy night in New Hampshire when Chandler visited a tavern on a minor errand, sparking the incident.
In a doomed joke, Chandler writes a private letter to his wife critiquing James G Blaine and others including Gail Hamilton, then mails it to Blaine as if misaddressed. Blaine detects the ruse and remains distant for months, resuming polite but cool interactions when they meet.
The 1960 census report for the Great Lakes fisheries may reveal surprises on ten year expansion across Superior Michigan Huron Erie Ontario. From 1880 to 1990 numbers of fishermen and capital rose while total catch climbed about 70 percent to 118 million pounds led by lake trout and whitefish with Ontario showing losses.
A London Mail item recounts a Bedouin party attacking Egyptian pilgrims between Mecca and Medina to steal Mahomet’s sacred carpet. The tale moves through theft, pursuit, a comic conversion, and a moral reinforcement in mosques worldwide.
Gea to Bea reflects Kipling praising Americans while criticizing their faults. He prophesies Anglo American German Jewish fusion, a future elite born from diverse stock, predicting vast cultural influence and leadership in arts and administration. Sixty million English speakers will leave a global imprint.
A Rochester Democrat and Chronicle editorial warns the administration against letting General Alger run for Michigan senate disrupt cabinet harmony. It argues no candidacy should affect government interests or the president’s relations with key party leaders.
Two singers are described with distinct charms. One exudes regal poise and deep brown eyes while the other offers gentle grace and blue eyes. One captivates with renowned vocal power the other with love songs. The crowd roars then falls silent as memories linger and time erases the performers.
July 6 1899 notice from Rexford's Scranton markets a hand engraved solid gold watch with a slight dent. The dealer claims a ridiculous price but offers it for five dollars, prompting curiosity about its original cost.
Star Automatic Paper Fastener promises fast binding with self feeding and ongoing improvements. Prices are stated as lower than ever. Also advertising Planitary Peace Sharpeners on trial for 10 days free of charge. Offers many other office supplies and blank books and typewriter supplies.
A brief notice notes waist selling at reduced prices featuring cambric fabrics. The item list emphasizes affordable textiles and discount offers for shoppers.
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