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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1900
Page
5
Scranton advocates a well drilled paid fire department with modern appliances to match city growth and enterprise. The article lists local officials and district representatives while urging improved public services.
The article praises allied military resistance in China, highlighting the daring ride of Ene flishman Welle and four Cossacks to Taku for reinforcements. It notes an American column rescuing Russian troops, promoting international kinship, and foreseeing a future international police force to enforce peace. It ends by remarking on the Kansas City convention's notable repugnance.
Governor Roosevelt jokes to ease fall campaign bustle as Democrats ponder the 16 to 1 plank. He asserts belief in sound money and the gold standard while noting rivals seek their own stance. The Kansas City party wavers between free silver and cautious declarations amid campaign activity.
The speaker argues for continued expansion and recalls bloodshed in Manila and Pekin to contrast with opponents. He asserts China offers a lesson and credits McKinley for firmness. The Kansas City platform allocates the 17 to 1 expansion stance to a minority plank while anti imperialist rhetoric remains prominent.
William E. Curtis of the Chicago Record describes Col. Roosevelt’s party passing Medicine Lodge Kansas and Jerry Simpson, once a congressman, now a cow puncher. Simpson’s wealth rise, Bryan’s finances, and Webster Davis’s rhetoric illustrate frontier politics. The piece condemns demagogic papers and urges reform before violence erupts.
The piece contrasts sensational theater and sensational newspapers, arguing the latter pollutes daily life by spreading lubricity defamation and sexual scandal. It condemns sensational journalism as dangerous, widely read, and a public warning to readers who seek prurient content.
Daily Horoscope drawn by Amaccus offers curious guidance for Saturday July 7. The note warns about weather officials and elements, questions motives in public defense, and suggests prudence in political discussion while advising restraint and patience in daily duties. It mentions poverty as a pride stimulator and cautions against overconfidence.
A weekly letter details civic improvement efforts led by national bodies and local groups. Springfield and Carthage showcase trees, gardens, and public works funded by volunteers, while Minneapolis reports mightily organized improvement leagues, school drives, and cleanup data from a single month.
The article details urban improvement efforts led by groups like the Municipal Association of Cleveland and related civic clubs. It highlights nonpartisan work, fact-based candidate disclosures, and district citizen groups pushing municipal improvements such as water systems, street naming, and public amenities, with women driving notable local projects.
In a Tribune letter, G. H. Wheeler of Scranton denounces the Democratic party as untrustworthy and driven by opposition to the government. He recalls past defections and argues the party betrays Union and anti slavery gains, urging readers to distrust its principles in the last year of the 19th century.
The May trade with Porto Rico and Porto Bello shows imports nearly doubled from the prior May while exports also rise, reflecting tariff effects and regional economic changes. The report presents tables comparing May exports and imports with those of the previous year, highlighting the surge in Porto Bello activity and mixed results for other islands.
An article argues against vengeance for a 1778 massacre in a Wyoming city, urging forgiveness toward the present British government and its descendants rather than seeking revenge on Tories or Indians. The piece condemns dwelling on ancient bloodshed and praises commemoration by Masons.
Eugene Tyler Chamberlain argues the United States must expand its merchant fleet within thirty years to overcome current inferiority. He compares Britain’s rise in global trade, outlines policy steps, and calls for rapid national effort to reclaim leadership. He notes other literary pieces in Living Age and the public reception of Allen’s new novel.
The Springield Assey notes that Five, superintendent of the Culstn echoola, should gain favor among Cuban teachers visiting the country. On a Cuba voyage he demanded proper care, and when Quartermaster McHary refused and insulted him Frye knocked McHary down. After the incident the quartermaster apologizes and treats Frye politely for the rest of the trip. Frye proves himself right and valuable, showing mastery of the Chan school situation.
Fragmentary dialogue recalls a proposed marriage rejected by Minnie and dismissed by Walter with a cryptic reply. The excerpt from Harpers Dar references a heated exchange and a claim of knowledge about the event.
The piece highlights 20 three-piece bedroom suites praised for eye appeal and finish. It notes the strong decision that these sets are better in every way than any competing offer at the price, inviting a closer look.
The July sale offers one week of special inducements on muslin underwear with careful buying and customer interests first. Expect remaining early selections with no sizes, plus values on lace trimmed skirts and night gowns. Colored shirt waists are being closed out at quick sale prices.
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