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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1901
Page
4
The Scranton Tribune carries public notices and advertising rates. It lists the price per line, column widths, and mentions classifications for classified ads and memorial notices. The text also notes editorial revisions and submission guidelines for contributors.
Muddled text from Scranton on July 8 suggests possible plan or disturbance at City Hall with unclear references to individuals and action.
A Philadelphia paper rebuts charges of corruption tied to a large campaign fund and defends the recent legislature’s record. It argues the reformers seek court action to attack lawmakers, calls for cooler scrutiny and notes the Langstaff contest will cost the county, shaping public opinion on political reform.
Coray, longtime Pennsylvania legislator, is portrayed as a persistent objector whose sharp tongue yields little concrete reform. The piece argues his sarcasm sustains transient support while real governance remains elusive. It dismisses a Coray treasurership bid as a mere summer fancy amid broader political maneuvering.
The article discusses reform efforts led by Postmaster General Smith to curb abuses and administer remedies while urging Lugurne county to place party organization in the hands of fair non factional Republicans. It notes hope for stable regular Republicans not aligned to fusion or shifting loyalties.
Major A M Brown, Pittsburg recorder, orders strict enforcement of the Blue Laws, aiming to curb Sunday commerce seen as provoking public disorder. The measure targets park booths, ice cream stands, soda vendors, and liquor sales in certain venues, provoking debate over legality and practicality.
The report criticizes the poorly equipped detention camp and rapid accumulation of noncombatants. It questions the military motive behind reconcentration and urges the British Government to show mercy amid deathly suffering and continuous fear.
Reading like a vivid account, the piece notes visitors at the Pan American Exhibition viewing works by Arleriieh and Browne, highlighting Wilwin AL Alben and a Royal Academy collection. It describes crowd fascination, catalog issues, and the impact of the art on locals in Scranton, with emphasis on notable pieces and the overall display.
The Scranton Tribune celebrates its tenth anniversary with a commemorative souvenir issue. The edition features portraits and reading matter about Scranton, a history of Lackawanna County post offices by Postmaster Ripple, and atop illustration of the paper's growth and resources.
Letter from F. Cleveland of Sorenton criticizes British stance in Africa and questions responsibility for wartime atrocities. He accuses Weyler and Kitchener of driving Spaniards into camps and letting them starve. He condemns sensational Austrian press for spreading false accusations.
The Mirror in Wayne County bids farewell under tithe and tradition, praising past leadership and urging continued support for public welfare. Chester Times marks a twenty five year anniversary with a 241 page edition reviewing local conditions in Chester and Delaware counties. Meanwhile Edlira Advertiser shifts to Clay W Hoelnes and John Mc Cunningham who will steer editorial policy and aim to make a strong mark in journalism.
A persuasive pitch urges wage earners to save and invest in oil, not coal, highlighting California oil fields and the Pacific Coast and Texas Oil Company. It claims oil will fuel progress, cites cheap fuel, growing demand, and says shares at 20 cents may rise quickly as lands develop, with the Broadway Bank and Trust Company approving.
A mid summer experience highlights cleaning up remaining resi due stocks with a clear price on summer merchandise and deep cuts to accelerate sales. The sale includes a general reduction storewide and offers reliable goods well below actual value to attract customers.
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