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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1901
Page
4
The Scravton Times lists four new sets of pejorative epithets to replace aging terms. The column names Renee and Peliver appear in reference to officer titles and community usage. Local readers are advised to watch for further guidance from HCPA Hevoebroot and other officials.
Pittsburg discussion centers on enforcing temperance laws and Sunday closures for refreshment stands and soda water fountains. Readers weigh the harm of permitting Sunday indulgences against upholding public order, with authorities facing pressure to curb illegal alcohol sales and Sunday gambling.
The article discusses postmaster general plans and law 1879 on periodical rates, criticizes Premiums policy, and notes forestry and museum curiosities at a Pan American exposition highlighting Paris tree care and public access. It describes visitors examining bones, mummies, and relics amid urban lore and social scenes at the fair.
The text discusses postal publication rights and continuations of second class rates, noting potential notice obligations for claimants and the department’s expected workload. It references price premiums, circulation at nominal rates, and possible effects on war correspondence in the Philippines, with an outlook on policy and regulatory actions.
A July 1 ceremony marks the first arrival of Commelare Power from the United States. A stone monument at Ruhiname will honor the Commonslate whose name is known across the empire. Mr Bryan notes a Democratic push to curb the popular vote.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses futurism and utilitarianism, mentions Julius Caesar and Rome, and quotes Joseph Rostens on education. It shifts to Nay Aug Park tree planting needs and local maintenance, referencing Governor Stone and a normal school method.
The article surveys the ethnology building display showing skulls of mound builders and Aztecs, comparing one on a shelf to a Princeton student’s skull, noting possible connections yet unlikely education. It highlights staircases, Indian relics, Navajo blankets, Pape drawings, Hiawatha imagery, and North West wildlife mounts, praising the exhibits for general interest.
A collection of vintage anecdotes recounts political and religious figures in midwestern and eastern scenes. It includes Mr Eddy praising veteran drum beats, a camp rally with a child audience, praise and jokes about Abraham Lincoln, Rev Bristol's revival tales in Washington, and a humorous misdirected invitation resulting in a befuddled guest.
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