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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1900
Page
5
The list lists national and local Republican nominations including President McKinley and Roosevelt, state and county officials, and district leaders. A Pu kin related note remarks the U S representatives delayed in taking part in hastening the awful crisis in China, while barbary leaders will face a day of reckoning for the Pekin outrages.
The text discusses a Democratic ratification meeting in Kansas City, warning about Enthusiasm for a party platform, and contrasts it with public attitudes toward McKinley and Bryan. It cites Professor Douglas on Chinese crisis, Kwong Hse and future reform, and Japan’s role in stabilizing China.
The piece argues Mr. Bryan faces a new paramount issue anti imperialism and accuses him of backing imperialism in the Paris peace treaty. It contends Democrats now doubt American ability to govern 10 000 000 Filipinos and praises speakers challenging him.
The article notes that even with Dr. Swallow away from the farm, a lineup of presidential contenders remains to offer material for reflection and analysis.
The article notes the formal opening of London's Central Underground Railway. It describes electric trains running six miles through busy sections with speed and cheap fares, contrasting 10 cent bus fare with four for the underground. An excerpt from a June 28 London Telegraph piece is promised for more detail.
An 1890s column describes an American funded underground rail line with electric carriages, eight wheels, and elevated tunnels, noting capacity for 500 or more passengers and the impact on urban real estate. It also covers post office finances, Astor’s social standing, and various industry notes from canneries to Persian visits.
Fragmented text from a local legal and social column discusses court actions and public sentiment. Mentions Mr. Tittle and Mia paper, with references to trials, sympathy for the convicted, and concerns about safety and gutter gossip. No verifiable dates or clear events.
A 1900 overview compares Paris and New York on municipal cleanliness, water supply, sewers, and street maintenance. It notes Paris uses about 10 million gallons daily with extensive aqueducts, 700 miles of sewerage, and a large firefighting force, while New York's area and population dwarf Paris, though Paris maintains a cleaner urban appearance.
In a Washington Post opinion line, the secretary is deemed worthy of backing and expected to secure necessary support. The piece asserts confidence in Hay's qualifications and anticipated success in fulfilling official duties.
Scranton letter argues the Kane City Democratic platform shows demagogic aims. The writer accuses the party of pandering to the rabble with deceptive currency and anti imperialist rhetoric while praising McClellan as cautious. He cites Webster and historical figures to warn against extremism in the 1860s rhetoric echoed today.
A fragmentary political note discusses Democratic platform clashes with Bryanism. It references William Jennings Bryan, Philadelphia Ledger, and the Kansas City convention. The piece weighs party unity, anti trust concerns, and calls for a shift toward a Bryan-supported platform to broaden appeal.
A catalog-like notice praises a $20 three-piece bedroom set. Readers are drawn to the eye catching pieces and their construction and finish, with comparisons to other offerings suggesting superior value and appeal.
To the Public announces new temporary address at No. 137 Penn avenue for watch clock and jewelry repairing. Bass assures all repair work left before the fire is safe and will be completed at the present store.
July sale offers one week of special inducements to stock up at lower than season prices. Lines bought with care to serve customers, with emphasis on early selections at reduced rates. Sizes vary as assortment winds down. Exceptional values in fine lace trimmed skirts and nightgowns. Last call on colored shirt waists to close out quickly.
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