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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1901
Page
4
Rourhivy estimates show strikes over ten months have cost Rerantan 200,000. The report questions wartime payroll losses and economic impact amid ongoing industrial action.
A historical essay argues for church endowments funded by benevolent citizens, citing the Church Endowment Society and Pennsylvania’s support of the Lackawanna Hospital. It envisions applying endowment policies to churches, libraries, homes, and affiliates to ease community burdens with businesslike, charitable funding. It also notes labor strikes and human nature as timeless factors.
The piece argues a deeper probe into Rear Admiral Evans's account of a missing war code blamed for Schley and Cook delaying at Chen Fuegus. It questions an alleged interview timing, notes Evans’s absence for days, and links the debate to disobedience at Santiago and the Byng parallel, urging a thorough inquiry and noting broader civic concerns about school tax collection and efficiency.
The text argues the board should elect the recorder's appointee despite the city treasurer's appointive role. It dismisses fusion in Pennsylvania as mere talk and notes no spoils to drive a working incentive.
Col. Robert Weems Tansill argues irrigation as national benefit at a congress session. The discussion compares tuberculosis death rates across states, highlights New Mexico’s Pecos Valley irrigation, and urges government funding to transform deserts into healthy, productive regions for settlers and travelers alike.
Readers are urged to welcome newer bird books such as Mire Olive Thorne Miller’s Second Book of Birds and Bradfowl Tor y Everyday Birds. The article argues these works will curb bird slaughter for millinery, teach youths bird lore, and highlight birds’ ecological value in crops and nature.
An editorial debate questions sensationalist accounts of bird life and the credibility of defenders like Epworth Leaguers. It suggests a court of inquiry may settle whether allegations are true or false, arguing sentiment should yield to evidence.
The article discusses Endicott’s plan to become an ideal village with mill, bridge, and housing infrastructure. It contrasts self governance and worker contentment with Pullman style paternalism, weighing whether housing, utilities, and amenities will create a happy industrial community for men and women.
The readable text hints at a leadership shift and changes in control within a company. It mentions masters of their own fate, division, and new arrangements. A town opening on September is referenced, along with an unspecified person’s succession and a reorganized team.
The article describes the Pan American show at the Art Gallery with layouts and windows aimed at lake views. It highlights works by Curran and Evelyn Rumsey Cary, including Niagara poster, and notes pieces by Coffin Corfin Lynch Moran and Remington.
The text warns wage earners to save and invest in oil shares over coal, arguing California oil will fuel growth on the Pacific coast. It touts Pacific Coast and Texas Oil Company shares at 20c, claiming rapid value rise as wells develop, and cites the Broadway Bank and Trust president as a reference. It urges readers to contact Investment and Finance Co for details.
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