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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1902
Page
4
The Scranton Tribune announces advertising rates and policies including a monthly price of fifty cents for the daily edition, and rules requiring signed real names for letters to the editor. It notes editorial revision and standard rates for card notices and expressions of thanks or condolences.
Bleedon day November 4 report shows Wednesday's contribution to the strike relief fund reaching 58000 dollars. The note suggests the amount breaks down to about cents per striker and dependent, and questions whether the rate can be maintained. The piece lists governor lieutenant governor secretary of internal affairs and various state and county officials, legislative districts, and mine inspectors.
The Tribune praises Scranton Railway for agreeing to arbitrate a dispute over the meaning of "length of service" in the last street car settlement. It argues arbitration avoids a costly strike, hopes for calmer industrial relations, and commends the union and company for choosing reason over force. The editorial condemns fomenters and urges harmonious negotiations among wage earners nationwide.
A Boston suburb gathering of prominent Democrats weighed how their party must act to survive, with Col ie Bryan’s critiques and emphasis on Jeffersonian principles guiding the discussion. Bryan spoke with measured restraint, avoiding factional flare while delivering rhetoric that appealed to unity and core ideals.
The text reviews Edward M. Shepard’s critique of tariff reform and Democratic flaws, arguing tariffs should be reduced as a cure to monopolies. It warns that Democratic tariff reform, if tried, may fail politically and notes the need for broader issues to rally voters. It also mentions a Newark plumber’s strike dispute and calls for reasonable treatment of workers.
The Latimer home tragedy draws competing narratives of burglary and domestic conflict. Suspicions center on a possible unknown assailant, with alibis and hospital statements shaping the coroner’s view amid questions about whether an ante mortem remark was documented.
Exclusive AP report from Manila dated July 24 states Ross Douglas, once treasurer of Cebu Island, has been found guilty of embezzlement and awaits sentencing.
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