The Scranton Tribune Advertisement Rates Feature
The Scranton Tribune announces a flat advertising rate schedule with per inch charges per insertion and space rules for a year, inviting signed letters from readers and noting editorial revision as a condition for publication.
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State, Governor-8. W. Pennypacket Election Ticket
A fragment listing state and county officials with names for governor lieutenant governor secretary of internal affairs and various county and legislative districts. Election day noted as Nov 4. The piece notes Philippine War news from Lake George as more authentic than现场 reports.
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Recurrence of Violence in Mine Strike Draws Criticism
The piece condemns recurring violence by strikers and supporters in the mine strike belt as illegal and harmful. It praises the strikers for maintaining nonviolence, urges disciplined leaders to rein in hotheads, and notes outside funding relies on peaceful conduct. It also mentions Goddard, a Camden repeat offender, as having faced consequences.
Adventure of Harry De Windt Arctic trek and rail survey
Vic toria dispatch details Harry De Windt and companions crossing Siberia toward New York and Paris to study a Europe to Besing Straits railway. The trek included Irkutsk, Kutsk, and Yakutsk, with reindeer and pemmican supplies as they neared the Arctic coast.
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Arctic trek ends as natives aid weary explorers
The march along the Bering Strait faced severe cold and scarce fuel. After 16 May they found friendly Indians at East Cape, awaited the Thetis, and reached Dawson by July 16 before moving to White Horse and Skagway. The note ponders rail routes and Sino American ventures, with political remarks on Cuba and Chinese funding.
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Temperance debate spurred by U S census drink trends
A census review shows 1900 alcohol use totaling over 1.3 billion gallons with beer leading growth. Beer per capita reached 15.7 gallons, beer production rose from 2 million to over 40 million barrels in a century, while wine and spirits grew slower. The piece argues malt beer replaces stronger drinks, notes temperance progress, and contrasts public education funding with defense spending and officials’ sacrifices.
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The Man Without the Hoe in Country Life
A verse meditation on the man without the hoe, whose life is barren and barren of growth. The poem contrasts a wise heart with a lifeless existence, distant from God’s world, highlighting the alienation of labor and rural poverty.
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Prosperity Is the Issue in the Porto Rico Report
The Tribune reprints Walter J. Ballard on Porto Rico's era of growth under American rule. He notes budget gains, rising exports led by sugar and cigars, education plans, health improvements, and closer US ties. He predicts tariff politics will dominate the election, calling prosperity the defining issue.
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Journalism as an Independent and Attractive Profession
The Great Editor era fades and sensationalists fade as a growing, conscientious corps of high minded journalists expands. The field gains professional dignity and better pay, with more stable employment as profits rise.
Shoe sale announces discounts on Russett and Black Oxfords
Local retailer advertises men’s Russett and Black Oxfords priced at two dollars, plus $3.00 grades cut to two dollars. Welted styles adjusted to fit shapes. Address 114 116 Wyoming Avenue.
Scholarships Awarded Across Several Universities
Thirty three scholarships announced across multiple institutions with two at Syracuse University valued at 432 dollars each. Additional scholarships reported at Bucknell University and the University of Rochester.
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