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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1894
Page
4
Fragmentary notice from Scranton Tribune dated June 1 1804 lists Republican ticket for governor Daniel H Hastings and lieutenant Walter Lyon with disputed wording about support. Committee claims Holland retirement bow in favor of Republican administration.
The piece argues strikes harm the public and urges compulsory arbitration to spare civilians from wage disputes. It supports establishing Flag Day June 14 as a national observance and urges displaying the American flag at homes to honor the emblem and memory of wartime service.
The piece discusses a national observance to honor patriotism and civic duties, critiques the party organization’s approach, and analyzes Governor Pattison’s national prospects. It notes Pattison’s two Pennsylvania administrations as clean and steady, but doubts a third bid and predicts the next Democratic nomination will hinge on broader sentiment. It also covers immigration shifts and a proposed bi partisan civil service reform by Representative Erdman.
The proposed measure would apportion appointments by state and district, require merit based staffing, and shift hires to balance quotas. It argues reform will test loyalty claims of political factions and faces resistance from seasoned patrons, while predicting gradual public acceptance.
A Stroudsburg discussion laments high bicycle wheel prices, noting a 100 wheel order bid at £53 and retail costs around £15 each. The piece also analyzes proposed shifts in Pennsylvania Republican convention sites, criticizes Harrisburg’s insufficient facilities, and references a divergent tale about disappearance syndicates and societal reform.
John confessed in a faltering voice that he had a letter of urgent importance, kept in his inside pocket for a week. He said he would have mailed it at the post if he had remembered and was deeply sorry for the delay while passing the post office on his way downtown.
Coldsmiths Bazaar proclaims sharp price cuts at Silk Counter with 24 inch printed pongees 28 inch corean and swivel dress silks typically 65c per yard and plain Japanese habituosi silks 46 shades 23 inch wide and black brocade India silks 24 inches wide yarn dyed priced as a special bargain to attract buyers.
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