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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
4
In a recent Tribune discussion the proposed changes to classified advertising are debated. Stakeholders weigh implications for pricing and accessibility while noting potential shifts in how readers submit notices and ads.
A fragmented note describes Captain Mole facing a private disease and a gathering of dissenters in the recorder’s office. It states there was no personal grievance behind the movement that caused his removal.
Reports of the pecuniarisation and amalgamation of the Volunteers of America with the Salvation Army spark disapproval in Scranton. The commander denounces unification while Ballington Booths push plans for large scale projects including Homes of Hope and a 10 000 acre Georgia settlement, with crisis timing tied to gubernatorial decisions.
Educational publishers Ginn Co of Boston issue The Guilford Speller with Word Studies and Dictionary Work by A B Guilford and Aaron Lovell. Reviewers praise its move from memory recall to reasoning and dictionary use, aiming to curb word guessing. The piece notes a return to older academy methods using etymological tools as a standard.
A debate rises over spelling instruction as Beimiind Clarence Stedman urges better spelling in offices. Publishers issue The Chita Spetter aiming to restore proper spelling through preparatory schools. Universities including Harvard consider reforms to improve basic language and math fundamentals.
Citizens urge replacement of chaotic city governance with a capable recorder to restore order and progress. Supporters claim the appointment, backed by three years of office experience, could curb misrule and boost public confidence while resisting partisan turmoil.
London dispatches report a proposed trans-Alaskan railroad with southern terminus at Valdes near the Copper river, aiming to span the state to the Yukon and Tanana valleys. Captain John Healy, known for Klondike fame, sails June 1 for New York seeking U S backing including Senator William A Clark, copper magnate, and another unnamed financier.
An article outlines a proposed all American railroad to Alaska running 1200 miles from river to Port Clarence via the Bering Straits area. It envisions a route tapping the Canadian border, opening Alaska to Swedish and Norwegian migration and aligning with growing timber and meadow wealth.
A long reflection argues Scranton remains alive with industry and growth despite fears. It cites railway shops expansion, the Correspon dence Schools, and local institutions as signs of vitality, urging unity and forward focus for the Greater Scranton area.
The message praises lasting virility and strength built over forty years, pledging to maintain and increase pace beyond past achievements in Scranton. It notes present and future vitality, with a call to recognize ongoing momentum in the city.
A collage of quotations and anecdotes from newspapers recounts courtroom mayhem and public figures. An Irish wit, a widow’s suit, a whistle after a fatal accident, Kaiser and General banter, and a meddlesome minister paint a mosaic of human foibles.
The Sun's Monday Money column notes oil discoveries lift the Southwestern region and railroads like Atchison Southern Pacific. It cites fuel savings of coal to oil and predicts millions in value as oil firms expand. Pacific Coast and Texas Oil Company is promoted as a strong buy at 20 cents per share, with price targets up to 1 dollar before year end.
Finley presents a display of light-weight fabrics from White materials for the Sweet Girl Graduate to evening colors for party and ball dresses. The show includes trims, laces, ties, gloves, ribbons, handkerchiefs, and related accessories to complete the attractive look.
The article praises incomparable materials for avens ing wear that wrap comfortably around the body, highlighting their admirable fit and style in white and a range of soft delicate colors.
The notice lists fabrics shown in Cream White Black and evening shades. It mentions Peau de Soie Liberty Satins Panne Satins Silk Sublime Lansdowne Satin Duchesse Pailette de Soie Soft Taffet Silk Embroidered Silk Lawn Point DEsprit Silk Mall Wash Chiffon Persian Lawn Fine Batiste Lace Dresses Organdies and other materials demanded by this year's fashions.
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