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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1902
Page
4
The Scranton Tribune outlines advertising rates and policy terms including display and classified advertising, space charges, and requirements for signed letters to the editor. It notes space limitations and editorial revision rights for submissions from readers.
John P. Elkin of Indiana staking stance on open field and fair play. He pledges alliance with Republican masses as the party shapes the race for governor of Pennsylvania.
A reprint of Professor W.G. Sumner’s ideas on wealth concentration, democracy, and industrial organization. He argues firms with vast capital form oligarchies and that wealth creation reflects select agents of society. comments on moral risk, social emulation, and the roles of labor and capital amid industrial friction. Also notes a separate brief on General Miles’s railroad ticket purchase and Clerk J. Taylor’s dismissal.
The critic seeks fame by attacking President Roosevelt and criticizes government staffers. She argues official life is ruled by injudicious ambition. The piece muses on the Nicaragua water route and a hypothetical waterway from the quilt to the Puello and a sailing record incident.
A eclectic late 19th to early 20th century column argues fear worsens illness and discusses global trade shifts toward the United States, volcanic activity warnings in Hawaii, spyglass notes on South Africa, De Koven music, Locust prophets, and a flurry of editorial quips about public mood and politics.
A. T. Lewis reports from Havana with insight from a New York life insurer and Cuban bankers. He notes signs of prosperity amid looming financial strain, including mortgage pressures and a looming economic crisis that could destabilize Cuba’s foundations.
A 1902 column notes the U S treasury holding a record PH9412 000 in gold and contrasts this with earlier eras of tariff reform free trade and bond sales. It credits McKinley era policy for ending the earlier gold drain and asserts the gold surplus has persisted.
Edward A Niven farewell poem praising Ned of the gentle heart with visions of old and peace in rest. The verse laments the noise of life and honors the departed soul, noting farewell from Ron Dougherty and Ino Wilkes Bar Lender.
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