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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1902
Page
5
The Scranton Tribune notes letters must be signed with real names and subject to editorial revision. It outlines flat advertising rates and a 5 cent per line charge. The notice warns readers that the space and rate table guide classified ads and related notices.
The article reflects on American sovereignty in the Philippines, the Democratic party’s stance, and public opinion. It discusses the imperfections of governance, compares New England attitudes, and weighs the value of a people poll. It also mentions Pennsylvania railroad schedules aiding quick travel to Pittsburgh.
The editorial lauds John Elkin’s gubernatorial bid, notes his post defeat clarity and independence, and highlights the Bikin organization as a durable, principled faction in Harrisburg. It praises Elkin’s fight, preserves his leadership credentials, and asserts continued momentum for future political action.
The piece urges generous terms for Filipinos once they choose peace and self development under American sovereignty. It notes Native resistance to force, praises civilizational ideals, and questions whether Washington policy will shift with party changes.
The Republican platform urges a uniform primary across all counties to prevent deadlock and improve election integrity. It cites past convention issues, pledges faithful administration by Governor Pennypacker, and argues for responsible, representative conventions to sustain the GOP's statewide majority. Also noted are Puerto Rico trade gains and bank expansion stats reflecting early 1900s growth.
The Philadelphia Press praises the Republican state convention for nominating Judge Pennypacker for governor. It lauds his integrity, judicial experience, and firm stand against corrupting influences, while contrasting him with machine factions led by Senator Quay. Supporters hail unity, honesty, and a pledge to veto vicious legislation.
A fragmented account portrays a political clash surrounding Quay, critiquing bribery and intimidation as the campaign pits the master craftsman against entrenched powers. It asserts a defining victory for Quay while condemning the means used and questioning the integrity of successors and institutions.
The Philadelphia Times reports that Senator Quay’s control over the party machine was unchallenged at the state convention. He dictated committees, chose officers, and nominated his own slate led by Colonel Watres and Pennypacker, crushing reform voices and rallying the party under his leadership.
A speaker concedes that the opponent has won the struggle for a political section, admitting the effort was sincere and continual despite personal failure to secure the nomination. The exchange highlights enduring commitment and mutual respect between rivals in the political arena.
In Cleveland today Judge Babcock of the common pleas court ruled the Longworth ripper bill creating the board of tax review unconstitutional. The decision favors Mayor Johnson who challenged the law’s validity in the long dispute over tax assessment oversight.
From the Philadelphia Ledger: the Harrisburg event showcases Quay's proven political mastery and rally strength. Attorney General I kin suffered a defeat as momentum favored Quay, who leveraged skill and strategy to claim apparent victory amid tense party dynamics.
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