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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1900
Page
4
A brief list of Republican nominations includes Lerve-Galvsha Grow and Robert Wh. Foerdefler with positions for auditor general and wardens, plus district listings for Reynolds, Schurr, James, and Pitilmin. The piece notes Philadelphia ward leaders attack the postmaster general as a small faction unlikely to attract national convention attention.
The Tribune arranges to print AP reports and nightly New York Tribune summaries from Philadelphia during the national convention. A staffer will monitor Pennsylvania interests with desk privileges to provide Pennsylvania coverage and updates. Experienced journalists will frame the convention events for readers.
The Chicago Times-Herald editor accuses New York Republicans of plotting to nominate Governor Theodore Roosevelt for vice president at Philadelphia. He argues the aim is to sideline Roosevelt, fearlessly fighting corruption, backed by Platt and city corporate interests. He admits no foundation for his claims is proven.
The Philadelphia convention should not nominate Roosevelt for an office he would refuse. Critics accuse some Republicans of pressuring the gathering to back a vice presidential nomination against his will. They urge voting for Charles Emory Smith as a suitable, willing candidate.
The early flag symbolized nationhood amid British troop presence and colonial dissent. By 1811 doubts faded as expansion and unity grew, with the flag spanning from San Juan to Manila and poised to reach Canada and Mexico. Chairman Jones notes Democratic issues remained sound through winter, though embalmed.
The article argues Chinese millions could become reliable troops under experienced officers with better equipment. It notes the current weak armed force and police, praises loyalty and endurance of Chinese soldiers observed by Admiral Dewey, and foresees modernization and railroad expansion as drivers of change despite expected unrest.
The note argues that American possession of the Philippines enhances protection for China and American interests. It claims no one hesitated when China halted and implies the arrangement benefits from the current balance of power.
Walter Wellman states the Philadelphia platform favors a gradual path to self government for the Philippines. The plank endorses local autonomy built from township units while the U S judges when readiness is achieved. It aims to clarify voters choices for McKinley and a Republican congress and to set expectations for Philippine independence under continued sovereignty. The piece notes Republican clarity would hamper Aguinaldo and Bryan and mentions Idaho Democrat nomination of Governor Steunenberg after the Coeur d Alene strike.
A Leech Lake Minn Indian was arrested for calling himself the Messiah. Citizens fear the man’s religious fervor may pose the greatest danger to the frontier community.
A Nash vill e letter argues against free daily papers for the poor and endorses endowing newspapers. It cites free education as sufficient and warns endowed papers would recede in value, claiming cheap reads reduce reading effort and libraries become unnecessary. The piece questions who the poorer classes are and critiques endowment schemes.
A reflective piece argues against class prejudice, praising an independent press and the value of education. It questions immigrant success, the role of a daily paper, and the ethics of journalism while defending the link between broad literacy and moral strength.
The Indianapolis Press notes the growing share of young women in colleges and technical schools. It argues that educated women improve society and suggests balancing practical work with continued study while warning against overemphasis on college degrees.
A garbled piece cites figures on book publication by country, a large charity bequest, a colossal trench scraper for the Soo River, a list of odd items including Porstey shawl with onions, rare sword pieces, and scattered notes on human skin and hygiene.
The article highlights a $20 three-piece bedroom suite line. It notes each piece draws attention and invites closer inspection. Construction and finish are examined, leading to the conclusion these suites are superior to any offered at the price.
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