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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1901
Page
7
Reiter O F Byxder business manager note from New York Office urging careful editing of contributions. The piece emphasizes editorial revision and a condition precedent for acceptance, with emphasis on foreign advertising prompts and publication obligations.
The piece notes Cubans are not as alarmed by American troops on the island as sensational yellow journalism suggests, contrasting public fear with calmer local sentiment.
The bill, approved by the Senate and sent to Governor Stone, extends school attendance to the full term and raises ages for working youths to fourteen. It allows fines and imprisonment for violations, provides for special housing for incorrigible children, and credits dedication by educators and reform-minded committees. Philadelphia cites two ungraded schools as proof of benefits for backsliding pupils and disruptive youths.
The article condemns Southern states for seeking to disenfranchise African Americans and maintain control in the national arena. It cites Virginia convention members refusing allegiance oaths, warns of renewed sectional conflict, and notes commentary by Marcia Ik Jesup, president of the New York chamber of commerce.
The visiting delegation's London reception was spoiled by press misrepresentations claiming most members were wealthy. The note highlights later corrections showing only a few, including Carnegie and Morgan, as affluent. Yale will confer an honorary Doctorate of Law on Archbishop Ireland as bi-centennial events near.
An article discusses Edward Martin a renowned marine and landscape painter who studied under James Hamilton and Paul Weber. It details his thirteen painting series on sea life including The Ocean Highway of All Nations and The Return of the Conquerors, with his move to New York and family background.
Daily Horoscope drawn by Ajachua offers cryptic guidance for Asivdlale readers. The entry hints at justice fears, misdirection, and a warning to heed a new armory, with June dates signaling change.
Fragmented lines speak of hate and punishment as a gavlomd for thy hate. Imagery of deiwils and white whalets suggests a ritual or symbolic plow. The verse ends with a reference to a tower and a queen of chem ad Mened, attributed to Leo Kova.
An editorial discusses how merchants should choose papers for ads, arguing no single paper reaches all customers. It stresses comparing circulation with audience quality and notes selective use of multiple papers to reach diverse customers.
A dense, oblique fragment discusses municipal departments in New York City and state actions. It references the police department funding, suppression measures, and political debates across multiple cities, with mentions of Washington and Providence as context. The piece blends bureaucratic phrasing with scattered population concerns and regulatory notes.
Fragmented OCR recounts a bank robbery case, naming suspects and legal proceedings. It references trials, sentences, and alleged accomplices across multiple locations, including universities and towns, with unclear dates and details. The piece notes police actions, court handling, and a dramatic outcome tied to the heist.
The notice states permission granted to the President of Broadway Bank and Trust Company in Los Angeles for stock sale at one dollar per share before October, with potential to rise to many dollars per share before Christmas.
Every woman loves beautiful laces and fine dainty embroideries and this year they are prettier than ever. Our assortments are larger than usual with the finest qualities and best values. These arguments bring new customers daily and bring old ones back. Come in and feast your eyes on the things beautiful shown in these lines.
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