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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1902
Page
4
The Scranton Tribune outlines letter writing rules requiring real name signatures and editoral revision. It lists advertising details including a flat rate and six cents per line for classified ads, with further rates available on request.
In Scranton on June 19 1982 Governor Penn Penny Packer names for lieutenant governor Hrown and secretary B Hrown among others with district representatives Oliver Scheuer Jaml ie and Phubin. The piece notes Creasy proposal to organize faltering democracy into school districts will depend on board personnel.
Walter Wellman reports President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers opposes a sympathetic soft coal strike under annual contracts. A convention call for July 17 will consider a national work suspension to pressure anthracite operators. Contracts bind workers next spring. operators vow to defend property and await resumption talks. The situation remains unsettled amid wide industry reach and high stakes.
In Harrisburg led by T Larry Eyre Chester county Republicans nominate William P Sayry for State Senator amid party plotting. The move follows internal tensions from the gubernatorial canvass and signals shifting loyalties within the local GOP.
The Chester county convention endorses Elkin for governor and condemns Walter P Reynolds for betraying his Instructions by proxy. It also urges a uniform primary ballot law and notes the broader political stakes, including Penrose’s succession and possible party realignments. The piece ends by crediting Maine Democrats with Cuba’s fortunes, countering Republican blame.
The author argues that after ceding control of Cuba in 1902 we must grant limited reciprocity to Cuba for a term to revive its sugar and other exports. He warns that without aid, Cuba’s producers, especially poorer planters, face bankruptcy as imports surge and exports fall, risking a nearby market for American sugar and goods. Cuban merchants are praised as reliable trading partners.
The article argues Cuba should receive continued financial support and partnership, noting minimal failures during unrest and occupation. It urges not charity but business cooperation, highlighting mutual gains since the U.S. imports manufactured goods while Cuba supplies needs. It also cites Walter J. Ballard and supports sending American warships to Venezuela and progress in crude petroleum experiments.
Peace advocates doubt the administration as allegations claim government representatives paid General Gomez to be favorable, sparking debate over ethics and influence in military leadership.
Frederick Hartnoll surveys the forthcoming coronation of Edward VII and Queen Alexandra describing royal virtues, empire-wide significance, and the global attendance. He notes Victoria’s lasting influence, public charity during the celebrations, and hopes for peace, prosperity, and better hospitals across Britain and its dominions.
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