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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1899
Page
4
The piece asserts that the reformers who battled corruption are not the same as the street toughs of Sorantii, and frames the defeat as a substantial victory for honest governance.
The piece attacks Sunday journalism as gutter press in London and relics of Sabbatarian opposition in the United States. It warns of decency eroding morale, likening attitude to London Sabbatarians and predicting public action against sensational gutter sheets. General Miles warns of a dangerous Philippines situation and hints at discipline.
London Times correspondent reports Uitlanders pay most taxes and lack voice in governance while Boers defend existing laws. The piece links grievances to independence ideals and urges American readers to reassess sympathy for Kruger and the Boer cause in light of constitutional rights and reform failures.
The New York Sun reviews Schley amid colloquy on the Brooklyn mission, affirming accuracy while condemning a questionable maneuver and a campaign of character attacks. It notes regretful conclusions and calls Elkins to lead the August 24 state convention, highlighting a sultry political moment.
The writer argues the peace congress cannot produce tangible disarmament or war end goals yet still delivers value. He notes the ideal of universal peace contrasts with harsh realities and says the gathering fosters information, moral energy, and diplomacy while indirectly signaling historic significance despite no immediate results. He also observes that widespread strikes indicate rising business activity.
The article reviews Prince Kropotkin’s volume Fields, Factories and Workshops, noting his thorough use of statistics and cautious, rational conclusions. It highlights his focus on intense agriculture, decentralized industry, and the future shift toward local production and expanded exchange of new ideas and inventions.
A critique of modern agriculture and population shifts notes high density urban farming ideas using loam and heat for crops on pavement. It discusses Kipling copyright disputes and US policy in the Philippines, Puerto Rico, and Alaska as part of a broader view of national duty and world markets.
Attorney General Griggs argues that the United States holds sole sovereignty over the Philippine islands, rejecting any transfer of responsibility to insurgent or foreign authorities. He asserts Spain’s sovereignty ended with the Ports treaty and emphasizes that a territory cannot be governed by two nations, upholding U.S. legal authority.
The Philadelphia Inquirer highlights Scranton’s rapid growth from a coal town to a diverse industrial city. It credits leading citizens and the Scranton Board of Trade for fostering multiple industries, rail access, and lower fuel costs, arguing the city’s example offers value for other Pennsylvania towns pursuing municipal and industrial progress.
An exploration of heroism across occupations from firefighters to policemen and engineers. The piece argues heroism is common in danger filled roles, with firemen highlighted for saving lives and the public’s steady admiration for brave conduct in ordinary service.
A polemic verse mocks a man who cannot perform common tasks or professions. The speaker argues the subject lacks physical labor, artistry, leadership, or governance abilities, noting that his father covers his debts while he smokes and shirks responsibility. The piece appears in the Times-Herald, credited to 8. E. River.
REXFORDS SCRANTON June 21 One Dollar Just now it buys real Paul E Wirt Fountain Pen with 14k solid gold paint Paul Wirt makes as good fountain pens as are made maybe a trifle better than others At any rate they never disappoint Think of the convenience and privacy a good fountain pen gives at hotels when traveling and at home Each one warranted One dollar.
A leaky drain endangers doctors and care, urging access for a plumber to inspect. Do not hesitate to have the plumbing examined by an expert, as thorough overhauling now can save money later. The gemokée test checks for sewer gas presence.
A dealer advertises Planitary Pencil Sharpeners praised as the only sharpener that never breaks lead. Prices are stated as lower than ever with a 16 day free trial in the office. The listing also mentions other office supplies, blank books, and typewriter supplies.
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