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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1899
Page
7
A proposal to remove the chairmanship from the speaker and make committees elective in caucus has been suggested to restore self government in the house. The plan, discussed at the congress, aims to convert the committee into a procedural body elected by caucus.
An unsigned critique argues clerical and civil officials share responsibility when marriages proceed without proper parental consent or full scrutiny. It calls for stronger public oversight to curb marrying unions viewed as risky or frivolous, warning of broader social harm and potential for divorce.
A legal analysis questions Brigham H. Roberts eligibility for Congress under the Edmunds laws and amnesty proclamations. It outlines polygamy restrictions in Utah and debates whether Roberts' conduct would disqualify him from public office under federal policy and state constitutional law. The piece weighs hypocrisy in congressional votes and discusses the ethics of war and governance in the broader context.
The account notes Carnesie steel securing a major contract at about 254 per ton for 1,000,000, a potential record order for iron and steel products. It reports HHM Whitney of Boston and Canadian investors planning a Sydney Cape Breton iron and steel plant with 2,000,000 capital to produce 100 tons daily. Also mentions a possible Lackawanna plant removal to Buffalo and Dr. Howard commenting on autos reducing house flies as horses decline.
The Chicago Times Herald recalls Justice Harlans view of the American pessimist as a born fool and compares it to Governor Brough of Ohio and his diplomatic stance on a notable occasion.
A rhythmic collage quotes a governor and secretary, hints at an evasive reply to a persistent caller, and references Justice Harlan. It mentions cabinet ideas like colonial affairs and a Porter leadership, a 1809 Klondike dust output estimate, and a female suffrage debate.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle discusses Kipling's compliment about Americans' patriotism from Impressions of America. It argues the praise exposes super-sensitive critics and contrasts American behavior across social strata, noting a disconnect between belief in the republic and daily duties.
A historical notice reports General Henderson publicly confessing a past error in criticizing pensions and praising pension system officers. The piece notes the reaction of veterans and lawmakers, including Henry Evans, to the confession and frames it as a sign of right judgment and accountability.
The U.S. president walked to church with one close friend, amid a quiet national scene. In France, the president traveled under heavy guard with police, cavalry, guards, and gendarmes, as troops were held ready and a crowd of thousands cheered wildly.
The passage contrasts two visions of governance and freedom. It argues that security and sobriety define a stable republic while excess and irreverence threaten liberty. It urges Americans to understand the differences and appreciate democratic blessings.
A church member notes that the minister can take a vacation while Satan never does. The other member agrees that Butuan can endure heat better than the minister, highlighting a humorous contrast between sacred and worldly endurance.
Notices to Trepublican voters outline a primary on Saturday June 24 from 4 to 7 pm to elect a delegate and alternate to the Republican state convention in Harrisburg. The vote count occurs Tuesday afternoon June 2 at St David’s Hall under district rules.
Voters in Memubu can district are told a primary election will be held Saturday July 1 between 4 and 7 PM to elect a delegate for the Republican state convention in Harrisburg. Polls open and a convention vote tally occurs Monday July 3 at 1 PM in Scranton Court House. Candidates must register with the district chairman and pay redemption to be on the ballot. votes for unregistered or undecorated candidates will not count. The Vigilance committee and return judge will oversee the election with Frederic W. Fleitz as chairman and M. Lowry as secretary.
The Republican committee of the Third legislative district Lackawanna county met June 7 1994 to adopt or reject the Crawford County Rules for selecting a delegate to the state convention. Gate elections to choose delegates will be held June 24 4 to 7 pm with notice of time and costs. The district representation follows the vote for W A Biome at the last general election and lists election districts and wards including Scranton districts and Lackawanna townships.
June 23 note from Rexford's Scranton on wedding presents selections for June weddings. The store highlights new stock including solid silver items like sugar spoons and salad bowls, with prices such as $1,500 for a set and related serving pieces.
A newspaper ad touts the Star Automatic Paper Fastener as fast and self feeding with continual improvements and lower prices. It promotes Planitary Pencil Sharpeners claimed to never break lead, offers a 10 day free trial in offices, and highlights a range of novelties in office supplies, blank books, and typewriter supplies.
A leaky drain may expose the doctor to typhoid fever unless a plumber is allowed to work. Do not hesitate to have the plumbing in your house examined by an expert if there is any defect. A thorough overhauling now can save money later. The smoke test will confirm whether sewer gas is present.
Notice to Republican voters in the Bovond Legislative district of a primary election on Saturday July 1 8 from 4 to 7 pm to elect a delegate for the state convention in Charlibure. The vote will be counted Monday July 3 at 8 pm in Burke's hall Carbondale. Candidates must register with the Gletrich chairman full name and address and pay assess ment ten days before the election or be omitted from the ballot. The vigilance committee will conduct the election and the return judges will report results to the district convention chaired by W. Smith with Samuel Jones as secretary.
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