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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1897
Page
7
The two Boranton hospitals aided by the state received larger allowances at Harrisburg this year than two years ago, a sign of support for Representative Connell. The community thanks him for the improved funding.
Commemorations marked the 400th anniversary of John Cabot's voyage. At Bristol Halifax and Wilkes-Barre readers heard papers on Cabot, with Harry Hakes arguing that Cabot opened up the North American coast, predating Columbus and shaping English settlement and later U.S. colonization.
Reform measures passed in Harrisburg will not be accepted by their proponents but illustrate the depth of reform required. The remarks stress that current efforts are only a start and stronger actions are necessary to address underlying issues.
A criticism of Mark Hanna as a senate candidate is challenged by a Cleveland portrait of his ascent. The piece argues Hanna’s origins, wealth, and civic contributions prove the attacks biased, showing how he built industry, transportation, and charitable work before entering politics.
The piece recounts Mark Hanna’s rise as McKinley’s promoter against a powerful Republican machine led by Allison, Davia, Cullom, Quay, Lodge and Chandler. It notes Hanna’s success, public doubts about fraud, and the era’s politics, while praising his self-made, resourceful character and wealth. The Philadelphia Press concludes the governor had an opportunity and would likely seize it.
A columnist analyzes efforts toward a joint arbitration pledge with Britain, noting cautious steps via Sir Julian Pauncefote and Lord Salisbury. The piece also condemns trustee control at Brown University, arguing for independent inquiry and candor over censorship by a governing board.
A local Scranton column critiques Rhode Island elites and Brown University, notes the 61st anniversary of the Himbhuret Signal in Providence, and comments on international affairs. It cites Italy on Hawaii annexation, stock markets, and a demagogue’s view of prosperity, with a jab at Senator Mason and a quip about war with Spain.
Washington reports Mr. Sze alias Alfred Bye, a Chinese legation attache, received a Central High School diploma. He arrived four years ago as a translator, studied with distinction, and plans college then law study, aiming for future diplomacy.
The piece details Senate strife over revelations by Mr. Foraker and the push for a monetary commission, with Democrats and Republicans divided on wariness about public disclosures. Rural free delivery costs and a volatile Ohio campaign with Hanna McLean Sorg and Faulkner's potential exit shape a turbulent, high stakes election season.
The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle notes that General Woodford’s Cuba speech drew Spanish objections and argues that no American worthy of honor should defend Weyler. It states if disapproval of Weyler bars reception in Spain, the Spanish mission should be abandoned as the U S offers rewards to none who excuse the killings in Cuba.
Daily horoscope by Amaccus notes a hot day for Wilkes-Barre and a leader must prepare to pay. The column mixes playful verse about summer songs and a sly jab at publishers adding colored supplements in a quaint newspaper style.
Poem praising Nature and human voice amid joy and sorrow. It calls for mercy and liberty for a maiden, with spiritual references and a dedication to D. D. Jenkins. Published from Untondale, Pa.
The text urges safeguarding health and happiness, mentioning pure water products and cooling devices. It reads as a fragmented advertisement promising wellness benefits and a wide range of related items.
Advertises prompt printing and engraving using premium stock. Offers reception visiting and at home cards monograms addresses crests and related engraving services for personalized stationery and gifts.
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