Harbor critics monitor octopus street repairs for value
In Buranton on June 28 1899 critics of the Harbor octopus watch its work vigilantly these days. Citizens should ensure the city gets its money’s worth from the street repair program.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1899
Page
5
Public debate over high school primipnt position clashes with patronage claims
The text argues against removing George W. Phillipe as primipnt citing his large circle of friends and alleges attempts to politicize the dismissal. It warns against factionalism and court criticisms of New York authorities handling a kidnapping case as a separate point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Phillipe
Centre
Mented
Fathi
Reine
Public demand grows for Alger’s removal amid federal war department turmoil
Governor Mingroo denounces Secretary Alger citing public distrust and loyalty conflicts between President McKinley and the administration. The piece argues Alger’s acts justify removal, warns of continued irritants in the war department, and notes Mrs Mary Baker Eddy denies death rumors, stressing her credibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mingroo
McKinley
Rucell A. Alger
Jt Te Cruan
Alger
Rangevelt
Casa
Tite Camillon
Inekeil
Bawado
War Department
Alewr
Plo
United States
Boston Journal
Mary Baker Eddy
The Rescue of France Confidence Vote Endorses Ministry
Yesterday the French government won overwhelming support in both chambers with 470 votes to 642 against. The strong majority showed latent republican strength amid the Dreyfus affair and a fragile security moment for the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Dreyfus
French Leaders Stand Against Dreyfus Case Compromise
Editorials portray clergy and press favoring national peace over personal justice, arguing Dreyfus must not be sacrificed to preserve faith in the military. Elite figures insist a government built on injustice would ruin France, and vow to uproot the cancer of injustice despite public pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreyfus
Dreyfun
France
Erse
Vitala
Government Presses Claim Over Heir of Frank Pears
Government seeks payment of 220000 from Honduras following the death of Frank Pears in February. A Supreme Court justice will not be required to reduce the award, and a squadron may be deployed to monitor Honduran actions if payment is delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pears
Honduras
Pearce
Litenview
Supreme Court
Speech at Birmingham Signals Hard Line on Transvaal Rift
Jineepa Chamberlainy criticizes Dutch authority in Transvaal while urging patience in policy but warning that continued weakness may invite force. He argues Britain must pressure for justice and insists on resolving the South Africa issue, plus notes Laura Jon Libbey’s New York department feature and David Hill’s potential to lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Jineepa Chamberlainy
Othe Piers
Mehamferia
Kruger
Chamberlain
Transvaal
Myrhtens
South Africa
Cuba
Bork Reveomry
Laura Jon Libbey
New York Evening
David Hill
Atwater Denounces Claims On Alcohol Effects
A Wesleyan University chemist rebuts a New York letter asserting moderate alcohol use is harmless. He states there are many cases where even small amounts lead to excessive use and ruin physical, mental, and moral health, contradicting the original claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. ©. Attuiter
Wesleyan University
Atwater
Middletown
N. Y
Middletown Daily Press
Weather Chief Moore Near-Drowned After Cape May Seas
The article notes Weather Chief Willis L. Moore narrowly escaped drowning after cyclones and heavy rain at Cape May. It contrasts public doubt about the Werther Bureau with Moore's perilous sea incident and stresses the need for physiological and moral guidance in modern society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis L. Moore
Cape May
Werther Bureau
Roosevelt tributes reveal public admiration for a dedicated leader
The text chronicles public ovations for Colonel Theodore Roosevelt on his New Mexico journey, praising his varied service as soldier and administrator. It includes a five minute speech stressing honesty and squareness in public officials, and a parable about brand and maverick to illustrate integrity in elected leaders. It notes support for Roosevelt and mentions Senator Foraker and Colonel Fred Grant amid discussions of political accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
New Mexico
Roosevelt
Montune
Cou Poole
A Wary Nation Chooses a War Secretary in Turbulent Times
In a tale of political ambition a man seeks control of his country by becoming ruler but is thwarted. The populace instead elevates the advance agent of prosperity as War Secretary, whose tenure brings blunders and murmurings until a braver citizen cries resignation under fire and a venerable elder suggests the folly of force. The chorus of an operatic crowd colors the scene as the nation debates leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sccnetary
Élio
Farmer Brown Hears Bauver's Orchestra in Peckville
A fragmented reminiscence from Orhitia M. Williams of Peckville Pa recounts attending a hall overflow crowd to hear Bauver's Orchestra. She describes a vivid sensory sequence from nighttime sounds to a climactic voyage of the spirit, ending with a return home after the concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Brown
Bauver
Tribune
Heaven
Hieh
Orhitia M. Williams
Peckville
The Wrong Trend of Higher Education
A Philadelphia Times editorial argues higher education misleads youth into seeking clerical office instead of skilled trades. It cites labor market rewards for mechanics, cites Franklin Thomson and the Pennsylvania Railroad as examples, and calls for education to align with industrial and mechanical pursuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anwerican
Felde
Iuet
Defiance of Fashion Shocks Husband in Washington Star
In a comic domestic scene Philinder Johnsen resists his wife’s push for a fashion makeover. He dons mismatched items from her wardrobe and vows to wear whatever he pleases, challenging the notion of style as dictated by others. The couple argues over control and appearance as the husband insists on independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blykinaly
Poria
Mieses
Planitary Pencil Sharpeners Offered With Free Trial
Advertises Planitary Pencil Sharpeners praised as the only sharpening device that never breaks the lead. Offers 16 days free trial in the buyer’s office. Notes lower prices and a variety of office supplies including blank books and typewriter supplies.
Rexford's Summer Jewelry Wants Listed
A brief shopper note from Rexford's suggests inexpensive summer jewelry items such as waist sets stick pins collar buttons and side combs and mentions the store as the place to buy them.
Store Slices Prices On Colored Shirt Waists
To reduce stock levels the shop has slashed prices by 15 to 25 percent across all Camoric shirt waists, offering the entire selection at tempting prices.
Percale Waters Reduced to 43c 65c 75c and $1.00
Bargain pricing cuts Percale fabric costs to 43 cents 65 cents 75 cents and one dollar per yard or unit. Sale reflects discounts at local department stores or markets as customers seek affordable bedding materials.
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