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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1901
Page
4
The Trib une Publishing Company notes daily publication with monthly price and postal terms. It outlines letter submissions must be signed with real name, subject to editorial revision, plus display and classified advertising rates and minimums.
The piece argues a careless writer has stirred ill will between employer and worker, potentially more than agitators. It cites growing suspicion about the writer’s role in worsening labor relations and the surrounding hostility.
The piece argues that attacks on legislatures are common from idealists and defeated factions. It defends the recent adjourned session as overall fair, noting valuable laws passed and few bad measures, while attributing much criticism to factional politics and campaign tactics. The Ohio campaign keynote is praised for its tone.
Resident Schurman at Cornell criticizes the notion that the U.S. lives solely on Europe’s intellectual bounty. He praises Washington and Lincoln as great political figures and credits America with invention and leadership, while urging graduates to recognize Franklin and Copernicus as part of a broader intellectual heritage.
President Schurman warned against reliance on Europe’s bounty noting Europe remains dependent on past achievements like Shakespeare. The piece suggests Cornell graduates will seek opportunities despite pessimistic views and mentions the Chinese American Missionary Society of Philadelphia and Minister Wu as examples of religious tensions.
A commemorative illustrated souvenir marks the Troy Times sixtieth anniversary. Portraits feature Hon. Charles S. Francis and colleagues, highlighting the paper’s home, equipment, and Greater Troy scenes. Since 1801 founder John M. Francis built a scandal-free, rigorous paper guiding many top journalists. May the next fifty years be equally successful. In contrast Mrs. Eddy shows rare talk, unlike Prophet Dowie.
A Easton Northampton juvenile court organized under new law appoints probation officers and a visiting committee to review all institutions housing children. Philadelphia reports swift action with cases disposed. aid society involvement continues. Authorities urge equalization in Lackawanna county and funding for a suitable detention facility. An Akron editor flogging incident prompts editor rule on news over silence.
The German emperor directs high schools to replace French with English as the mandatory language and makes French optional, signaling a shift in language policy and international alignment.
A Hartinburg newspaper notes celebrate anniversaries of The Scranton Tribune and The York Dispatch. The Scranton Tribune prints a ten year milestone edition with a near hundred pages, while The York Dispatch marks its twenty fifth anniversary with a modest brochure.
A Buffalo Tribune correspondent surveys the Pan American Exposition Midway scenes. The piece mocks the era’s raucous attractions and their promoters, detailing booths, performers, and a striking Indian Congress show amid charges of sensationalism and moral scrutiny.
A narrator critiques a traveling show amid moralizing notes on an Indian performer named Winona. He laments the lack of relatives and the coarse crowd, while praising her eyes teeth and wrists, noting the Midway expenses push to tomorrow.
Nicholas Copace pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree for the death of Michael Daman and received a twenty year sentence at the Eastern penitentiary. The Associated Press report from Wilkes-Barre notes the plea and term.
Sweltering crowds welcome relief as bathing resorts and pools attract many. Robes feature heavy corn tassels to match styles, with prices from 3.00 to 4.50.
The ad announces two sizes of high quality Turkish toweling bath towels priced at 2.00 and 2.95 each. A large variety of designs and colors is available. Also offered are brown linen towels in all sizes and qualities with prices from 12 to 15 cents up to 1.00.
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