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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1894
Page
7
Public notice from Scranton Tribune printing office details Scranton Pa publisher Flor E Wood general manager and operating statements for daily and weekly editions as published by the company from Botanton Pa region.
The Scranton Tribune announces a Saturday night edition designed as a grand satire pullout with extended content for readers. It notes a home-delivery edition with no extra charge for regular subscribers and a stand price at the original per-capita rate.
A periodical discourse surveys the institutional church as a mission body reaching urban masses, lauds its social works from bathhouses to schools, and contrasts it with traditional denominations. It touches on urban poverty and reform movements, noting figures and organizations across New York and Chicago and referencing contemporary political debates.
Faced with a treasury deficit the Cleveland administration enacts strict retrenchments affecting civil service while claiming economy. Records from July 1803 to March 18 show pension expenditures reduced during financial stringency, with veterans bearing the brunt of cuts amid broader budget tightening.
An editorial calls for thorough cleansing and fumigation of houses and surroundings as winter releases its grip. It warns of decaying vegetation, dirty cellars, and waste that can breed disease, urging individual effort and possible municipal action to safeguard public health. It also touches on hazing laws and civic responsibility.
Three items shape the GOP view in New York. A senator signals decline in candidacy and favors renominating Flower. the New York Law pins down Democratic party resistance to abating the national administration's record. ex Vice President Morton says he would accept a gubernatorial bid if Republicans want him. The Grow victory and recent GOP gains spur talk of rising Republican strength toward next autumn's congress elections.
The piece discusses party shifts and potential candidates in New York State subernatorial races, noting Morton as a favored Republican standard bearer and mentioning Tiffany as a possible contender. It also covers liquor license applications in Luzerne County and critiques local political figures and reform efforts while referencing electoral reversals and party dynamics.
An essay on BantriClarrandon and Conan Doyle highlighting novels and lectures. It notes Twain Riley readings at Madicon Concert Hall and references Brande Matthews Madame Sarah Grand and Dr G W Holmes. The piece cites Louise Stockton as a Philadelphian tied to Frank Stockton and the Pound Robin Reading club.
A periodical highlights education trends and literary news. It notes new works by D Appleton Crawford and Harper, cites George Bours and John Russell Lowell, mentions Mrs Humphrey Ward, Henry Irving, and a physical training book by Edwin Chaekey, praising practical results and wide reader appeal.
Residents report a planned parade along Avenue and Pace streets with organizers citing community celebration. Police say road closures will occur between 9 AM and 1 PM affecting surrounding commerce. Local schools alert families to potential traffic delays and event noise.
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