Scranton Tribune publisher and policy note
The Scranton Tribune announces publishing details and policy for reader letters, stating space permitting, letters on current topics will be printed if signed with the writer’s real name and subject to editorial revision. This note appears under the business manager and office listings.
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Tilman Visit Drops Hint of Charleston Exposition Return
President changes plan and will attend the Charleston exposition while Tilman is described as an incident rather than a person. The note signals shifting attention to the exposition and a reframe of Tilman’s role.
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Advertising rates and circulation interview with The Tribune
The Tribune disputes Times circulation claims and calls for full published comparisons of live advertising spaces in both papers. It argues Tribune prices are fair and uniform, and urges a complete, transparent inquiry into all advertising arrangements to settle price disparities.
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Jury System Critiqued by Justice Brewer and Byerly
A discussion in the International Monthly by Justice Brewer argues that a nine to twelve juror panel is often inefficient and unpopular with justice. He suggests smaller juries of six to eight could speed trials without harming verdict quality while criticizing current practices that allow biased influence and delay in jury selection.
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Court reform talk and a Canadian charter note
The piece discusses calls to end the humanity requirement for jurors and improve juror pay, criticizing old court practices. It warns against outdated procedures and notes a Canadian charter application for the Northern Securities Company with implications for U S law and federal power.
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Mystery of HATTRIER yacht christening explained
The passage discusses what the term HATTRIER may refer to amid rumors of William's yacht christening and his brother's visit to supervise. It cites a New York Tribune analysis on German prejudice against American enterprise, insurance barriers, and hopes that a royal visit could ease tensions and boost U S Germany trade relations.
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Prince Mentys efforts to ease German prejudice through travel
The article describes how hospitality shown to a prince and his entourage by American hosts, officials, and the public may reduce German ignorance and prejudice toward the United States. It notes his travel influence could popularize U S itineraries in Germany and suggests more Germans might visit America. it mentions Mr Ryan aiding the prince’s journey and the potential to impart goodwill and emerald value.
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Reciprocity in Indiana politics sparks Senate rivalries
The horizon of Thdlank policies sees jealousy rise among Indiana senators Mesers Balbanka and Beveridge. Critics say their knives out threaten peace and GOP unity, while advocates urge cooperative reciprocity to avert broader harm. South Carolina's past humiliation is noted as context.
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Ari Mr Slarcen continues to vindicate himself
The fragmentary OCR notes Ari Mr Slarcen pursuing vindication amid ongoing disputes. Details are unclear, but the item centers on his repeated efforts to establish legitimacy and defend his actions.
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The Magazine Scene in St Louis Literature and Society
A literary review highlights a Pimphiet piece on marriage and divorce in a Mirror issue. It surveys stories and portraits including The Bog Mecmlts and portraits of stage figures, praising vivid outdoor life and national topics.
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The Sand Man Returns in a Languid Rural Ballad
A fragmentary reminiscence piece evokes childhood fears and nightly rituals as the narrator recalls a dim town, the Sand Man, and a weary adults guiding through illness and pain. The voice hints at memories of family, time, and closure as a yearly quiet ends.
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