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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1900
Page
7
In a March 10 issue from Scranton, a philosophical debate unfolds on whether it is worse for a councilman to accept a bribe or for an “honorable business man” to offer one, reflecting public ethics concerns.
The piece argues the U S Constitution fits only specific conditions and examines reps and democrats about extending equal rights to new territories. It contrasts Republican aims to adapt laws to local conditions in Puerto Rico and the Philippines with Democratic calls for immediate constitutional application.
A political figure urges Republicans to unite and support party aims while acknowledging possible discipline if the party adopts a different course. The piece notes arrests of Shamokin councilmen on conspiracy and bribery charges and an Allentown auditor under bail for alleged irregularity and embezzlement.
The foreign relations committee weighs an amendment tying treaty limits to US defense measures on the canal. Proponents argue Britain should accept similar terms as in the Suez convention, while opponents say the amendment is mainly imaginary and unnecessary. Debs refrains from presidential candidacy for Social Democracy.
Washington signals indicate compromise on legislation to promote U S shipbuilding and operations with subsidies capped at nine million yearly. Amendments grant Treasury power to withhold aid from rate collusion and allow vessel purchases abroad while preserving subsidy eligibility. The measure aims to curb foreign dependence and spur domestic maritime expansion, even as questions remain on lake to port routes.
A Topeka minister prides himself on running a daily paper as Jesus would while keeping his actions modest and hidden, paralleling the czar's cautious disarmament hopes. The piece highlights prudence and secrecy in public actions.
A Catholic group at St. Peter's cathedral parish advocates cleansing theatrical offerings to curb vice. They urge parental vigilance for youth, while arguing adults require positive character development, criticizing McKinley and noting various civic efforts and political comments.
A local watch seller proclaims a full line of all makes with a guarantee to pass inspection. The dealer contrasts with transient agents and touts staying power and “as good as gold” guarantees. Prices are claimed very low.
The Washington Post essay praises intelligent capitalists for funding learning, libraries, art, and hospitals. It argues capital must precede spending and cites the Girards Peabodys and Hopkinses as shrewd examples of long term prudence fueling social progress.
Nine Austrian regiments will be kept on a three month sugar diet to test a scientist's theory on saccharine rations for military use. Earlier, German troops reportedly went insane from a forced diet of compressed food tablets during a similar prior experiment.
The publication announces its monthly issue ready for distribution in the interests of our trade. The note highlights a periodical aimed at American women and signals its availability to readers and merchants.
In March a discussion highlights Springwear ideas and the merits of new wards. The opinion voiced reflects broad female interest in fashion developments and seasonal choices within the community.
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