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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1902
Page
4
The Scranton Tribune prints letters from friends on current topics signed with real names. Advertising rates apply for space per inch per insertion. The notice invites contributions and notes editorial revision may occur before acceptance.
The court refuses to re license Morris Jones and Aylesworth, a substantial gain for good moral. Superintendent Day's protest decided the matter and notes that none of the three will perform their Dustress Ii in the future.
An editorial argues that the United Mine Workers now represent the majority of coal miners in the anthracite fields and questions the operators refusal to confer. It weighs the balance of power between John Mitchell and operators, noting improved readiness for a fight but suggests peace remains more possible than a renewed strike.
A report praises Henry H. Vreeland and the Abera metropolitan Street Railway for humane labor policies and worker development. It notes opportunities for art, social relations, and lectures, aiding morale and productivity, with Metropolis workers sought after by rivals. The March World's Work features a Holland factory described as a model.
The article reviews Dr William M Tel tan ideas for Americat adaptation noting a benevolent despotism in a factory owner and the need for liberty and fair play for American workers. It mentions old age pensions and employer labor self governance as progressive steps and comments on Secretary Shaw’s Wall Street arrival without fanfare.
A Washington dispatch urges loyal Republicans to unite with patriotic Democrats to defeat a faction resisting U S Cuba policy under McKinley and Roosevelt. The piece notes failed pacification attempts and hints at using stronger actions to end the impasse as the nation awaits resolution without Lord Paunceforte.
The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle urges Congress to finally compensate the surgeons and physicians who cared for President McKinley after his shooting, arguing the nation owes them for their service and that delay insults the public. It notes six months since McKinley’s death and urges prompt action.
Special correspondence reports renewed cordiality and vigorous activity in US Spain trade. 1901 shows imports from Spain rising to about 7.0 million dollars and US exports to Spain increasing, led by cotton and manufactured goods. 1903 comparisons indicate overall growth despite declines with other European partners, with detailed tables of yearly commerce and key import and export items.
A mash of anecdotes from William Inglis in Paris and on Clyde regattas plus assorted tales from the Washington Post and Philadelphia papers. Includes a Scots humor episode with a police officer and a Trish man, Field stories in Chicago, and legal notes from Michigan and Washington with a mix of figures like Archbishop Ryan and Judge Shaw.
The Massachusetts vital statistics report shows a high foreign birth share and declining native Yankee lines. Mass births in 1400 74,080 with 7,772 boys. native and foreign parentage split. Old Yankee type fading across Boston area and New England, with few remaining in rural hills.
Long, uncertain passage describes relations of European nobility and American figures. Mentions Queen Dowager Manghovita of Italy, Dowager Duchess of Geng, and Archibald Bird Donagh with Thomas Robert Bard and others as descendants of historical figures. References births, retirements, and naval service spanning from 1656 to 1861.
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