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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1902
Page
4
The Scranton Tribune outlines policy for letters to the editor and paid notices. It requires contributors to sign with real names and to allow editorial revision, noting rates and deadlines for full-page and other placements.
In Scranton on March 17 1902 critics deride Senator Penrose plan to reshape the Senate into a house like body arguing the move undercuts the fundamental purpose and logic of direct popular election for senators.
The Blair County primary results show noise over an insurgent push but little substance. Critics target Republican rules requiring registration and advance publication, while Elkin and Watres avoid blame. Insurgent momentum appears muted as voters assess candidates and health issues in the Philippines and Manila sanitation cases.
The piece argues Cuba's yellow fever elimination shows how strict sanitation and reform can transform cities like Manila and Havana. It notes Colonel Waring and Governor General Wood’s methods as models for Manila. A speakership boom for Congressman Littlefield of Maine is described as premature but plausible.
The piece discusses Senator Hour's anti injunction bill affecting labor disputes and cites a New York Sun critique of a Boston strike over recognition of a teamsters union. It argues against broad injunction limits and defends federal court powers to restrain conspiracies harming interstate commerce.
The piece discusses the警public power protected by law and its limits, notes the potential abuse of judicial authority, mentions United States Steel’s plan to issue bonds to cut interest and upgrade facilities, and touches on Danish West Indies diplomacy, Bryan’s caucus influence, and a health alert about Limberger cheese suspected to harbor microbes.
Special correspondent reports a drop in U S exports for iron and steel and in corn amid dust storms and weak domestic demand. The seven month figures show lower value than last year as manufacturers focus on the home market and rail capacity tightens.
Secretary Wheeler of the National An Trenian Keblef comittee requests funds to aid orphans and famine victims in India and Turkey. The appeal urges Americans to express love through concrete help, offering Miss Whiteler’s address at 40 Kite Street, Wor Center, Massachusetts as a contact for donations.
The ad promotes Crane's newest spring suits priced at $22.50 for misses' fashion. It highlights a lavender themed ensemble with collarless Etons, broadcloth vest, embroidered flounce, and a matching skirt with a drop silk petticoat in assorted colors and fabrics.
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