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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1902
Page
4
The Scranton Tribune reports daily operations under The Trib une Publishing Company with editors Livy and Richard, business manager Byxbee, and a New York office. It invites signed letters on current topics and notes editorial revision prerogatives for acceptance. The flat advertising rate is mentioned.
Despatches from the blizzard belt indicate the ground hog has gone west as March 18 1802 records from Scranton note. The report notes severe winter conditions impacting local signs of spring and daily life.
The Shamokin convention of United Mine Workers districts will likely heed John Mitchell guidance on strikes and recognition by operators. Analysts note Mitchell’s control and warn that a strike is possible but unlikely given economic and organizational risks, with public sentiment leaning against disruption.
Charles M Pepper reports from Cuba to the Washington Star that while the economic situation is poor it is not desperate. Cane grinding continues until May first with major sugar plantations holding momentum to carry on. Small planters have already suffered.
The article discusses sugar warehoused awaiting tariff talks, Cuban and American economic tensions, and the impact on planters. It notes expectations of a reciprocal trade deal, concerns over Cuban stability, and potential market effects if duties drop. Political reports cover registration laws and labor union cautions about boycotts.
A draft act by the Joint Committee proposes dividing city wards into registry districts of up to 2500 voters and appointing three sober registers of electors plus two clerks. It requires detailed identification of voters, proof of eligibility including tax records or naturalization papers, sworn in person claims, and public display of registration lists at the registration site and court clerk offices.
A historical treatise argues that boycotts harm the broader economy and workers, noting injunctions and penalties tied to unlawful strikes and urging public support for organized labor while warning against prejudice and selective enforcement. The piece cites Supreme Court rulings, constitutional principles, and the impact on wages, employment, and production.
The Portland Oregonian notes a nocturnal cat disturbance provoking ire. The verse mocks the creature as a public nuisance, praising dogs and honest brutes, lamenting its reform, and cursing its midnight howl and mischief. The speaker vows to name the offender plainly.
The ad claims a unique U S skirt maker sold only in Scranton by Goldsmiths G B Bazaar. It touts trademark quality not by logo but by fit shape and workmanship. Walking skirts range 4 98 to 9 98 and dress skirts 9 98 to 39 00 with lace silk etamine cloth options. Wall paper draperies and upholstery offered for home improvements.
A sale showcases an extensive line of gauzy materials and elegant lace robes with new weaves and designs in silks for evening wear. The collection features spangled robes, Chantilly lace, embroidered chiffons, chiffons, and various moire silks among other fabrics and finishes.
The feature highlights Misses' suits in all colors with a profusion of lavish fabrics. A collarless Eton, broadcloth vest with embroidered flounce, and a matching trimmed skirt with a drop silk petticoat are offered for 22 50.
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