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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1897
Page
7
Public notice from Scranton Pa requests controversial content be signed by the writer. It states publication in this paper requires signed voluntary contributions and prohibits exceptions.
The letter praise and critique of affluent Scranton residents shopping in New York and other cities prompts calls for keeping spending within the county. Merchants defend local stores while urging citizens to support home commerce and curb foreign buying to benefit local prosperity.
The piece argues that Gladstone condemns the concert of the powers for aiding Armenian atrocities. It asserts the sanctions and inaction of Europe’s major states worsened the decline into greater violence, urging moral accountability and stronger action to protect Armenians.
James Blair lived long in the community and shaped its growth as a pioneer in business and industry. Born into Scottish American roots, he started small, trusted frugality and economy, and retired solidly. His religious faith and generous benefactions marked a steady, meticulous life.
A Wilkes-Barre News-Dealer critique recalls Representative Connell’s stance on the Dingley tariff for anthracite coal and federal duty plans. The piece argues Connell supported imposing a similar duty, notes notification delays to attend hearings, and links tariff talks to broader American policy toward Cuba and Spain, urging firm neutrality and enforcement of neutrality laws.
The piece argues for complete Cuban independence, rejecting autonomy proposals as insufficient. It portrays Spain losing troops and pay, while insurgents gain ground. U.S. guarantees or promises offer no real safeguard. The only path to peace and prosperity is full independence, not autonomy.
The Tribune astrologer Ajacchus offers March 2 1897 guidance noting a child may have muddy feet if wandering Mulberry street. Advice warns against judging by dress, and mocks editor and opponents while urging kindness to all walks of life.
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