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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1897
Page
4
Fragmentary note from The Scranton Tribune with scattered names and phrases. Mentions New York, Manhattan, publication duties, and controversial channeling. content is unclear and largely unconnected.
The article contrasts Democratic and Republican lines on tariff policy during the period, noting De mocrats’ protectionist leanings and the push toward revenue via tariffs. It cites anticipated party realignments and references to McKinley era protectionist ideals, with mentions of the World and other figures shaping public discourse.
In Philadelphia a Baptist preacher argues newspapers print what people demand and warn the Ledger must balance decency with business. He notes strong editorial influence, public demand, and the challenge of maintaining a clean paper while sustaining paying circulation amid indecency criticisms. The piece also touches on jury issues and legal matters in reporting.
A symposium at a leading college discusses flaws in modern journalism. Presidents and professors, including Cornell’s president, condemn sensationalism and distortions. calls for public action, ethical standards, and removal of sensational journals.
Editorials condemn Congress action funding free seed distribution by the government citing misused funds and competition with private suppliers. Critics argue seeds should not be given away and funds saved or redirected to proper government purposes. Military rhetoric and European policy references accompany the critique.
The piece laments endless back talk in politics and law as Harrisburg faces another investigation. It argues the public should not be angered by distant, loud voices and notes tariffs rarely please all parties including Carl Schurz and Harper’s Weekly.
Gossip from Washington reports the extraordinary session of Congress will run longer than expected. Democrats threaten to contest every section of the bill as the Senate, led by Aldrich, weighs changes to align with presidential aims and party strategy. The piece notes political maneuvering, potential gubernatorial candidates, and White House access trends affecting coverage.
The piece surveys U S senators Heitfeld and Ryle and Rep Harmer noting indepedence and long service plus Grover Cleveland as president their careers and salaries. It reflects on party divides the tariff vote and the idea of a steady Washington routine versus farm life at home.
From the Washington Post five Pennsylvania congressmen seek the Republican gubernatorial nomination next summer. They are Meskra Arnold of Kansas Tuvis Hicks of Altoona W A Stone of Allegheny C W Stone of Warren and Mahon of Chambersburg. All belong to the Quay faction.
Our Center Show Window features an exhibition of Genuine Imported Scotch Dimities made exclusively for this establishment. These fabrics came directly from the other side of the Atlantic to our shop. To see them is to admire them.
An account of a committee meeting describes mounting tensions as a dispute escalates. A participant loses control and accuses others, while the chairman calmly reminds he holds authority in the room.
In a curt interrogation a prisoner confirms a long term engagement claiming plans to marry soon. The judge presses for clarity as defense and questions about meetings and plans surface amid terse exchanges and procedural remarks.
A rough transcript fragment mentions a suspicious meeting at Noerte Howe in Washington with remarks about a person named Madeby and a dog. The speaker notes unfamiliar bragging about a dog and references a hoston transcript. The text is fragmented and unclear.
A recycled fragmentary historical verse by Algernot Charles Swithurne from the nineteenth century praising Greece Crete and ancient mythic sites. It laments oppression and longs for liberty, invoking Helios Circe and sacred lands while recalling battles and ships seeking freedom.
Novelties in lace department arrive with Applique Brussels Points Arabian Irish Crochet Russian Lace Point de Venice Point d Esprit Point Gaze in widths for necks sleeves and dress trimming. Also plain and embroidered chiffons and mousseline de soie offered in a tempting display.
A new fabric named Muursery Cloth is promoted as purer whiter lighter washable and cheaper than Rubber Cloth. The article claims it appeals to hospitals physicians mothers and nurses and notes a sole local agency can supply any quantity.
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