Republican State Convention Leads Weekly Tribune Listing
The Scranton Tribune announces publication details and price as a weekly Saturday issue from New York Office Building. Manager Frank Gray presents twelve pages of news fiction and miscellany with a focus on timely convention coverage.
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Broad middle ground on money plank favors sound money and bimetallism
The piece argues the Republican convention should adopt a pro sound money stance while resisting militant swings toward single metal policy. It contends most Americans oppose gold or silver monometallism and favor international silver restoration if needed, to protect their earnings and debt loads. It also criticizes pay for ambassadors as irreverent.
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Political thoughts on Cuba and the American presidency
The author argues against Cuba being viewed as a target for annexation and warns that the nation should seek a strong, experienced president rather than a one topic figure. The piece critiques popular folly in politics and urges the Republican party to nominate a capable, seasoned leader. It ends with a cautious, unfulfilled hope for such a candidate.
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Cuba's Right to Self Rule T Viewed by Independence Claim
The piece argues Cubans recall their declaration and resist Spanish rule, insisting the 2,000,000 islanders have an inalienable right to govern themselves. It condemns anti Cuban sympathizers and warns against outside interference in Cuba's pursuit of home rule.
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Robison on senatorial bid sparks open campaigning
The outspoken critic “Jack” Robinson denounces his own candidacy and praises Wanamaker while urging more candidates to enter primaries. The discussion covers party loyalty, public accountability, and the contrast with Morton and Wall Street influence amid broader political shifts.
Morton candidacy seen as limited appeal for nation
The piece argues Levi P Morton as a serious candidate threatens broad appeal beyond New York. It notes his wealth and age, calls his record honorable, but says his affiliations favor money-making interests and lack universal support among workers and varied states.
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Roosevelt and Monroe Doctrine in Education and Patriotism
The passage presents Theodore Roosevelt arguing that love of country and civic duty trump refined opinions when national honor is at stake. It critiques educated elites who favor foreign opinion over American interests, urging patriotism and readiness to defend the nation. The text also references the Cuban situation and Spain’s alleged tyranny, framing it as a belligerent-right dispute with global implications.
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Mercantile Principles and Public Morals in Newspaper Writings
A fragment discusses how newspapers prime material for sale while claiming noble privilege under criminal law. It argues wine and morals shape public taste and that publication can affect readers and their character, noting strong opinions on journalism’s influence.
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Scranton Tribune Reads Likely Cameron Succession Hint
The paper suggests that the successor named by the Lebanon Party News could match or exceed Hon. J Donald Cameron if the Tribune can avoid a hard struggle. It notes that the people nominate and elect future members who then choose the United States senator.
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Pa Republicans and Cameron in Pennsylvania politics
The text argues that Republicans can instruct their representatives if they oppose Cameron’s reelection. It contends Cameron’s election would reflect the people’s will, dismissing talk of a political machine as superficial and ineffective.
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The New York Papers and Public Opinion Debate
A Chicago Times-Herald critique attacks New York Sunday papers other than the Tribune Times and Sun as representing the city’s readers. It questions moral outrage in journalism, mocks the notion of “journalism,” and cites Grover Cleveland and John Gritla Caribbe while calling for a more wholesome public opinion. It contrasts this with a Washington Meet critique on editorial standards and what to keep in a newspaper.
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Daily Horoscope Urawa by Ajaccanea Tribune
A quirky horoscopic column predicts a child born today will notice Willie McKinley’s back yard flair. It mentions General Roath-Tacker and the Prout of the Loom head dress, and hints McKinley’s boom may pause briefly. Suggestions include Dinmore as a favorable site for Uncle Joe’s fort and a note on career paths and luck.
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