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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1902
Page
5
The Scranton Tribune invites letters on current topics signed with real names and subject to editorial revision. It lists display advertising rates and a policy for condolence cards, with charges applied for notices and a note on payment terms and monthly rates.
The Scranton report of President Roosevelt contemplating Riis as the first governor of a planned Manish West Indies region is noted as a favorable and ideal selection. The item reflects speculative policy discussion and public interest in a notable reform idea.
The article lauds the National Club Federation for uniting mine workers and operators, praising Mark Hanna as a key force. It argues formal recognition is less important than practical cooperation, urging more frequent meetings to reduce strikes and ease industry tensions. It notes rival magnates in New York and Indiana show comparable honesty and aims.
The article urges thorough investigation of the Eckville fire and potential incendiarism while stressing immediate rebuilding and stronger prevention. It warns that small towns often neglect volunteer fire protection and vigilant safeguards, risking recurrence unless communities improve protective measures and organization.
Fragmentary historical text discusses diplomatic figures amid a town event and mentions Cuba's minister to Washington, the first Moroccan minister to Maven, and names Fitzhugh Lee in a convoluted context with miles and ministers referenced.
A lengthy analysis discusses government supervision of patrial rates, proposing a system where the Starstate Commerce Commission sets rates and courts handle objections. It notes potential reliance on federal bodies, shifts in burden of proof, and possible criminal penalties for evading tariffs. Mention of the Patrick murder trial hints at broad legal-cost implications.
A wartime proposal argues for a meritorious system to promote officers in the U S Army to a supernumerary grade. The plan would base promotions on merit, set fixed percentages, and require annual boards to select candidates in each arm. Applications and recommendations would be evaluated with official service records guiding advancement.
The discussion covers army reorganization and a proposed plan to promote deserving officers while preserving seniority. It argues for a transparent board to weigh positions, balancing rewards with merit, and notes the influence of rank in promotions. Also touches women’s labor roles and public beef prices amid social issues and wartime context.
A historical account recalls United States policy toward Cuba, describing interventionist moves, the 19th century insurgency, and the role of the Cuban liberation aided by American forces. It notes the pledge to protect the island and support its inhabitants while outlining the ensuing social and economic upheaval shared with Spain and later shifts in governance.
A. Maurie Low reviews Thy Poruw opus and discusses lessons from the Philippines. The issue surveys constitutional questions in Mellin alin ane Te Anglo and features pieces on interstate commerce reforms, pooling, and property provisions.
The article notes substantial rises in U S savings deposits over five years, from about 1 billion to 2.04 billion dollars, with annual increases around 40 million to 140 million dollars. It highlights dramatic year over year growth and market astonishment at the pace.
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