Scranton Tribune Publication Policy Notice 1807
Scranton Tribune announces it will publish contributed letters only if signed by the author. The paper requires voluntary communications of controversial character to be signed for publication and states no exceptions to this rule.
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Orler
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Chika Bey
Leo Mineved
Clit M. Johmon
Burgau
Palmer
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Spain May Seek U S Help As Cuba War Looms
A lettered report suggests Spain, nearly bankrupt and unable to fund its Cuba war, may offer autonomy tied to nominal allegiance in exchange for U S guarantees on Cuban debt. It argues Spain would prefer to negotiate with Cuban insurgents directly if Washington withdraws guarantees, while Americans should support Cuban aims and question a local representative's vote on the issue.
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Dolliver's Tariff Oratorical Tactics Stun Capitol Galle
Representative Dolliver storms the tariff debate with witty bursts and stern warnings about self reliance. He mocks free trade and praises McKinley’s policy, arguing prosperity comes from individual enterprise and proper industry standards.
Rockefeller Speech Sparks 19th Century Debate on Wealth
A New York speech by John D. Rockefeller is reported with focus on wealth, labor, and national character. The article contrasts country upbringing with city life, praising hard work and frugality while critiquing economic and political power structures. It notes Rockefeller’s views on success as a moral duty and highlights broader discussions on senate reform and administration patronage.
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Hourentinlou Warns of Senate Impasse and Public Sentiment
The April Perm previews Senator Hourentinlou from Maassachu discusses distrust in the Senate amid obstruction to majority will. He argues minorities suppress action, urges public education and aroused support as cure, proposing penalties on senators or representatives for dereliction of duty.
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Democrats select Bailey for speaker amid tariff debates
Washington dispatch reports on March 1 1890s era Democrats choosing Representative Bailey as speaker nominee amid factional strife between Bailey and McMillin Tennessee, with tariff bill debate fueling leadership struggles. The piece contrasts Bailey’s leadership stance with McMillin’s attacks and notes loyalty dynamics within the Democratic caucus and the Republican opposition.
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Dushing
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Amy
Educational mistake sparks temper in Pennsylvania legislature
The Pennsylvania House kills a bill to extend the school term from six to eight months, with opponents claiming it would harm constituents. Proponents argued Pennsylvania lags behind other states in school terms, teacher salaries, and facilities, a point stressed as an error by local lawmakers.
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Stine
Penneylvania
Ruta
A Distant View of Quay Strong in Pennsylvania
The letter praises Senator Quay as a major Republican leader and capable builder who supports friends and Pennsylvanians against calls to sideline him. It argues his experience and steady influence remain vital despite rival personalities and internal party tensions.
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Wattersols Wratil Pram the Cite Titer
Colonel Henry Watterson and the Courier Journal discuss antislavery and free silver positions in Kentucky politics. The piece references the Heclwatis depuvetiehe and names the Commonweait party.
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TOLD BY THE STARS Daily Horoscope Drawn by Ajavehus
The Tribune Astrologer presents a cryptic daily forecast for Myndus Maewohe M and 1N7 id os A child born today will avoid danger with a lamblike nature. References to Mate Kultor Richard Beeinich and later political threats hint at conflict and power struggles. The text mentions War, Mayor Bulley, and economic tensions amid unclear events.
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