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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1900
Page
4
The Scranton Tribune notes its policy for publishing letters from readers, requiring signed submissions with real names and editorial revision beforehand when space allows. It specifies second class mail status and a Sunday publication cadence.
Legislature districts list Thomas J. Rey Nolds and Joan Scheuver with Philadelphia Press skeptical of a constitutional convention until aides can influence it. Judging from recent primaries, the arena may face a long wait.
The author urges business leaders and citizens to demand a cleansing of Scranton’s city government amid grand jury inquiries. It argues nonparticipation by substantial residents fuels corruption and calls for an intelligent, united effort led by trusted businessmen to reform governance within two to three years.
Secretary of State urged Great Britain, Germany, Russia, France, Italy, and Japan to honor three principles in China. They must respect treaty ports and vested interests, apply Chinese tariff policy to all goods in spheres, and charge equal harbor and railroad duties for all nationalities.
The article outlines six powers’ written replies on open door trade in China. Germany stresses equal treatment for all nations and warns that discrimination by any power invites retaliation, arguing a strong navy keeps the policy credible and peaceable.
The Philadelphia paper notes Mr Wanamaker advertising that talks are under way between Democrats and insurgents seeking fusion against Quay candidates. It cautions that negotiations differ from delivering results and suggests early efforts to reach hard and fast arrangements.
The Foraker bill for Puerto Rico governance would create a civil administration with a president appointive governor a partly appointed legislature and an appointive judiciary. A Washington resident commissioner would represent the island and duties would follow a modified Dingley tariff with free imports from the US on essential goods. The measure foresees a tariff phase out once local taxation is established and funds diverted to Puerto Rico. The New York Legislature bans trading stamps, while Pennsylvania trading stamps fade from use.
In a letter to a constituent Hon. David B. Henderson explains his duty in passing the Puerto Rican bill. He argues a 15 percent tariff is a temporary measure to fund local government setup while avoiding burden on consumers. He cites trusts and syndicates oppposing the bill and praises allies Allison Foraker and senate patriots who oppose special interests.
The International Association of Machinists decides to educate the masses by launching traveling theatrical companies, a move likely to draw wide scrutiny and concern across sides.
The mil imery trade battles barbarians who slaughter seabirds for hat trims. Easter bon nets this year will be adorned with decorative elements, reflecting the ongoing contest between preservation and fashion demands.
A brief, reflective note on humane sentiment and vigilant guardianship contrasted with a light humor about a hundred year club in New York. The sultan of Turkey remarks on the powers returning to an ultimatum pattern.
The piece notes Misa Hall Caine starring in The Chi tan in England, NC Governor Daniel L. Russell’s nearing end of term, Walter Wellman pushing a 150000 expedition fund for Antarctica, Father Osborne’s South Africa relief effort, Guerrita de Cordoba’s religious conversion, and Admiral Dewey’s son amassing samples from Dewey-named products for a room display.
Senator Beveridge argues that reciprocal trade with Puerto Rico is essential and natural, linking prosperity to civil government. He urges immediate reciprocity, warns against delaying self government, and envisions a broader Pan American policy and renewed US South American influence.
A small blaze at the Orinoko silk and upholstery mills in Philadelphia caused about 50,000 dollars in damage. Automatic sprinklers, installed in the mill, were activated to combat the fire.
Flames and flooding damaged the factory stock when a loom malfunctioned. The factory owners, B. F. Solomon and Sown proprietors, are reported to reside in Paris. Fire officials investigated the blaze and its impact on the aged dam and nearby textiles.
Havana reports Mrs Wood wife of the governor general gave birth to a ten pound girl at the palace. Both mother and child are well. No prior Havana records show another governor general child born locally. The event contrasts with the old Spanish practice of governors general moving maternity to Spain. The press sent word after brief notice.
New York March 29 A coroner jury finds Charles Sutton was killed by strychnine given by his wife Emma K Sutton. Sutton a railroad brakeman for the Delaware Lackawanna and Western. Emma says relatives pressure her over funds from a railroad beneficial society he belonged to.
Buffalo March 29 A threatened carpenters strike has been averted after an agreement between the Carpenters union and Carpenters Contractors association. The settlement fixes an eight hour day with 25 cents per hour for rough work and 30 cents for finishing, plus time and a half for overtime and double time on Sundays and holidays.
We offer a full line of watches from all makes with a lasting, reliable house. Our guarantee is as good as gold and prices are as low as any. Buy from a stable dealer who will stay and not vanish after a few months.
Ex President Grover Cleveland was interviewed at Princeton on March 20 about a claim he backs William J. Bryan for the presidency. He denied authorizing the statement and would not state his views on the issue.
Poem urging to whistle during dark days to lift spirits and ease toil. It asserts inner light sustains, turning work into nourishment and pain into balm, with imagery of stars and solace through song.
The Lar Glove brand claims it is the best on the market for the price and offers a full guarantee. This indicates a focus on value and consumer protection in its promotion.
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