Scranton Tribune Details and Printer Advertising Agencies
The Scranton Tribune lists F. E. Wood as General Manager and credits Purine Daily and Warkuygs Sends for in Scranton PA. It notes distribution from the Triune Printing Company in New York and Tamuns Byrne Frank Gray MaeWatn as involved parties. The imprint shows post office entry as second-class mail matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purine Daily
Warkuygs
Trinone Pupitenino Company
New York
Ortram
Tamuns Byrne, Frank &. Gray, Mawaorn
Scranton
Quay tariff speech dominates Crisse Coxey era notes
The piece reviews Senator Quay's planned tariff oration described as a comprehensive, data rich defense of protectionism. It contrasts Democratic opposition and comments on political rhetoric, with aside on public figures and a broad critique of voter knowledge and reform.
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Senator Quay
Senator Jones
Nevada
Senate
Quay
Epwaker
Beaver
Bin
Bellator Quay
Modest Bell and the Populist Plan Debates Government Role
The piece critiques Representative Bell's broad program from restricting immigration to unemployment relief as overreaching. It argues only immigration and currency ideas fit government function, cites Colonel Ingersoll on government sanctions, and warns the public about inflated expectations of government aiding employment and wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Matewman
Nebraska
Conpresato
Congress
Mr. Bell
Civica
Robert G. Ingersoll
Coxeyium
Ple
What One Woman Sees on Baseball Mania
A frustrated office worker laments Scranton’s losses to Hazleton and the fanfare around male behavior at games. She notes the impact on women’s budgets and daily life, mocks officials and barbering ordeals, and reflects on the mania surrounding baseball in hard times.
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Washington Avenue
Scranton
Onre
Scranton Cliub
Hazleton
Jones Smith
St. John’s Field
Jones-Smith
Asin
Megargene Honored by International League of Drews elata
Louis N Megargene city editor of the Philadelphia Times and Pen and Pencil club president is named vice president of the International League of Press claste. Scranton urged as next Elka lodge meeting site to honor its local enterprise and membership. Wilkes-Barre officials face protest over newspaper competition against the Times and Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis N. Megargene
Philadelphia Times
Pen and Pencil Club
Bernard
Frank Megargee
International League of Drews Elata
Philadelphis
Donile
Megargeo'e
Fen and Pencil Club
Philadelpha
Sinott
Walnut
United States
Ialea
International League of Press Claste
Frank Squier
Meening
Oalla
Kikdom
Hkewlas
Grand Lodge
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Two of a Had Kind In Indiana Senate Rivalry
The Chicago Journal notes Indiana’s two long standing senators, Voorhees and Turpie, as grand yet clashing figures in U S politics. The piece mocks Voorhees’s bombastic rhetoric and suggests retiring the pair to a museum or asylum for Incura ia in a humorous, critical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Journal
Indiana
United States Senate
Voorhees
Turpie
Ndiana
Incuraia
Miners' Savings Bank President Bryden Resigns
A. A. Bryden, president of Miners' Savings Bank in Pittston Pennsylvania, has stepped down from his role. The announcement notes his departure from the leadership position and does not specify successor details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Bryden
Miners’ Savings Bank
Pittston, Pa
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