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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1902
Page
5
The Scranton Tribune outlines its advertising rates per inch and space requirements for the year, including conditions for classified notices such as condolences and thanks. It notes editorial revision of signed letters and lists rate card details for space in the paper.
Scranton May 5 1902 JOHN P ELKIN of Indiana declares his gubernatorial candidacy on the issue of an open field and fair play, subject to the will of the Republican masses.
Representatives of anthracite mining and carrying interests resist concessions while the Mine Workers Union prepares for potential strike action. The decision hinges on balancing wage demands, operator safeguards, and the broader impact on the local economy and community stability.
The text recalls the amende honorable for the Tata affair and questions the present behavior of Tata. It contemplates whether Wit Mohter Lynett can influence Leita O Hoe and suggests a lingering sense of dissatisfaction with recent actions.
The Tribune offers a six month preparatory work path to enter several top prep and college programs, enabling humble youths to work their way through college. It aims to broaden access, build lifelong employer relationships, and broaden its subscriber base with a strong work study model. Backers of Colonel Watres are asked to weigh in.
A scrambled mixture with references to General Smith, a Scranton dynamiting incident that harms a Newfoundland dog, and news about the Free Press purchase by P W Gallagher. It quotes Roosevelt on accountability and national duty, and asserts resolve over challenges to the flag and meat supply concerns.
A San Francisco dispatch to the Scranton Times summarizes press reports on Major Waller of the Marine Corps and his alleged order to execute eleven cargadores during the Luzon campaign. Witness Day testifies to an investigation of native treachery and a near fatal assault on Lieutenant Williams, with Leoggudu Cuburit praised for warning officers and aiding soldiers. The piece notes uncertainty about General Smith’s orders and urges suspension of judgment until official findings are released.
A library committee sharpens view on reading trends in the community. A tale of a near-crippled reader who finds renewal and joy through library books, showing how fiction can open doors to personal growth and solace beyond mere instruction.
A table details average monthly export values by country for the fiscal year, highlighting the United States and key partners including the United Kingdom, Germany, Netherlands, and Italy. Figures show broad international demand while noting currency and market fluctuations across regions.
A jumble of sensational ads and notices features fraud warnings and dream pitches. Promoters seek a young millionaire for a weekly fortune, a dog named Rubbernech offered for a $1 billion reward, private schools and infant care promises, and a restaurant ad for quick service. Real estate offers claim grassland homes near City Hall with down payments in the millions, plus a new political patent law notice and a pitch for an invented electric novel.
The article notes the United States remains the leading exporting nation despite a drop in export value for nine months ending in March due to drought driven corn shortages. It contrasts corn and cotton export declines with overall export strength and analyzes monthly export trends and import-export balances across major nations.
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