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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1902
Page
4
The Tribune details advertising rates per line for classified space and a policy requiring signed letters from readers. It notes that contributions may be edited, and mentions a six cent rate per line for various notices. The page references John P. Elkin as Pennsylvania governor candidate seeking Republican support.
The piece weighs the effects of recent mining prosperity against the risk of a strike. It argues operators push for concessions, miners must weigh risks, and a crucial executive committee meeting could decide the United Mine Workers fate amid pressure from perceived scabs and fines.
A careful survey of newspapers shows Americans easing from wartime hysteria sparked by General Smith orders. Democratic overreach and delayed prosecutions drew scrutiny, as testimony from a court martial and Major Gardener’s actions exposed motives and led to public reassessment of policy and leadership.
The article notes Democratic parties accepting Gardener in Digwest Index and withdrawing efforts to summon him before the senate Philippine committee. It warns of possible court martial if he does not provide concrete names and dates, while defending U S soldiers abroad and urging Seattle to vote overwhelmingly. The piece frames a debate over wartime conduct and political attacks amid the 1864 era context.
A campaign rumor threads Judge Sammuel W. Pennypacker, cousin of Senator Quay, as a governor candidate. The biographical sketch outlines his Civil War service, legal career, writings, and roles in Philadelphia educational and historical societies.
Aged political commentary praises Judge Pennypacker creditable record and nonpartisan bench stance while noting public nomination depends on Senator Quay’s backing. The piece argues the people should decide, contrasts with early primary preferences, and also endorses a central city park idea for workers. It also notes Mr Bryan’s shift from leading the Democratic party as Moses analogy is invoked.
A Pittsburg Gazette piece defends military actions by American commanders in Samar and Egypt, arguing political critics exaggerate brutality. It praises General Smith and Major Waller for suppressing insurrection with water torture and other severe measures while condemning only civilian politicians for stirring unrest and condemning the broader policy.
The editorial calling for sober consideration argues for prudent action benefiting the community. It praises measured debate and warns against anger, urging public opinion to back enlightened, moderate policy despite factory fears and social discord.
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