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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1894
Page
4
Public notice from Scranton Tribune lists F E Wood as general manager and references the ParlianPen Daily and Weekly in Boran Pa with post office details. It notes mail matter status and a New Year office address linked to Franic 8 Gnar and a Venue utility, reflecting standard press and postal information.
A 1804 column discusses Lackawanna avenue paving delays and council actions. It criticizes Gov. Altgeld's pardon of Michael Schwab and laments reform rhetoric, urging vigilance against incitement and dangers of sedition. Lincolnian and tariff debates follow with commentary on political morality and public trust.
A Philadoal phis Inquirer feature lauds Aranda T. Underhill for guiding four horses attached to a coach through a figure eight with one hand. The pieceplay parodies historic feats and compares him to legendary explorers and figures while noting Sen ator Walsh's push to repeal the 10 percent state bank tax and citing constitutional articles.
New York journalist member of congress Representative Quigg defends blunt truth telling on an international monetary pact. He notes a silver dollar today equals four canta and argues confidence sustains the current belief and dollar value. Once confidence fails the scheme collapses and any agreement to fix silver bullion prices loses force.
The commentary argues Hines may accept a placating clerkship for Dempany to ease tensions with Mr. Bissell and the postmaster general. It notes Hines will resist Kingston landing and predicts Rathbone’s district loss due to personal opposition, urging Republicans to field stronger candidates next fall.
Dramatic critic notes Dan Hart’s new play A Daughter of Dixie at Wilkee Starre in Wilkes Barre. Praises from Detroit Free Press writer Charles Woodsball and a telegraph order for an opening-night celebration highlight strong early reception. Star Adele Ritchio and Katherine Clemmons face financial losses in previous tours, while De Wolf Hopper’s era shows promise with a storied stage lineage and a noted debut in comic opera.
The passage notes that the subject remains a major favorite on the American stage and that nearly all principal collaborators from past successes rejoin his company for the current season.
The Altoona Gazette reports that restricting coal supply to a region could force iron mills to shut for lack of fuel, throwing workers out of work and turning the strike into an internal labor dispute rather than a clash with capital.
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