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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1901
Page
4
Fragmented OCR shows a local advertising sale listing from Scranton Tribune with names and addresses, noting advertising agents and notices to writers. The garbled text references a printing notice and publication standards, suggesting moderation and legal-like terms about notices subject to revision.
A fragmented discussion examines wage floors, underbidding by rival firms, and the threat of strikes in response to proposed production day reductions. Economists warn that shifting from ten to nine hours in certain industries could boost output and profits but risks labor unrest and costly labor actions.
A long critical commentary discusses the balance between press influence and jury impartiality in trials. The writer critiques attempts to shelter juries from information, noting dangers of ignorance and arguing for informed public discourse. The piece also touches on local issues like street lighting and pedestrian safety.
The text presents a scrambled report with names and actions unclear. It references a dispute over posts and compliance with a decree, mentions a rival newspaper, and notes unrest and employment details. The readable elements suggest a local conflict or public notices amid blurred names.
A long fragmented column surveys library policy, literary taste, public spending, and cultural reflection. It references the traveling libraries commission, legislative funding debates, Melbourne and imperial events, and remarks on literature from Greek and Roman to English classics, plus notes on global events and figures.
A fragmented reminiscence describes a dawn procession with interwoven names and places, recalling bands, parades, and memories in a war weary town. The speaker recalls fellow marchers, distant cities, and a sense of resilience as drums beat and lyrics drift away.
A federation named Site Polopition of Boys' clubs formed at St Luke's Parish House in Wilkes-Barre with 32 delegates from Wilkes-Barre Forty Fort Scranton and other clubs. Officers include President John Corey and Vice President Chris Rannick. The group aims to boost boys work establish clubs where none exist and improve efficiency of existing clubs.
The governor sent to the senate nominations for justice of the peace to serve until the last Monday in May 102. Named: Blainy County Jacob Cor Greenfield township Chester County William Stern Sadsbury township Columbia County Clemuel B Parker Pine township Delaware County Franklin N Close Upper Darby township. Greenuity A Meetvezat Mebelong bow dehip.
The governor sent nominations to the senate including Henry D. Heller M D for port quarantine physician at Philadelphia from April 26 1809. Other nominees cover master warden, library commission member, board of exam for accountants and related posts across multiple townships and counties.
The Associated Press dispatch from Birmingham reports that German Russian ties are strained with ongoing close correspondence. Germany objects to the alleged detention of Marshal Von Walderdee by Russian officers in Chile.
It is some satisfaction in buying furniture to buy goods that are not peddled all over the city. Our position in the trade, being that of the.
Store announces end of Lace Curtain department with drastic discounts to move stock. Prices list cuts: 95c from 1 25, 1 25 from 1 75, 1 50 from 2 00, 1 75 from 2 50, 2 25 from 3 00, 3 00 from 4 00, 3 88 from 5 00, 4 75 from 6 00, 5 50 from 7 00.
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