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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1902
Page
5
The Scranton Tribune weekly masthead lists The Tri bune Publishing Company with price and office details and notes letters must be signed with real names and editorial revision. It outlines advertising rates and classified ad policies including space rules and publication terms.
Ten pages Scranton May 1902 state political brief endorses John P. Elkin of Indiana for Pennsylvania governor. Emphasizes open field and fair play, pledging to the will of Republican masses. Elkin positions himself as a reform candidate amid party factions.
The article lauds cautious study by mine workers leaders and iron ore interests as they weigh Shamokin demands. It urges patience, open debate, and mutual concessions from operators, hoping for peace and balanced labor capital cooperation in the anthracite region.
The military court reportedly acquits General Smith and forwards testimony for presidential review next month. Officials claim the panel, seasoned by Philippine conflicts, would resign to defend a fellow officer. readers should withhold judgment until complete pleadings reach the president.
A Montgomery endorsed Pennypacker with a formal notice to the public. Senator Way, with Durham and Envose, press forward the candidacy and claim assurances from independents and major corporate influences. They aim to sway a majority of the convention through their power.
The piece critiques Judge Pennypacker and the gubernatorial race, arguing support for the judge shows bias and endorses a machine-style political view. It condemns independents who back the candidacy as aligning with political dictation and ingratitude.
Bishop Potter of New York advocates four legal fixes to curb corporate abuses including sworn public reports and outside audits with strict penalties for self dealing. He also comments on U S policy in the Philippines, defending the army and criticizing peacetime politics. The Free Kindergarten Association aids poor districts with a fundraising concert to support its work. Portugal’s threat of revolt is noted as a distant concern.
In a speech from Froy Wyoming, Senator Lodge urges justice for American troops, insisting the army’s honor is national honor. He cites harsh conditions faced by soldiers in the Philippines, defends noncruel treatment, and condemns attacks on the army while acknowledging possible provocation and dangers officers faced.
A weather columnist expresses growing certainty about forecasts, noting signs of improved accuracy and stronger confidence in projections as conditions unfold. The piece hints at a more assured tone from the meteorologist amid favorable atmospheric signals.
Poetic work by Aimelle Rives titled Troubles never come singly explores recurring personal and emotional trials through concise verses. The collection reflects intimate observations, with recurring imagery of solitude and resilience across short forms.
The Philadelphia Press recalls Admiral Sampson's long naval career from early service to the Cuba blockade and the destruction of the Spanish fleet. It notes his calm, impassive demeanor, careful leadership, and role as head of the investigation commission after the Maine incident. Despite praise, he faced envy, attacks, and delayed rewards, ending with a call to remember his contributions on his tombstone.
In a New York Tribune excerpt, a Harvard quarterback Billy Garrison humorously rejects the idea of being known for his kin. He explains that all he is known as comes from his father and rejects the notion of his prominence being tied to relatives.
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