Scranton Tribune Notice of Dalivy Recept Sanday Remnant
The message from New York describes a newspaper notice from May 1891, listing the Scranton Tribune and Tribune Publishing Company with advertising details. It refers to an alleged order by President Trupsdale restricting Delaware Lackawanna and Western employees from local politics and comments on railroad officials and voters.
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Scranton Tribune
The
Tribune Publishing Company
Trupsdale
Delaware
Lackawanna
Western
Perhanes
Delaware, Lackawanna
Western Hine
Bitter controversy over Miles charges and army reform
A long critical piece discusses bitterness toward General Miles amid Army War Department concerns. It argues Miles exposed staff failures, cites supply and system flaws, and condemns bureaucratic misrepresentation while acknowledging his missteps in handling information.
New York Sun Denounces Alabama Education Tax Plan
The New York Sun condemns Alabama’s proposal to tax whites and blacks differently for education and real estate, arguing it creates a color line and entrenches illiteracy among colored citizens. The piece notes census figures showing higher white literacy and criticizes funding limits aimed at blacks standardly.
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New York Sun
Abi
Neproes
Alabama
Chiron Betwen
Louisiana
Louisana
North Carolina
New Mexic
Ealirod
Controversy Over Colored Education Funding in Alabama
The piece attacks proposals to fund colored schools from real estate profits, arguing it promotes illiteracy and violates the American educational standard. It notes the Alabama legislature had not passed the plan and warns federal intervention could occur if discrimination is enforced. It also mentions a beef court inquiry finding General Miles complained too late.
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Alabam
Alabama
Beef Court of Inquiry
Miles
The May Forum on Police Reform and Home Rule Debates
The article critiques municipal reform debates in New York City, contrasting home rule with centralized Albany control. It cites Frank Moss, Bray, and anti expansionists while assessing Roosevelt era politics, public sentiment, and figures like Funston and Atkinson.
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Frank Moss
New York Police Board
Maxet
Boyche
New York City
IMM
New York
Tammany
Rodneyvelt
Albany
Greater Cotham
Daily Horoscope and Notices From The Tribune Astrologer
May 9 forecasts mix humor and social notes touching on memory influence and strike advice. Snippets include opera investments, a Kentucky verdict against police, a Scranton parade, Jacob Coxey’s silence, poetry on Speaker Nee, and lawn mower sounds near the courthouse square.
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Germany
Jacob Coxey
Nee
Stephen Crane
Wourt House
Notorious Victims of Megalomania
A letter from the New York Sun features editorials attacking anti imperialists like Moorfield Storey and J Lawrence Laughlin. The piece derides their arrogance and campaign against administration policy, calling it megalomaniac and hostile to the nation. It also defends Rev. Mr. Bulgin and recounts prior slander about a Lackawanna church project.
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Storey
Atkinson
J. Lawrence Laughtin
Chicago University
Philippines
Boston
Chicago
Atkhineda
Laughin
Cook
McKinley
George B. Boutwell
Anti- Imperialist League
Andrew Johnson
Philip II
Mgr
John Davis Long
Massachusetts
Moorfield Storey
Letters of Interest Published With Writer Names
Short letters of interest appear under this heading when accompanied by the writer’s name. The Tribune disclaims responsibility for opinions expressed.
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the Tribune
Opinion Letter Attacks Rev Bulgin Over Bundas Item
A reader signs as Pastime in Bundas's Sunday edition slanders Rev. R. Kh. Bulgin, spiritual adviser to the late George K. Van Horn. The Tribune editor is urged to publish a rebuttal and defend Bulgin against the unfounded accusations.
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Bundas
Bunday News
R. Kh. Bulgin
George K. van Horn
BR. Bulgin
van Horn
Bulgin
Sulla
Rexford Co. promotes combs and salon accessories
The Rexford Co advertises line of side combs back combs and pompadour combs as best values with price points 2 cents 50 cents and 1 dollar. They urge customers to call when in need of anything in the line and warn against break-easy combs.
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Rexford CO
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Mont
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Miles Wantenhy
War Department
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Tenyoneteae
Dieters
Ieee
Ie le
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Colonel Funston
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Scranten
Electric
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Horton
Lowell
Victor Hugo
Boston Herald
Philip J
Spain
Long
Megalomannia
Knights of the Gold Whistle
Mr. Bulgin
Tam
Jesus
Earth
East Drinker Street
Newa
Tabernacle
Rubin
Lackawanna County
David Westlake, Jr
Dunmore
Children's Fund
Children’s Fund
Lackawanna Hospital
Merry Maidens
Colonel Holes
Master Law Witkin
Family Herald
BE. We Fuller
Railroad
Washington
National Capital
Rev. K. KR. Bulgin
Rexford
Wyoming Ave
White City
Jonas Long
Spring Serges
W. J. Davis
Scranton, Pa
Bugnles
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming Avenue
Mary
Gunster & Forsyth
Penn Avenue
Wedgewood
Madras
Hotel
Jermyn
Eppects
Jenin the
Karan Haan
Finley
Lackawanna Avenue
Foote & Shear
Washington Avenue
the Hunt
Builders Hardware
Henry Belin, JR
Oe Wyoming
Dupont
Agencles
Thos
Joan B.smith
Pittein Piymowss Vilkem
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