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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1901
Page
7
The notice outlines charges for classified advertising. It states fees are based on application and mailing matter. The document references postal matters and rates for the Scranton area and mentions satisfaction of service requests.
The New York Chamber of Commerce heard labor leaders insist that unions seek industrial peace, but daily strikes and orders for strikes persist, challenging such assurances and testing public faith in the pledge.
The piece argues that moral urging against market speculation fails. gambling is born in many, education comes from experience. It warns margins can pinch holders when stocks swing, and prudent investors treat securities like real estate, avoiding fear-driven moves amid Wall Street volatility. It invokes Sage to censure gamblers and praises long term prosperity.
The Philadelphia papers discuss ballot reform, voter secrecy, and election practices. The Philadelphia Inquirer and New York Evening Post question preconceptions about voting methods and accuse opponents of partisan maneuvering.
The Post laments over EL Tens supporters and President echoes of pacifying all Philippine islands, noting only the first taken will be assimilated. It casts doubt on national unity and warns against patriotic echoes that the American people may accept. Mr Schwab of United States Steel offers merit over influence, but steel mills are insufficient to meet demand.
Last Wednesday a great fire in an uptown New York apartment house led to at least twenty lives saved by a novel fire net from the city fire department. People jumped from upper floors into a net held by several firefighters as flames and smoke blocked exits while others were rescued by sealing ladders. The device is described as about twenty four feet in diameter with a metal rim and springs, a new aid in this country though used in London for years.
The article notes calls for peace conference discussions under the International Peace Commission and details rivalries in the America's Cup. It mentions Shamrock II and the Constitution as contenders, and Captain Charles D. Sigsbee seeking command of the new battleship Maine upon completion, reflecting naval ambitions and international diplomacy.
Fragmentary text discusses naval matters, unions among kitchen staff, stock reports, and apathy in elections. Mentions Captain Shrabee, Great American public guardianship, Scranion cooks, and disfranchisement themes amid vague references to Martane and AMS.
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The Long-Running Municipal Notice details financial and strategic moves surrounding city projects. It cites public works funding, plant operations, and coordination with private firms amid debates over costs and timeline.
The article touts the Negliges Shirt as a seasonless favorite with fresh designs and fabrics. It highlights improved patterns from reputable manufacturers guaranteeing fit and comfort, and notes a large, complete assortment featuring French Madras, ginghams, and striped silk ginghams.
A brief note reports a new material being welcomed publicly with broad support. The entry emphasizes positive reception and anticipated usefulness across applications. Specifics on composition or origin are not provided in the fragment.
The notice highlights an unusually valuable collar shirt offered in blue old rose and pink. It lists prices of 1.25 1.50 2.00 2.25 and 2.75, emphasizing quality and best value among the selection.
A fragmentary note compares two figures, Hirase Murileip and a private Conrad, with costs and private arrangements implied. The text hints at a pricing or private agreement context without clear specifics or dates.
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