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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1902
Page
5
The Scranton Tribune prints reader letters when signed with real names and subject to editorial revision. It lists advertising rates per line and notes charges for cards of thanks and similar notices.
Ten pages from Scranton dated May 19 1902 urge prompt congressional approval of a $600000 relief appropriation for Martinique tragedy victims. The piece condemns opposition as unconstitutional and stresses U.S. humanity and speedy relief while noting Hazleton mine workers and upcoming convention decisions.
The piece argues that fear of strikes harms sentiment more than actual losses. It notes two years of labor unrest yet records show strong bank clearings and low business failures. If strikes end, pros perity may return. if not, traders will adjust but commerce should endure with stable demand and stock. It also critiques sensationalism and urges merchants to inform customers clearly.
The piece surveys a political platform favoring reciprocity with Cuba, anti monopoly measures, and Roosevelt’s trust enforcement. It notes opposition from Washington and mentions labor, production rights, and rail discrimination concerns. It cites Meate trust impact, the Indiana platform, and criticisms of rail and airship tech follies.
The Philadelphia Record suggests a four way contest among Watres Elkin Pennypacker and Shire for the Republican nominating race. It argues Pennypacker could praise Senator Quay and defend the machine while Watres and Elkin defend honest government and party rights. The piece notes May 31 primaries in Tioga county and questions Pennypacker's obscurity.
A statement argues public opinion will be shaped by the government's injunction petition. It claims railroads use rebates to stifle competition, abusing their public franchise status and duties. The piece notes railroad officials admit distaste for being controlled by the “octopus.”
A lengthy column reports on mining labor tensions led by OW Gallagher and President Mitchell. Miners push for wage increases and better conditions while union tensions and employer responses shape a looming strike in the valley.
A vague report notes President Hoover facing upheaval as policy debates intensify amid rising discontent. Officials scrutinize administration actions while citizens question outcomes and potential changes ahead of key decisions.
A disaster struck as a massive eruption and blaze devastated a community. Witnesses report hundreds displaced and one shelter collapsing amid alarms. Authorities count casualties and pledge investigations as emergency crews battle hotspots through the night.
A Birmingham hatter debates fit with a customer as the brown felt hat is examined. The seller asserts the hat suits the buyer, while the customer doubts and questions if the fit is right, ending with the hatter suggesting no one else should try it.
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