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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1902
Page
4
The Scranton Tribune outlines submission rules for letters to the editor and states its requirement for real names. It also lists advertising rates and submission procedures for classified ads, including a 4 cents per line charge.
Joan P. Elkin of Indiana faces a crowded field as she runs for governor of Pennsylvania, seeking support within the Republican ranks. The campaign unfolds amid late-stage maneuvers and shifting endorsements in a competitive primary.
A strained mood grips the region as coal fields contend with ongoing labor tensions. Scranton in particular sees muted effects, with industries robust yet wages linked to mining and allied sectors. Officials warn the stoppage could burden business, urging resilience as supply lines falter and uncertainty lingers.
A disputed Republican battle in Pennsylvania pivots on Sen Charles Quay and John P. Elkin as delegates vie for control of the state convention. The article notes Philadelphia’s solid delegation and mentions figures like Nixon and Croker in a broader party power struggle shaping Harrisburg strategy.
A fragmented debate highlights Mr. Elkin’s personal appeal to voters and the sentiment within the party about nominating Nath for governor. Supporters press for a decisive convention outcome while opponents question the process and impact on the Commonwealth’s political future.
Senate initiative led by Hanna proposes to empower the Supreme Court to review all questions of fact law and procedure on appeals from convicting a military officer for duties related crimes. The plan aims to broaden review and possibly grant a new trial.
The article discusses Cuban legal reforms, Supreme Court powers to hear evidence, and the alteration of presidential pardoning authority. It notes the continuation of existing laws and critiques U S influence, mentioning Senator Hanna and concerns over the Danieh West Indies sale deadlock and public liberty sentiment.
A Troy Times reflection argues for protective tariffs to boost American industry and wages, citing rising bank deposits and import data as signs of flourishing labor and a strong economy. It contrasts American producers with foreign competition and urges unity among workers to support a tariff-driven growth model. The piece notes international reactions and cites figures on imports and employment to bolster the case.
A reflective note by Mose Vank recounts the Passion scene from Jesus praying in Gethsemane. The speaker imagines if he would have slept or spoken, expressing doubt about his own courage and restraint during a night of trial.
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