Bible criticism stirs debate over Union Seminary split
The article traces a religious dispute amid Presbyterian seminary tensions. It notes opposing views on biblical authority and describes steps by Union Seminary and the assembly from 1800s moves in Tulsa, Portland, and New York, including suspensions and calls to reclaim endowments.
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Republican era orations and student politics spill into public view
The piece surveys church unity and dissent within Protestant circles, critiques President Harvard’s stance, defends Ellot’s integrity, and comments on vice presidential prospects. It notes the Chicago Times Herald opposition to capital punishment, and mentions Cuba bound weapons, McKinley support, and Philadelphia rhetoric on tariffs.
Watters on in Scranton and European affairs
The piece recalls Henry Waterson's Scranton visit and his praise of President Cleveland's Venezuelan message. It notes Waterson’s Paris letters filled with exuberant commentary, and hints at European reactions to U S policy, while contrasting with political silence on issues like Salvation Army funding and streetcar fares.
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Canvass Complete For Republican Delegates
The Philadelphia Press reports the final state convention for Republican delegates to St Louis held Saturday in Idaho. District delegates were elected across states and territories, yielding a table showing 511 delegates. With the national convention set for June 16, McKinley holds 7 votes to spare and adjustments may follow withdrawals or shifts before the first ballot.
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Readers' Suggestions For The Tribune
Readers submit ideas on duties and methods of running the daily paper. Communications appear under a pen name, with some writers providing their real names to show good faith, though not to be published.
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Shold
Tribune Editor's Creed for fearless truthful writing
The Tribune proclaims its mission to print truth without fear and to discuss politics and government openly. It pledges to defend principles, present both sides, and guide public discourse while encouraging religious and public questions.
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Editor Advice From Scranton Printer
A letter from Grant in Scranton dated May 18 urges editors to seek truth, not be swayed by rivals or ridicule, and to value perseverance and faithful delivery of news. The writer cautions against hasty disposal of articles and emphasizes reporting accuracy over sensationalism.
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Tribine Editor Questions Paper Popularity in Clark's Summit
An angry missive from a Clark's Summit reader questions the paper's distribution and popularity. The letter requests better coverage and hints at subscriber dissatisfaction, dated May 18 in the local era.
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Fragmented Rant on Vaccination Debate and Public Figures
A chaotic passage laments anti vaccination views and criticizes a prominent editor while listing chaotic scenes from society. It then shifts to a satirical schoolboy poem and a Chicago Post quip about weather advice from Washington.
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Fashioned in Jaunty Exclusive Designs and High Prices
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Chamois Gloves by Foster, Paul Co. Offer at 79 Cents
The advertisement touts Chamois Gloves by Foster Paul & Co. calling it the best seen of the kind and aimed at ladies with a price of 79 cents. It presents a concise sales pitch emphasizing quality and affordability for female shoppers.
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