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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1901
Page
5
Public notice outlines advertising rates and display options for The Tribune. It lists submission deadlines, rates for display ads, and policy on cancellations. The piece notes legal requirements and qualification for insertions.
The text outlines a disputed suggestion for a permanent policy related to Port expenditure. It mentions government actions and veto considerations and questions projected outcomes and opposition. The fragment references a discussion about leadership, timing, and broader implications, with several names and places partially legible.
An editorial discusses Andrew Carnegie’s $10,000,000 gift for university training for any capable student, praising its scale as the era’s largest beneficence and noting its potential impact on Scottish and American opportunity. It contrasts Carnegie’s approach with other figures and emphasizes support for education.
The article recalls the death of Rev. Dr. Mitt Babcock and honors his long service. It notes widespread community affection, medical and religious roles, and the impact on family friends. It mentions condolences from neighbors and the public, with references to Naples and Plaines as notable locations in the grief and funeral arrangements.
Readable fragments describe a fashion piece featuring cords stripes and plaids. The line hints at a restiue theme with vintage styling and fabric patterns. No clear event or named entities are identifiable from the fragment.
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