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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1899
Page
4
The article notes President McKinley's civil service reform draws mixed reactions from critics while being approved by common sense, suggesting broad but divided public reception of the administration's changes. The piece reflects newspaper tone of the era and cites ongoing political debate at the time.
The piece hails both generations of soldiers, praising Spain War troops and the older veterans whose actions secured national unity and republic stability. It lauds northern and southern veterans alike, urging no sectional reflection and celebrating the reunion of hearts and hopes.
General Otis resists making English the official language of Manila opting to let English manage itself. The remark frames language policy as self-sufficient amid a colonial context.
The Fifty sixth Congress House expected 18 percent Republican seats with a fragmented bloc. Debates center on voting blocs from New York to Iowa and Pennsylvania where unit voting could swing the race. Observers note Middle West strength and possible pivotal coalitions toward a House majority.
The piece recalls soldiers and leaders toward Lampoon noting respect for their courage while highlighting an exception for Admiral Schley. It questions a claim that General Lawton said 100,000 American troops would be needed in the Philippines and says a yellow reporter, not Lawton, made that remark and has been disciplined.
The University of Pennsylvania announces a two year course in commerce diplomacy and international law to prepare young men for diplomatic careers. It covers American diplomacy from the Revolution to present, European history, international law, economics, and practical English, with aims to train commercial representatives and consular agents and to advance American political life through educated citizens.
The article reflects on university debates against government criticism and praises Governor General Brooke backed by Uncle Sam. It notes early peace congress results, mentions Grover Cleveland’s bass catches, compares Cuban army pay roll handling to Tammany tactics, and hints at Fourth of July planning while noting Scranton’s persistent asphalt issues.
Astrolabe cast for Wednesday May 21 189. A child born this day notices that a demand for wares rather than ability often leads to success. A man living for today tolerates a better time than one fixated on future glory. Public office is a public trust but the public does not always trust the holder. An enthusiast can shed pounds to become cranky. A faint heart can win a fair lady if she is willing.
From The New York Sun the piece notes press limits at The Hague while observers expect limited arms reductions and no universal halt on military buildup. It discusses proposed permanent arbitration boards, U S, England, Russia, France, Italy stances on privateering and prize claims, and possible compulsory arbitration in treaty interpretation.
A fragment discusses methods of setting national central overviews and the likelihood of action despite negative outcomes. It reflects on the conference at the close of the nineteenth century and hopes for substantial progress though not meeting ideal humanitarian aims.
Analyzes the trust issue as complex and argues against outright prohibition. Promotes withdrawing special privileges, uniform railroad treatment, and public disclosure for corporations as a path to curb trusts while preserving benefits of progress. Advocates state control over corporate powers as a last resort.
A verse narrative unfolds with Lord Scroggins pursuing a bold lady riding a wheeled contraption toward distant aims. The lady responds with disdain, claiming the wheel she rides symbolically outpaces the suitor and his century.
Rogers & Bros items are guaranteed authentic with unconditional warranty. Half price sale runs this week only at Rexford's. Knives, forks, and nickel finished nut picks offered in sets of six at discounted prices. Rexford Co. promotes customer refunds for unsatisfactory purchases.
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