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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1902
Page
7
The Tribune notes a four cent charge for cards of thanks resolutions of condolence and small advertisements. This notice outlines the new pricing affecting such notices and related advertising items.
The document lists statewide and county officials including Governor S W Punnypacker Lieutenant Governor W A Broan Secretary B B Brown Mine Inspectors Le Wlyn Evans and David Williams and state legislative candidates John F Jordan Joseph Oliver John Schedar Edward James and P A Payelein. It notes election day with encouragement for Republicans to vote as usual and let the count tell the story.
Citizens laud Hon Charles Fimory Smith for a persuasive, non bombastic address defending Republican achievement and national progress. The piece contrasts his vision with opposition railing and urges sympathy for Democratic vilifiers while praising renewed American vigor.
The article argues Connell and allies used amendments to curb a governor backed bill on city governance. It cites Republican leaders including Morrisburg figures and Philadelphia’s Durham, noting disturbances in Allegheny and a push to protect the city’s elected mayor system.
The piece describes a factional dispute in Lanett city government, accusing Willm Connell of manipulation and a recorder's retaliation against subordinates. It urges voters to support Connell to counter Roosevelt, asserting intelligent readers know the facts and calling for civic trust.
In a forceful appeal, the speaker argues for electing a Republican majority in the House to support Roosevelt's administration and a productive government. He urges unity, condemns opposition, and calls every congressional district to join the march to prosperity.
The piece denounces Pattison Howell and others for obscuring the Washington administration’s role in the coal strike settlement. It praises Roosevelt for sending an arbitration commission, contrasting Republican statesmanship with Democratic opposition and criticizing labor and political critics.
The piece urges voters to re elect Penchin and Morris to county offices, support Harrishire Joseph Oliver Pattison reforms, and back Republicans in district races. It claims Democrats hold judges and warns against reform after election while praising Republican straightness and common sense.
The Democrats urge tariff revision to reduce disruption and protect industry while balancing protectionist aims. They warn that reopening duties risks uncertainty, job losses, and higher prices, urging careful changes that preserve American prosperity and avoid harming farmers and manufacturers alike.
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