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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1899
Page
5
Published daily except Monday by The ne Publishing Company the Tribune invites short letters on current topics signed with real names for publication New York office address given 1606 Masonu St Role Agent for Foreign Advertising and copy standards summarized entendu
A terse late 1999 note from Scranton dated November 8 suggests Colonel Barnett's detractors may concede the whole affair was a joke, reflecting a shift in public sentiment about the controversy.
A column argues on the uncertain returns of a U.S. election and praises Germany's shift toward closer ties with England and the United States. It notes Republican strength in Ohio and Kentucky, losses in Nebraska, and implies a broader realignment of European powers with France, Russia, and Germany. The piece references Manila, Pashoda, and statements from Berlin about China policies, presenting a favorable view of the Kaiser’s diplomacy.
The piece argues the Maine disaster will be explained and that US intervention in Cuba could aid hunting the assassins. It asserts US secret service pursuit will continue, linking political fallout with personal responsibility and demanding relentless investigation until guilt is proven.
The article debates whether Germany under the new emperor abandons Machiavellian methods for moral leadership in international justice. It cites a Samoa accord with Britain and the United States and a predicted China policy open to broad open-door cooperation among Britain, Germany, and the U.S., led by Wellman’s Washington reports.
The Tribune reviews the Hague arbitration convention proposed with four parts from the peace conference. It explains the selection of four jurists, the international bureau at The Hague, and the court’s procedures including records, arguments, and majority decisions. Objections in the Senate focus on commissions of inquiry, open duty to remind open to disputes, and lack of post decree revision. The piece warns that defects could risk justice and provoke war.
A brief note on how to choose between borders and fine line patterns. Guides readers through criteria such as width, contrast, and texture to match design goals and printing constraints.
A brief excerpt notes that a few instances illustrate the interesting telda topic and that readers can seek deeper exploration if desired. Space constraints prevent full treatment but hint at available avenues for study.
The article compares state appropriations for common schools across the United States. It notes New York has two and a half times the available revenue of Pennsylvania but spends only about half as much on schools. It also states Pennsylvania spends twice California, three times Texas, four times Indiana, five times Missouri, seven times Nebraska, eight times Alabama, nine times South Carolina, and ten times Kansas.
The New York Sun notes extensive talk about Irish Americans German Americans and British Americans with tensions and pride shaping urban social discourse. It highlights how communities influence politics culture and neighborhood life in the city.
The statement claims that those who wield political power in the United States come from diverse ethnic backgrounds, including Enatien, Irish, German, Dutch, Italian, and Scandinavian groups, asserting continued control by Americans of varied origins.
A humorous quip from the New York Press recalls wandering Weston streets and meeting one’s own reflection, noting the area as borderling crooked. The pun frames a light city memory with a wry urban voice.
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