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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1897
Page
4
A fragmented late 19th or early 20th century note from Scranton, Lackawanna County, referencing Postmaster Tipple and a dubious political camp, with garbled phrases about a Boodle Republic and improvised cash campaign. The readable text suggests local partisan intrigue without clear dates or events.
The Carbondale Morald argues the sheriff election contest is unfounded by calm judgement. Official returns show three offices won by Republicans and evidence of fraud is limited. The paper urges defeat of a contest as wasteful, flagging public policy and economy concerns over partisan agitation.
The Philadelphia Times urges restraint and respect for the law amid calls for Sheriff Martin and deputies. It warns after a contested trial that prejudice and mob sentiment threaten elected officials and public order in the mining region, fearing violent denouncement and costly litigation.
The piece describes Pryors election loss to Langstaff amid Republican contrasts and local political entanglements. Langstaff faced lukewarm support in his district while Pryor ran against a well liked Democrat, illustrating a tense political climate and a decisive outcome in the race.
Mulhall, the British statistician, reports on American foreign trade rising while domestic consumption of sugar and coffee grows. He notes export gains, improving market reach in Europe and South America, and predicts further expansion as American industry diversifies. He warns Congress to avoid policy missteps that could harm prosperity.
The piece notes Hon. James H. Nekels plans to resign from governance and pursue private life in Chicago. It cites his New York Evening Post farewell message urging currency reform and warns of congressional inaction delaying prosperity. It critiques his passion for reform and hints at political maneuvering amid December legislative revisiting.
The November Century previews many works including Peper on Androe flight and Armenian questions, with Appleton & Co. releasing The Story of the Cowboy and Barbara Blomberg. It surveys novels and biographies by Riley, Thorburn, Traine, and others, praising accessibly written guides for youth and general readers.
The text reviews numerous periodicals and books, highlighting a mix of fiction, essays, poetry, and illustrations. It notes works by Stockton, Kennan, Em bree, and others, praising front-page art and color bindings, while recommending November issues for travel and family reading.
A New York editorial denounces Mugwumps as corrupting forces in national and municipal affairs. It credits their support for Grover Cleveland’s third-term bid and Tammany Hall control in New York, arguing they thwart conservative governance and threaten national stability.
The Pittsburg Times derides Seth Low as a pretender and cheap imitation statesman. It accuses him of political opportunism after the death of Henry George and mocks his attempts to exploit the dead man's memory for support.
The Scranton Republican editorials argue that the Lattimer riots were settled and no Goal operator can be the next Republican candidate for governor. It criticizes the unfounded animus expressed in the remarks.
The retailer notes strong linen demand and tariff-driven pricing, highlighting select items. One case silver bleached German table linen 64 inches wide ten patterns 59c a yard. 100 dozen silver bleached napkins 50 pieces Scotch and Irish damasks from 2.50 per yard. 200 dozen napkins to match with linen sheets pillow cases and counter panes.
Local store offers lamps in multiple colors with globes and silk shades at competitive prices. Also stocked is a fine line of extra globes shades and chimneys to refurbish old lamps with guaranteed goods and affordable options.
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