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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1899
Page
4
Iowa returns show Leelie M Shaw who campaigned on the president's Philippine policy and gold standard faces the question of how reformers will respond. The November 10, 1299 article notes Shaw's record plurality in the commonwealth's history and speculates on reactions from supporters and opponents alike.
The piece, drawn from a semi official German source, argues Germany’s naval expansion threatens the United States. It warns against provoking naval arms race while stressing U S superiority, protection of interests and prestige, and noting Nebraska's example that occasionally letting others win pays off.
The Philadelphia Press commentary argues the elections confirm McKinley as the Republican nominee and Bryan as the Democratic contender. It notes the war era staff system criticism, calls for reform and a prepared, more flexible general staff, and discusses Cuba and other military questions shaping policy.
The nation approves the president’s policy and grants him a fresh commission. Majorities rise in Ohio Maine Massachusetts New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and other states, signaling continued business confidence and prosperity. The outlook is secure with the president capable of enforcing policy both home and abroad. Tuesday is a great day for American destiny.
The American people extend heartfelt happiness to Admiral Dewey and his wife, recognizing their service and person beyond political or social distinctions. The message expresses lasting goodwill from the public to the couple.
National officers of the American Baptist Publication Society attend a two day educational conference in the city November 20 and 21 hosted by Rev. R F Pierce. The program includes sermons, book reviews, and ministry discussions with ministers from Scranton Wilkes Barre and Philadelphia. The event opens with a grand church chorus and ends with a benediction and a store exhibit of religious publications.
The Scranton High School second team won at Dunmore High, 19 to 0, on Dunmore grounds after a 4 pm kickoff. Corbett scored the first touchdown, with Deane and Allen adding gains, and Deans contributing in the line. Payton starred for Dunmore as Harry Jones’ squad gains emerged.
The long lost telephone ordinance, once highly discussed, was brought back by Clerk Jones after yesterday’s review indicating progress toward enactment. The measure aims to regulate phone services and charges within the city.
RR C Jeckson New York superintendent of transportation visited Scranton to urge classification of mail by state to speed service. A new postmaster general order requires records of all mail passing through each office. Scranton volume October 2 to November 6 totaled 16 248 pounds first class and 32 237 pounds third and fourth class mail with 2 970 pounds government free matter and 3 401 pounds in equipment. A new distributing cabinet with ninety compartments was installed in the post office for carriers routers and large receivers of mail.
The speaker voices relief at not winning, criticizing crooked ballots and graft, and claiming the outcome spared them from office duties while insisting their hands stay clean. They blame corrupt measures for the defeat, lament the mudslinging, and say they would have won if the process had been fair.
Ornamental floors have long been in use in Europe and are not experimental. They are safe and offered in a fine line of patterns to choose from.
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