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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1902
Page
4
The Scranton Tribune details its daily publication and letters policy, urging contributors to sign real names and allow editorial revision. It lists advertising rates by inch and announces the newspaper's stance on paid notices such as resolutions of condolence, with a charge of a small per-line fee.
Fragmentary text references Moxers Howlie and Regen and a call to choose arbitrators over a meth related dispute. The source lacks clear names, places, or outcomes to confirm specifics.
The piece laments city directory chaos and protests moves by officials. It criticizes past campaigns to dominate directory publishing and urges a clearer, better organized public directory with proper oversight and prosecutions for abuses.
The piece surveys manufacturing in Western states vs New England, noting higher capital and wages in the West and advocating protection. It critiques railroad earnings and dividend yields, argues for lower freight rates, and warns against corporate ownership as public oppression while touching on Peat fuel ideas and a Pretoria peace treaty critique.
The piece argues anticipated twentieth century power via wind, heat, and liquefied air storage, noting Niagara’s output, varied wind potential, and eventual reliance on stored energy. It questions the cost and timing of adopting these energies while referencing a murder case and its unresolved question of who committed it.
The text critiques arbitration and labor union accountability, notes political speculation, and comments on Seth Low's New York fusion administration boosting school funding. It discusses the Kaiser's visit to England for publicity, Canadian wheat prospects, and fashion debates over whiskers and long hair, with a brief remark on Senator Bitt's public reception.
A New York Sun correspondent recalls a chaotic New York to Saratoga railcar episode with crowding and shouted remarks as a housekeeper lost her cook. A U S guest describes a Kentucky colonel and a dreamer who tasted whisky in a dream, interpreted as heaven by the colonel.
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