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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1897
Page
4
The Scranton Tribune reports internal strife as County Chairman John Thomas's rejection of influence leads to ongoing hostility from Carbondale Herald editorials. William Connell’s newspaper battles persist post election amid publishing tensions.
The piece argues President McKinley may push for a stronger stance on Cuba, fearing continued Spanish promises and calls Congress to uphold American interests. It stresses the risk of prolonged disturbance in Cuba and the need for a decisive, principled U.S. response reflecting American sentiment.
The Canadian premier Sir Wilfrid Laurier travels to Washington to consult with President McKinley and Secretary Bernin on matters of mutual interest. Edward Farrer notes Laurier will address alien labor laws and cross border matters, including labor standards and the Klondike mining region, signaling a potential easing of tensions between Ottawa and Washington.
A York New York conference seeks to safeguard the will of the people through primary reforms. It warns reform may fail without voter duty and notes McKinley’s popularity amid Cuban policy. The piece critiques rigid party lines and urges educated, voluntary citizen involvement for better nominations.
A Washington Star line suggests neglect of citizens' public duties fuels political remedies. It argues for active petition efforts and civic engagement to restore responsible governance and curb revenue driven politics.
A collage of opinions critiques Cuba policy and Spain, naming Lemuel Bly Quigg, Dr Swetlow, and Lloyd Wintersteen. The piece laments party leadership and warns against reckless consolidation of foreign affairs under leaders, urging restraint and accountability amid anti Spanish sentiment.
Amedhus the Tribune Astrologer draws Friday November 1 197 day horoscope notes that financial aid hinges on acts visible to the gallery and warns of cautious bets. Love guidance hints at improvement and personal stakes amid shifting fortunes.
Editor of The Tribune urges reform after elections and attacks alleged law breakers among physicians ministers and others. He contends reports to the health board and licensing rules are violated and calls for punishment when laws are knowingly ignored.
F P Doty of Scranton urges statewide action to curb illegal intoxication and law-breaking on Sundays and election days. He argues current trials favor saloon keepers, cites biased juries, high prosecutions costs, and calls for harsher penalties and compelled testimony about alcohol sources.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle notes Reading authorities suppression of a burlesque and vaudeville company described as female minstrel troupes. The piece condemns posters and performances as indecent and harmful to the theater, urging continued enforcement against such productions.
Washington Post analysis credits President McKinley with harnessing the state machines to give Republican bosses and local leaders influence over patronage. It argues that this approach has kept the party cohesive, avoiding administration or anti administration splits in states with weak or no Republican delegations.
A Philadelphia Prom item notes many speculate on the gubernatorial race’s outcome after the late election. It mentions Congressman Stony of Allegheny among those who hesitate to commit to a result.
The advert promises reliable stock bought right and to be sold right. It asserts lasting business intent, fair dealing, and safeguarding customers buying interests to earn continued patronage. It emphasizes common sense and steady, honest service as a lifetime policy.
Finley announces a Saturday Oct 23 linen sale to exploit tariff driven price increases. Stock includes 64 inch silver bleached German linen at 59c per yard, 100 dozen silver bleached napkins, plus damasks, napkins, sheets, pillow and bolster cases, and bureau sets.
Regular 113 piece Haviland China dinner set offered in five decorations for 27.50 dollars. Promote for Thanksgiving dinner with this bargain.
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