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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1902
Page
5
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The Scranton paper announces a limited run of a book compiling daily reports from its telephone hearings and stenographic transcripts. It will sell for one dollar, with priority to readers who place orders, and will appear after the hearings conclude.
The article argues employers recognize and confer with one trade while declining with others citing modern labor unions and their influence. It cites Bronk Thompson of the Pennsylvania Railroad and calls for upholding character sobriety and efficiency among workers, opposing excessive force in labor disputes.
A fragmentary obituary extols Rev Hugh Price Hughes as a leading progressive preacher and social reformer in Britain. It lauds his energetic campaigning for the oppressed, his versatility, and his influence across pulpit and press while noting critics who cite his harsh judgments and lack of patience with rivals.
The article discusses Hugh Price Hughes as a frank, sincere reformer whose religious life blended moral idealism with social critique. It notes his leadership in the Methodist Times, his distinctive, outspoken style, and the impact of his death as a loss to society.
Analysis of HIE VISIT and English fears over a German plan to rival Britain. The piece argues Britain faces a looming clash over empire, with German fleet growth and imperial ambitions prompting calls for constitutional reform in France and possible alignments. The commentary emphasizes the English sentimental character and the emperor's awareness of British opinion.
An assorted collection of opinions and quirky remarks stretches from political boycotts in Schenectady to Christian Science cautions. The piece touches on labor leaders, public figures, and sensational press games, noting divides among workers, doctors, and political commentators. It gleans lessons on public perception and the reach of personal controversy.
The Tribune cites vast gains in Mexican silver, banks, and deposits, noting no bank failure in Mexico, rising railroad mileage, and growing government revenues. It details strict mercantile registries, bookkeeping rules, and public registry publishing, with limited business failures.
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