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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1902

Page

5

Press consensus says Bryan out of the race

Ten pages note broad agreement that, in presidential terms, Colonel Bryan is now out of contention. The passage underscores a shift in momentum and the narrowing of options for Bryan within the current political landscape.

Non-union workers in anthracite dispute examined by commission

The Wilkes-Barre Record discusses the stance of non-union miners represented before the Anthracite Strike commission. It notes workers may seek to mine without joining a union while reaffirming the right to earn a living under law. It cites President Mitchell and constitutional authority in upholding non-discrimination in employment.

Messrs. Lenahan O'Brien Anthracite Strike Commission Wilkes-Barre Recor United Mine Workers Eliot Judas Iscariot Benedict Arnold Gompers Mitchell United States

Adder Submarine Torpedo Boat Tests In Peconic Bay

Report on the Adder submarine torpedo boat’s trial run in Peconic Bay with eleven crew. It ran 18 feet deep for three hours covering a mile, fired a torpedo at an imaginary target, and demonstrated buoyancy, air supply, and submerged performance amid shallow water challenges.

Adder Peconic Bay Reyind

Our Commers Relations with Japan article by Humber Protec tionist

Humber of a Protectionist reviews Our Commers Relations with Japan in The Tribune November Humber. The piece notes a regular contributor Wee J Hallard writes on trade and foreign policy topics, sparking reader interest.

Wee J. Hallard The Tribune Japan

President Eludes Reporters Amid Hunt for Leader

The president again faced a phalanx of reporters seeking remarks but failed to offer a decisive statement as cameras rolled. Authorities maintained a cautious approach, limiting access while the search for clarity continued.

Supreme Court Opinion on Fraud Orders and Mental Influence

The Supreme Court holds postal authorities cannot stop mail in fraud cases based solely on opinion. The American School of Magnetic Healing case questions whether belief in mind body treatment can be fraud under existing statutes and urges Congress to clarify postmaster general powers. Holt Collier referenced as political note.

Supreme Court of the United States American School of Magnetic Healing Nevada Post Office Department Manitou Springs Cal Supreme Court Justice Peckham Sara Chaimedt White MiKenna Congress

Irish unrest and British policing in postwar tensions

A fragment argues that British controls on arms and munitions export to Ireland signal fears of rebellion and harsh policing. It criticizes Ireland’s policing rights and imperial coercion, labeling measures as repressive and historically misguided amid Irish resistance.

Firmingham Ngland Ireland Freu Trishman

Does Ireland Threaten War Over Home Rule Divide

A commentary argues that Ireland faces severe reform delays, warns against reckless rebellion, and condemns Irish Parliamentary Party tactics in Parliament. It cites Britain’s decisive power and the Irish Catholic question, urging restraint and eventual Home Rule progress.

House of Commons Trehind Magilehiien America Europe Redmond Ireland Mitchew Arnold England Trehuand Sa Loti Les Gladstone Irish Parliamentary Party

Christmas Smart Set and Delineator Feature In Premier Issue

Expert opinion backs the publishers of the Christmas Smart Set as producing the finest issue yet with witty items in the Compilations. The Delineator adds fashion notes and color printing adventuring into bold cover art. December’s issue showcases promising reproductions and art by prominent creators, including references to Suess covers and a new display of illustration.

Obscure Political Banter From a Fragmented Era

A garbled column recalls a political scene with figures like Greencastle, Tathidon, and an outspoken Democormet in a seven male family. The piece notes a public demonstration, questions around candidates, and a reactions to the Prince of Wales's ascent, ending with a quip about leadership.

Matthey Chiomwiige Llarvbey Hinetelft Colow Ae Chea Manta Bob Pallivon Broghind Prince of Wales

Silent failed audition shocks Kellerd in New York Clipper

A trio of Kellerd discusses an actor who failed a small part in a play called Bem and young man. The actor did not know or suspect anything about his poor audition, prompting scornful remarks from Kelloyd as their friend questions the outcome.

Wneileh Trelaid Ireland Kellerd Jacl Kelloyd

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