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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1901
Page
4
The Scranton Tribune outlines advertising terms and rates including a six cent charge for editions and mentions that letters to print must come from friends and be editorially revised. It notes submission rules for signed names and various limitations on notices and content.
Fragmentary passage discusses the Tribune and a word game contest. It mentions education, readers in schools, and improvements in textbooks. The text also references political figures and debates, including Chamberlain and Rosebery, with uncertain details due to garbled OCR.
A fragmented historical analysis traces British governance and political clashes from Conservative opposition to Gladstone era shifts. It notes Salisbury and peers wrestling with policy, Home Rule, and public opinion, leading into dramatic diplomatic duels and the Bloemfontein episode shaping Britain’s posture in war.
A lengthy account describes a government program offering Indian youths placement in elite facilities. It highlights housing, meals, medical care, schooling, and recreation at no cost, funded by taxation, with the aim of uplifting native youths stripped from poverty. The piece critiques guardianship and calls for equal footing with white youths, urging policy shift.
The text discusses policies aimed at moving Native Americans from dependence to independence, urging removal from state dependence and listing steps for self-sufficiency. It mentions Collector Tidwell of New York and notes caution about immediate action and enforcement.
A long fragment reports the federal commission’s shift to propose a federal system of book inspections for major corporations to curb watered securities and restore competition. It notes aims to protect investors and prevent market domination by large combinations, with references to government oversight and potential charges for misrepresentation. The piece cites officials and mentions ports, financial policy, and proposed thresholds for capitalization.
The article reports on Dr Drumbaugh and Dr George W. Hon discussing Porto Rico’s education drive under military government. It highlights a $10,000 grant for a free public library, ongoing school construction, and rising enrollment with 18 postwar schools planned and eight more in progress, plus funding requests and tax measures to support education.
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