Scranton Tribune Letter Policy Notice 1901
The Scranton Tribune invites letters from readers on current topics and reserves the right to edit for publication. Contributions must be suitable, and acceptance requires editorial revision. November 26, 1901, Scranton edition.
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Political rumor hints Elihu Root as rising New York leader
A quessera type remark suggests Elihu Root may become a leading figure in New York state politics. The note implies confidence in his political appeal and potential for major influence within the state's affairs.
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Elihu Root
New York State
City Labor Clashes Over Boycott Threats and Public Safety
The board reports on boycott threats and calls for decisive leadership to curb civil unrest in the city and valley. It urges legal action against agitators while warning about unsafe high rise fire escapes and proposing tighter controls on tall buildings to address threats and protect workers.
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Campbell
Doane and Funk Split Over New York Liquor Question
Bishop Doane of Albany urges a public stance against Sunday liquor sales in New York City. Reverend Funk signals agreement with Doane’s stance and supports ward local option as the path to decide liquor policy. The Outlook notes broad support for local option and potential shifts in Sunday and weekday sales.
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Bishop Tree
Albany
Church
Temerate Soclete
Kev
Do K Funk
Doane
New York
Prohibition Question Sparks Municipal Response Across States
The piece argues that restricting saloons via local option or licensing would shift public debate and force saloon defenders to justify their existence. It notes temperance sentiment in New York and across America, while discussing potential regulation of Sunday alcohol sales and broader excise measures. It also touches on Fulton submarine experiments as indicative of progress and risk.
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Modesto
Ba Alpore
New York
Review of Peter Roberts Anthracite Industry Study
The press reviews a two volume work by Peter Roberts of Olyphant on the coal industry. It covers history, transport, management, labor and wages, with maps and illustrations. The reviewer notes its disciplined analysis and cautious tone.
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Micemilliun Commuiny
New York
Peter Roberts
Phi
Prosfessor Sumner
Yule
Wien
Fm Hotweg
Grduserdad
Rites
Wirivese
Tate
Gelinas
Fli
Odin
Opernitare
Sind Company
Oto Boateres
Libel suit sparks uproar over Lorimer corruption tale
A libel suit was filed in Chicago against El H. Nohisaat's Record Herald over claims tied to former Senator William Lorimer and Chicago politics. The article alleges Lorimer's wealth stemmed from Cook County Republican machine influence, asserting his rise amid consolidation debates and legal battles.
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Wade
Scranton
Chicago
Phiintil
Cook County
HH. Nohisaat
Record Herald
Loviraer
Chia Do
Chustadul
Dmguins
Allen Dil
Ry Lornier
Pal Ontlowdal Wetes
Lorimer
Matai Heey
Allen Bill
Senate
Wiiel
Areine
Dauifuer
Wateleling
Pius
Cook County Republican
William Lorimer
Caniaer
Local court weighs charges amid obscurity and a vast claim
The report notes Lorimer facing legal charges with a potential jail risk for Kollsnat if a libel is printed. A $100,000 damage claim is cited, while readers wonder how long members will remain filed for service on Thanksgiving night.
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Lerner
Lorimer
Kollsnat
Foot Dat
Et Hit
Controversy Over Colonel Lynch in Irish Parliament Seat
The heated dispute centers on Colonel Lynch a British citizen and Boer War figure whose election bid divides Irish opinion. Proponents vow to seat him while opponents threaten deportation and rebellion charges, signaling a clash over nationalism imperial policy and future governance.
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Cam Hione
Galway
Mnglind
Teli
Lynch
Haghind Wis Enmiedd
Laneh
Redmond
South Africa
Inghind
John Morley
James Bryce
Mologe Lane
Wizlishiin
Blorice Plunket
Ivehind
Slelt
Ireland
Thelinal
How Others Rule Dependent Lands
Special Correspondence of The Tribune Washington surveys colonial governance. It discusses imperial authority, the divergence of temperate and tropical colonies, and the roles of home and colonial legislatures in creating laws and regulations.
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the Tribune
Ecco Moe Molomy
Dirate
Eyewitnesses Recall Czars and Court Jesters at a Court Meeting
A chaotic scene unfolds as Wing Kammiot mocks court manners and Peter the Great is discussed. General Wood meets visitors and a strange tale about a cow leads to a joke about power and wit. The Malta Cup is claimed as a result of a lively naval gathering with lively exchanges and commentary.
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Victor Kammiot
Sin
Anb
Feter the Great
Pat
Peter the Great
Alherunes
Wood
Fullor
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