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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1901
Page
4
The notice outlines a revised rate structure for advertising and classified sections. It mentions a one year deadline for certain contributions and indicates changes in the Tribune’s publication charges and terms for readers.
A chaotic editorial attacks the return of the Whig or Republican aligned rule as a threat to state progress. It argues Wisconsinites face debt and misrule under the current administration and urges broad opposition. The piece condemns obstruction on public services and praises reformist measures to restore prosperity.
A lengthy critique argues that Lynett and FW Flelt improperly attack Judge Carpenter’s candidacy for the judiciary to undermine his opponent Pleita and Newcomb. The piece urges dignified conduct, disavowal of dirty tactics, and calls for admiral Sampson to testify, claiming the public deserves the full truth.
Herbert Taylor is chosen as county chair, Charles Acker as secretary, and Frank Hecker as treasurer with a strong executive and county committee. The ticket aims for a smooth primaries season and united effort as election day approaches.
The text sketches a tense election atmosphere with references to a Republican movement, fusion efforts, and party alignment. It notes observers expect a crucial period ahead as candidates and factions prepare for upcoming campaigns and pivotal decisions shaping the party's path.
The readable fragments discuss pledges and loyalty within politics, noting percentages and the impact on professionals and officials. It hints at public perception of politicians and the role of political leaders in shaping opinions and actions.
A fragmented OCR passage surveys an improbably baroque study of New England hat deter and andro philosophy, naming Terps, Ter Shepard, Nestob, Crone, and The Waterhill Wh Phe. It references Defoe and Ninelee, with tangential notes on American industry, theater, and university sites. The garbled text presents no coherent event or date.
A fragmented poem titled McKinley’s Last Words appears in a corrupted Lebsig Tinea of Sepl. Attributed to nec ordi 07 Tatlin and Frederick Thradkaner, it weaves visions of farewell and sorrow as a dying figure’s parting lines. The garbled lines hint at themes of grief, faith, and mortality amid a haunting ritual of memory.
Our established reputation for fine laces and dress trimmings runs deep this season with a large output ensuring greater value. New goods include Escurial applique chiffon applique Chantilly applique and many laces in Russian and Irish Point styles. Figures are motif based and separable for versatile use on dresses. Inspect our display and judge its merit.
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