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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1902
Page
4
The Tribune announces it accepts letters on current topics only from real names, with editorial revision. It also outlines flat advertising rates, showing price per inch for one year, and charges for cards of thanks and condolence notices by line.
The document lists candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of internal affairs county offices and representatives across districts. It notes election day in November and references a government response to unrest with troops on duty and the public’s liberty to work.
The article discusses the president's push for arbitration over mining disputes and federal court intervention for civil matters, urging miners to accept local arbitration to avert hardship. It also reports a bureau bulletin on devastating forest fires, costed losses, and the need for stronger laws and public cooperation to suppress fires nationwide.
The piece questions previous Times arguments about economic hardship under Cleveland and Derm veraile, noting shifts in blame from gold standard critiques to Republican manufacturing shutdowns. It accuses editors of fabricating explanations to fit political aims, urging a clearer view of causes and responsibility.
The article cautions that spring and late winter bring high forest fire risk in northern wooded regions. It suggests placing roadside notices on trees to warn the public of penalties for fire violations and urges constant vigilance from residents. It also references political commentary and remarks on Roosevelt, Knox, and Root.
The article traces U S electrification from arc lamps to alternating current in 1885, noting small machines by era, the expansion of central stations, and large dynamos. It highlights New York’s early limits, Niagara and Buffalo lines, street railways, and telegraph telephones with rising output, wages, and patent activity.
A resident in Prinwo lon accepts a suggestion that changes daily life as a monotonous diet influences the community. The report notes local responsibility and new routines amid ongoing neighborhood discourse.
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