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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1899
Page
5
The Scranton Tribune invites signed letters on current topics from readers. It prints only letters that carry the writer's real name, offering space where possible and encouraging public comment.
Scranton lists nominations for October 10, 1899 with J T Drown for State Supreme Court, Jostat R Adams for Superior Court, James Eb Barnett for treasurer, John Courier Morris and Joan Penman for commissioners, William Fe Jovins and Asa Er Kiefer for auditors. Election day is November 7.
The text argues for cautious American stewardship in the Philippines, urging self government within lawful bounds and protection of life and property. It warns against premature withdrawal and stresses that a stable, liberal government is essential for regional trust and credit, criticizing Senator Hoar’s reported abroad statements.
X Consul Wildman offers three opinions on General Oriela's competence and the need for a younger, aggressive commander in the field. He rejects claims that Aguinaldo’s rebels were promised independence, stating that Dewey made no such promises and Aguinaldo was brought to Manila like others.
A historical commentary voices doubt on native capabilities for self government, arguing for American supervision over the Philippines. It critiques Aguinaldo, Otis, and Democratic editors, suggesting powerful figures influence public opinion. The piece laments efforts to undermine the administration’s achievements since Lincoln.
Discussion centers on replacing state electoral votes with delegates per Republican vote. A table forecasts effects since 1866, noting shifts from noncompetitive southern states and calls to boost turnout. The piece cites Sun reporting on long-running convention dynamics and looming census timing.
The editorial cautions that Republican enfranchisement is hampered by constitutional amendments and discriminatory election laws backed by the Democratic majority. It urges timely reform to restore party vitality and fair play, noting regret that progress may be postponed again.
The article questions whether Congressman Rob erts from Utah can retain his House seat given his highly married status. It notes he has likely received guidance on the matter at home and signals uncertainty about his political future.
The Philadelphia Times editorial attacks Democratic leaders for opposing the Philippine war and accuses them of Agueinaldo sympathies. It argues a clear cut prowar, pro-imperial platform is needed, endorses Dewey as governor general, and notes the formation of a peace-focused American league under Parkhurst and Gompers.
A humorous verse urging poets to celebrate labor and hardship over romantic or nature themes. The speaker praises the man who toils and bears burdens, positing him as worthy of divine praise, rather than trivial tales of hair and spring.
Secretary Root argues against Filipino self government in a Chicago speech. He cites U S soldiers and law as the path to order and protection for American interests in Luzon. The address names military figures, political figures, and mentions Balm and Reed era ties.
The Saturday Evening Post enlarges to two pages with a special contributor lineup and plans to resemble a widely read and quoted weekly. Notable items include Bettina von Hutten's new book and W. C. Morrow’s acclaimed stories from Dippincott. Kipling and Thompson collaboration teased. Forum pieces preview 100 presidential contest and currency reform. Pacific Coast literature highlighted with Californian writers prominent.
The feature lists a mix of society and famous names noting marriages, awards, and careers. It mentions the Marquis of Exeter said to be the only marriageable marquis in England, President Rosa of Argentina in Rio, and Lady Delamere with her husband on an Africa expedition. Also cited are rail executives’ heirs, Mrs Hobart Witt’s university event role, Mrs Delancey Kane’s ornate crown, Frank H. Coder’s European tour and aged-homemaking plans, John M. Oskineon’s prize in Century college grants, Frederick W. Upham’s tax donation, and other prominent figures from journalism, industry, and politics.
A collection of brief items on topics from biblical school readings in nine states to crime sentencing in Georgia. It notes small homicide figures, a shark with no shell yet tough hide, Mount Washington ascent in two hours ten minutes, and Philadelphia shop policy restricting women visitors due to workers’ reactions.
A discussion outlines a fine line of pattern options to select from, focusing on subtle differences and practical implications for application. Experts weigh competing approaches as teams consider consistency, efficiency, and aesthetic value in pattern design.
The notice touts a store offering a near complete line of office supplies and stationery for the up to date trade. It promotes a ten day free trial of a planetary pencil sharpener and invites inspection of engraved work and stationery lines.
A local notice promotes Finley’s sale offering all wool blankets in white and colors in 10 4 and 11 4 sizes. Prices are pitched as the season’s lowest, urging blanket buyers to shop at this location now.
The ad promotes Cradle and Crib Blankets and blankets for single beds in extra large sizes, with a special line priced at 1.25 for Fancy Blankets, Smoking Jackets, and Bath Robes. It highlights a Silk Covered Down Quilt collection and a sale price of 3.50 a pair for some items.
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