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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1902
Page
4
The Scranton Tribune outlines its advertising rates and policies. It specifies a flat rate structure for display and other notices, with prices per inch and a minimum space requirement, and notes a per line charge for cards of thanks and resolutions.
The document lists state and county officials including Governor W Pennypacker and Lieutenant Governor W M Brown with a full slate of congressmen judges and commissioners. Election day is noted as November 4 and a dismissive remark about the yellow press ends the item.
A historical column argues against Pattison’s Democratic bid for Pennsylvania governor, contrasting Cleveland and McKinley tariff periods. It cites exports, tin plate and pig iron production, railroad surpluses, and business failures to claim that continued Republican policy brings prosperity, urging voters to reject reform promises.
The text argues against tariff reductions on bricks and caramels and urges wage earners to consider whether their work would be included among those targeted. It quotes Secretary Shaw and laments Democratic denunciations of trusts, noting Republicans framed laws on trusts and pushed enforcement.
The text argues three Boer generals De Wet Botha and De La Ley are honest yet misled by European intrigue as they seek peace and aid from America. It contrasts Democratic political tactics, mentions a cyclone campaign, and notes broader U.S. political tensions over strikes and coal prices.
In Scranton a resident urges endorsement for a city seolostea museum reflecting on public interest from Sunday excursions. He cites local geology, fossil specimens, and a planned central coal mine display as part of a broader museum project to preserve natural products and educate visitors.
The Scranton convention adjourned after a frenzied day of disputed credentials and fake contests. Witnesses testified that delegates were ousted without notice, with advocates for Connell and Flynn clashing over funding and objector standing as hearings resume.
A local notice extols a rich Parisian autumn collection with exclusive items. Blouses with peplums and intricate trimmings, velvet and silk garments, Monte Carlo inspired tweeds, and tailored coats feature among the new line. The shop promises perfect fits and offers alteration guarantees to ensure complete satisfaction.
The Teibune outlines contest closing details with the October 25 deadline and postmark timing. Instructions emphasize submission by the stated cutoff and a late entry policy.
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