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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1901
Page
4
The Tribune lists ad rates per inch for display and classified spaces with a yearly limit and reading positions. It notes separate charges for cards of thanks and resolutions of condolence and similar content, and directs inquiries for rates.
The piece outlines Republican candidates for Supreme Court and county offices, arguing the party’s record under Wise administration. It contrasts economic and educational policy with Democratic governance and suggests merchants boycott and political advertising to counter opposition. It paints Republicans as industrious and prudent, while accusing Democrats of deceit.
A confrontation over streetcar use prompts calls to restrain riders and public assurances to reveal all facts and names. The piece notes alleged coercion by strikers and criticizes viewpoint analyses by Poss Guffey and others, with reference to Democratic candidates and Senator Oung.
The Lynett Times marks its sixth anniversary amid a reflection on rising daily circulation from about 2,000 to around 8,000 copies. The piece argues the paper’s growth mirrors broader social changes and critiques political coverage during Bryan era campaigns, highlighting tensions between labor and capital and accusations against bankers and capitalists.
The piece rails at Lynett and Lyteill amid party strife, denouncing their tactics and demagoguery. It accuses reform critics of pandering to labor and predicts continued political maneuvering as leaders court or fear the working class vote.
Ali Garman believes the fusion movement corrupts party integrity and threatens the Democratic state convention. He argues delegates are controlled by insiders favoring a Republican alliance and questions the legitimacy of a ticket backed by such coalitions. He asserts the decisive motive is political power, not reform.
A small quiet Pennsylvania State Kindergarten association convention gathered in Scranton without fanfare. Speakers urged kindergarten education as vital for children and nation, noting funding and public support in Scranton and Pittsburgh, and predicting broader growth and policy moves in coming months.
A garbled OCR passage references a peace idea and names Velika Lahn and Roawitl with unclear context. The text appears to describe a fainting seat and a blithe mood, with scattered phrases about language and a potential win, but lacks coherent narrative details or verifiable entities.
The fragmentary text mentions various names and places in a disjointed way. It lacks coherent events or clear individuals to summarize into a factual item with strong entities.
Our reputation for fine laces and rich dress trimmings continues with a broad seasonal stock. The display features appliques in excurrial chiffon chantilly brairine and puffing of soft paulette de soie silk, Irish point and duchesse laces, along with motif effects. Visitors are invited to inspect and judge the merit.
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