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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1901
Page
4
The notice outlines advertising space pricing per inch and submission rules. It mentions editorial revision, publication signing, and alterations to rates for condolence resolutions and similar notices.
The piece outlines a Republican state platform praising education funding and public services while attacking Democratic misrule. It notes alleged misconduct by Supreme Court Justice Potter and a claim that the governor was informed of court decisions beforehand, with both Power and the governor denying the claim.
A historical discussion urges unionism to purge pugnacious elements and align with capital for mutual benefit. It argues that unions and corporations share interests, promoting stable leadership, reason, and responsible strategies over continual strikes. It notes the risk to labor and city growth from discord and calls for cautious, cooperative action.
Aged former governor of Pennsylvania hints at reentry into local politics. Rumors swirl about Democratic fusion with insurgent Republicans and a reformist campaign stance prompted by a New York conference among party leaders.
An article discusses Mr Pattiven Pattson Patton and Colonel Watters amid Kentucky politics. It notes factions around Governor race tensions with Judge Gordon and Wanamaker influence, and questions Patton’s chances for presidential ambitions linked to the governor contest.
The piece attacks fusion and party endorsements in a Scranton political clash. It cites Carey and Therris as key figures, criticizes convention tactics, and questions Democratic support while accusing rival camps of scheming and corruption. The tone aims to influence voter perception ahead of primaries.
The readable passages describe a murky scene with scattered names and phrases about people in New York, appetite for beer, and vague references to a gathering or apparition. Core facts are elusive. only isolated terms and nonsensical sequences remain, offering little coherent narrative or events.
A fragmented account details Admiral Schley's position in the case with references to the naval inquiry. The narrative mentions witnesses, examinations, and disputed findings regarding the events at sea and leadership during the engagement, preserving names and places as readable.
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