Tribune Encourages Readers to Send Aligned Letters
The Scranton Tribune invites short letters on current topics and asks writers to sign with their real names for publication.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1899
Page
5
The Scranton Tribune invites short letters on current topics and asks writers to sign with their real names for publication.
State Judge J H Brown of Lancaster for Supreme Court. James E Barnett of Washington for Superior Court. John Corrina Morris of Beranton and Joman Penman of Olyphant for Commissioners. William Fe Johns and Asa Fe Ktrfer of Scranton for Auditors. Election day November 7. Also praise for Kelly, O’Brien and Newcomb for their work in the Commonwealth’s case against Libeler Littl, described as a community benefaction.
The jury convicts Richard Littl of abel and supports Colonel Ripple's suit against hostile press attacks. The verdict affirms protection of individuals from malicious publishing and defends journalistic integrity against sensationalism. It condemns injurious reporting and endorses lawful redress for abuse in Lackawanna county.
The North American of Philadelphia reports charges against Josiah I. Adams for links to the Granite Binte Provident association and a friend of G Percival Stewart tied to the company. Adams replies, saying he was duped by false friends and cut ties once aware of concerns’ character. He claims financial loss from the venture.
A special forty page Pittsburg Dispatch edition reports on commercial and industrial revival in Pittsburgh and surrounding communities. It presents facts and figures highlighting prosperity returning to the region.
The column defends Colonel Ripple as straightforward and honest while attacking Little and his backers as tainted by hearsay and manipulation. It questions whether Little is a scapegoat in a broader political conspiracy and hints more on the case to come, comparing Ripple's methods with his opponents.
The Pennsylvania Banking Association hears Hon. Eliza H. Roberts promote a currency reform: maintain a gold reserve in Washington, allow national banks to issue currency up to par with government bonds, and enable branch banks in sparsely settled districts. It also dismisses a Mugwump proposal and notes related Philippine treaty funding.
The text asserts the United States Congress approved an American tithe by both houses. It argues the Philippines are as governed as any American soil. It warns South Africa faces a rising revolt by Rasutos Zulue and Sware against Boer and British rule. Dom Paul failing to seek aid is cited.
Friday October 70 180u readers see advice on motivation love and fate. A child born today is told to value persistence and self worth while cautioning against worldly cynicism. The piece blends moral observations with playful aphorisms about men women and personal responsibility.
Judge Edwards delivers a calm, decisive charge in the Beranton Truth libel case against Mewars, Little, and O Toole. The piece extols press freedom with responsibility, praising Colonel Ripple and condemning gutter journalism while noting a crowded Wilkes Barre courtroom and strong prosecution by Joseph O Melon and Lenahan.
Mrs Wiseley reports her husband will take a week's lay-off due to health. She asks if she should prepare meals and bake with guests coming, while managing plow and cakes for the occasion.
A poetic fragment blends nature and memory with birdsong and dawn waking. It intertwines verses about bluebirds, yellowthroats, and brown thrushes with lines honoring the flag Old Glory and a call to courage. The piece references Henry Van Dyke and a Times-Herald appearance, merging pastoral imagery with patriotism and reflection.
Werner company Akron announces Mrs Gillette cookbook with 160 Notiehold recipes. Dr Frederick A Cook to contribute ice adventures story to McClure's Magazine. Richard Whiting writing Paris photos for The Century Magazine with Andre Castaigne illustrations. Medical Record promoting medical news and literature. David Harum sales reach 300,000th edition with strong weekly gains and growing future prospects.
A note highlights floors laid and finished in the best manner with a fine line of patterns available for selection.
Literary notes describe a Rudyard Kipling poem on the Transvaal cristae titled The King to appear in McClure's Magazine's November issue. Editors rushed the poem from England by cable with terse references Cuba and Torito Rico. A. TD Hull notes two readable compendiums on current bland topics and a new book The Art and Science of Cooking by Street & Smith of New York.
A local retailer promotes a striking new baby collection described as inviting and exclusive. The advertisement urges shoppers not to miss the chance to see the standout offerings now displayed.
A cordial invitation is extended to attend a special exhibition this week. The event is described as of particular interest to children and families and invites attendees to bring young ones along to enjoy the display.
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