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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1901
Page
4
The piece outlines the Republican slate for state offices including Payter for Supreme Court Judge and Watts for Treasurer, Carpenter for Sheriff, and Stevenson for Collector. It denounces Democratic power, touts education funding gains under Republicans, and attacks Democratic claims of corruption, citing the party platform and an election call to defend their record.
The piece argues that state funds have not been misused under Republican management, cites a legislated conversion of interest to the treasury, and challenges the Times to name a better record while urging voters to back Hitchcock for Newcomb. It claims Democratic leaders would avoid picking a treasurer for profit.
The British War Office uses General Buller speech to justify removing him from command of the First Army Corps and placing him on half pay. The speech argued Buller would bear the blame for LadySmith relief failures, prompting renewed criticism of the campaign and a reshuffle amid calls for accountability.
Fragmented text delays administration impact on Brit(len)hip oatsies and transit. references to Pigiting Rob and Meas Wie suggest higher matters. The piece notes testing testimony in Sel eynquley and calls for peace while condemning public disorder at Larminton and Beaver- related sites.
The piece weighs Republican strategy amid a Democratic tilt, noting Prohibition strength and local candidate dynamics. It discusses expected voting patterns, potential cross endorsements, and the questionable impact of Colonel Hitchcock on the primary.
A corrective appeal praises The Home for the Friendless for aiding destitute women and halted children. It extols its economical operations, universal aid regardless of background, and the value of the shelter in reducing vagrancy and supporting a prosperous city. The piece notes a correspondent’s remarks on a related case involving Mike Stone.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a Yale campus note with references to veterans exhibitions and a figure named Bryan, plus scattered names and phrases. The text is garbled and unsourced, offering no clear event or outcome to anchor a concise headline or summary.
The testimony covers the engagement between the Oregon and Brooklyn squadrons, detailing positions, gunfire, and the firing of warnings and exchanges as they moved toward the coast. Lieutenant TW Biente and Commodore Soller are cited, with notes on ship movements and casualty consequences.
Fragmented text outlines opponents and supporters of municipal control over railway planning. Mentions Beitine and Mh, railways strategy, street rallies, and concerns about hotel taxation, fees, and public ownership. Indicates debate over public authority versus employer or private influence and timing of projects.
A garbled passage notes repeated phrases and broken terms touching on people, places, and events. The fragment cites names and items such as a local context and various actions but remains largely unreadable and unclear. The text shows scattered references without a coherent narrative or verifiable details.
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