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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1901
Page
4
The Tribune lists net price per insertion for various spaces within one year and notes a charge of cents for certain items. It mentions display, personal notices, cards of thanks, resolutions of conscience, and preliminary contributions in the nature of aid.
A damaged fragment lists Republican candidates for state offices including William Pot and Frank Og, with a 19th century campaign bluster about debt, education, and economic prosperity. It accuses Democrats of misrule, touts Republican education funding, and mocks voting machines as imperfect yet eventual helpful tools.
The article argues Republicans should resist fusion with anti-Tepublican insurgents aiming to weaken the party. It contends such alliance benefits no one, would harm the party, and that reform must come from within the party. It notes Sylvester Soagel’s absence complicates efforts at the Schley Inquiry.
The Croker backed bid of Edward M. Shepard, a former anti Tammany reformer, for mayor shows Tammany’s power to control the city government if he wins. If Shepard falters Croker will justify reformers and shift support, while a loss would reveal Tammany’s strategy and affect other races. Jerome, anti Tammany DA candidate, looms as a potential counter.
In a volatile scene, Roosevelt backed by allies moves against Tammany leaders and legal officials including Ava Bird Gairdner, while anti-Tammany factions mobilize. The unfolding struggle features internal power plays, uncertain loyalties, and warnings of broader reformist pressures shaping New York politics.
The article reviews inflammatory and partisan rhetoric in a local paper during a campaign. It cites attacks on bankers, business owners, and political figures, mentions editors and publishers, and references Republican and Democratic forces, with emphasis on editorial policy and public reaction.
Testimony references Admiral Schley discussing the Sant Iago affair and U S naval actions. The transcript notes debates over duty and responsibility, with remarks on the Spanish campaign and the fleet's conduct. The narrative mentions political reactions and public interest surrounding the case.
Readings report Rev. Hammond and Gideon Thamnimerund denouncing Catholicism as Protestant depominants while preaching a “Kingdom of Virtuousness.” Immersion baptisms planned at Roaring Brook. A later New York rally escalated to police intervention as crowds clashed over religious conflict.
The funeral was held yesterday at the family residence on Vine Street with Rev Dr Merce delivering prayers and hymns from the Second Presbyterian Church. Interment followed at Forest Hill cemetery with pallbearers including J A Tansing and M E Hor fen among mourners.
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