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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1902
Page
7
Republican ticket lists gubernatorial and lieutenant positions with a slate for county and legislative roles. Names appear for governor Brown and candidate lines, while the last line critiques Democratic leaders over miners and Roosevelt.
The article argues long service by representatives yields influence in Congress while frequent turnover harms effectiveness. It cites Pennsylvania's rotating pattern as reducing clout, contrasting with peer states and praising sustained leadership under certain figures. It notes personnel changes diminish expertise in shaping legislation. It warns residents to recognize the cost of rotation on state influence.
Fragmented OCR prose discusses patience and forbearance in labor disputes. It argues for an earnest disposition to let companies and miners resolve small differences themselves before commission action, favoring generous handling to avoid heavy burdens on the commission.
Fragmentary editorial voice argues for principled leadership and public service while condemning unscrupulous actions. It mentions fighters, governance, and a judge, but the text is garbled and lacks concrete events or identifiable names.
A historical column argues the Hague Court’s role in resolving disputes, noting mediation trends between the United States and Mexico and European powers. It questions the inevitability of war, criticizes exaggerated hopes for arbitration, and stresses slow progress toward peaceful settlement and international cooperation.
Fragmentary obituary reviews the Younger brothers and Jesse James era, noting violent criminal exploits and reckless rule. It highlights their murders, robberies, and debauched lives, arguing Younger’s death closed a period of fear and political ambition amid lawlessness.
A ragged excerpt reflecting on political integrity, party dynamics, and public reform. It references Sweden, democracy, prohibition talk, and the U S Democ ratic and Republican parties. It mentions Scranton and Pennsylvanian governance with vague predictions about elections and officials.
A fragmented report discusses US and British labor scenes, noting work practices, wage systems, and industrial codes. It claims American leadership aims to speed deliveries and raise productivity, while contrasting standards with British methods and seeking consolidation of codes.
Fragmentary verse reflecting on memory and forgiveness. The text references Hobert Cirty in Stes and a stormy landscape with hopeful lines about living again after conflict. The piece blends sorrow with a call to let go of vengeance.
In a critique of cross Atlantic labor, the piece contrasts American and British workmen. It discusses wages shelter, employer control, and the dignity of labor, noting American workers’ independence and the social challenges faced under European factory systems.
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