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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1901
Page
4
The Tribunt outlines display and classified advertising rates including card of thanks and resolutions of condolence. It lists a display rate exceeding 400 in when the Nes Aiinet Silt on Paper Reading item and notes a charge for classified advertising upon request.
A Republican slate for State, Supreme Court, County offices is presented with critique of Democratic rule. The piece argues Republicans expanded public education funding, boosted appropriations, and highlights industry, honesty, and prosperity. It urges vigilance against minority disruption and supports unity within the party.
The piece laments reckless driving by youths and the rise of gasoline hazards in the city. It urges regulation of devices and precursors to prevent harm, noting recent near misses and urging authorities to curb dangerous trends before serious injury occurs.
Colonel Mills reports the West Point cadet program has improved over the past year and that cadet training has made exceptional progress. He notes the aim is to develop sturdy, self reliant officers while acknowledging necessary limits on horseplay and discipline within the corps.
Fragmentary text discusses observances of fairness and legality, mentions a congressional commission and citizens. Vague references to discipline and protests, with no clear event, date, or identifiable entities.
The piece argues William Jennings Bryan faces a tough road as fusion politics unite Democrats Populists and Silver Republicans against him. It notes eastern rivals and western foes complicate his path while southern support falters and the east resists his leadership.
The document cites disputes over the Wattle of Bilitneo and Pennetivonia Denioomey and notes Mr Cora's long effort to recover. It mentions factions in New York and warns that Bennssivatiia fusion could lead to confusion as political tensions surface.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a telephone topic with garbled words and scattered phrases. Mentions a place like Houston and references to a person named David Cho among other unreadable items.
Seven sailors aboard the Klok mutinied during the voyage landing back from the WHILNOLe coast. United States Marshal Shine and deputies plus bailiff Renae moved them to the jail, with one captain excepted after a scuffle. The crew remained in custody awaiting tomorrow morning’s transport to Antwery.
The William McKinley National Memorial Arch Association announces plans for a national memorial arch at the Washington Potomac approach, funded by national subscriptions. President Roosevelt accepts honorary membership and funds go to treasurer Lyman J. Taft with wide civic, press, and institutional support urged.
A receptacle broke as flames consumed a glass fish tank holding a number of goldfish. The tank toppled, water spilled, and a man named Henry was injured while livestock and property strained under the blaze. Three fish died in the incident.
Edward Stokes, wounded by Jim Pisk and linked to Bright's disease, remains near death at his sister Mrs. Mery McNutt’s Tah St residence in Nichollie Avenue. Rosamond Langdon Bavelay, who claimed a secret marriage to Dian te, has not yet visited the dying man.
A bustling catalog-style notice promotes winter underwear amid bold claims of top makers and low prices. Brands named include Stuttgart er Normal Sanitary Wear, Wright Health Wear, Norfolk and New Brunswick, Farley and Buttrum, American Hosiery, and more. The ad touts natural wool and white options, various weights, ladies and children's sets, and special prices like 50 cents and 47 cents, with emphasis on extraordinary value and odd sizes.
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