Republican Nominations Named for Scranton Officials and State Posts
The September 1 1900 issue lists Republican nominees for local offices in Scranton including auditor general and attorney general, with up to date selections for county and state posts. It notes the resignation of F E G Russell from the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad superintendency and that his successor Clarke is well regarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. G. Russell
Feneral
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Hraliroad
Mr. Clarke
Ridiculous clash over expansion and Louisiana purchase
A United States newspaper commentary contrasts the Louisiana Purchase with the Philippines conquest, defending expansion as Jeffersonian and questioning critics. It argues the Louisiana case was continental and demarcates governance differences while praising national growth in exports and industrial output.
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Conqfert
Annesathon
Liudsiana Purchase
Thome Deters
Tailsiana Purchase
Louisiana
Posarsyinn
United States
Jefferson
Pond
Republic
Iven
Thia
United Kingdom
Politician Dispute Over Free Silver Plank Mentioned
The article argues about Democratic leaders and their stance on free silver and Filipino policy. It cites editorials and party actions at Kansas City, noting past positions and shifts. It mentions Lynett in Scranton showing unexpected partisanship toward his party’s children.
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Times
Kansas City
Lynett
Scranton
Eminently philosophical opinion on the race question by Henry Watterson
The prominent American Colonel Henry Watterson discusses the race issue amid anti negro riots in New York and Akron. He argues that faith without works is dead and explores northern and southern responses to educating and improving the negro. He cites a New Orleans letter describing two South factions on education and funding for white and black schools.
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Henry Watterson
New York
Akron
North
Booth
New Orleans
New York Sun
Louisiana
Calls to end of Negro schools spark race tension in the South
The article reports widespread support for closing colored schools in the state except New Orleans where reformers push to restrict Negro education to primary grades and add manual training. It notes white reactionary strength, cites Campbell and Watterson, and questions long term impacts on integration and industrial competition.
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New Orleans
Campbell
Mississippi
Watterson
Charlee
Sun
Booker T. Washington
Daily Horoscope Drawn by Ajacchus The Tribune Astrologer
A fragmented astrology column for Saturday September 1 uses quirky phrases about fate and character. It hints at themes of judgment and influence, mentioning a doctor and a proverbial balance between action and consequence. The text is largely garbled and lacks clear events or named individuals.
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Ajacchus
the Tribune
LAS A. Ue
By the Sea Thor Poem Fragment in Noisy Verse
Fragmentary verse set by the sea depicts a dreamlike shore scene with splashes and phrases such as Here Poaww and Palilitioge Americun. The text blends surreal sounds with a seaside mood, ending in a garbled line about a fictional American title.
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Thor
Randeur
Aeule
Merchants Association Spurs San Francisco Charter Reform
The article lauds the Merchants' Association for promoting a new city charter in San Francisco, crediting rapid, wide member growth to improved administration and public safety. It notes modernization across departments, street work, and civic services, and cites the association's role in paving the way for reform amid a challenging era.
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THE
SAN Francisco Merchants' Association
San Francisco
Politica Dirty Petitiee
Cite
Cfelo
Aoulation
Jorat Toys
Pretatpior Dioel
Golden Gate
Merchants’ Association
Elie Chatiave
Tavenert
United States
Romumniselon
Fedora
Divisiana
Gig
Cerial Pereier
Santee
Apa
Teeetigert
My Hindlers Ar Seamaters
Gs Miutrona
Storleepwins
Eugene Intendenta
Pervire
Roden
Chemmeny
Ty Elvil
Mellont Guevkoos
Transvaal Committees Call Youths to Army Aid
Unclear fragments describe committees in Erwesrla and Amaterddam repelling influence and seeking volunteers for military service. Mentions free access, funds shortage, and youths urged to act amid uncertain circumstances.
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Transvaal
Erwesrla
Amaterddam
Minpanens
Milan
Extraordinary Contest Promises Education Scholarships
The Scranton Tribune seeks ambitious youth to join an Educational Contest offering ten scholarships covering full tuition and board for four and three years, plus 10 percent of subscription revenue earned by entrants. Inquiries directed to Editor of the Educational Contest, Scranton Tribune, Scranton PA.
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the Tribune
Pennsylvania
The
Tribune
Scranton Tribune
Scranton
Special Rewards Scholarships and Exhibitions Detailed
Fragmented notice lists multiple scholarship opportunities across Wyoming and Indiana colleges, with exhibitions at venues such as Vornidroth and Getty Artinge. It mentions timelines around May and June, student awards, and featured contributors amid a broader academic showcase.
Subscription Contest Rules at The Scranton Tribune
The contest rewards the persons with the most recent subscriptions. Points credit for new subscribers arrive as 125 for monthly, 240 for six months, and 6,000 for yearly. Highest point winner selects first prizes, second highest picks next, payments in advance, no transfers, after deadline no change.
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Keach
Vance
Henewala
Tribune
Bune
Finley’s Fall Cheviots line announced for buyers
Finley announces a new fall line including Cheviots Camel hair Pebble Cheviots Vieunas Whipcords Armures and more in black Broadcloths Venetians Plaid and Stripe Back Cheviots. Styles and prices are covered.
New Guaranteed Black Taffeta Opens Season at Lower Prices
The store introduces a new shrunk spot free cloth range in colors including Silver Oxford Grey Brown and Blue. New black taffeta numbers from 19 to 27 inches wide offered at lower prices to commence the season.
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Timate Motth
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President —Theolore I Nisnvelt
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Notts
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Fourth District
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Spain
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Senate
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Terres
France
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Eell
Tye
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Pial
Densin
Manila
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Democrata
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Judiciary Committee
Congress
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Mich
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Americun
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Weil
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Associaliot
Slilir
Manhante’ Association of
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Elehir Jypanver
Inelo Tg
Tressury Department
Coa
Vina
Avetria
Europe
Eleanor
Stenog
Typ Court Henig
Lewis & Reilly
Wyoming Ave
Piercereau
Jewelers
Penn Ave
Erry
Columbia Wiegele
Haintess
Vornidroth
Sermnton
Touchness College
Comttorelal Center
Belolirship ii
Serviton Mivsinnes College
Youre
BoThdald
Indy
Gene Heoan
Cetenacegees
Itineert
GAN
Getty Arteninge
Kay
Reynolds Bros
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Dhess Cloods
Rainette
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