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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1901
Page
4
Voter sentiment favors the Republican slate in the state judicial contest as supporters rally and projections indicate a decisive outcome. The piece notes party alignment and anticipated gains, with observers predicting shifts in court composition.
Historical note recalls HH Vereslind taking control of the Metropolitical Traction Company amid debates over transfers and fare costs. The piece criticizes management for personal gain and praises businesslike reforms that enhanced service while stockholders earned dividends. Weather remark ends with a seasonal aside about children dreaming of future months.
The text muses on past failures in hunting a merm-killer, urges testing and sifting results, and questions Dr Fralick’s contributions. It hints at social conservatism and calls Seranton town to focus on real business, balancing science and humanity.
The text presents a disjointed court sequence with unclear speakers and distorted phrases. It mentions an unnamed judge or figure, a general map or plan, and a tense exchange about threats and possible consequences.
Renowned physician Dr Meymian Witerhuffy died after a long career spanning over thirty years. He directed Saint Mildred's Hospital and served as visiting physician to the Vienna dispensary, shaping public health policy on infant disease and newborn care.
A fragmentary letter from Vida Pevrick thanks readers and contributors to Scranton Hyel college and The Tribune for their support. It mentions appreciation from Clark's Sirmenit and Seg A and references Kencathonat Uppteat Yours truly.
A wartime era scene outlines Mr. Eckels appointment and a heated debate over a university leadership choice. The narrative describes a tense campus meeting, examination of candidates, and a clash involving racial language and student protest, ending with a dramatic, loud interruption. The piece highlights the political and academic stakes, as well as national rank pressures affecting the decision.
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