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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1900
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR lists national and state figures including McKinley Roosevelt Grow and Vandenberg with repeated misspellings. The text appears to debate free silver and candidate refusals, mentioning legislators and districts in a disjointed, garbled format.
The article discusses projected population growth from a base around 102085 with a 0.09 average annual increase. It analyzes factors such as industry and infrastructure like gas, railroads, and wealth in surrounding areas, and outlines preparation for a reconstruction of machinery and political shifts including legislative seats. It notes opposition reasoning to Molk's levy tied to a Washington Post piece.
The piece analyzes Vermont election trends showing a higher Republican share in 1900 than in 1896, with Bryan gaining support among Democrats and some Republicans. It discusses national implications, arguing expansion abroad via the Philippines could boost US trade, while detailing how Asia-Pacific markets affect American exports and opportunities for young men in new territories. It cites figures on exports to China Japan and Manila and notes potential livelihoods in hemp, sugar, and copra industries.
The Interstate Commerce Commission notes more men work on American railroads now than under the last Democratic administration suggesting Republican strength among railroad workers. The party is urged to keep up effort and not concede defeat.
The piece urges American expansion into the Philippines, arguing for the arrival of able American settlers to build stable government and friendly ties. It contrasts development by young Americans with other territories and notes oyster season stories and risky shell trade as cautionary context. It also warns raw oysters may pose typhoid risk.
The piece applauds Firvan for a fresh subject for his continuous performance and hints at county fair consideration. It mentions Senator Patt and Mr. Timothy Woodruff challenging critics with bold style. It notes worries over Anglo American ties and a winter stance by General Chaffee despite census pressure.
A weekly New York letter condemns mismanagement of poor funds in Ohio and New York. It cites widespread irregularities in disbursements for medical care and admin costs, noting excessive salaries and officers profiting from relief funds. The piece highlights investigations of charitable societies and calls for reform and accountability.
A lengthy สำนักงาน report examines New York City charity funding and the use of public money by private and reform groups. It details large appropriations for public welfare, concerns about private salaries, clothing and supplies for distress projects, and questions over misused funds and lack of accountability. The piece notes many organizations receiving city dollars and highlights critics urging tighter oversight.
The piece analyzes Democratic concerns over British involvement and United States loans for the war, noting wary elites and criticisms of Bevan and Birvan. It discusses public sentiment toward imperial policy, Filipinos, and the partisan reaction to antiimperial rhetoric and Populist tactics.
The piece argues balance between quality and quantity in publishing. It notes readers seek continuous, strong content and criticizes mere ad driven volume while stressing consistency and value in newswork. It references competition and the role of a responsible newspaper.
The Scranton Tribune announces ten scholarships covering tuition and in some cases board for up to four years. The top contestants will receive full study courses with board paid, plus separate rewards. Additional 10 percent commissions are offered to those who recruit subscribers.
The notice lists subscription options including four points one month and six month terms with prices. It states no credit will be issued for renewals already on your subscription and that transfers are not allowed after credit has been given.
A fragmentary verse note attributed to Wm Hane Whitcomb Titer speaks of cosmic imagery and glittering skies. The text mentions morning's do ws cornet and a rainbow bear in a beaten gold frame, conveying a dreamy, lyrical mood.
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