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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1899
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR passage references Republican nominations for state and Supreme Court positions and a torn quotation about fire and insurrection. It also includes a garbled quotation attributed to President McKinnen at a Dittsbur e event.
The piece argues that personal treachery in host‑guest relations mirrors national betrayal as shown by the Dreyfus affair. It notes the court’s extenuating circumstances and critiques bribery, spying, and breaches of duty within European military and diplomatic circles. It mentions the Tenth regiment and Dewey parade honors.
The article discusses Democratic expansionist aims and Republican resistance to lowering the flag with war consequences. It argues a party stance should be principled, not partisan, warning that using anti administration sentiment would hinder U S statesmanship and threaten national unity amid world affairs.
The governor stresses fair treatment for all, urging that justice be applied to every man on merit, regardless of religion, heritage, or origin. He warns against revenge or prejudice and calls for unity in American society. The remarks reference reactions to Dreyfus and emphasize equal rights for Jews Gentiles Irish and settlers alike.
The city resumes classes with minimal friction after June adjournment. A new high school principal, Professor Grant, takes charge amid student scrutiny of former leadership. Students urged to cooperate and support fair treatment, while board members face election scrutiny. national events referenced with McKinley remarks.
The article notes American anxieties that the Shamrock may defeat Columbia in the America's Cup, while preparations for the Dewey celebration threaten hotel crowding. It cites Sir Thomas Lipton’s sportsmanship, urges balance, and mentions Chisholm’s possible party bolt and new Pennsylvania edition by V R Devech.
Rinceeanjallpox appeared in Bedford county in November of last year and has visited more than 100 localities representing 21 counties in Pennsylvania. Of 900 cases reported to the state board of health, only seven have been confirmed.
The piece notes a mild disease outbreak with calls for mass vaccination in infected districts and strict enforcement for pupils to show vaccination certificates. It describes emergency hospitals, disinfection efforts, and isolated suspects. It then highlights Werat Chester's centennial celebrations with_oratory, parades, and fireworks planned for Ort 11,12,1 amid civic pride. It also mentions a Mexico Caucasian-led effort next year to introduce new production methods, backed by President Dias, to boost American export trade.
In his salutatory, Captain J. M. Bunk pledges to remember that others are as good as we are and urges humility. He notes there is no basis for an extra Congress session next month and reports the National Export Exposition in Philadelphia will open Thursday as an experimental venture with promising prospects.
General Bagan is reported to be seeking reinstatement. The piece argues he should pursue it but implies such efforts are unlikely to succeed.
A portrait of Colonel Sheffield Phelps owner of the Jersey City Journal, a Yale graduate and influential Hudson county figure, famed for a vast fortune and a showplace Palisades estate. The piece recalls his legal battles, media career, social climate, and anecdotes about Rockefeller's Adirondack land rumors and a chance encounter involving a matchbox souvenir.
A reminiscence recalls General Sherman in Europe after the war. In Dublin a band plays Marching Through Georgia near his hotel and a servant reveals the tune’s ancient Irish origin. Sherman laughs at his mistaken pride as the tale shows the air’s long history.
A Syracuse tale recasts David Tianan of Momer New York as the model for David Harum. In a $900 mare sale Tianan buys a hunter with a three month note for 575 dollars. The note is later exchanged for cash, netting David Hanan twenty five dollars in profit.
The piece argues that Britain has no legal right to dictate South African domestic affairs and franchise laws. It notes nations must respect internal affairs and rights within their borders or face moral or material consequences as global influence tightens. It warns that the Transvaal's defiance will provoke a global reaction and a moral awakening.
A lively reminiscence of a genuine family reunion with aunts, cousins, grandparents, and siblings gathering to share jokes, stories, and unlimited treats. The narrator celebrates kinship, meals, and playful chatter as interwoven relationships create a warm community moment. Oriana M. Williams Peckville September 9.
Ex President Plerola of Port holds a high place among South African elites with a fortune around 00,000,000 dollars. European royals are discussed, including the Emperor of Ruwula as a curator of royal fees. Maxwell P Flower planned vast investments near Springfell, Missouri before his death.
The article describes a wide seasonal selection in men apparel with grays and slate shades in business suits and fine overcoats and vests. It touts beauty in color harmonies and striped effects, inviting readers to view the stock and promising fair pricing and quality.
An advertisement touts the Star Automatic Paper Fastener as a quick self feeding device with improved quality and lower prices. It promotes the Planitary Pencil Sharpeners as the only sharpener that never breaks the lead and offers 16 days free trial in offices plus a range of other office supplies, blank books, and typewriter goods.
A local ad touts affordable hinges and reduced refrigerators to ease summer heat. It emphasizes low prices for quality goods and contrasts with higher charges by others. The message urges readers to buy now before prices rise.
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