Scranton Tribune Publishes Local Item
Published at Scranton, Pennsylvania by The Tribune Pub Habing Company.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1896
Page
7
Published at Scranton, Pennsylvania by The Tribune Pub Habing Company.
A fragmentary passage argues it may be unfair to blame a street railway company for charging a municipality, noting the council street commissioner and mayor all had roles in the decision. Names of local officials and districts appear in the snippet.
The piece critiques Bryan's populist strategy and class rhetoric, arguing it aims to undermine thrift and enterprise. It praises Hobart's direct, decisive letter and contrasts it with McKinley, noting public preference for steadiness after four years in the White House.
The Scranton Traction company seeks to extend lines from Luzerne Washburn Lafayette and Swetland streets to Keyser valley to connect a large isolated community with the city. An additional extension on West Market street from Providence road to the city line would improve mutual communication between residents and the city.
The National Association of Manufacturers aims to establish a Caracas warehouse displaying American products to boost US Venezuela trade. A Venezuelan concession allows duty only on sales, with a $100 exhibitor entry and $1.50 per square foot annual space fee to cover maintenance, not profit.
T. W. Powderly former head of the Knights of Labor, argues against free silver and a policy of panic as a means to prosperity. He says prosperity should not come through such measures and warns leaders of the silver movement against embittering labor against capital.
A Scranton Pa dated defense of protectionism laments Democratic free trade stance and praises McKinley. The piece railes against Wilson era tariffs, urges honoring labor, and touts prosperous policy under McKinley with calls for honest pay and revival of the nation.
Weather and astrological forecasts cover September 12 to 18. Predictions describe birth outcomes and advised activities while noting weather conditions from fair to warm and warnings about poor fortune or careless spending.
Industrial News argues William Connell holds a strong path to Congress with voters backing his record as a valley citizen. The piece emphasizes his pledge to protect industrial interests, citing large corporations and the need for a candidate above reproach who cannot be swerved from his convictions.
The Times-Herald argues that if Bryan wins citizens who oppose him will honor the republic and uphold laws. It contends distress may arise but American citizenship will meet the emergency as the flag remains atop government buildings and over a free, peacekeeping people.
The Tribune astrologer Amacchus draws the day at 2 20 p m for Saturday September 12 804. The reading mentions a child born on this day and hints at events yet to unfold. References to Christy Roland and recurring themes appear alongside humorous asides about fashion and seasonal moods.
Dr A Trapold, specialist in diseases of women, conducts patient hours Thursdays and Saturdays from 9 am to 6 pm at Wyomin and Spruce, Beranton. Dr Comegys at office no 7 N Washington Ave. hours noon to 3 pm. G B Crank & Co seedmen and nurserymen operate stores on Washington Ave and greenhouse on North Main Ave with telephone TP.
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