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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1901
Page
4
A garbled OCR review discusses the Republican ticket and the party's rise after a power shift. It references leadership, administration changes, and a call to align state policy with Republican priorities, noting public emotional reactions and ongoing political rhetoric.
The fragment discusses a challenged naval officer and questions of honor, integrity, and eligibility. It references Admiral Howitt and the political pressure shaping decisions, with remarks on the timing of a potential challenge and the broader crisis affecting scheduling with Turkey and Kinine.
The piece argues that newspapers must resist sensationalism and avoid printing justifications for violence. It condemns readers who support contempt for government and urges responsible reporting to prevent the rise of extremist sentiment. The author likens harmful press to a serpent and warns of cultural collapse if press duties are neglected.
The text discusses a court inquiry into Admiral Schley and the claim that a brother officer was assigned to sit in challenging for cause. It notes that Admiral Sehrey acted within his rights and questions whether the remarks by Admiral Howison two years earlier reflect on the fairness of a distinguished navy colleague and the sufficiency of Schley’s case.
A fragmentary text discusses leadership ideals and public virtue, referencing the president and civic duty. It references courage, reform, and personal life, underscoring the broad expectations of national leadership and the responsibilities of citizenship.
A New York physician Dr Prastek showcases an alleged infusion claiming to treat tuberculosis. Demonstrations at Memorial Hospital in Brooklyn feature a girl and several volunteers receiving an antiseptic infusion through a tube, with observers noting pallor and slight coughing but no serious adverse effects.
Fragmented essay-like prose discusses leadership, duty, and progress amid imperial rhetoric. It references a queen, public works, and societal advancement while praising devoted figures and critical moments shaping a nation’s course. The text blends tribute with critique of governance and social duty.
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