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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1900
Page
8
YAL QAKING POWDER CO located at 100 William Street New York is listed in the advertisement. The notice provides the firm name and street address for contact or business purposes.
The letter from William Jennings Bryan discusses monetary policy and restoring bi metal standards while criticizing the Republican agenda. He argues for foreign aiding alliances, rail labor reform, and protection for workers, urging a broad, populist coalition to address taxation, pensions, and national sovereignty.
Under the heading short letters of Interest will be published when accompanied for publication by the writer's name. The Tribune does not assume responsibility for opinions here expressed.
The Tribune editor rebuts a rumor that grocers plan drastic action to curb credit amid miners and shopkeepers facing high costs. He argues miners and grocers bear burdens but warns of cash-only restrictions if debts remain unpaid, risking closure of stores and local hardship.
The writer argues the anthracite miners will face hardship as new bills arrive and the strike may end only when miners receive full rights. He cites grocers and merchants in the city and urges action to support workers until secured pay. This appeal is signed by A. Wo Rittenhouse, Secretary Retail Grocer Protective Association.
The largest Christian Endeavor state convention will be held in Philadelphia from November 1 to 2 with a major religious choir. Drummer Evangelist Wee W. I. William reports a strong day at Carbondale with sermons in multiple churches and a record charity collection. William plans further talks in Carbondale and new efforts to organize an Anti-Saloon League.
Funeral services are announced for William Mostrida at St Patrick's Church with interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Patrick Mente of West Third Street will be buried after services at Molly Cross Church and Cathedral Cemetery. Ann Dugenn of Prescott Avenue will be interred at Dunmore Catholic Cemetery after a morning funeral from her home.
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