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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1900
Page
5
Fragmentary notice from New York Office mentions Noveaw 4H and 8 VARELAND as agents for foreign advertising at port of Boranten Pennsylvania. It alludes to a second-class mail matter and a publication rule that requires signatures and editorial revision of contributions.
The list outlines Republican nominations for national and state offices in Scranton. William McKinley is named for President with Roosevelt as VP. other candidates include county and district roles such as District Attorney and legislators. A Bryan quote warns against the gold standard.
The piece urges restraint after a large labor dispute in Beranton causing fear of violence. It rebukes sensational journalism and unprovoked threats by speakers at a meeting, calls for prudence, and emphasizes preserving law and order for the city’s future. It notes workers seek orderly action and warns against inciting panic or bloodshed.
A city district faces forced pupil transfers to other schools, triggering harassment of children labeled as intruders. Parents fear legal and financial costs as overcrowding prompts relocations that breach rights and leave students amid hostile conditions.
The piece accuses outsiders being accommodated improperly and asserts pupils entitled to admission are placed elsewhere depriving them of benefits funded by taxes. It blames the Board of Control and local controllers, notes the city superintendent’s opposition, and argues for reforms by those affected. It also comments on Porto Rico affairs and political rhetoric.
Hon. Henry A. W. Palmer of Wilkes-Barre urges campaign supporters to note rising charitable gifts and savings, and links prosperity to less crime and higher production. He warns the anthracite strike endangers coal supply and regional markets, while suggesting U S aid for China and Galveston mission funding.
The writer argues imperialism harms democracy and liberties. He contrasts ancient Rome and Greece with modern example, warning that conquest or military buildup require people’s consent and would threaten republican government.
The piece argues Bryan’s election would push the U S toward imperialism, criticizes followers for potential debt repudiation and mob rule, and warns of anarchist tendencies and the risk of dictatorship. It cites Altgeld, Croker, and figures tied to Democratic politics, framing future instability as a danger to constitutional order. It also notes mixed signals from New York politicians and references international tensions with China.
The Municipal League holds a conference in Milwaukee September 19 20 with leaders Carter and Woodruff shaping reform aims. Carter of New York and Woodruff of Philadelphia are highlighted for their roles in municipal government studies ballot reform civil service and anti corruption efforts.
Prominent reform figures across states join a national effort for better city government. Leaders include Charles Richanton of Philadelphia and George Mittand from Philadelphia, with supporters like Thomas S. Strom, Dickson Murt, and George Guthrie advancing municipal reform agendas nationwide.
Fragmentary text references Miradelphia Teoverd and Sematon moving to second class status with Maui and Mleghiny, mentioning a population around 660000 and a municipal context. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear actions or dates to summarize definitively.
The text notes Scranton as a progressive Pennsylvania town on the verge of reorganizing government during a second class halt. It highlights rapid growth, vast undeveloped opportunities, and its status as a key center for anthracite coal production and potential manufacturing sites, fueling public spirit among its citizens.
Quotations extolling a government based on law and republican virtues. Emphasizes education, religious freedom, protection of life, and happiness within a democratic framework. Stresses self-reliance, labor support, development of resources, and the role of homes in national progress.
The Scranton Tribune announces an Educational Contest awarding ten scholarships to top point earners. Scholarships cover full tuition and board for the leading two. additional rewards include 10 percent commissions to subscribers secured by entrants. Inquiries should be sent to Editor of the Educational Contest Scranton Tribune Scranton Pa.
Advertises prizes such as tuition scholarships, a solid gold watch, and a bicycle chain model. Lists venues including Guernery's, Conrad Brothers, Scranton Business College, Griffin Art Company, and Schimpf's on Wyoming Avenue. Highlights exhibitions and potential awards at local stores and a piano translation course at the Scranton Conservatory.
A Kentucky visitor, Mrs. Duckworth, reports long suffering from constipation and headaches due to indigestion. She claims the first Ripans Tabule gave relief, ending her headaches and digestive troubles, leaving her feeling better than ever.
The contest awards prizes to the top point getters who bring new subscribers. Points earn monthly, quarterly, semiannual, or yearly subscriptions. Subscriptions and cash must be delivered to the Tribune office within a week. renewals do not count.
Our fall line has arrived and your inspection is invited. New steamer rugs 54 and 60 inches wide plus a variety of new colorings and novelties are on display this week.
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