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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1901
Page
4
The notice presents flat advertising rates and space guidelines for one year with a brief reference to Tribune charges. It notes that rates depend on space used and that condolences and similar phrases should avoid repetition. Details and applications are available from the Tribune for classified advertising.
Fragmented OCR text shows a political screed attacking Democratic misrule and urging Republican themes. It cites national debt figures and calls for unifying rhetoric about governance, education, and prosperity, referencing McKinley and Thurston in a period-appropriate political speech.
Scranton welcomes a convention aimed at guiding youthful enthusiasm into disciplined channels. The piece praises volunteers and regulars working in harmony, urging respect for party health and state stability while minimizing sensational reports on Cadgosa's trial.
Citizens call for rapid fund raising to build a fitting memorial to Willem McKinley. They urge contributions from ordinary people, not large donors, so the project reflects the public and his humble origins. The aim is to honor a leader who sought to expand opportunities and comfort for the common person.
The text expresses a contrite tone about gifts and gratitude within a family, noting the head of the family and a child. It mentions a gift and a variable memory, with references to the Sehler Noaviie in a reflective, ailing mood.
In a Scranton gathering of the State Dawg of Tepitte, Hen, presiding local figure, received honors as a candidate for city leadership. Speakers praised his study of government, commitment to reform, and steady integrity, noting his twelve months of steady work and potential for advancing party aims.
A garbled account describes a mass meeting in December and references figures such as Benedict Arnold Wilkes, and a controversial stance on President Meykin. The text mixes praise and critique, questioning loyalty and the memory of past leaders while lamenting rhetoric and political divisions of the era.
A period piece argues that yellow journalism harms public sensibilities by depicting leaders and figures in sensational terms. It warns that such caricature fuels discord, even as some outlets argue cartoons educate or warn, and notes the deeper risk of inciting anarchy rather than mere taste.
The transcript details testimony in a high profile case referencing court procedures and a key verdict. It notes expert witnesses from the medical and legal fields and references a major legal question resolved by the tribunal. The document is a dense legal record with extensive procedural language and expert commentary.
An examination shows exports and imports arranged in a twelve month period reaching a billion and a half dollars for exports and about 1.2 million for a monthly figure. The report highlights shifts in agricultural, manufactured, and other goods, noting a broad growth across sectors and a steady rise in overall trade during the period.
Testimony recalls the Texas dodging a superior force off Santiago May 11. Officers describe signals from ships including the Brooklyn and New York, the fog of battle, and rapid helm actions as the Texas fled toward safety, with claims about distance and timing amid the blockade.
Fragmentary naval court martial notes describe Commander Harber and Captain PHU with Admiral Dwiney directing proceedings. Witnesses discuss engine failures, steam fog, and orders at the harbor while Lt Ward and others testify about ship operations and the delayed Tesas. The record notes the court session at four o clock.
The piece recounts a rowing scene on calm waters with a maiden and lover in a lit twilight setting. A sudden change leads to a fatal or near fatal event as they are pulled apart and the boat overturns, ending with a sobering twist not fully detailed.
A fragmented excerpt from the Kursu City Journal features garbled dialogue involving Paren Dwine of Chesterfoldin and a doe catcher from Atchison. It hints at tense exchanges with a woman and references a distant administration world, with unclear actions and payoffs.
A wall display of ladies' Muslin Underwear highlights exceptional fit and finish with finer embroideries. The collection features Point de Parme and Point de Gene laces along with Valenciennes lace, presenting new designs in a neat, attractive pattern.
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