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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1902
Page
5
State Officials and Election Day Nov. 4 Ballot
The listing shows governor and lieutenant governor candidates and several county officers including secretary of internal affairs and mine inspectors. It notes election day on November 4 and criticizes the Scranton board of control for delaying coal purchases needed to keep schools operating, implying tension with organized labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Pennypacker
Tieutenant
W. M. Brown
Isaac Brown
Organized Labor
Scranton Board of Control
Miners urged to uphold law as troops stand in Lackawanna
A letter defends English speaking miners as peaceful, condemns mob violence and calls for calm while troops guard Lackawanna County. It argues the real enemy is anarchists and loafer mischief, urges leaders and followers to cooperate to end lawless acts and protect workers' rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna County
Miners Call For Fair Play On Reciprocity Debate
The county’s English-speaking miners urge restraint and fair dealing in the reciprocity issue, calling the struggle a matter of principle. They dismiss talk of concessions as defeatist and pledge to stand firm while seeking peaceful, constructive action. Theodore Roosevelt remains steadfast, not inclined to back down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wii
Thie
Cusban
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt Plea for Cuba Relief Faces Palma Complaint
Report from Havana notes President Palma urging U S to end its authority in Cuba while President Roosevelt reiterates liberal economic relations with Cuba. Eight coast artillery companies remain on the island with U S troops at Havana Santiago and Cienfuegos. Cubans favor removal, but the issue reflects broader Platt amendment duties and limits on U S influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Detroit
Cuba
Palma
Havana
Washington
United States
Santiago
Cienfuegos
Drought Devastates Central Australia and Shapes Federation Outlook
Edward Barton surveys Australia’s crisis as seven years of drought wreck livestock and key exports. He notes irrigation limits, Nile–style dam contrasts, and the vast but fragile rangelands. The piece contrasts optimistic federation hopes with a stark, arid future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Barton
As Independent
Federation
Australia
Sir Edward
Murray
New South Wales
South Australia
Southern Ocean
Nile
Upper
Egypt
Australa
Lord Salisbury
Africa
Australia Faces Drought, Then Short-Lived Prosperity Hint
The piece notes seven years of drought in Australia followed by a brief spell of moisture that offers little long term promise. It also mentions the Henderson retirement sensation as a nine day wonder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Henderson
Sugar consumption marks rising wealth and world growth
The article notes per capita sugar use rising across eras and nations, with the United States showing 68.4 pounds in 1901 and Britain at 91.6 pounds. It links sugar demand to wealth, beet sugar expansion, and cane sugar trends while mentioning broader world production growth and policy debates in Congress and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Statistics
Washington
United States
Great Britain
V.ceesseevesveeneeneens
Bealol
Portugal
Madeira
Spain
Turkey
Roumania
Greece
Farewell to the Boys in Blue From the Denver Post
A satirical verse laments a switch from the blue of Uncle Sam to olive drab, urging Americans to resist changing the national color and praising the legacy of the armed forces. The poem jokes about political party divides and wartime loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Boys IN Blue
Uncle Sammy
Earth
Hero Sires
Guna
Denver Post
Prosperity and tariffs cited as economic proof and peril
Walter J. Ballard notes August earnings up 1 percent year over year and ore shipments at historic highs. He cites Minnesota, Michigan and Wisconsin output, rising gold reserves, and a pro‑tariff stance boosting farm values and exports. The piece argues prosperity favors protection and warns Democrats to avoid the “Prosperity” claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Lake
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Wabash Railroad
United States
Russia
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Troy Times
Senator Gallinger
Trafic
McKinley
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Shaw
United Kingdom
San Francisco
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Smart Set Humor and a Jocular Exchange
A dialogue excerpt features a humorist and a friend debating a joke about money and aging. The actors discuss salary timing, past romances, and a aging vigor while a reporter contrasts wealth. The scene closes with a playful remark on the joke’s sale.
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