New York Office: Foreign Advertising Agent Named
The notice identifies a New York office at 180 Newsna Street with an agent for foreign advertising.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1898
Page
4
The notice identifies a New York office at 180 Newsna Street with an agent for foreign advertising.
Governor William A. Bol strike? Lieutenant Governor J P Gobin names James W Latta as Secretary of Internal Affairs. Superior Court judges W W Porter and W D Porter noted. Congressmen at large Samuel A Davenport and Galubha A Grow listed.
Congress William Connell is listed alongside Judge J W Gunster Coroner John J Roberts M D Surveyor George Ke Stevenson. The fragment records official positions and names without context or dates.
Senate Twentieth District James C Vaughan leads the slate. House Tiret District candidate is Joun Br Farr. Second District features John Scheuer Jr. Third District presents N C Mackey. Fourth District lists John lb Reynolds as nominee.
The candidate pledges to earn respect from opponents and supporters, aims to cleanse unnecessary legislative investigations and state expenses, and promises to govern Pennsylvania with honesty and duty. He invites Dr Swallow to face grand jury if charges are true, or drop slander if not.
An editorial contrasts two criticism forms during wartime. It blasts the Democratic press as destructive and sensational, while praising President McKinley’s administration for constructive inquiry through a nonpartisan commission. It lauds Colorsi Stone for steady public appeal and trust.
A historical column cites Colonel Roosevelt for his actions over talk, praising the aggressive constructive streak in the Republican party. It notes war experiences shaping policy, navy and army modernization, hospital and supply innovations, faster ships, smokeless powder, and revised rewards, arguing citizens learn by action and record.
A tribute to a war veteran praised for steady leadership and service. The piece notes his unyielding public spirit from Santiago and his readiness to act, highlighting the value of public servants who "do things." It invites Pennsylvanians to the Trans Mississippi and International Exposition in Omaha for Pennsylvania Day on October 5 and urges attendance to enjoy a strong fair show.
A Connecticut Democratic resolution condemns McKinley administration as incompetent and venal, echoing a 1804 party plank demanding cessation of hostilities and a move toward peace by a federal union of states. The piece notes repeated calls for reform and peace amid war.
The piece discusses sympathy for prisoners of war and wartime politics, attacking copperheads while urging unity. It notes Canada voting on liquor prohibition, critiques war reporting, and comments on leadership shifts involving General Blanco, Roosevelt, the Sultan, and China’s emperor with expeditions hinted.
Astrolabe cast gives lace day for September 07. A child born today may distrust a reconciled enemy with a sealing knife. Warm weather harms the football hair industry. Mr Bailey of Texas pursues rumored ambition to be the greatest shown on earth. Authors cramp may extend to the cerebral hemisphere. Mysterious Billy Smith possibly suffers stage fright.
A historical plea urges Congress to protect and promote the U S merchant marine in foreign trade. It cites protectionist roots, wartime losses, rising coastwise shipping costs, and calls for action to keep commerce and freight at home rather than yielding to foreign shipowners.
Data from a recently released bulletin of the eleventh cenous shows the total number of people in occupations and gives a snapshot of the distribution among different kinds of work. The report outlines the scale of employment across sectors and highlights the share of the workforce engaged in mining and minerals.
The data outlines the country area employment by sector and social status. It lists agriculture fishing mining and industry categories with counts, notes high marriage rates among workers, and names top professions such as carpenters dressmakers merchants farmers professors physicians lawyers clergy engineers artists journalists and actors.
The article previews forthcoming works and periodical features across magazines and publishers. It mentions Baldwin’s The Story of the Mind, Speed in After the War, Mrs Harrison’s The Carcellini Emerald, editions from Laird & Lee, and Hull House pieces by Forrest Crissey. It also covers novels by Marion Crawford, Harpers Bazaar fall fashion, and scholarly art studies from Rome and Benevento.
Two departments showcase latest Fall wear with imported and domestic gloves. Sole agents offer Kid Gloves in a complete line including La Mare greens and blues, new fall colors in dress goods, and English Pique Walking Gloves priced at $1.00 for durable service.
A local advertisement promotes a ten day Fall Opening sale featuring Her Majesty's Fasso Co. P. D. Royal Worcester R. and G. Thompsons Glove Fitting and Warner's 68 Model goods offering warrants against rust.
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