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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1898
Page
5
Governor William A. Stone and lieutenant governor J. I. Gorton head a slate of state executives with secretary James W. Latta. Superior Court judges listed include W. W. Porte and W. L. Porter, while Congressmen-at-Large feature Blmore A. Davenport and Galusha A. Grow.
The fragment lists Senate Twentieth Diet members and House districts with names such as JAMES VAUGHAN JOHN BR PARR and REVD DIET JON SUHBUER JR. It cites Fifth District and MACKEY along with Reynolds, suggesting a legislative roster note.
A fragmentary speech expresses themes of unity over party, vowing to govern for all The speaker emphasizes duties to the people above party lines and criticizes intra party maneuvering The text reflects tensions within the Republican ranks and calls for steady, modest leadership in Pennsylvania.
The article argues Dr. Swallow aims to pressure the Pennsylvania attorney general with duplicative testimony and public accusations. It notes his recent conviction for uttering threats and questions the credibility of his uncorroborated claims, urging substantiation in court and criticizes his partisan backing.
The passage extols Theodore Roosevelt as a type of upright public servant who, since entering politics at age 20, has shown honesty bravery and steadfast principles. It notes his missteps are forgivable given his relentless pursuit of the public welfare and his resistance to corruption or factional pressure.
The article discusses rising trust in President Roosevelt and Governor Black amid party dynamics. It notes the Saratoga convention’s handling of matters involving Boothevelt and Black, praising Mack for promptly disclosing an eligibility affidavit and condemning opportunistic tricks. It argues temporary defeats won’t end Roosevelts or Black’s influence within the Republican Party.
The Chicago Record quotes Saye Murat Halstead after Manila return on American respect for Admiral Dewey and vigilance over ships. He contrasts German and English conduct at Manila and argues for continued American administration of the Philippines to avoid war and preserve peace and trade. Roosevelt’s citizenship appears settled at Saratoga.
A study notes crime declines relative to population, citing Mayor Jasper Devel and New York police records. The final Town Topics instalment promises continued statistics and analysis of crime trends based on police data.
The text analyzes crime category trends from a century table, noting increases mainly in disorderly conduct, intoxication, and miscellaneous offenses while arrests for others decline relative to population. It argues moral decline is overstated and cites New York as representative of broader national trends.
The intimation of French interest in Philippine islands seems UK advised amid France facing current trouble with Devil's Island. The remark notes diplomatic tension and potential colonial scramble in the region.
Article argues the United States should act as guardian and trustee over Luzon after treaty, balancing peace and prosperity. It warns against immediate independence for Mindanao and surrounding areas, citing diverse populations and risk of tribal conflict if civil authority is removed. It stresses keeping order, protecting industry, and guiding development within a broad imperial framework.
The Philadelphia Press reports the envid jury's final report for Tackawattie County, noting 739 ignored bills and costs shifting to aldermen, peace officers, and taxpayers. It urges reform to curb abuses, reduce county costs, and clarify indictable offenses.
The article notes Judge Edwards ruling on public school Bible readings and moral education. It emphasizes that Bible reading can promote morality without endorsing sectarianism, arguing for Christian influence in civic life and the value of religious conscience in schooling.
The Kiladelphia Proas notes surging business at the Pennsylvania Steel in Harrishburg. Freight activity with the Pennsylvania Railroad shows shipments averaging 140 cars monthly, including iron ore and blooms. The works supply exceeds the mill’s own shipments, with ore cars continually arriving and loading at the Brockton yards.
From the Altoona Tribune, Dr. Swallow chides a mentor of invective as Colonel State seeks the governor’s office. The Republican nominee is said to fail to reach his level, and Worrel-headed Republicans fear he cannot. The governor should be steady and resist fitting into a mimic passion every few minutes.
A fragment from Glob-Democrat reports Adminid Dewey's brother and family in Vermont cave holding Republican views. The text questions who admires views on expansion Hidtemte, unclear in this excerpt.
A weary wife seeks release from daily labor and social bustle, craving mountain air and seaside shores. She leaves her husband to stay behind and toil while she finds rest in a retreat, drawing admiration on her brief escape.
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