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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1898
Page
2
The Senate chamber bristled as speeches roused in favor of indefensible action, with Speaker Reed threatening to eject hecklers. Amid fortifications talk, lawmakers pressed the question of military policy and the president’s powers, while public mood grew tense and disjointed.
A Palmyrao area incident reports a preacher opposing a poker game run by local youths. He urged authorities to intervene, triggering mixed town reactions and possible indictments against some participants while others back the preacher.
A contentious preacher clash unfolds over church leadership and tone. Reports allege internal strife and contested decisions, with critics citing doctrinal disputes and public demonstrations.
Acting Secretary of State in London notes anxiety over the situation in the United States and the Atlantic role in preserving peace. He indicates no further statements are advantageous at the moment and vows to act if possible to ease tensions for calm ends.
A Duluth sailor sends Constyneman Morris a drawing of a vessel with a fake armored deck to frighten ships. The plan follows a method to keep decks greased while exposing the waterline, aiming to create a formidable fighting craft amid a wartime scare.
The readable lines discuss exposure of a character to attacks, noting that protection fails when guards are removed and enemies strike. It mentions ineffective defenses and the lower portions of a vessel or location, suggesting a critique of unprotected sections during conflict.
General Graham reports forts Bi Poulin and Jackson defend the river approaches. He notes no foreign ships can pass and that New Orleans remains secure as patrols increase and coastal defenses stay vigilant.
In a daytime burglary at a local business suspects smashed in, ransacked the shop and stole items. Witnesses reported the culprits drank milk during the intrusion and fled with several valuables, while the owners described a hurried exit and damaged interior. Authorities urge any leads.
A Philadelphia official reports a crackdown plan by federal agents to raid illicit stills as part of the ongoing enforcement action. The operation aims to disrupt illegal liquor production and involves revenue service personnel and local officers in the targeted area.
Fragmentary OCR text references Karenosite Me April 499 Thad dete Putshuel and former fanmiier of Noneus Chiy Kan. Mentions Sheen Pheiugh and Pipes with uncertain roles. Mentions UTE yere new and a ported report of principles of Ue Heomly undtod monigie gy. Also cites Fitiivah Gea as captihi of om ity Pot the Fireciniwne of Patines tignde.
A scrambled note shows Hadphin Democrats in Gsepala County debating a resolution for presidential endorsement while another delegate reportedly retracts support. no governor endorsement was adopted, leaving the governor question unresolved.
Obscure notice reports on a central dividend action in New York involving the CEA Fire Of New and a Pine Pie enterprise. Details are unreadable. event appears administrative with no clear outcomes or dates available.
London April 4 The Associated Press reports that submarine mines were manufactured in London for Spain under the direction of Amy Gibbons who claims she can identify them. The mines were allegedly sent to Spain and several were placed in Havana harbor. Lieutenant Commander J C Calwell US naval attaché investigated and reported to Washington. The Associated Press details imply Spain purchased the mines for use against vessels and that Gibbons supplied the mines and cables with serial numbers and claims to identify any recovered part.
Wrangel Alaska grows as a commercial center tied to a planned railroad from Telegraph Creek toward the Skilleen river. The project promises a smooth route to the Yukon, with steam-propelled cars and a new ship docking to boost local commerce. Residents crowd the harbor, trading furs and notes for goods while speculation surrounds the line’s completion and impact on the Klondike rush.
The Rethiehen company shipped two to ten inch guns to Key West aboard a vessel named Jersey Choy, with additional guns and components loaded for quick dispatch. A high quantity of ordnance parts arrived today and more were to follow, as workers at the plant continue heavy production and shipping to the port.
At the conference of The Medhvoliel churos, colored, held in Terre Haute on April 4, church leaders Mbshopr Fowler and Petolution urged easing intervention in Oulu as a duty of the country. They argued sacrifice of money and lives may be needed in time of war to support American soldiers.
A garbled notice shows Rev De Sitae Swallow of this city addressing Judge Simone with a letter regarding a proposed action. Delaney, superintendent of pure buildings and grounds, is mentioned as involved in the matter.
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