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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1898
Page
7
Scranton April 1 The Tribune notes its telegraphic news is 3 to 5 hours fresher than Philadelphia or New York papers, with editions going to press after midnight and news arriving up to 3 a.m. The paper claims all news remains current while it is new despite varied garbled text about Cuba and political figures.
The article outlines proposed U S military authority in Cuba during conflict, detailing martial law powers, oath requirements for officials, and measures on property seizure and protection of noncombatants. It cites war department directives on occupancy, allegiance, and penalties for disobedience.
The passage outlines treatment of prisoners of war and those aiding armies, noting who may be detained, protections for certain noncombatants, and permissible actions against escapees. It references U.S. wartime conduct, rights of tribunals, and forces on both sides, with commentary on leaders and the Cuba context. It mentions McKinley and Spain, plus figures like General Grosvenor and Leo in relation to Havana.
The essay compares Anglo-Saxon frankness with Latin intrigue and warns of ongoing Washington policy tensions. It argues Cuba should be freed but Cuban governance must be recognized, noting Cuban education in America as a favorable factor, while calling for balanced perspective to avoid trouble.
Letter discusses whether ships in port carry ammunition in peace and the Maine explosion. It notes Key West ships carried similar loads, asserts armed ships deserve protection, and mentions figures like McKinley and individuals such as Carl Schurz and Larry Godwin in context.
Astrolabe cast for Saturday April 214 predicts mixed ages and themes. A child born under the day notes booze and war talk as influence and suburban tensions may affect attitudes toward authority. Weather outlook is warm with spring styles noted and practical warmth advised.
An exposition of international and domestic law arguing for U S intervention in Cuba. It cites precedent from Palmerston and various historical interventions to claim a legal basis and moral obligation for aiding a free government in Cuba, noting trade disruption and harm to citizens and sailors.
The Philadelphia Bulletin notes April as a war month in U S history with landmark events across conflicts. It recalls the April 1775 Lexington skirmish the Rio Grande clashes in the Mexican War and the Civil War spring campaigns ending with Richmond.
A Tunkiinnork Republican essay argues Senator Quay will decide the party's future direction at the upcoming convention. It contests that neither William A. Stone nor John Wanamaker can unite the party and insists Quay must demonstrate leadership to consolidate support for the gubernatorial nomination.
The piece argues for a capable candidate to handle essential duties and warns against repeating past party split voting. It notes lingering distrust within the party toward selected contenders and stresses the seriousness of the current situation and the need for decisive leadership.
The Scranton Times endorses Hon. William Connell for the Republican nomination for governor. It urges Lackawanna County delegates to unite and support Connell, noting his proven ability and local rise from coal miner roots. The Pittston Gazette and Wilkes-Barre Times echo support, calling Connell the strongest candidate for northeastern Pennsylvania and urging party unity.
Within weeks strong support grows for Mr. Tennell as GOP standard bearer. Voters in the county recall the honor of having one of their own sons serve as state governor, and all feel the pride in such a prospect.
John Br. Graham writes from Rochester for the Pont-Express praising America’s freedom and the flag. He urges unity under the Stars and Stripes from sea to sea, declaring liberty the nation’s shrine and urging Americans to march on for a free land.
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