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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1898
Page
5
A tense national tone prevails as expectations build around a forthcoming message from the president. The public anticipates decisive action on Cuba and the failure of delay. The nation awaits the administration’s final move to secure liberty for Cuba and deliver justice.
The text argues for Cuban autonomy under American supervision rather than full independence. It contends the United States should withhold formal recognition of the current Cuban government while supporting a reconstruction under friendly forces. It warns against Spanish-style domination and emphasizes preserving Cuban self rule with external moral guidance.
The note argues that the United States must intervene to eject the Spanish and relieve starving victims in Cuba. It warns that world opinion will hold the U S accountable for intervention and insists human relief precedes political solutions, stating Spain must pay for the 266 murdered callers.
The piece analyzes American views on the Cuban crisis, praising McKinley’s policy shift from neutrality to decisive action. It argues Spain bears culpability for Cuba’s suffering, notes the Maine incident as a turning point, and asserts the United States is prepared to act to expel Spanish forces, restore order, and leave Cuba free.
Fragmentary lines indicate ongoing partisan strains with references to Pennsylvania’s long standing GOP divisions dating to 1695. The note hints at broader regional dynamics affecting political alignments and strategy.
A fragmentary archaic text hints at a dangerous appetite for control and implies a force that must be challenged. The passage suggests urgency and a dynamic where authority is asserted rather than negotiated. The tone is cryptic, with political or strategic undertones.
A letter from a New York reader questions the advisability of involvement in the Cuban quarrel. It predicts post freedom outcomes for Spain and insurgents, concerns about reconcentration, bread access, and the Cuban people's ability to govern themselves, while noting regional examples of self-rule.
The text critiques cautious policies in international relations, suggesting Mexica and Mr. Lummis near governance surpassing the United States. It warns against cowardice and mentions the CDA and U S money aiming to influence welfare government, implying long-standing influence attempts.
In the Witker-Barre Record analysis, Mr. Connell is described as a potential compromise candidate whose real power to influence delegates in Lackawanna could shape his nomination. The piece notes his unique party ties between Quay and Hastings, suggesting surface uncertainty but possible backroom deals as the convention nears.
The Philadelphia Inquirer endorses Mr Connell as the party’s harmony candidate and pledges support if the convention nominates him. It notes William A Stone and Charles W Stone as strong rivals and urges party unity behind the chosen nominee to sustain Republican leadership in Washington and Pennsylvania.
The Times notes William Connell is a strong local figure whose chances depend on support from Lackawanna delegates. His candidacy may not secure the nomination but could win favorable backing and signal neighbor backing for a governor run. Delamination memories loom over the Harrisburg gathering.
The Syracuse Standard urges loyal Americans to support President McKinley on equal terms, warning against foreign taunts and yellow journalism. It defends his leadership as patriotic, noting his role as a national symbol, soldier, and Christian, despite disagreements.
In spring of 98 a store proclaims a specialty in shoes and foot clothing. The message emphasizes fitting feet and offering a wide selection with four floors devoted entirely to footwear.
Finleys present their full line of light weight dress fabrics praised as the handsomest and most sought after. Prices range from 1.50 to 3.75 with all fabrics offered in double width for quality and value.
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