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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1898
Page
7
The Scranton Tribune boasts its telegraphic news is three to five hours fresher than Philadelphia or New York papers in its field. It goes to press after midnight, with news arriving up to 3 a.m. or later, ensuring readers receive the newest information.
Fragmentary report discusses senate debate on war powers and preparations against enemies. Mentions votes, house action, and potential measures with references to American public support and possible legislative steps.
An encoded client note discusses Attorney Rubens and a Cuban junta, claiming misdirection and false information. It questions U S policy on Caton independence and hints at suspicions of a possible compromise with Spain. It notes Washington debates and Cuban purists resisting concession.
Cuban representatives urge immediate U S recognition of a provisional or independent republic while the United States debates intervention. They warn delaying actions frustrate American public and press for a quick settlement with Spain, favoring a homegrown approach to resolve the issue.
A printed set of consular reports circulated via 2eniter Quay depicts Cuba’s unrest and Spain’s alleged incompetence, asserting brutal harm to civilians and criticizing the Spanish authorities. The piece argues U.S. diplomacy failed to offer a solution and urges action against Spain while praising independence supporters.
A condensed essay echoes British views on American policy and World War I era diplomacy. It notes public caution toward propaganda and recalls Sir Julian Pauncefate and Sir Day in shaping a cautious Anglo American stance, emphasizing restraint and the American president’s consent.
A poem praising Cuba and denouncing European powers as greedy tyrants. It prophesies Cuba’s freedom near, depicts European and Turkish oppression, and declares American resolve with imagery of furnaces and weapons forged for liberty.
The piece discusses Britain as a moral ally to the United States amid tensions with Spain over Cuba. It praises Cushman K. Davis and critiques pacifist senators while urging decisive action and Cuban independence backed by real policy rather than rhetoric.
A satirical horoscope from Ajaccus notes a child born today will hear a drowning debate about the common ball and a web-footed bugle. It mentions Mayor Buller, Officer Hawks, and war patriotism via Spanish mackerel while Qua n is praised as boy orator. a large slan story looms today.
Wilkes-Barre Record outlines Representative Connell's plan to create a national militia of 20 400 men drawn from state organizations. Troops would remain state units but under presidential command during war or insurrection with mobilization limits and compensation. States that refuse would forfeit appointive rights, while a national guard style reserve would exist alongside a ready militia to reinforce the regular army.
A correspondent asks if the government can impress or expel aliens in wartime and how treaties govern such action. It notes Spain and the United States may grant a grace period before expulsion and that spies or war violators may be held accountable. The piece also asks if a naturalized American can vote in England and whether becoming a citizen makes one American.
Coldsmiths offers a long running bazaar with reduced prices on dress goods including 45 inch poplins and French broadcloths at 1.25, 75 cents and 49 cents ranges, along with a wide drapery department featuring curtains, denims, and Goblin Art tickings. Shoppers encouraged to judge value with many items in stock. Otis Gilkunk advertises heaviest for Hekty orders for awnings.
Advertisement for Lewis Reilly and Davies promoting expert foot clothing fitting. Claims exclusive focus on shoes with a storefront featuring four floors and catalog of footwear.
In buying brass bedsteads, ensure quality with seamless tablog frames all steel and lacquered finish. These bedsteads cost no more than open seamless tablog models and are described as highly finished. New Spring Patterns are on exhibition.
Finleys presents a line of crepon Black Dress Goods praised as ahead of competitors for choice and price. The collection features double width fabrics with designs including stripes bars brocades and bayedere effects priced from 1.25 to 3.75, highlighting both lines and extensive assortment.
Special prices for furnishing stores hotels or homes on our new Columbian Incan desent burners with shade and chimney. Also available portable lamps for lamp light work or reading. These burners use less gas than old burners and provide three times as much light.
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