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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1898
Page
5
The Tribune notes its telegraphic news are three to five hours fresher than Philadelphia and New York papers. These papers press at midnight, while The Tribune gets news up to 3.9 p.m. and sometimes later, delivering all updates while still new.
A wartime editorial from the Pittsboro Chronicl Telegraph proclaims a nationwide surge in jingoism. It describes citizens ready for mobilization, moral resolve, and collective support for military action against distant enemies.
Senator Elkins praises the president for seeking decisive action as tensions with Spain over Cuba rise. The piece argues preparedness, unity, and support for the administration are essential, warning against street protests and urging patriotic backing for the commander in chief.
Readings from London Mall show near unanimous approval of the U.S. government’s course toward Spain and Cuba, with expressions of support from Canada to Malta. A notable claim from Sydney reports one hundred New South Welshmen offering to enlist with the American consul.
An article argues for improved relations between American and English peoples. It urges mutual respect and shared civilizational effort, framing kinship and international cooperation as obligations to avert conflict. It references debate over governance and reform in Pennsylvania.
The article reveres a Cuban independence supporter, detailing his long diplomatic career from the Ten Years' War to organizing Cuban exiles in the United States. It praises his quiet leadership, resilience under Spanish pressure, and the sacrifices he made, including funding and risk, for Cuba’s cause. It notes his intent to retire to New York and Antigua Valleys after Cuba’s independence is solidified.
The Ways and Means committee weighs emergency taxes to back the Cuban resolution. Potential levies include a 0.25 dollar per barrel crude oil tax yielding 15 million annually, tea and alcohol taxes, and a tobacco tax, aiming for quick, decisive war funding with broad burden sharing.
The piece criticizes income tax as a necessary evil for quick military funding while warning against populist demagogy. It praises Senator C. L. Maree on his fiftieth birthday amid slander, supports war correspondents and stresses swift munitions for Cuba, arguing American volunteers may deter Spain.
The piece argues war length hinges on Spain avoiding U S pursuit and criticizes Spain's ministers and press controls. It notes 5000 American Cubans offering service, questions Wanamaker, and predicts a dark outlook for Spain with mixed international reactions and forthcoming news.
Daily horoscope by Ajacchus the Tribune Astrologer notes a child born today will see the Maine explosion as a meaningful incident. The piece references Premier Sagaew and a plan to push Easter negotiations through bold political rhetoric. The Flying Squadron and the Serhan monument are invoked amid wartime speculation.
The article reflects on Cuba’s politics and the distant memory of the Civil War era. It notes the thirteen three months since events in America and recalls General Sherman’s Georgia march and the closing campaigns, contrasting old veterans with a new generation facing past echoes of war.
The piece argues the United States must act to end intercontinental strife, aid the starving, and restore order as President McKinley considers the next step in response to Spanish actions. It asserts war may be necessary to protect the weak and civilian populations, with broad support across conservative factions.
The Philadelphia Press reports a bill by Senator Lodge to appropriate to pay the Ber ing Sea claim awarded by the international commission. It argues the United States should honor the award, noting delays and a need to repay good will to Great Britain amid the Anglo German controversy.
The Philadelphia Record argues that post Spain crisis tensions reveal deep ties between Britain and the United States. It posits that trade and empire motives influence policy but stresses kinship of language, law, and literature as a stronger force shaping Anglo American relations.
GOLDSMITES ée announces a Friday sale featuring 300 pieces of domestic ginghams E to Nord Renfrew and Criterion. Patterns retail at 12 1 2 cents. sheer fabrics for waists and dresses offered all day at 6 cents per yard with unlimited quantities. See window.
A massive sale begins Friday April 22 offering 5,000 paper covered novels and 150 top titles from noted authors. Priced at 4c each or 3 for 10c, with special early arrival urged to secure best selection.
Second floor Black Brocaded Silk Skirts tailored and ready to hang. Silk fabric scarce at the quoted price. Limited to one skirt per customer. Friday sale limited to this item at 98 dollars.
A storefront proclaims a focus on foot clothing with emphasis on specialty shoes. The business highlights extensive four-floor display and fitting services, underscoring commitment to footwear.
The piece asserts that Americans show enduring spirit during the Siam tensions and warns opponents that patient fury can be dangerous. It emphasizes restraint and resilience as the nation faces irritations that threaten rupture.
Ja busing brass Bedstead offers beds with seamed brass tubing and steel frames. Each bedstead is lacquered and highly finished using a unique method. The new Spring Patterns are now on exhibition.
A condensed timeline covers three months of pivotal events from late January to April, detailing Cuba’s belligerency, the Maine disaster, the De Lome affair, court inquiries, war resolutions, and congressional actions shaping U S policy amid rising tensions with Spain. Key dates include January 21, February 9 10 21 16 8 11 3 24 11 2 11. Named entities include the Maine Congress Spain Cuba and Madrid.
A marketing note claims we can please you with uniform pricing as everyone purchases at the same rate. The message emphasizes simplicity and flat costs for all customers.
For both boys and girls another number exists for endurance and cannot be matched. In sizes 10 to 12y we offer exceptional value in a ladies solid black hat. Always considered cheap at Tea pair. Elegant new line of ladies and men's Pine golf and bhicky. Cle Hobe.
A fragmented naval verse depicts a protected cruiser clashing with a man of war and torpedo boats. The narrator cues a cycle of destroyers attacking destroyers as new sea vessels emerge, ending with an unidentified, looming wrecking force.
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