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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1898

Page

4

Governor William A. Btone and Officials Named

A slate of state leaders is listed including Governor William A. Btone, Lieutenant Governor J. YP. Gobin, and Secretary James W. Latta. Also named are Superior Court Judge W. W. Porter and At Large Congressmen Samuel A. Davenpoort and Galvuba A. Grow in the official roster.

William A. Btone J. YP Gobin James W. Latta Superior Court W. W. Porter Congreesmen Samuel A. Davenpourt Galvubha A. Grow

Senate and House District Names Listed in Victor Map

The record lists members for Senate Trentieth Dit James C Vaughan and House First District Joun Ri Farr with Fourth District John IF Reynolds identified. The fragment shows party or district designations unclear amid names.

Senate Trentieth James C. Vaughan House Joun Ri, Farr Iohn IF Reynolds

State governor hopeful vows to serve all Pennsylvanians

A candidate pledges to win trust of opponents and supporters, fix legislatures abuses and unnecessary investigations, and govern for all people with honesty. He stresses serving beyond party divides and acting with duty and modesty, while noting a need to scrutinize external obligations.

Pennsylvania

Cost of the War With Spain Figures from the New York Sun

The New York Sun estimates the total war cost at 943.6 million dollars with breakdowns including 400 million current expenses 15 thousand state expenditures 15 million private contributions 20 million claims 100 million in soldiers productive labor and 96 million interest. Pensions are placed at 300 million up to 900 million including past civil war costs. The piece notes possible future gains in Cuba Puerto Rico and the Philippines and cites General Nunez praising American help.

Spain New York Sun Maine Sun the Sun Cuba Porto Rico Philippines Garden Isles

Aguinaldo’s Critics and Calls for National Unity

The passage argues for punishment for loving the country, notes three revolutions and five imprisonments, and a veteran transfer from political life. It urges faith in American justice, patience in hardship, and hope for a new destiny while cautioning against lingering bitterness, referencing Aguinaldo and parallels with Mag- Wimpiterature.

Aguinaldo

Stokers Endure Intense Heat Aboard Patrol Vessel

The article documents extreme heat in boiler and fire rooms during the Pacific voyage, noting stokers’ blisters and stress while describing their uncomplaining duty. It compares their endurance to marked naval heroes and recalls temperatures aboard Amphitrite Terror and Cincinnati, underscoring the danger below decks.

Hawaii Pacific San Francisco Navy Dewey Hobson Schley Cervera Santiago Harbor Cincinnati Red Sea

Old Glory Over Guam Description of Flag Raising

A two page Sun letter recounts the Guam capture en route to Manila and depicts the raising of the Stars and Stripes atop a flag staff. Lieutenant Hramersreuther remains in command on the Charleston while Captain Glass and the executive officer travel.

Santa Cruz Ita Bille Braunererevather United States Charleston Crete Old Fort Guam Seatry Manila Sun Hong Kong Terreplein Glass Hramersreuther Australia Peking

War of empires looms as Russia Britain collide in Europe

A Chicago Tribune essay argues a global war is likely as Russia expands in Asia and China, Britain tilts toward countering Russian influence, and England may strike in the Black Sea and Dardanelles. It predicts a broader clash involving France, Japan, and American interests amid fears of Russian autocracy.

United States Spain Great Britain Russia France Japan Tribune England West Africa Lord Salisbury Equatorial Africa Niger Basin China East Mediterranean Central Asia Hindoo Kush Himalayas Kingland Ameer Afghanistan Chinese Philippines Sebastopol Crimea Black Sea Dardanelles Constantinople Abdul Hammed Bag Bargage Europe American Caesaoriem

The Man Behind the Gun and American Victory

A defense of educated training over mere courage, arguing that U S naval success in Manila and Santiago came from gunnery and institutional schooling. It credits Annapolis and West Point for the skilled crews and calls for broader national investment in education to secure future power and economic supremacy.

Amiral Berben Oregon Manila Santiago Seca Weert Point Annapolis Mateh Cub Tn H Coxta

Wepburn Proposes Branch Banks for National System

Philadelphia Record quotes President Wepburn of the New York State Bankers Association at Niagara Falls. He argues against attacking existing banks and calls for a nationwide branch banking system to meet growing commercial needs and provide better exchange facilities. He urges competition and more branches to mobilize idle funds and improve investment flow.

Wepburn New York State Bankers’ Association

All summer silks go on sale for 49 cents

A summer silk sale slashes price from 100 dollars to 49 cents. Bargain shoppers can choose from assorted colors and styles while supplies last at the store.

Summer Footwear Sale Drives Russet Shoes Clearout

Our annual July and August sale of Summer Footwear is now on. All our Russets must go. You need the Shoes. We need room.

Equity in Interest Rates Across Regions Suggested

Lewis Reilly and Davies advocate better rates through their Wyoming Avenue branches. They align with President Hepburn's idea that war altered sectional tensions and argue equalized national interest rates would unite the country and boost prosperity.

Hkewlee Hepburn West

Daily digest of late 1890s war events from Buffalo Express

A recap of major World War I and Caribbean theater items reported earlier in morning papers. Highlights include De Lome letter, Marine explosion, court of inquiry from Kes Weet, Spain's recall demand, board of inquiry report, Lee in Havana, Intervention and free Cuba resolutions, Paris and Dewey at Manila, Cervera actions, sinking of the Merrimac, first bombardment of Santiago, Rough Riders at La Quasina, Manila troops, Ladrones capture, and peace terms agreement.

Buffalo Express de Lome Court of Inquiry Kes Weet Spain Lee Board of Inquiry Washington Havana House Senate Free Cuba Paris Dewey Manila Cervera Cienfuegos Puerto Rico Martinique Sehley Merrimac Curranga Santiago Guantanamo Banting la Quasina Camara Port Bald el Caney Ladrones Sheffer Ponce Sampson and Schiey

America’s duty to free colonies aligns with self government

The speaker argues that America cannot govern colonies that seek its ideals and must act boldly. Cowardice is rejected as a defense for inaction, asserting that if the Philippines can gain freedom, America can protect others’ rights and extend justice liberty and education, strengthening governance at home.

America Philippines

Great Midsummer Lamp Sale Offer

The ad promotes a lamp sale with 25 to 50 percent off Banquet Princess and Table Lamps until Sept 1st. It invites customers to red stock and get a bargain on a wide range of lighting options.

The Sun Cholera Cure Recipe

The page lists a cholera remedy calling for equal parts tincture of onium rhubarb cayenne camphor spirits and peppermint essence with instructions to mix and take fifteen to thirty drops in water, repeating every fifteen to twenty minutes if needed.

New York

Fancy Notions General Clearing Sale Cadence

A promotional sale note announces a season end clearance at Fancy Notions. It highlights drastic price cuts across assorted leather goods, silver, bags, shirts, ties, and finer fabric items with quantities described as large and discounts described as proportionate.

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