Republican Nominations for State Officers and Congressmen
State slate lists Governor William A. Stone and Lt Governor J P L Gobin with James W Latta for Secretary of Internal Affairs. Superior Court line includes W W Porter. Congressmen at large named Samaria Davenport and Galubha Grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Stone
J. P
Gobin
James W. Latta
Superior Court
W. W. Porer
Samart A. Davenport
Galubha A. Grow
Senate and House Districts Named in New Listing
Senate Twentieth Nmt James C. Vaughtnan and House First District John R. Farr are noted along with Fourth District John F L Reynolds in a brief listing of representatives for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
James C. Vaugnan
House
John R. Farr
John FL Reynolds
Governor-elect vows honest service to all Pennsylvanians
A speech by the incoming Pennsylvania governor emphasizes unity across supporters and opponents. He pledges to curb costly investigations, promote transparent daily public duty, and honor volunteers from the state who fought in the Philippines, noting American blood sanctifies the land won in that battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Pennayvivani
Penneylvania
Philippines
Public mood on naval leadership during the Spanish American War
The piece examines popular opinion of Commodore Sampson and Admiral Schley, noting initial public trust in Sampson eroded by costly bombardments. It argues Schley deserved higher command in the key battles around Santiago and accuses Sampson of seeking credit while underestimating decisive naval leadership.
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Ito
Long
Admiral Lampoon
Sampson
Matanzas
San Juan
Thut
Dewey
Schley
North Atlantic
Department
Decatur
Perry
Ingraham
Farragut
Cushing
Porter
Bantiago
Commodore Schley
Bciley
Navy Department
Cervera
Day and Sampson Rivalry Shapes Naval Recognition
The piece weighs the clash between Sampson and Schley over popular honor in the naval campaign, notes press reports crediting Mahan and Secretary Long for Bampron's defense, and reflects on Day's likely retirement after Spain peace talks. It lauds Day's swift, pivotal role in U.S. foreign policy and rebuts early underestimation of his leadership.
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Sampson
Schley
Washington
Bampeon
Mahan
Long
Sampeon
Bampron
Cnnn
Lasue
Day
Spain
General Shafter Denies Direct Responsibility for Sandlige Affairs
The article argues Shafter cannot bear blame for medical supply shortages and tepid preparations. It cites war department responsibility, notes overcrowded hospitals, and praises Red Cross relief in Santiago. It concludes Spain accepts its fate with stoic candor.
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General Shafter
Sandlige
Cuba
War Department
Santiago
Alger
Neaa
Bhafter
Shatter
Shafter
Redross Society
Bantiagy
It Is Time to Hustle War boosts American commerce optimism 1898
The article notes business leaders foresee a postwar expansion in American commerce and home industry. It cites John W. Ela of Chicago and claims the Spanish American War will propel renewed prosperity, with optimism shared by Londoners and U.S. merchants alike.
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Spain
John W. Ela
Chicago
Amercan
England
Germany
France
Fesure
Birth of commercial America after three months war
A commentary extols postwar commercial expansion by American makers and urges Scranton workers to unite for growth. It criticizes Surgeon General Sternberg for wartime neglect in Cuba, praises military government in Santiago, and warns against ongoing mismanagement and imperial missteps abroad.
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America
Scranton
Sternberg
Santiago
Century Magazine
Cuba
Havana
Battle-Flag of Ours Lyrics in a Starry Ode
A lyrical haunting tribute to a battle-flag, praising courage and freedom. The speaker invokes trust, faith, and steadfast resolve as the flag waves through night and day, calling for justice and victory. Credited to Joseph J. C. Clarke in the Criterion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. C. Clarke
The
Criterion
Gun Duel Off Santiago Shows U S Vessels Superior
An analysis directed by Lieutenant Benjamin W. Wells compares American and Spanish ship batteries at the July 3 engagement near Guantanamo Bay. It finds U S ships had more large caliber guns while Spanish rapid fire heavy guns dominated mid calibers. overall US ships held a blunt advantage in big guns and faster fire, shaping the battle’s outcome.
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Guantanamo Bay
Aug
Associated Press
Benjamin W. Wells
Commodore Schley
United States
R. C
Hontoria
Max Nord
Maxim Nordenfeldt
Urooklyn
Texas
Iowa
Oregon
Indiana
Vixen
Gloucester
Infanta Maria Teresa
Vizcaya
Almirante Oquendo
Cristobal Colon
Pluten
Furr
Analysis of Fire Power and Ship Design in Recent Naval Engagement
The report compares United States and Spanish ship firepower noting projectile weights, intervals, and shells. It highlights that US ships had higher accuracy, more 8 inch guns, stronger crew morale, and better protection, while Spanish ships suffered from wooden hull vulnerability and fire control issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
TOLD BY THE STARS
Daily horoscope by Amacchus from The Tribune casts a 254 a m reading for Wednesday August 10 1518. It humorously muses on peace dawns and negotiations while weaving in mock references to post offices Admiral Severn and Rough Riders with a calm street stroll omen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amacchus
the Tribune
West Side
Beranton
Severn
Great Midsummer Lamp Sale
Our lamp showroom offers Banquet Princess and Table Lamps at 25 to 50 percent off. This sale helps reduce stock and invites customers in need of lighting bargains before September 1.
Finley’s Announces General Cleaning Sale on Fine Goods
Finley’s closes the season with a general clearing sale on a large assortment of leather goods fur goods and cut fabrics at proportionately reduced prices. The lines list a wide selection of items including foods and fabrics with prices cut to fit the occasion.
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New York
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Rear Admiral
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Viecava
Maine
Colon
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Tepounders
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Céicesian
Foulard
Enie of Bummer
Wyoming Avenue
Santiago de Cuba
Beranton Columbia Cavalry
Washington Ave
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North
Scranton, Pa
N. E. Penna
Jermyn
the Clemons
Ferber
O’malley CO
Lackawanns Avenue
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Lackawanna Avenue
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming
Dupont
Cosmica Company
Thos, Fojohn
Smith
W. KE Mulligam
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