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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1898
Page
4
Governor Elect Promises Unity And Reform In Pennsylvania
The speaker vows to earn respect from supporters and opponents alike, govern for all Pennsylvanians, and curb legislator investigations and needless expenses. He pledges to discharge duties honestly and modestly, with God’s help, prioritizing public duty over party. Senator Allison cites that the flag should never fall when raised.
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Pennsylvania
Ann
Cuba intervention doubts and McKinley defense urged
An overseas publication critique questions the US Cuba policy and annexation aims as Spain withdraws. The piece argues Americans are not knaves or quitters and urges enforcing order, sanitation, and property rights in Cuba while supporting President McKinley as a guarantor of good faith. It notes General Pando’s peace stance, tempered by his health in Mexico.
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Cuba
Spain
Cula
Hhioe
William McKinley
Pando
Mexico
General Mer rill Manila occupation order decries pillage
The order urges officers and soldiers to act with restraint and uphold the United States' mission in Manila. It states soldiers are to behave as representatives of a free government and warns that acts of pillage violence will be treated as crimes against the sufferers and insults to the United States.
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Sion
United States
Atible
United States Volunteer Army
Cuba
Mercy and discipline mark naval conduct around Manila
The article praises the humane conduct of our naval and military forces near Manila, noting merciful warfare and just punishment while avoiding vindictiveness outside fighting hours. It argues no reason exists to derail business and politics in Kevetone as suspensions ease.
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Manila
Maine
Tax growth and reform urged by New York Comptroller
The New York Comptroller James A. Roberts warns that per capita government costs have surged across federal state and municipal levels since 1850. He cites 26 new state offices and argues inflation stems from political spoils and carelessness. He calls for city government reform as a starting point toward broader fiscal restraint and cites General Wheeler praising Roosevelt’s integrity and potential as governor and president.
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State of
New York
James A. Roberts
Buffaloee
Commonwealth
Roberts
Plan to discharge Cuban insurgent army with certificates
The president proposes a plan to grant honorable discharges to Cuban insurgent soldiers. Each will receive a service certificate and a promissory obligation signed by the Cuban general in command. The obligation is to be paid from public resources once the Cubans establish the...
Naval and political commentary on postwar US Cuba policy
The piece discusses US plans to aid Cuba with soldiers and build a stronger navy, including battleships and cruisers, with costs and strategic aims. It evaluates parliamentary chances, critiques public influence on military decisions, and jokes about figures like Don Carlos and Carranza while noting ongoing peace treaty ambiguities and naval priorities.
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Naval Construction Board
Olympia
Detroit
France
England
Congress
Far Reaching Consequences From The Washington War
The war elevates U S prestige beyond borders and redefines global influence. It strengthens trade role and universal progress. Domestically it uplifts spirit, shifts citizens from localism to high patriotism, and deepens faith in government and the republic’s future.
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United States
Rudyard's Regrets Read At Yale Kipling Club Dinner
Kipling club members read an answer by Rudyard Kipling declining an invitation to Yale on May 14. He cites heavy writing commitments, the muse's demands, and a wish to stay with his work, noting the inevitability of morning headaches and the certainty that only the mornin head remains certain.
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Kipling
Coffee's Global Rise Ties to US Imports and Island Produc tion
The article outlines coffee growth under US influence, noting Puerto Rico Hawaii Cuba and the Philippines as key producers. It cites import values from 1860s to 1890s showing coffee as a leading US import and discusses world production Brazil Peru Portugal and other regions, with figures on per capita consumption and prices alongside notes on plantation costs and potential returns for new producers.
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United Sates
Treasury Bureau of Platietics
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Cuba
Java
Arabia
United States
Eeven
ISK
Brazil
Equator
Irelands
Brasil
Monrovia City Inquiry Quietly Ends Without Clash
A Globe-Democrat brief reports there is no conflict between Monrociam and local authorities as a petition or dispute concluded without incident. Officials declined further comment pending official records.
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Globe-Democrat
Monrociam
All Day Sale Promises Early Buyers First Choice
An all day sale is advertised with a note that early comers get first choice and no guarantee on how long the lots will last.
Summer Footwear Sale Drives Russet Shoes
Our annual July and August sale moves all Russets. You need the shoes and we need room.
Monroeism Deweyism and the Growth of American Influence
The text contrasts Monroeism with Deweyism as ways the United States extends its reach. Monroeism established U S primacy in the western hemisphere by shaping borders to fit geography, while Deweyism expands power globally through logical extension of frontiers beyond the Gulf of Mexico and the Pacific.
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Deweylem
United States
Western Hemisphere
Admiral Dewey lauded as war hero and top naval figure
Wilkes-Barre readers note universal praise for Admiral George Dewey. Newspapers praise his leadership in the Spanish American War, urging Congress to revive and award him the highest naval rank for distinguished service and strategic tact from battle to council.
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Spain
Dewey
Congress
Admiral Dewey
George Dewey
War Claims Vote as Democrats Cherish McKinley Wheeler Backed
In Galesburg, the Mail notes war has reshaped politics. Northern Democrats cheer McKinley while Southern Republicans back General Wheeler for Congress.
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Galesburg
McMinley
General Wheeler
Congress
Great Midsummer Lamp Sale
Store offers a blanket discount on Banquet Princess and Table Lamps up to 50 percent through September 1 to reduce stock. Customers in need of lighting can find bargains on the full lamp line.
Europe owes a country a trade balance to resume gold imports
The Mail and Express states Europe owes this country a trade balance of about .000 and must pay it, a fact described as the ABC of resuming gold imports.
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Mail
Europe
BRICKBATS AND BULLETS
From the Boston Herald a note that war news will be missed as the political campaign opens soon. The text hints at public interest and lively commentary on the upcoming election atmosphere.
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Boston Herald
Handsomest Fine Goods Line On Exhibition
The handsomest and most artistic line of fine goods we have ever had on exhibition.
They Cannot Be Equaled for the Money
The item is described as unmatched in value for the price and noted to be good value at one dollar and twenty five cents.
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Bureau of Statiation
New York
Elghteen
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