Scranton Tribune Telegraphic News Description
The Scranton Tribune highlights its timely telegraphic news service with midnight press and three to five hour fresher content than Philadelphia or New York papers. It notes news received up to 3 a.m. and claims publication of all current news. Entered at Scranton port office as second class mail matter.
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The
Tribune
Philadelphia
New York
Scranton
Eilsworth
Alice Witie
Yelbos Press
Grote
Journale
United States
Exhibit of Spring Dress Goods Opens With Rich Styles
Our exhibit gathers dress goods from top marts across hemispheres. Early novelties arrive now, with styles few stores will own. Tomorrow features first-time displays from world renowned makers, all priced to reflect our reputation for low quotations.
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America
Maine Incident Holds Fevered Claim by Journal
The February 24 1898 issue from Branton notes the New York Journal’s claim that its coverage or influence is central to the Maine explosion dispute, reflecting a period-wide media fervor and public speculation about responsibility.
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New York Journal
Maine
Williams Urges Renomination In Luzerne County Race
Washington dispatch reports William Williams of the Twelfth Pennsylvania district favors renomination if party leaders deem it best for success. Pressure from Washington insiders and local leaders led to his decision to submit the matter to voters, with Williams pledging support for party unity and a strong re election effort.
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Morgan
Luzerne
Jess
Washington
Menis
Mar. Williams
Williams
Senate approves regiments for Mose-Crown coast defense
The senate votes almost unanimously to authorize two new artillery regiments to man the coast defense guns. Public approval is expected as the chamber redeems its reputation.
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Senate
Thorn ton on Hawaiian annexation and the navy debate
Lorin A Thurston addresses the Congregational club of New York on annexation and naval policy. He argues opposition to disarming the navy and warns that intervention in Cuba could occur if Spain acts, noting the Viscaya and Maine incidents as reasons to maintain a strong defense and caution against economic calls to cut forces.
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Congregational Club of
New York
Hawaiii
Lorin A. Thornton
Thurston
United States
Cleveland
McKinley
New York Harbor
Carl Lehure
Cutae
New York Bay
Vigeaya
Guna
Retiring Wilkes-Barre Editor Receives Support
Colonel Sam Boyd announces his retirement as editor of the Wilkes-Barre News-Dealer after ten years. He says new management will keep the paper Democratic and denies Enring family financial backing for the move.
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Sam Boyd
Wilkes-Barre News-Dealer
Leieenring
Call for Uniform Marriage Laws Highlighted by Doctrinal Divorces
The piece cites New York and Connecticut cases showing divergent divorce rules and remarriage validity. It notes Nat Goodwin’s New York divorce restricting remarriage, Cleveland remarriages, and Mark Hamilton’s case where Connecticut divorce affects legitimacy. The judge urges consolidated reform across states to prevent injustice and scandal.
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New York
Nat Goodwin
New York State
Cleveland
New York Sun
Mark K. Hamilton
Hattie Maud Hamilton
Pryor
Supreme Court
William A. Fitzsimmons
Connecticut
Fitzsimmons
Ex Premier Crispi Defends Maine Inquiry Caution
Ex premier Crispi of Italy says he cannot judge the Maine explosion cause citing lack of technical expertise He questions why such blasts do not occur in normal times and suggests no one can fully determine the incident. He maintains caution in offering bias against Spain while discussing the disaster.
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Crispi
Italy
Spain
Maine
Money for Naval Enlargement from veterans letters
Two Civil War veterans in The Sun propose funding a larger navy by voluntary pension allocations for one year, to be used for ships equal to the Maine. Critics argue pensions should remain intact and advocate a tax increase on tobacco and spirits to fund naval expansion. Robert Todd Lincoln comments on Spain’s accountability for the Maine’s loss, while Wanamaker’s ad revenue noted. Opinions on the Maine disaster are likened to murder trial speculation.
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Maine
Robert Todd Lincoln
Spain
Robert Todd
Subral
Responsibility for the Maine disaster debated in US press
Walter Wellman argues Spain bears varying degrees of responsibility for the Maine destruction. He contends if proven, Spain would face severe penalties, including indemnity and apologies, with war possible if refused. The piece urges measured response, avoiding hysteria, and cites past US accountability for maritime incidents.
United States Seeks Voice on Cuba Future Question
After the Maine disaster’s disposal, the great question of Cuba remains. The text states the United States will be heard on humanity, commerce, civilization, and peace or force as needed.
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Maine
Cuba
United States
The Yellow Kid Journalism and Its Threats to War Tone
A Philadelphia Times critique condemns sensational yellow-kid journalism fueling war fever over Spain. It denounces false Maine rumors, praises honest American papers, and urges citizens and business leaders to resist sensationalism and seek factual reporting for national safety.
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Maine
Spain
Cuban
American Journale
Philadelphia Post Office Clash Highlights Quay Wanamaker Feud
In Chicago Record the Philadelphia political fight between Quay and Wanamaker factions impacts the post office and city elections. Reports of a supposed postmaster lecture are disputed by investigations showing no such meeting, with affidavits refuting bulldozing claims. McDevitt supplied the anti Quay camp with the story, appears to have fabricated the account.
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W. E. Cartie
Chicago
Political Storm
Philadelphia
Quay
Wanamaker
Republican Party
Waneamakera
Pulltieiins
Mugwumpe
Civil Service
Wenamaker
Wasehington
Postmaster General
Civil Service Commission
William Dudley Poulke
Indianapolis
Charles Jerome Bonapark
Baltimore
Richard Henry Dani
Boston
Post Office Department
Post Office
McDevitt
Futuristic Couture Preview From Top Designers
In a future plan the store aims to showcase costumes by premier designers. Special arrangements will allow display of ensembles unmatched by leading metropolitan retailers. Shown respectfully whether customers choose to buy or not.
Importers Offer New Weaves and Spring Colorings
Our importations include nearly every new weave with a full line of the choicest Spring colorings and combinations.
Fashion Exhibit Showcases New Plaids and Bayadere Effects
The notice invites the public to inspect exclusive designs featuring new plaid and stripe motifs and Bayadere effects, inviting attendees to view the collection.
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Scranton Tribune
Pat Niav
Telane
Bcranton
United States Army
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia Inquirer
Walter Wellman
Chicago Tines-Herald
Madrid
Bain
Bouln
Benin
Havana
Japan
Court of Inquiry
Philadelphia Times
Boaln
Feld
Maing
Bpaln
Wanamaker VS. Quay
Lewis, Reilly
Lia and N
Wyoming Avenue
Washington Ave
Nary
Reynolds Brothers
HOTEL
Jermyn
Hill & Connell’s
Haviland
China
the Clemons
Ferber
Lackawanna Avenue
LouNar
Cheval Glasses
Pau On
Cabinel
Muse Canineta
Inlald UM
Paxer Baskera
Taanoou Kettes
Connell
North
Scranton, Pa
Silk and Wool
Grenadines
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming
Dupont
Wid Commonwealth Building
Ford
John B. Smith &Son
Bev. Mulligan
Pittston
Plymouth
Wilkes-Barre
MT. Pleasant
Omce
Commonwealth Building
Ming
WM. 1. Smith
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