The Scranton Tribune Publishing Details and News Deadline
The Scranton Tribune states it is published by Tribvene Publishing Company in Pitt y County each month. Its telegraphic news is 3 to 5 hours fresher than Philadelphia or New York papers in its field. The Tribune goes to press after midnight and receives news up to 3 a.m. and sometimes later.
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The
Tribune
Philadelphia
New York
Evangelina Cisneros
Rox Cuer
Karl Decker
Julian Hawthorne
Continental Publishing Company
New York Journal
Cuba
Cub
Senorita Cisneros
Lawrence Lb
Lynch
Hiengo
Laird & Lee
Tasma
D. Appleton & Cody
Mrs. Oliphant
J. Lippincott & C O
Australia
Delegates Courted by Colonel Stone at Wanamaker Mediation
In Ecranton on February 24, 1898, Colonel Stone corrals delegates while Brother Wanamaker mediates. The scene underscores the common view that delegates are sought after in such proceedings.
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Ecranton
Brother Wanamaker
Stone
Zola Trial Conviction Seen As Foregone In France
The piece argues Zola’s conviction was dictated by the state and urges that a wider public backlash will follow. It predicts a public purge of official injustice and a possible revolution in France, while noting ongoing sympathy for Zola outside the country.
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Zola
Pranes
France
War Department
Erik Ve
M. Zola
Cuban policy debate cited from Chicago papers
The Chicago Record and the Chicago Times Herald represent Washington views on McKinley Cuba policy. They quote William E. Curtis and Walter Wollman on cautious intervention and the risks of force, while noting McKinley’s possible push to Madrid within sixty days.
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Chicago
Whellington
William E. Curtis
Cap- 18
Bureau of
James J. Blaine
Harrison
Finte
Chicago Times-Heralde
National Capital
Walter Wollman
McKinley
Kohlsaar
Wellman
Washington
Cuba
Mr. Curtis
Spain
United States
Clases
Times-Herald
Madrid
Policy and diplomacy tensions with Cuba and defense debate
The text discusses U S policy toward Cuba under a new administration, criticizing autonomy efforts in Cuba and calling for immediate settlement to restore peace. It praises General Miles for defense funding and notes congressional divisions, arguing readiness for war as the path to peace.
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Cuba
Bianco
Spain
United States
Eltlzone
Uns
Happy Island
Why That Delay In Maine Rescue Draws Fire
The Washington Post and critics question Admiral Slowededaiht for delaying divers to Havana. They argue he could have used Key West crews and faster methods to inspect the Maine wreck, urging merit over red tape amid the disaster.
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Maine
Havana
Washington Post
Admiral Slowededaiht
Havant
Key West
Sioard
Tavane
Key Weet
Hetge
Governor Black and the Harmony Drive in New York Politics
Governor Black backed the regular party nominee during factional strife in New York. He urged concessions from both sides and, leveraging Albany influence, steered a civil primary toward unity. The goal was to restore party harmony and prepare for a united front against a common foe.
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Governor Black
New York
Thies
Wegrace
Republican
Empire State
Black
Iia
Albany
Gover
Theosophical Power and Local Political Currents
A paragraphic column surveys shifts in occult leadership with Mrs. Katharine Tingley gaining supreme authority from W. Q. Judge, and notes on Wanamaker’s gubernatorial push and local politics. It references Captain Eulate, Mayor Van Wyck, and Virginia/East Coast figures, plus a digression on the Maine disaster and a prison-stay of baseball magnate Von der Ahe.
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Madame Blavatsky
W. Q. Jude
Katharine Tingley
New York
Theosophical Sobvieties
America
Tingley
Theosophical Movement
Judge
van Wyck
Eulate
Vizcaya
New York City
von der Ahe
Pittsburg
Friends von der Ahe
New Polychrome Bible Part Seven Reviewed
The Polychrome Bible part seven presents Juches translated by Rev. Dr. G F Moore with a global scholarly panel. It promises modern English prose based on a revised Hebrew text and features color background pages to reflect each source.
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Hrovgeh
H. AH. Beldlomin
Dowd, Mead & Co
G. F Moore
Andover Theological Seminary
Biblia Scholarstit
England
Americ
America
Preident Harper
Chicago
Drs. Moore
Andover
Troy
Hawrvard
Curtis
Yale
Ward
The
Independent
New York
Brown
Union Theological Seminary
Morris Jostrow, Jr
Philadelphia
McCords
Toronto
Dre
Cheyne
Driver
George A. Smith
Ryle
Martineon
Wellhausen
Koulsech
Siegfried
Stade
Budde
Carbill
Kittel
Delitaech
Rewran and Beyption
Noted 19th Century Review Highlights in The Cosmopolitan
The March issue features William Curtis on China government circles, Y C Crawford arguing Captain Dreyfus innocence, and Richard Harding Davis with a Cuba focused tale. Balto r Walker envisions a universal language. William W. Stanley’s Yukon memoirs detail a $12,000 haul from three months work, plus a book listing.
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Fermains
March
William ©. Curtis
China
Y. C. Crawford
Dreyfus
Richard Harding Davis
Cuba
Baltor Walker
Henderson bill described as compromise on involuntary bankruptcy
The Henderson bill in the Buffalo Express is less strict than the Torrey measure, seeking a middle path between Torrey and Nelson. It allows petitions by three creditors or one if under twelve, reduces referee and trustee fees, and requires creditors to prove insolvency without suspending commercial paper.
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Buffalo Express
House of Representatives
MHO
Senate
Congress
The Good Old Way Versus Modern Opera Romance
A playful verse contrasts old fashioned serenades with modern opera. It laments the loss of simple courting gestures as lovers seek grand stage performances. The speaker prefers singing beneath a lover’s window to silence and distance.
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Chicago News
Haviland China Closeout Offer On Open Stock
A local notice advertises closing out four lines of Haviland China stock at reduced prices before February. The sale announces limited stock and emphasizes liquidation at the Lackawanna Avenue address.
Music Damners Curio Calinets Hook Cases
A compact note outlines unusual cases tied to composers and performers with quirky names. The item hints at fictional or playful misprints in a period newspaper, suggesting a light feature on oddball music stories and conjectured performers.
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Pennsylvania
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Philadelphian Rource
Wanamaker
Thomas Dolan
Philadelphia Gas Trust
New York Harbor
Baldy Baxter
Hier
Wilkes-Barre
News-Dealer
Hazleton
Sobral
Weyler
Haywood
Klondike
William W. Stanley
Beattie
California
Colorado
Heaven Knows
Beattie March
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Weros
Gold Fields
Stanley
Yukon
Henderson
Lothario
Evtelde
Anne
Lewis, Reilly
Wyoming Avenue
Finley
Ely Ball
Court House
Reynolds Brothers
HOTEL
Jermyn
Washington Ave
Hill & Connell’s
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming Diatrict Fac
Dupont
Commonwealth Building
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John A. Smith
EW. Mulligan
Pitten Plymouth Wilkes Harta
Haviland
the Clemons
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CURIO
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Innaip Cuan
Tabouneites
Connell
North
Scranton, Pa
Silk and Wool
Grenadines
MT. Pleasant
Ming
WM. T. Smith
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