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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1898
Page
4
The Leivenring Literary Bureau reports that after Congressman Connell withdraws from the gubernatorial race, Leivenring observers expect a majority of the Lackawanna delegation to align with the winning side. The note reflects curious contemporary chatter as the political scene shifts.
The piece urges honest, intelligent candidates for the city school board, to be chosen by Republican primaries. It calls for leaders who protect the educational system, resist corruption, and place public welfare above partisan interests while noting national comparisons and political context.
The article discusses Britain's stand for equal rights in China with no special privileges for any power, backed by its navy and Japan's cooperation. It references the Monroe Doctrine, Great Britain's global maritime interests, and the need for fair play amid shifting european and Asian power dynamics.
A Sun correspondent weighs legal status of Cuban insurgents in two scenarios involving a Cuban merchant vessel and a Cuban warship. It recalls 1815 Madison cabinet guidance that a vessel with lawful cargo may enter U S ports regardless of flag. debate on belligerent rights vs piracy. The piece notes Spain’s famine in Cuba, Pittsburgh Dispatch plans for Frank Carpenter South America tour, and political commentary about Hanna McKinley and Foraker.
The article notes a poor 1807 teel rail trade due to crimped equipment and limited renewals and predicts improvements in 1808 with greater renewals and new trackage. It discusses steam versus electricity for long distance traffic and cites contemporary editorials criticizing political literacy tests and election tactics in Luzerne county. It also questions Ohio political handling and hints at Britain's stance in trade thefts amid China tensions.
The Philadelphia Press prints a second Cuba letter by BE Gibson describing autonomy talks in Havana. Interviews with Cuban and Spanish figures reveal mutual distrust, with Cubans denying leadership by Galvez and Spaniards warning that autonomy could fail without insurgent support, while some favor annexation to the United States.
A speaker argues that Cuban insurgents and families have faced immense killings and starvation. He contends two and a half years of struggle against the Apaniarda, last ditch fears, and warns that surrender to a autonomy plan backed by Sagaeta is unreliable and likely doomed.
The Witken Harre Record argues that the state convention must nominate capable, popular candidates for governor and other offices to unite the party. It warns a revolt by independents and party factions could cost the Republicans congressional seats and county posts, urging leaders to assemble a ticket that aids the loyal slate rather than hinders it.
Rev. Dr. Stafford frames nations as chosen peoples with a providential mission. He cites Jews Greeks Romans and declares Americans chosen to solve difficult government problems and realize an ideal state marrying authority and liberty for the world.
The Times Herald notes a Washington report that President McKinley will ask Congress to establish a federal Department of Commerce and Industry. The editorial praises the move as fitting given the administration’s close ties to business interests and long urging for such a cabinet position.
The Philadelphia Press warns that if Senator Andrews achieves his aim to control the next governor, the 300,000 Lexon bill will advance unimpeded in the next legislature. It predicts swift passage and the push of related investigation committees that sparked the earlier scandal.
A verse fragment narrates a couple who wed in secret despite parental and family forgiveness. The family forgives except for two who cannot forgive themselves, a theme echoed in a somber tone attributed to London Migare.
A couple expresses joy over their Christmas china bought at our shop. They praise quality and timely service, highlighting the gift appeal and festive spirit it brings to their celebrations.
A garbled OCR list shows Wilkes Barre through Mount Pocono area towns and counties with a stray ad for Lewis Reilly and Davies boots and shoes in Northeastern Pennsylvania, mentioning addresses on Wyoming Avenue and Boranton. The fragment combines place names, a partial ad, and misspelled terms without clear event.
Advertises wool blankets in 72 by 81 inch size in scarlet or white with assorted borders and a price. Also lists white wool blankets in 12 by 3 feet with borders in pink blue and red and price this week.
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