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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1899
Page
4
The New York Ban declares it will print openly and often the names of senators who oppose the peace treaty. It argues the public bears responsibility if future laws result from current failures to profit from past experiences.
The piece outlines Havana lodging severe shortages with poor sanitation and high daily rates, describes squalid boarding houses, and notes costs of five dollars weekly with board. It then comments on the Philippines treaty debate and lists remarkable family and agricultural anecdotes.
Edward A Vai Valkenberg faces charges claiming Quay's campaign was run by ex convicts. The case links Van Vollenberg, a former Quay associate, to threats against prosecutors and defuses a prosecution by a contested source amid a public inquiry.
Editorial urges open public discussion on governance and policy priorities. It cites W A Clark Montana’s new aerator and positions on tariffs and expansion, urging candidates and readers to present principles and intentions in forthcoming debates.
A talk before the Army and Navy Club in New York recounts concealed wartime moves surrounding the Maine destruction. It claims dispatches urged delaying Spain negotiations, praises England for support, and describes ammunition transfers to Dewey and Manila actions. The speaker urges strong U S reserves and expanded armed forces.
The remark blaming Christians for saloon existence triggers mixed reaction with clergy defending a new approach and reformers urging practical methods. Discussion covers near propositions of supervised inns, temperance goals, and potential public good. An editors note on Carnegie, Aguinaldo, and Manila politics adds broader political commentary. The piece ends noting automobile progress and unresolved senatorial deadlocks in the far west.
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