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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1898
Page
4
Republican ticket announced with Governor William A. Stone and Lt Governor J. P. S. Gobin. Secretary of Internal Affairs James W. Latta. Superior Court Stiec W. W. Por. Congressmen-at-Large Samuel A. Davenpoort and Galusha A. Grow.
Senate Twentieth District James C Vaughan. House First District John R Farr. Fourth District Joan F Meynolds.
A historical candidate vows to serve all the people of the state as governor with God’s help. He criticizes legislative abuse, pledges necessary investigations, and aims to win public approval through honest work, noting people’s interests over faction. A closing line hints at seeking peace terms by direct inquiry in Washington.
The editorial denounces Toral for delaying surrender at Santiago to buy time for defences. It condemns his action as murderous and barbaric, risking famine and destruction on the city and inhabitants, while praising General Shafter for attempting to avert bloodshed and safeguard surrendered Spanish troops.
A fragmentary report notes an exchange aboard a submarine mine vessel and comments from a Spanish destroyer. The wording is unclear but implies tension at sea between opposing forces. Further detail is unreadable in the OCR.
The piece argues objections to expansion stem from distrust of the American system both at home and in foreign affairs. It claims fears of misrule in distant colonies and vulnerability to foreign powers reflect concerns about self governance and national strength, portraying critics as patriotic yet doubtful of national fit.
A reflective essay argues for confidence in American enterprise and expansion, praising risk, duty, and national achievement. It cites historic growth from the Louisiana Purchase to the Pacific and Cuba, while cautioning against doubt and political pessimism. The piece questions governance and media figures amid wartime duties and public life.
The Havana cable is cut cutting line to Madrid leaving Havana isolated and vulnerable. The message argues starving Havana into submission without siege while warning of strategic moves after Santiago falls and noting White House patience during the rainy season. A weather bureau resignation adds another confusion in New York.
A man found insensible near the city after three days without food mirrors Wilkes Barre cases of four days abstinence. The piece argues destitution, not moral failing, drives men from work and urges expanding employment and genuine charity to aid civilian mis fortune amid wartime duties and public debates about leadership and health.
Henry Norman surveys American progress in a July issue, noting rapid invention and adoption of new technologies. He praises American street railways, telephones, and electric post service, contrasting them with older European systems and describing the vitality of U.S. urban transit and industry.
An editorial argues Spain’s war will reshape U S aims expanding the nation’s role and power. It cites historic wars 1775 1812 1846 1848 and 1898 noting the destruction of the standing army myth and a broader international mission. It describes a born new America with enlarged responsibilities and revised political conventions.
The Army and Navy Journal argues Navy officers are underpaid compared to army counterparts at each rank from ensign to rear admiral. It cites figures showing navy pay lags military pay, and urges Congress to raise naval officer pay to match army levels, noting navy achievements in the war.
The New York Sun argues that only the war party can speak for peace with Spain. The anti war faction, labeled Mugwump sympathizers, should be excluded from official talks as incapable of fair representation. If peace talks don’t follow victory, the nation risks utter failure and wasted effort.
Store announces a lamp sale through September 1 offering 25 to 50 percent off on Banque Princess and table lamps. The promotion aims to clear stock and invites customers seeking bargains to purchase.
Admiral Cervera is praised for his conduct and restraint during the war in a Warrington newspaper tribute. The writer commends the Spanish officer for remaining a gentleman amid hostile actions and acknowledges his dignified behavior despite criticism of his country's efforts.
A local retailer advertises reductions on a wide range of women’s garments including Corset Covers Chemise Umbrella Drawers Night Dresses and Skirts for a limited sale period. Many items are priced to move during the event.
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