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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1898
Page
4
The Tribune is three to five hours fresher than Philadelphia and New York papers in its field. Those papers press at midnight, but The Tribune receives news up to 3 a.m. and sometimes later, so all the news in The Trib is current when it goes to press.
After weeks of dispersion along the Atlantic coast the Spanish fleet is now beginning to assemble again. The shift suggests a coordinated effort to regroup and resume operations in the region.
An essay urges nonpartisan fairness in the Lackawanna county judicial contest for the Gunster seat. It argues Republicans should back Gunster for re election to preserve minority representation and service quality, while warning against partisan warfare affecting the bench. The piece also touches on naval ship design debates and broader world fair expectations.
The passage notes that there is no current need to enlarge nursing staff under Red Cross guidance as there is no one available to nurse, cautioning against using patriotism as a model for national anniversaries. It reflects wartime anxieties and staffing concerns.
Professor Woolsey of Yale addresses New Rhiweland Congregationalists arguing money theory, currency value, and intervention in Cuba as Spain war debated. He cites liberty of nations, humanitiy, and the limits of government power, urging restraint and legal prudence in foreign action.
The piece critiques foreign volunteers in Spain, notes potential shifts in public information on Cuban insurgents, and comments on military leaders Dewey Sampson Blanco and a general’s future contact. It reflects a period press tone with criticism and optimism about surrender and national news.
The passage asserts the war is a clear, noble opportunity for the church and nation to prove resolve. It argues the conflict will strain military and financial resources, and challenge the moral resources of the people and institutions involved.
A passage from the North American Review by Rev. Edgar G. Mee warns that prolonged war fatigue may erode patriotism and civilization. It cautions against letting vengeance and conquest overshadow democratic ideals and Cuba and Peru interests. The piece urges vigilance to keep moral aims intact amid conflict.
A detailed list of Spanish names and places with varied pronunciations including Havana Havana Cuban cities, Matanzas, Puerto Principe, Santa Cruz, San Juan, Arecibo and more. The guide contrasts Anglicized renderings with preferred pronunciations and notes difficult cases such as ship names and German or French variants.
An announcement promotes a stock considered highly attractive offering new and desirable Fine Silk Coaching fabrics including Roman and Bayadere Stripes Checks Plaids and Changeables in Black and White Indias with and without Chiffon Ruf files and Mourning effects with plain themestitched or Moire edge.
Mrs Hinckley recalls her son Tommy enjoying writing, spending two hours at it. The tale notes he is asked to list everything he wants for his birthday and continues diligently, reflecting a quaint hobby from Tit-Bits.
The Chicago Recon notes a quip about Homibaty's talking machine. Critics call the idea a foolish trend as they debate what the world really needs in new devices.
We have just received another bulk carload of white and decorated china and porcelain and can show the latest designs in dinner tea and toilet sets at factory direct prices from large quantity purchases.
A local store displays a full range of umbrellas including black models and colors such as green brown red blue and purple. All feature artistic natural and fancy handles to attract buyers.
Umbrellas are available with covers to fit any frame sizes at Soc with prices starting 65 cents 75 cents and Monday pricing up to 1.00. Repairs are offered on short notice.
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