Scranton Tribune Furnished Daily Except Sunday
The Scranton Tribune is supplied to the Tribune Publishing Company for fifty cents a month and delivers telegraphic news three to five hours fresher than Philadelphia or New York papers. The paper receives news up to 3 a.m. and sometimes later. SCRANTON, JUNE 4, 18%.
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Unclear Political Names and Phrases From OCR Text
Fragmentary OCR shows names and titles such as Governor William A. Stunt, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of Internal Affairs Brew Lattefa, Superior Court W. W. Porter, Congress Samvet A Davenport, Grow, Jown Tr Far, Fourth District John J. Reynolds, with a note on Spain and pricing.
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William A. Stunt
Overnor
Tiottn
Tas Brew
Lattefa
W. W. Porter
Taree
Samvet
A. Davenport
Lalusua A. Grow
Fivet Meier
Jown
Wihn J. Reynolds
Army Newsroom Clash Sparks Debate Over War Duty
A staff officer and war correspondent faces criticism for publishing on duty about Ninth Regiment tensions at Fort Thickamauna. The piece discusses discipline, the duty to protect command, and the risk of press activity undermining military unity while aiming to conquer Spain.
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Mahon
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Elvil
Spain
Indicted in Jessup for cockfighting and illegal saloon trades
Peter Keap of Jessup faces grand jury charges for cockfighting selling drink without license and Sunday sale. The piece links tavern presence to cockfighting culture and criticizes unlicensed saloons as integral to the sport’s ambience.
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Peter Keap
Jessup
The Cook Fights and Prizes and Pigeons Debate
The piece argues against cockfighting as barbarous and harmful, praises Father Smonzer for seeking justice, and notes District Attorney Jones’ vow to stop cockfighting. It also reflects on Spain and U S issues, then presents mineral production statistics and a view of national strength and prospects.
War Expenditures May Boost Labor and Commerce
The Times Herald explains that war spending will gradually stimulate labor and retail trade as payments to contractors and manufacturers flow through the economy. The government has issued many contracts but payment is slow, causing a delay before money reaches farmers, retailers, and banks, with the full impact unfolding from farms to city centers.
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Times-Herald
State Press On Convention's Work
A Philadelphia Inquirer column reports the Republican convention in Harrisburg endorsing William A. Stone of Allegheny after a pivotal first ballot showing strong support. It cites Stone's Civil War service and steady postwar career, while contrasting reform critiques from Philadelphia papers about party methods and machine influence.
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Willam A. Stone
Allbeheny
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Congress
Republican Party
William A. Stone
Pottsville Miners Journal
Pennsylvania Republicans Aim to Unite Behind McKinley Era Nominee
A flurry of editorials from multiple papers weighs the Pennsylvania Republican convention's nominating results. Supporters urge unity behind the chosen ticket to safeguard currency stability, industrial protection, and continued McKinley administration during wartime, while factions predict ongoing opposition until the November election.
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Privence
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Willem McKinley
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Progresso article proclaims Spanish victory and US invasion threat
The dispatch from Huvans is Progresso describes Spanish forces driving inhabitants into the interior of Benton, vowing to advance on New York and confront Yankee fleets. It asserts civil war looms in the United States, praises Captain General Blanco, claims pacification of Cuba, and envisions Spain global dominance with renewed flags upon America and the seas.
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United States
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Benton
New York
Alveady
Meinleyv
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America
Blanco
Juba
Teigne
Philippines
Cmisis
Cuba
Espana
China and Crockery Latest Designs at Direct Manufacturer Prices
Bulk carload of white and decorated china and porcelains now available. See new dinner, tea and toilet sets with prices favorable to larger purchases direct from the manufacturer.
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Coldsmiths Bazaar Saturday Specials Hot Prices
Special sale at Coldsmiths Bazaar featuring 14 to 49 cent ribbons and belts plus 4 ply cuffs shirts. Men and women receive wide range from taffeta ribbons to Madras shirts, cotton and silk scarves, shirt waists, and crash skirts while stocks last.
Hill and Connell Brass Bedsteads Ad
In buying brass Bedstead be sure you get the best. Our bedsteads use seamless brass tubing and frame work of steal. They coat no more than many bedsteads made of open seamless tubing. Every bedstead is highly polished and lacquered under a peculiar method. New boring patterns are on exhibition.
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Matador
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Union
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Cock Fenting
Terry
Father Smontzer
Finley’s Parasols and Umbrellas Offer New Delicacy
This season’s parasols are dainty and attractive with a complete stock of Fine Silk Coaching Roman and Spayadere stripes checks plaids and changeables in Black and White Indias with and without Chiffon Ruf fles and Mourning effects.
Umbrellas in a Full Range of Colors and Handles
The listing promotes a complete selection of umbrellas in Black and popular colors Green Brown Red Blue and Purple. Many styles feature artistic natural and fancy handles.
Umbrellas Recovered While You Wait At Soc. 650 750
Re coverings offered for all frame sizes with quick turn around. Also provide re pairing on short notice.
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