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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1898
Page
5
The Scranton Tribune claims its telegraphic news is 3 to 5 hours fresher than Philadelphia or New York papers in its field. It goes to press at midnight and receives news up to 3 a.m. or later, ensuring all news is current.
The piece lists state officials such as Lieutenant Governor Cuveighot and Daniel W. Latta and mentions officers from Superior County. It notes the navy as a hint for the army, reflecting a wartime or defense minded sentiment from the period.
A graphic account extols Lieutenant Mcbeon and seven companions aboard the Mortimac. It lauds Hobson for steering the ship to the bottom and escaping, earning praise from Admiral Caprera and the Spanish navy. The piece contrasts Yankee pluck with foreign criticism, noting mixed reactions to U S naval prowess.
The article analyzes Pennsylvania politics around Colonel Stone's gubernatorial nomination. It notes limited dissent within the party, potential ticket contenders Magee Marlin and Winamaker, and strong forced loyalty among rank and file. It discusses independent voters, the role of party workers, and the likelihood Dr Swallow will align with the party if needed.
The draft discusses independent Republican prospects and the impact of party splits on the race. It notes strategies to unite Republicans behind Colonel Stone, opposing factional pressures and aiming to persuade the public toward a solid Republican platform.
A flawed report accuses Van Week of seeking control through improper means in the city election. It blames Republicans who supported the law for contributing to his chances, alleging violation of election provisions.
A Pennsylvania governor hopeful pledges to serve beyond party gains and to tackle state evils with honesty and duty. He emphasizes respect from opponents, disavows factionalism, and vows to act for the people with practical reform guidance as war ends.
The piece critiques fiat money and Populist currency concepts, arguing against altering monetary standards. It cites risks to national stability, notes historical parallels, and emphasizes the need for sound currency policies supported by progressive intelligence.
Readers are presented with a dense discussion on money's nature, arguing it is defined by natural laws not government fiat. The piece contrasts Aristotle with modern economists, condemns money as mere commerce, and cites Dr Walker. It covers political rhetoric on policy and references Colonel Stone in Pennsylvania politics and governor nomination dynamics.
General Aguinaldo, a PRI insurgent leader, has quickly mobilized an army of about 5000 men in two weeks. Contemporary portraits describe him with pine pompadour hair, while observers compare his political moves to a Tammany figure. The piece notes rapid troop buildup and hints at broader war implications between France and the United States in Parisian press.
State Press reports from multiple papers question Colonel Stone’s nomination prospects and party support. Critics argue the convention delayed endorsing Stone while supporters warn of a bitter clash and insist he could lead the ticket. The discussion spans Philadelphia to Pittsburgh papers and political factions.
A Philadelphia Record analysis discusses how five nations and the United States trade relations on the eve of possible European alliance. It notes the vast wartime-like scale of commerce with Spain France and others, and weighs neutrality against intervention amid growing global frictions.
A bulk carload of white and decorated china and porcelain arrives offering latest designs in dinner, tea and toilet ware. Prices are reduced due to direct large-quantity purchase from the manufacturer.
The notice proclaims comfortable footwear for summer, urging customers to visit in-store fittings. It positions the staff as expert fitters and emphasizes ease and satisfaction in choosing footwear.
In buying brass bedsteads, ensure quality with seamless brass tubing and strong steel framing. Our bedsteads are highly finished and lacquered under a special method. New spring patterns are now on exhibition, surpassing rivals with durable construction and elegant appearance.
Finley presents a lively catalog of parasols and umbrellas for the season. The stock features fine silks, coaching, Roman and Bayadere stripes, checks and plaids with Moire edges and chiffron ruffles plus mourning effects.
Local retailer advertises a wide selection of umbrellas in Black and colors including Green Brown Red Blue and Purple. Displays feature artistic natural and fancy handles for varied styles and preferences.
Covers to fit any frame size available at Soc, priced 65¢ 75¢ and $1.00. Also offer repairs on short notice.
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