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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1898
Page
1
A historic report describes a powerful naval force assembling and moving to sea. Details outline a transport convoy ready for operation, with escort ships and strategic aims, as officials signal preparations amid warnings to keep movements discreet.
An account of a violent train incident with gunfire and casualties. Officers interceded near Port Diepateth and Tatlin, Tex, as a confrontation broke out on a moving train. Fireman Jonh eer Wits Ried among the wounded. authorities pursued suspects amid confusion and smoke.
An amended law proposal would cover the Dewey case in federal statutes. The measure seeks to expand authority to extend service and preserve detainees rights during wartime, referencing Admiral Dewey and a 1862 statute. The debate centers on wartime authority and legal definitions of service.
A fragmented report outlines Mr. Chamberlain discussing alliance plans with notes of nationalist and civilian aims, mentioning figures in Washington and New York. It references efforts to contain civic tension and plans to discuss policy with key advisers amid a shifting political climate.
The detachment of the Forty-seventh New York Volunteer Regiment arrives at Newport to map the ports. Officers and corps members march in with detachments and survey activities planned at Fort Greble and adjacent areas.
From Kingston Jamaica, June 1d, reports say the navy plans to force the narrow channel into Santiago de Cuba harbor after landing troops. They will clear sunken mines and force Admiral Cervera to make a stand. Guantanamo Harbor is under American control with marines to land simultaneously at Santiago de Cuba.
A lengthy press text discusses a court case involving Dubosc and Leontine Centrenah Hick foundation. The excerpt debates whether the Crown has authority to act free of county circles after examination, and considers foreign involvement, maritime protection, and international relations. The piece references Mr. Chamberlain and global power dynamics, arguing about whether United States and Britain should align to prevent conflict and promote mutual understanding.
A fragmented report discusses advising travel to Spain amid global tensions. It mentions possible resistance actions and the uncertainty of American safety, noting readers may be frightened by vague foreign interference while considering travel and staying cautious in the current climate.
Fragmented OCR text references multiple nations leaders and events with dubious coherence. Mentions include AMERICAN, AUSTRIA, JAPAN, and various proper nouns such as Zpatilely, Geminids, and Rivlin, but the overall story is unreadable and lacks a clear incident or outcome.
Fragmented report from Waehlogtan mentions a June blockade near Guantanamo and cites various groups and officials. References to Mashehad, Cag Hinder APM, Yaka COMET DEO, and a Spanish pilot hint at ongoing tensions and contested control of a maritime area.
An unclear report mentions Monterey and a race or event involving teams Siin Crus and Fanta Towa with scores or outcomes unreadable. The fragment references a meeting or match with possible notes on attendees and locations but details are obscured.
A June 1 report notes Pep Anson's name linked to New York baseball club management. The item mentions President Pro. fen of the New York organization and suggests a major hiring or decision affecting the Giants.
Fragmented text references Port Avionne and multiple disjoint phrases about work travel and nations including Dutch fields. Content is garbled. readable elements mention travel efforts, work, and international references without clear events or dates.
Newport News reports intense excitement at Fort Monroe as rumors spread of Spanish warships near the area. A night of rapid signals and mobilization followed, with gunners on alert and troops ordered to sleep in their clothes as the fort prepared for possible action.
Clues point to Merritt maintaining Manila ties as regional dynamics shift. Officials respond to a recent life-safety incident amid broader national policy debates and emerging leadership changes shaping the area.
A garbled OCR text presents a mosaic of names and places including references to Trendy, Admiral Drovera, Alberta, and Haiti. The fragmentary items resemble a morning news round with scattered mentions of people, regions, and events, but specifics are unreadable.
Fragmented report describes naval operations near Sathorn, Cape, and surrounding shores with references to the fleet’s actions, bombardment, and coast defense. It notes ships moving along coastlines, preparations for further operations, and the potential reach toward New York and Santiago de Cuba.
Fragmentary text suggests a debate on intervention and peace prospects amid belligerent pressure. References mention government hesitancy, potential actions in Washington, and partisan contention over how to respond to ongoing conflicts.
Foreign minister Almodovar discusses Cuba cable house, its potential boon status, and Spain’s naval positions in the Atlantic. He cites tensions with the United States and Rio de Janeiro’s stance while signaling broader strategic interests and regional alliances.
Fragmentary text describes Captain Hart's release and references names like Weahiyan Palmiet and Mitre. It mentions pay queries and parliamentary or civic items, with unclear connections to a public notice or legal action. The piece includes stray phrases about pallets, reevaluation, and parties named SEs Spleen OP Cred Aebemendy.
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