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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1898
Page
7
The Scranton Tribune, published by Tribune Publishing Company, claims its telegraphic news arrives three to five hours ahead of Philadelphia and New York papers. It notes presses run at midnight and news received up to 3 a.m. or later, keeping content current for readers.
Fragmentary OCR lists figures such as a governor and court official amid garbled text. It mentions internal affairs, theft, a legislative context, and several possibly misread names and districts, reflecting a damaged page segment.
The public figure pledges an honest modest daily task of public duty and seeks to win approval through virtue. General Gahin’s slow but steady recognition is noted as secondary to the people of Pennsylvania valuing his worth from the start.
A wartime dispatch complains of disorganized hospital arrangements at Camp Alger. It cites shifting responsibility, inadequate supervision, and calls for capable administration and improved care for sick soldiers. The writer suggests reforms and laments missed opportunities for better oversight.
Reporters in London and Paris relay Chauncey Depew’s claimed support for an Anglo-Saxon alliance, then rumors of repudiation arise. The public tone questions consistency as Depew defends his stance against ambiguity while denying shifts in belief.
Article surveys Anglo American alliance talk in Paris and London, notes French indifference to a formal treaty, and predicts Depew will clarify remarks. It argues for a strengthened army and a permanent American service academy, compares naval prestige, and highlights census organization and the Solace ambulance ship’s success.
Debate stretched over three days as senators discussed a bill authorizing the twelfth census. Critics argued for experts to lead the Census Bureau rather than civil service appointments, warning that missteps could derail accuracy and vital national data collection.
A public note argues Flag Day gains meaning from expanding stars on the U S flag as states join the Union. It cites historical acts and wartime patriotism, noting the flag’s evolving symbolism amid national trials and calls for broader civic unity.
The draft proclaims a national vow as citizens honor the flag and seek unity after civil strife. It lauds Revolutionary ideals and calls public and private schools to celebrate with patriotic observances, urging a generation educated in patriotism toward a dawning century.
The Harrisburg Republican state convention endorses a platform praising the president and Congress, supports war with Spain, and calls for a stronger navy and coast defense. It advocates the Nicaragua canal, protection for American industries, and limits on immigration of cheap foreign labor, urging party unity nationwide.
A Tribune editor highlights reader praise for an Anglo American alliance. The letter envisions a friendly partnership between Britain and the United States, noting shared interests in commerce and peace while addressing the Irish question and Ireland’s future status.
GOLDSMITHS offers various ribbons and veilings at reduced prices. No. 40 Taffeta 14c, No. 60 Taffeta 18c, satin sash 27c, 7-inch moire sash 49c, fancy plaids stripes and checks 20 to 25c. Veilings 25c quality at 16c, 16c quality at 25c.
Finley announces a silk sale offering the entire silk line in two lots. All samples priced at 65c to $1.00 and all higher priced silks now reduced to 1.10 1.15 1.25 and 1.40. The assortment includes yardages from 315 yards to 8 and 10 yards.
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