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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1898

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Invasion of Cuba Moves Forward as U S Forces Land

Washington reports that U S troops have begun landing in Cuba near Playa del Este as part of a two flank approach to Santiago. General Miles coordinates signals while Shafter and Sampson gain operational freedom to act on the ground and sea advances.

Washington United States Tortugas Foray Cava Cuba War Department Alien Gintanamo Maya del Bete Cuaitennine Bay Santiago Bay Santiago Allen General Shafter Admiral Sampson Miles Shafter Playa del Este Garcia Rabbi Cervera Valparamo Cama Cna Cadiz Pacific

Honor and Virtue in Manila Declared by Captain Wilde

Captain Frank Wilde of the cruiser Boxton writes from Manila under May 1 to the Cumberland club in Portland Maine. He notes that women and children have largely left the city and relates a tale of the British consul who was asked if Americans were as the Spanish proclaimed. The consul replies that honor and virtue are cuter in Manila today than in three hundred years.

Portland Frank Wilde Boxton Cumberland Club Dewey Ctty

Troops Leave Camp Alger For Transport To Newport News

The Thirty third Michigan and the Thirty fourth Michigan began moving from Camp Alger at 1 47 PM toward Alexandria then to Newport News. They were loaded aboard the transport Vale for sea voyage.

Camp Alger

Uneventful Congressional Day on Hawaii Annexation Debate

Washington June 22 Opponents of Hawaii annexation dominated Senate talk as Mr White resumed a long speech and Mr Pettigrew picked up the debate to allow a rebuttal. The Indian Appropriation Act conference report was read with plans to contest its adoption. House proceedings were uneventful except for a sharp rebuke by Mr Simpson of Ohio on party strategy and defense funding votes.

Washington Hawaii Acolin White Dem Cal Pettigrew Petticerew Senate Simpson Pep Girosvenors Ohio

No Boat Race Delayed by Weather on Thames

New London June 22 A dismal day postpones the annual three university crews Cornell Yale and Harvard on the Thames. Rain wind and soggy spectators force repeated delays through the afternoon as officials postpone until tomorrow at half past noon. Corroon lodging and damp conditions cause illness risks while the city and hotels remain packed.

New London Conn Bakerong Thames Cornell Yale Harvard Spoetsters Methlehonmy Corroon

Friendship for England shown as court suspends sentence

In Wilkes-Barre on June 22 Judge Woodward suspended Henry White's sentence after District Attorney Martin urged leniency arguing intoxication and return of funds. He cited friendly U S England ties amid the war, saying mercy would bolster good relations between nations and subject of Queen Victoria.

Wilken-Barre United States England Henry White Woodward Martin Ble Tyr Court

Military Order Names New Division Commander

Washington reports Major General Miles announced an order appointing Brigadier General Guy Henry to command the division of troops to reinforce General Shutter at San Thages. The move aligns forces for the upcoming operation.

Washington Miles Guy Henry Troame Shutter Santhages

World War I Era Conflicting Dispatches Chronicle Cuban Landing News

Reports reveal General Miles dispatching word that troop landings in Cuba have begun while Madrid dispatches hint the queen regent may abdicate. Official notices state a mariner killed at Guantanamo suffered nonmutilated wounds and deny refusals to exchange Houcon. Cabanas was shelled to divert attention during landings.

Madmid Cabanas Sumption Vearch

Spanish prisoners surrendered to Spanish ambassadors

Washington reports the attorney general will hand over non-combatants and crews of captured prize merchant vessels to French and German ambassadors as representatives of Benin. The Justice Department cannot fund the prisoners and handed them to the War Department, but Secretary Alger has declined to continue the arrangement. Spain’s representatives were contacted and consented to receive and repatriate the prisoners to Spain.

Washington France Germany Benin Department of Justice War Department Alger Spain

Manhattan Navy vessels repaired and ready for reserve service

In League Island dry dock the old monitor Manhattan was removed after hull repairs and is expected to enter naval reserve service within ten days. The Mistnessah, formerly Booth, will be ready to depart south soon with armament and supplies. Work continues on the Fish Hawk and Princeton as progress accelerates.

Philadelphia Manhattan League Island Dry Dock Mistnessah Booth Princeton

Landing of Troops in Cuba During Progress

Washington reports state that the landing near Santiago at Daiquiri went forward with little resistance. Secretary Alger and Admiral Sampson praised the expedition as troops, guns, and supplies debarked, with telegraph communications established from Playa del Este.

Washington Alger Long Santiago Daiquiri Pya del Bete Washington, D. C Dnaquiri Cuba Inquiri Shafter Lone Sarmpeon Playa del Este Navy Department

Safe Deposit Building Association Assignment in Reading

The Safe Deposit Building Association of Reading, ten years old, assigned assets to creditors M. S. Rentchell Centerport, Hamilton Godfrey Reading, and H. A. Keyser Mahonoy City. About $5,000 in property was turned over due to depreciated value and market pressures from wartime disruptions. LH Rabtermel is president and Hamilton Godfrey secretary.

Ading Safe Deposit Building Association Olf Tos Renteohler Centerport Hamlton Godfrey Reading HH. A. Keyser Mahanoy City Becaus T LH. Rabtermel Hamilton Godfrey

Eighteen New Companies to Muster at Mt Gretna Pa

The eighteen companies from this area to meet the president's second call for troops will be mustered in and equipped at Mt Gretna Pa on June 22. Active preparations are underway and Camp Hastings, quiet since the regiments arrived, is expected to become lively again as reception and training proceed.

Mount Gretna Camp Hastinge

Bulchers Orphans Commission Holds Annual Meeting

The Soldiers' Orphan School Commission met on June 2 and reelected the faculties of its institutions. The schools are reported in good condition and closed until September 1.

Horr Hung Bulchers Weldtboy

Mule Pack Raiders Shoot Woman in Tampa Incident

A group of mule packers and rough riders attacked a disreputable house in Tampa, Florida. Alli May was shot multiple times, with three wounds deemed dangerous. three mule packers and two rough riders were arrested. One assailant was shot by a house inmate, and another victim was not seriously injured. Major Perry spoke of probable severe punishment to deter troops.

Tampa Fla Alli May Perry Rough Riders

Michigan nominating ticket by three parties in Grand Rapids

The June 22 report from Grand Rapids notes a combination ticket for Michigan state offices. Justice R. Whiting is named for governor, Michael F. McDonald for lieutenant governor, J. B. Lockwood for secretary of state, John Ly Frishes for auditor general, Dr. Edgar B. Smith for state treasurer, Novel A. Hawley for attorney general, Carlton Peck for land commissioner, Florence Benks for superintendent of public instruction, and George E. White for state board of education. The ticket comes from the state conventions of the Democrats Populists and Silver Republicans.

Grand Rapids Mich Justice R. Whiting St. Clair Michael F. McDonald Lake Rie Marle J. B. Lockwood Coldwater John Ly Frishes Millsdale Eigar Br, Smith Detroit Hawley Carlton Peck Laper Michigan

Lynching in Hillaville Carroll County Virginia

A mob stormed Hillaville jail in Carroll County and hanged farmer Howlett after he killed Allen following a prior dispute over a neighbor’s wife. Howlett resisted and was executed by a mob after a leader ordered it. public sentiment reportedly justified the act.

Tilchmond Hillaville Carroll County Howlett Allen Hilleville About & Oelowk Telig Ghee Mol Gase Coprall County

Merritt's Expedition Sails for Manila Amid Transport Plans

San Francisco reports General Merritt and staff plan to sail on the Newport next Monday with clerks and headquarters. The third transport expedition is set to depart June 27, while Major General Os will command a division remaining to await Manila transport. No troops yet chosen for Manila voyage on the Newport. The Will not hold a full regiment.

San Francisco Cheneral Merrivet Newport B.S. Os Manila

Man Gored to Death by Bull in Springville Township

In Shannock Pennsylvania on June 2 a man named Sutton was fatally gored while guiding a bull to water. The bull gored Sutton in the chin, then attacked again as he tried to drive the animal to the barn. Mrs Sutton set a dog on the bull, but it continued and killed him, piercing his heart.

UN Shannock Manning Sutton Springville Township Tver Wonder Blease

Drownings on Flint River Rescue Efforts Cost Lives

A rowing party on the Flint river at Plushing sinks after a boat wreck. Chauncey Covlk aged 15 Lulu Loup 4 Odating Loup 14 Mildred Packard 2 and Arthur Maxwell 20 are drowned. A would-be rescuer also dies.

Mith Cio Flint Chauncey Covlk Lulu Loup Odating Loup Mildred Packard Arthur Maxwell

Chase by an American sparks Spanish bombardment fears

Cadiz reports say a Vesvel ship chased an American vessel in the English Channel. The incident prompts Welles to warn that Americans may bombard Spanish ports.

Cadiz San English Channel

Governor Must Commission Officers of Recomd Brigade

In Horrivburs on June 22 Governor Must Inne commissioned the Recomd Brigade officers Judge advocate Jaco Jay Miller ordnance officers Frank J. Patterson surgeon James Fi Stillman quartermaster FL Toron joapector John PL Prenog ardes John Wilson Eider and Thomas J. Keenan jr.

Pennsylvania Pensions Update and Restorations

Fragmentary notice lists Pennsylvania pension details and increases. Mentions Original David 8 Rows, Wilken Barne, Barnes, Sterling, Wayne, and restoration or increase actions. Notes June dates and funds ranging from $6 to $17 across firms like Susquehanna.

Washington Pennsyteania

Queen Regent to Abdicate Amid Madrid Turmoil

London June 6 Vienna informant reports the queen regnant may abdicate soon setting up a regency council if needed. Madrid tensions mount as Spain faces political upheaval and possible regency arrangements. Berlin notes soundings with royal relatives for mediation are uncertain. Antwerp reports Washington‑led seamen recruitment on neutral soil draws controversy.

Madrid Levona Jt le Antwerp Washington

Blanco Denies Assassination Plot and Exchange Talks

Havana dispatch states General Blanco refutes rumors of an assassination plot against Capitan General Tune and denies any decision against prisoner exchange with the United States. He notes no US ships allowed within six miles of shore to prevent reconnaissance while Spain braces for possible conflict with American forces off Santiago de Cuba.

Havana United States Capaln Tune Golunteers Slane Culans Mateo Santhoes de Cuba Genenil Blanco Hobson Santiago de Culm Cenera Hiinew

War reports and city notes from Scranton era

Telegraph items from Washington and local Scranton notes detail troop movements, political positions, and social events. Mention of Camp Alger departure, city improvements, sports updates, and a court scene with Clommer weeping. Multiple named places include Scranton, Camp Alger, and Mealdeartong style references.

Queen Regent Plucky Refuses Abdication in Spain

Madrid reports no foundation for abdication rumors as Queen Regent Christina Haw pledges to carry on her duties. Authorities brace for a potential Santiago de Cuba crisis while public sentiment shows enthusiasm for defense.

Madrid Santiago de Culm Chayernte Lindros Marefa Tri

Senora Augusti Rumor Sparks Siege Rescue Talk

London reports a Shanice dispatch claiming Senora Augusti wife of Captain General August and her children were massacred by rebels in Hula can. The note suggests insurgent leader Aguindlile may permit a British rescue effort.

London Shanice Hit Senora Augusti August Hulacan Aguindlile

Cadiz Fleet Dispatches Reported In Canary Islands Route

Cadiz dispatches from the Gibraltar correspondent of the Daily News cast doubt on the Caiilias squadron returning to Cadiz. The article notes no credence for a Cádiz return amid potential riots in Cadiz and Madrid and suggests the squadron will next head to the Canaries.

London Gibraltar Daily News Canin Cadis Madrid Geertleher Canaries

State funds safety questioned in shaky Harrisburg dispatch

June 2 Harrisburg reports State Treasurer returned to Philadelphia with a 400 dollar check from the Commonwealth Bank. The notice claims 1 percent state funds deposit, with 10 percent to be paid later, involving Janice McManes and a book president, details unclear.

Harrisburg Brevoom Philgdelphii Commonwealth People's Bank Ite Fallane Almanys Mean Banlow Janice McManes

Houston in jail charged with brother's murder

A man named Houston was jailed in Pittston after being charged with the murder of his brother John. The dead body with a bullet wound was found on a lonely road last Sunday morning. The prisoner claims innocence.

John hes-Halle Tatrick Houston Putteten Pittston Chile

Colonel Crofton Dies at Age in War Service

Retired Army Colonel B A Crofton died today aged about his mid seventies. He served from Dilawar at the outbreak of the Civil War and was a proven adjutant officer. He later played a prominent role in the campaign against Mort Aheridan and held posts in Grimbly and the West.

B.A. Crofton Tre Toay Ghyen Dilawar Dive West Mort Aheridan

Weather Forecast for Washington and Nearby Regions

The forecast calls for a partly cloudy day with showers and rising temperatures. Northern winds shift to warmer conditions. winds become light to moderate from the north along the southeastern coast. Expect morning rain in the southeast, with improving conditions later.

Wiehington Pennsylvania New York Juni Horniid Middle Etater New England New Wings Land

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