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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1898
Page
4
A political pledge vows to root out corruption and excess waste, insisting the governor must serve all people with honesty. The speaker cites prior public positions, unity over party, and personal integrity as guiding principles for government. The message also hints at foreign policy learning from past experiences.
A call to resume Senate debate on Newlands annexation with a House and public opinion backing Hawaii's annexation as vital to national defense. The piece condemns opponents in Congress and urges immediate vote and adjournment avoidance to reflect majority will. It praises American soldiers and warns against treachery.
A Tribune representative defends publishing a rumor about Blasty Keiper's forthcoming marriage, arguing newspaper duties include reporting public events even when details arise from informal sources. He stresses that free press must publish news rather than suppress discreditable gossip.
The piece defends restraint in publishing private lives, praising newspapers for modesty in divorces and court records while noting occasional sensationalism. It cites threats against reporters and the stance of German Americans, urging prudent coverage and calm public discourse amid political topics and territorial tensions.
An unnamed senator stands against a majority during wartime, described as more steadfast than a traitor figure. The text urges immediate annexation and strong action, reflecting partisan, urgent rhetoric.
The Allegheny Republicans, once split over the gubernatorial choice, unite behind Colonel Stone as the state party’s nominee. They urge party loyalty over factionalism and predict a large victory, arguing that national reforms hinge on electing a Republican governor and opposing past Democratic obstruction.
A British consul report summarized in Washington notes the United States has gained a larger share of both import and export trade with Japan. It cites increases in raw cotton shipments from the United States and outlines competitive advantages of American machinery and freight costs. The report warns Britain must contend with U.S. gains as Japan’s import growth accelerates.
The summary notes principal freme formed by Caled Bieter fatlé and outlines changes from imports from the United States and Great Britain. Leading articles discuss how imports from the Caled States evolve and affect the sector.
In a Washington Post letter General Birney criticizes a faction labeling Cubans untrustworthy and urging U S intervention. He argues against coercion, warns of a large standing army, and advocates treating Cubans and Spaniards as equals to pursue a stable government instead of war.
Washington Post recalls General Milew’s opportunity to stand out as a leader and strategist amid ongoing military operations. The piece urges decisive action and a clear path to promotion, arguing he must earn the lieutenant’s rank through demonstrated deeds and front-line presence.
Manufactured by Koechlin Baumgarter Cie is unmatched in variety and quality. The firm asserts its exclusive designs are selling freely across markets.
A closing sale offers a small lot of French organdies in dress patterns at 18 cents a yard. Limited quantities remain and customers are urged to shop soon for remaining pieces.
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