Scranton Tribune Teletype News Advantage
The Scranton Tribune touts its telegraphic news service as 3 to 5 hours fresher than Philadelphia or New York papers. It asserts press timing, up to 3 a.m. updates, and that all news remains current in its editions. The notice also mentions mail classifications and a patriotic note about Uncle Sam.
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The
Tribune
Philadelphia
New York
Hearst
New York Journal
Deen Militana
Washington
America
Patriotism lesson from Congress unites nation in crisis
The nation sees Congress rally in support of the president in a time of emergency to preserve the country's honor. After months of division and heated passions, lawmakers from all sections and parties stand unified, restoring faith and a shared American identity. The moment leaves a memory of genuine patriotism and national resolve.
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Congress
Washington
Generess
Consul General Teo Faces Expansion of Duties Abroad
The article suggests Consul General Teo may take on broader responsibilities overseas as the Cuban incident unfolds, with potential shifts in Spain relations.
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Teo
Spain
Naval defenses showcased in Leslie's Weekly war ships feature
Leslie's Weekly presents a naval number focusing on war ships and harbor fortifications around New York. It notes electric mine networks at Sandy Hook, large caliber guns, submarines, and upcoming Bethlehem gun works, while criticizing wartime overreactions and praising McKinley’s unified response.
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Leslie
Coney Island
Sandy Hook
New York
Maine Havens Harbor
War Department
Bay
Prevent
Héton
Bethlehem
Spain must get out as Cuba crisis underlines danger
The Maine incident, if attributed to unknown actors by a court, strengthens calls for American intervention in Cuba. It argues Spanish rule endangers U S trade and property, cannot protect ships in Cuban waters, and proves Spain cannot maintain order. Intervention becomes an unavoidable duty.
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Maine
Cuba
Spain
Cuban
Bnanish
Dlatinet
Separte
Maine Millet
Court of In
Bpanieh
Bpanial
United States
McKinley
Crisis Eases as Spain and U S Near Cuban Resolution
The piece argues the Spain U S crisis has passed with Spain in Cuba now largely at American mercy. It notes Sagasta’s recall move as a bluff, praises the Presidents firm response, and predicts a peaceful path to Cuban liberation barring accidents. It also critiques Hearst and other figures, with commentary on journalism and policy.
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Spain
United States
Madrid
Havana
Lee
Sagasta
Sagastas
Senor Dupuy de Lome
Day
Canalejas
Cuba
War clouds and political games in press comments
An editorial slice notes pacification hopes in Pennsylvania and New York, Mormon mission departures from Stroudsburg, and speculation on Spain’s navy funding. It references Governor Black’s autonomy offer to insurgents, Coxey’s enlistment threat, and yellow press agitation over potential war.
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Black
Daily Horoscope Diane by Ajachne
The Tribune astrologer offers a Tuesday forecast noting political mentions and world events. It references the McKinney administration, Mayor Bailey, Spain’s situation, and a teased recruitment topic connected to Abe Pinning's army of "white wine" with garbled phrasing and unclear details.
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Diane
Ajachne
the Tribune
McKinney
Bailey
Spain
Ceunelle
Abe Pinning
Worthy Scion of a Famous Family
A lengthy editorial portrait of General Lee's grandson, praised for bravery and leadership, detailing his frontier exploits, Civil War service, and later political career in Virginia including his 1885 governorship and roles in parades. It contrasts his calm, loyal nature with his wartime daring and concluded public service.
General Fitzhugh Lee Recalled As Knightly Cavalier In Memory
The text lauds Fitzhugh Lee, niece of Robert E. Lee, recounting his mount Traveler likeness and cavalry bearing. It notes his slender youth amid age sixty two, his Chestnut hair, blue eyes, and portly years. It recalls his Civil War fame and service as collector of Internal Revenue at Lynchburg and his Havana post under Cleveland.
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Lee
West Point
Fiewer
Saviors Creek
Petersburg
Winchester
Early
Hettie
Deller
Robert B. Lee
Cleveland
Lynchburg
United States
Havana
Howe Fitzhugh Lee
Blossom Spring wallpaper sale at The Bazaar
Blossom in spring signals new wall coverings for homes. The Bazaar advertises its large varied wallpaper stock with low prices and excellent values for quick purchases to refresh interiors.
Shoes and Footwear Specialty Store Ad
A bold storefront boast proclaims a specialty in foot clothing with a focus on fitting feet. The ad highlights four floors dedicated entirely to shoes, signaling a shopping destination for footwear enthusiasts.
Special dress fabrics on sale this week
A textile shop advertises exclusive designs for Entire Dresses and Separate Skirts. It promotes three fabric specials: No 1 Gros-Grain Brocade at 59c, No 2 Gros-Grain and Latin Brocades at 75c, and No 3 Best quality Brocades at 95c. Limited to this week with no duplicates. Liberty Latins line now complete.
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Alger
Stroudsburg
Williem-Barre
the Times
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Rolline Ceme
Granny Joba
Lood
Firzhugh Lee
Americ
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Robert KB. Lee Tye
Texas
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Nellie
Lee Wee
Appomattox
Leo Westled
Braford
Virginia
Charles Emory Smith
Todas
Weyler
Haviland
China
Tehns
the Clemons
Ferber
O'Malley CO
Lackawanna Avenue
Goldsmiths
Wyoming Avenue
Grenadines
Washington Ave
Hill & Connell’s
Dering Tabl Ea
Cheval Glasses
Inlaidumairg
Pascy Baseers
Taaboukerres
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Connell
North
Scranton, Pa
Eral
Reynolds Brothers
Jermyn
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming
Dupont
Commonwealth Building
Suranten
Thosford
John B. Smith
BK W. Mulligan
Pirates
Mymouth Wilkes Barre
MT. Pleasant
Omce
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Ming
WM. T. Smith
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