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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1898
Page
5
The Scranton Tribune touts fresher telegraphic news than Philadelphia or New York papers, with presses at midnight and updates through 3 a.m. The paper emphasizes timely reporting and claims rapid distribution from its Scranton, PA office.
Ex-Attorney General Palmer frames labor rights as sacred as the right to strike in his plea to the jury in the Martin trial. He argues the labor question rests on this principal in his March 19, 1898 Scranton remarks.
The writer argues US leaders erred by delaying action against Spain over Cuba. It claims Spain bears responsibility for attacks on American interests and praises a shift toward decisive measures. It forecasts recognition of Cuban belligerency and eventual Cuban independence, urging timely presidential moves.
The jury found for the sheriff and deputies in a case framed as upholding law over anarchy. The record denounces sensational journalism and political interference while praising the jury and American institutions for upholding duty, peace, and order.
A fragmented letter critiques sensational journalism and yellow press while urging public safety and orderly exit routes at gatherings. It defends advert real value, condemns deceptive ads, and references the Lattimer case and obedience to American law.
The Cuban delegation in New York says no more filibustering raids will be sent to Cuba. They note insurgents now hold arms and supplies sufficient to endure until U S intervention or Spain withdraws. Since February 24, 1895, roughly 30 expeditions carried war materiel including 20,000 machetes and 94,000,000 rounds of ammunition, with allied support totaling about 2 million dollars.
The Toronto Globe contends that rich Americans may push belligerent stance toward Spain to suppress social unrest, prompting critique of how far a Canadian paper may distort U.S. reality.
A London Sun report notes Lord Salisbury may ally with the United States to expel Spain from Cuba in exchange for backing Britain’s China policy. Syr George Des Voeux argues a US British pairing could avert war with Spain, preserve the open door, and strengthen Anglo American ties amid Russia’s gains in Port Arthur.
The article argues for shared prosperity through open doors and a possible Anglo American alliance. It cites rising U S dominance over Canada, projected population ratios, and a surge of European gold funding American exports. It condemns yellow journalism about war clouds and notes tax measures for a war fund, urging prudent patriotism.
Daily astrology and humorous definitions critique, referencing War Correspondent O'Toole and the Martin jury. The piece jokes about weather, fashion, spring fever, and journalism with playful coined terms and light social commentary.
From the Philadelphia Record a discussion argues the government overpays railroads for mail service and that rates should be reassessed. It notes armor plate production and rail costs, urging tighter fiscal control while recognizing benefits to communication and rural delivery.
The text argues armor and rail industries face different economics, armor serving few buyers while railroads support mail and freight. It notes low long haul rates aid iron, wheat, and exports, and contends the post office should run on business principles, reforming charges and payments. It concludes Loud bill defeat should not halt postal service self sufficiency.
Senator Pavey argues no reform can work without defining and protecting party membership rights. He cites the Kentucky Plan and Record Plan proposals applying direct primary voting and Australian ballots to caucuses, urging safeguards for party independence from bosses and for inclusive, fair participation.
The New York Sun argues Hawaii is not U S property and will become a perpetual invitation to conflict from the Pacific coast. It warns that Hawaii is key to Asiatic trade and likens conditions to Port Arthur, urging annexation to secure defense and economic advantage.
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