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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1898
Page
5
The Scranton Tribune describes its early press cycle noting it is a weekly Sunday publication from the Tribune Publissier Company. It claims telegraphic news arrives three to five hours fresher than Philadelphia or New York papers and that it receives news up to 3 a.m. daily.
In Scranton on March 11, 1808 local item notes Mr. Wanamaker intends to run his own amusements next season. It suggests Uncle John’s prior experiences with friends led him to seek a more economical finish through self management.
The piece argues against Wanamaker leading a new anti Quay faction, warning of factional strife similar to prior battles. It favors a governor candidate who is independent from bosses, prudent and fearless, and notes voters seek a candidate with broad support beyond party factions. The article questions party unity and warns yellow journals may dismiss doubts.
The public views the Martin verdict as just and decisive, while sympathy for the Latimers persists amid calls for broader social reform. A moral-judicial balance noted as law reigns in Pennsylvania, yet humanity and religion face a renewed challenge from domestic attitudes toward outsiders.
The text portrays Hon Johnny Garman claiming Sheriff Martins acquittal proves nothing and warns that laboring men may be shot down without redress. It condemns mob violence while suggesting future unrest and political demagoguery as the nation faces lawless rhetoric and heightened tensions.
The correspondent recalls General Gomez's sympathy after the Maine disaster and warns of Spain's brutality in Cuba. He argues the United States must press for Cuba's recognition and freedom, noting casualties, Weyler, and the broader toll on both nations. The piece also mocks sensational press and hints at springtime news after hostilities fade.
A whimsical Friday horoscope notes a mall cart driver imagining himself a fire department chief. It mulls Scranton street cleanliness bylaws passing council rushes. Advice warns against worrying about Spain warship sales and comments on Beranton Rowing Association funds.
A collection of editorials praises and critiques the acquittal of Sheriff Martin and deputies in the Lattimer riot case. They defend law enforcement actions amid deadly clashes, emphasize protecting labor rights, and urge respect for due process while noting divergent views on the verdict.
Hagleton Standard reports no call for troops or fear of a general strike after the acquittal of Sheriff Martin and deputies on murder charges. The fiery mob intimidation failed as the trial proceeded fairly, confirming that American civilization remains safeguarded by law.
A focused shoe store proclaims its niche in footwear with four floors dedicated entirely to shoes. The ad emphasizes expert fitting and a broad selection of styles to meet every foot need.
A list of furniture items including writing desks, dressing tables, fancy tables, cheval glass mirrors, panel and music cabinets, comic cabinets, and fancy Bakeera style pieces. The text reads like an inventory or catalog entry for home furnishings and cabinet work.
The notice states goods taken from regular stock not designated for special sale are reliable. It claims a full in stock line of popular length gloves for receptions and evening wear, ranging from 8 to 20 button lengths, offered at right prices.
An ad highlights planished tea and coffee pots with copper bottom Hennis potato mashers and white metal flatware. Also stocked are dairy pans in various sizes and tin dairy pans, inviting shoppers to browse the selection.
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