Scranton Tribune Early Edition Warns Against War Spirit
The Scranton Tribune notes its telegraphic news is 3 to 5 hours fresher than Philadelphia or New York papers, with midnight press times. It asserts current news reaches readers by 3 a.m. or later, and ships from Scranton dated March 14, 1898. The piece cautions that anyone aiming to influence a Pennsylvania bolt next fall should seek an injunction against the war with Spain mood.
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The Maine Disaster and Spain Indemnity Debates
Washington considers steps after the Maine explosion with Spain accountability. Calls range from cash indemnity to tribute, to asserting Cuba’s independence as a prerequisite to any settlement. A middle path favors demand for Cuban liberation and possible reparations, while warning against mere blood money. Swallow hints at political reform doubts, suggesting Swallow’s brand as genuine.
Anglo American alliance debate in Washington Post
The Washington Post reports eminent figures weighing an Anglo American alliance over Cuba, with senators arguing about benefits and risks. Davis favors a formal pact, Frye cautions Canada and home rule for Ireland, Cullom says alliance unnecessary, Chandler seeks open ports and limited Britain aid, while the administration resists entangling alliances citing French, German and Russian opposition.
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United States and Allies in Diplomacy and Rail Trade
A commentary argues the U S should avoid confrontation with Russia and avoid losing Britain’s support while boosting transcontinental railway trade. It praises British diplomacy for softening Anglophobia and envisions closer Anglo American cooperation, noting shifts in Congress on military production and armor plate.
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Bryan Bumps Into Some Hard Facts
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports on Bryans south tour and the silver issue. The piece notes Populist fusion struggles, rising southern mill growth, and price trends in wheat and other farm products while highlighting potential impacts on policy and elections. It contrasts biennial elections with four year terms and discusses public sentiment and economic indicators.
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Patriot funds poised to impact Spain and Senate friction
The piece reflects on a large cash fund for national aims and a lesson in unity, noting Senator Pettigrew's clash with Henry Williams over a postmaster nomination. It cites Henry Williams of Aberdeen and the London Statist warning about Spain war costs, while reporting foreign gold flowing to New York amid war scare.
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Price Trends of Silver and Cotton in New York
Data from the Macon Telegraph show the average price of middling cotton in New York fluctuating greatly between 1860 and 1873 while the price of silver remained essentially unchanged. The tables compare pre act of 1873 prices for silver and cotton and highlight the contrasting volatility.
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Washington Star Urges Patience With Naval Court Inquiry
The Washington Star stresses patience as the naval court of inquiry investigates the Maine destruction. It warns against hurried conclusions, notes the wreck in Havana harbor is difficult to explore, and says the court and administration must digest findings before any action. The piece frames the case as seeking truth, not pretext for war.
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One Eye on the Governor Ship
Georgia politician Candler, an Independent who fought Emory Speers, is tipped as the next Georgia governor. He is famed for wit and a famous quip about a political possum supper that boosted his rising status and hinted at eventual nomination.
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First Day of April Fishing Echoes in Verse
A poetic tribute by G. A. Warburton praises the first April day for fishing as the best day of the year. The speaker contrasts April’s early season joy with other holidays while expressing anticipation long cherished since August and reflecting patriotic and religious tones.
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