Scranton Tribune Promises Fresh Telegraphic News
The Scranton Tribune notes its daily and Sunday editions are published by Pribomne Publishing Company at fifty ornate a month. Its telegraphic news is three to five hours fresher than Philadelphia or New York papers, with presses at midnight and news received up to 3 a.m. or later.
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Are We Allied or Not Allied Addressed
Scranton March 16 1898 asks if the nation is allied or not in a tense hour. The unsigned item presents a stark question of foreign policy and unity.
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License to Tell Tquer Near Church Sparks Debate
The article argues licensing a tellers shop near a church raises principle issues rather than personal ones. It notes public concern and urges careful deliberation, contrasting church proximity with regulatory duties and prior public expectations.
Annexation dangers and American defense lessons
The Globe argues against annexation as perilous to the republic and warns that expansion would invite European entanglements. It cautions that only a strong citizen militia keeps the nation secure and that modern weapons and a naval power would alter defense dynamics.
Debate on Peace, Preparedness, and Annexation in The Globe
The text argues half measures between peace and preparedness, warning that abandoning peace would burden taxpayers with heavy armament costs. It critiques Canadian views and endorses a cautious, strategic approach to potential annexations, stressing defense over land hunger and noting improved American defenses.
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New York Sun Urges Strengthened U S Military Readiness
The New York Sun argues that amid global arming and naval tensions the United States must bolster land defenses and build a modern fleet. It notes a militia reorganization bill, higher National Guard funding, and presidential authority to use guard units in wartime, warning coastal business fears and pirate rumors amid Spain tensions.
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Astrolithe Advice for March 16 1808
Daily horoscope notes a child born that day will notice diplomacy falters in politics and business. The public welcomes illustrated papers giving Robert Martin a rest as Ajaccus offers guidance. The Beranton Rowing association Meet could move to the Lackawanna river. a suggestion to Rev Nie to study the evidence in the Marylin case.
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Arbitration Talk Has No Foundation
The Troy Times argues there is nothing to arbitrate between the United States and Spain over Cuba. It cites released prisoners, reform in Cuba, and Spain’s concessions as evidence of peace, while noting no casus belli and urging diplomacy over arbitration even amid debates on Hawaii’s strategic value.
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Dr Lyman Abbott on war faith and national duty
The preacher argues Christianity does not demand peace at any price and wars are sometimes necessary. He cites moral questions about defense spending, Cuba, and China, urging America to stand with other nations and accept war if needed, while upholding peace where possible. The sermon frames war as a horrible yet sometimes essential tool of national protection and moral obligation.
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Senator Morgan in the Forum Discusses Hawaii’s Trade Advantage
The speaker extols Hawaii as a key commercial asset, arguing sea power and strategic location will benefit the commercial nations. The forum centers on the political and economic implications of Hawaii’s status and its impact on maritime strength.
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Wealth of the Nation and War Funding Debate
The article argues that the United States wealth far exceeds proposed wartime spending. It compares assessed valuations to a $50 million emergency defense appropriation and discusses limits on national debt, bonds, and the need for wartime sacrifice. It cites New York City charter limits and projects future funding implications.
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Spain Faces End of Sovereignty in Cuba Say Globe
An outside view from the Toronto Globe argues Spain will renounce sovereignty over Cuba, eliminating the chance of armed appeal and offering a peaceful exit to long standing disputes, even as delay remains possible.
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McKinney Calls for Peace as War Debate Rages
At a Times Herald briefing President McKinney urges avoiding conflict while Secretary Day and others argue options. Alger touts manpower Long pledges ships and Gage claims funds, shaping a heated national decision.
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Cooper’s Works and a Playful Stocking Tales Quip
A shopkeeper jokes that a shopper has set the Leather Stocking Tales. The shopper retorts she does not want them, and a witty line asks if Mr Cooper has written any Golf Stocking Tales yet. The quip appears in Harpers Bazar.
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Across the Flag I Am a Red White Blue Republican
The excerpt presents a comic voice declaring strong American loyalty to the flag and Republican ideals. It features playful dialect, references to Uncle Sam, McKinley, and a call for unity under a broad nationalist platform. The speaker emphasizes patriotism over foreign threats.
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Wall Paper Sale Underpricing Competitors
A local shop advertises deep discounts on wallpaper and border with prices claiming to beat competitors. Double rolls priced at 25 cents and 6 rolls at 2 cents, plus 20 yard borders at 1 cent per yard. Window display features Jamestown Novelty Dress Patterns at 2.73 to 3.43 dollars per pattern.
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Shoes Shoes Four Floors and Nothing But Shoes
A concise ad style warning that the store specializes in foot apparel and fitting shoes across four floors, emphasizing a sole focus on footwear. The odd repetition underscores the business identity and dedication to selling shoes.
The Modern Hardware Store Window Bargains
An old ad lists kitchenware including copper pots coffee pots potato mashers white metal teaspoons dairy pans and dairy containers. The note urges readers to keep an eye on store windows for bargains.
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