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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1898
Page
7
The Scranton Tribune highlights its telegraphic news edge over Philadelphia and New York papers, boasting fresher reports by up to five hours. It notes press times midnight to 3 a.m. or later and claims all news is current when published.
A garbled item from Scranton dated March Mi in which a former notary Proctor comments on American resolve against Spanish rule. The piece hints at anticipating war and mentions allowing Spaniards to be expelled, but the text is unclear and largely unreadable.
A lengthy critique urges Congress to authorize a robust naval reorganization and push through measures for modern warships and destroyers. It condemns the Navy and administration for delaying equipment, criticizes economy-focused leaders, and warns that without action, the country risks exposure in war. The piece cites War Department concerns, Republican and Democrat hesitancy, and calls for decisive congressional passage.
A fragmentary article notes issues near a church and school with a proposed liquor license stall. It cites a New Brunswick man facing charges for stealing a locomotive and references prior incidents tied to political affiliations in Pennsylvania. The piece covers objections to Edward Walsh’s wholesale license near the First Presbyterian Church and argues against restricting licenses near religious or educational sites.
A senator cites ex Secretary Peechor’s Cuba report as a forceful critique of US policy. The piece argues Spain must leave the Western Hemisphere, endorsing aggressive steps and independence for Cuba, with strong calls for American intervention and belligerency recognition. It blends anti Spanish sentiment with appeals to rescue and freedom for Cubans.
A newly installed teacher pursues a slippery truancy leader from Pishbone alley into a stairwell trap door on a rooftop and returns him to the school. The piece critiques political figures and calls for capable leaders after the senatorial election.
A scrambled astrology page forecasts a quiet Spain war mood and notes social scenes and school debates. It hints at Uncle John Winemaker funding all war efforts this year while a seven member board struggles to move John McNamara.
A historical analysis argues for U S intervention in Cuba under humanity and international law. It cites Lawrence and precedent from Britain, France, and Russia aiding Greece against Ottoman rule, noting a moral right to intervene when a nation faces barbarities and a grave threat to human rights.
A historical analysis argues US action in Cuba rests on three grounds: humanitarian concerns to stop bloodshed, ending piracy, and halting Cuban violence. It cites British and Greek interventions as precedent, discusses international law versus policy, and notes yellow fever risks affecting US interests.
The New York Independent notes the acquittal of Sheriff Martins for the Latimer strike killings. It argues the case tests lawmen’s resolve amid riots, stressing the sheriff faced mob danger, and that moral duty may surpass personal risk in enforcing order.
Ladies prepare for spring costumes with new importations of gloves in black and colors. Genuine Foster Kid Gloves are exclusive to the city with William Brand at 1.00 and Fowler Brand at 1.50. A fresh line of capes and collarettes ranges from 2.98 to 22.98, plus Grenadines in fifty patterns at low prices.
Bargain offer on Foster Pique gloves priced at one dollar after discount from regular 1.75. Limited quantity available. Ideal for shoppers seeking value on quality gloves.
The record mentions the firm Lewis, Reilly & Davies with repeated branding and initials ALW S DUSY, indicating a potential listing or notice involving the firm. No dates or actions are provided in the readable text.
A local shop advertises specialty fout clothing with a four floor layout offering shoes and shores. The message promises proper fitting service and a focus on fashion.
A prominent outfitting establishment announces a special exhibition of children’s fine wear over the next few days. The display promises elegant apparel and refined taste, drawing attention to the shop’s curated collection and seasonal offerings.
Local shop boasts brass bedsteads made with seamless brass tubing and steel frames, claiming no higher cost than common bedframes. Each unit finished with a lacquered method and new Spring Patterns on display. Also advertised are assorted metal tablespoons and dairy-related goods at low prices.
For a few days only the store offers an extensive display of hats and caps in silk chiffon mull Swiss and more with many patterns. Shoppers are urged to select early as there will be no duplicates and extra room is devoted to the display.
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