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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1895
Page
4
Reflections from Scranton mix a bold claim that the United States could power itself cheaper than Niagara with debates over Monroe doctrine enforcement and Canadian federation. The piece critiques Secretary Gresham, Hawaii diplomacy, and press freedom while musing on North American unity and a stronger American stance abroad.
A Washington gossip note suggests Hastings of Pennsylvania may secure the presidential nomination next year mirroring Hayes in 1876. Senators and party leaders push for Hastings while weighing eight contenders including Reed Morton Harrison McKinley Aliiven Burrows Lincoln and others.
A fragmented national discourse on foreign policy calls for unity across parties. The piece argues the current administration should present a strong American front, while critiquing proposed meat inspection provisions that would tax consumers and burden farmers.
The piece argues Hawaii should be brought under American control, criticizing Thurston and the Cleveland era policy. It predicts official dismissal will be accepted and cites anticipated cable projects and a shift in Washington after future Congresses. It endorses annexation and integration of Cuba and Hawaii into the United States.
A playful forecast warns a chili born this day will avoid certain cucumbers and face Helleate competition. It notes critics sending letters to Colonel J. Db. Loctur and hints at conflict with the city government over a playwright. Avoid bets and refrain from leaning on superstition.
The piece reflects on William C. Whitney’s possible role as Italy’s secretary and the impact if he had accepted the post. It contrasts Whitney’s reputed patriotism with Walter Q. Gresham’s later position, noting public regret over the missed alignment of events and the paths taken during Cleveland’s era.
A Washington Star excerpt critiques government bias toward youth troubles and calls for restraint and sympathy in handling the issue to avoid embarrassing the republic.
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