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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1898
Page
4
The Scranton Tribune explains its telegraphic news is 3 to 5 hours fresher than Philadelphia or New York papers, going to press at midnight with news up to 3 a.m. It argues its circulation among loyal, educated readers offers valuable reach for advertisers.
The article outlines a possible intervention policy toward Cuba, weighing independence recognition and the Monroe doctrine. It argues recognition could enable insurgents to expel Spain and attract American and British investment, while pledging joint action with Cuba to remove Spain if needed. It also notes the political impact and calls for decisive steps under McKinley.
The piece argues that Austria is the only neutrally inclined European power and may sway Spain with moral influence. It contends a European coalition against the United States is unlikely and asserts U S strength in Cuba policy, noting democratic success angers royal aristocracy.
A political analysis notes Wanamaker and Quay vie for delegates as Lancaster county voting narrows the race. It discusses expected June conventions, potential compromises, and the impact of intra party divisions on Stone and other candidates alongside Wanamaker.
The New York legislature faces criticism for a bill require licensure for all medical healers while exempting Christian Science practitioners. The Philadelphia Record denounces the carve-out as unfair and argues for nondiscrimination in regulation, urging lawful, proportionate action without temper or witch-hunt rhetoric.
Washington Post excerpt argues the United States has vast war potential despite a small regular army. It cites millions of men available for service, strong material reserve, and high morale, while noting foreigners misjudge American adaptability and endurance.
The piece argues for timely appropriations for a larger military and naval establishment. It criticizes decades of underfunding, describes deficits and poor supplies, and asserts a prepared force will deter conflict and position the United States to match a third-rate power. It compares land and sea forces to Britain's ready strength.
The Times-Herald urges Congress to appropriate 50000 for a Lafayette monument to be placed in Paris. The piece frames Lafayette as a lifelong ally of America, noting his aid in the colonial cause and his later rewards, and argues the statue would symbolize universal brotherhood between nations.
The piece argues the U S policy toward Cuba rests on stopping Spanish barbarity and freeing Cuba regardless of whether the Maine was blown up. It stresses Cuba as central to U S relations with the Western world and rejects Spain's concessions as altering nothing. It highlights press calls for swift action reflecting humanitarian and national interests.
Edward P. Crowe of Scranton writes to The Tribune defending Anglo American friendship and condemning anti Anglo sentiment. He urges newspapers to educate readers without pandering to rabble and stresses mutual sympathy between England and America. March 21.
Ladies invited to inspect latest Kid Gloves in blacks and lead colors with genuine Foster Kid Gloves as sole city agents. William Brand $1.00 Fowler Brand $1.50. New Elderly and Young Ladies Capes and Collarettes from $2.98 to $22.98. Silk Department features Grenadines in fifty patterns at low prices.
Advertisement notes a four story specialty shoe shop focusing entirely on foot clothing and shoes. The firm proclaims expertise in fitting feet and stresses their exclusive focus on shoes.
A display of elegant children's headwear will be shown in the largest outfitting establishments over the next few days. The event promises stylish bonnets caps and hats for young wearers, highlighting craftsmanship and fashion.
In buying a brass Bedstead be sure you get the best Seamless brass tubing and steel frame Our bedsteads cost no more than many open tubing designs Every bedstend is lacquered under a unique method New Spring Patterns now on exhibition.
The Philadelphia Press notes the United States is arming to deter danger, not wage war. It argues recent naval purchases and two artillery regiments are for peace establishment only, criticizing the lack of officer gains and sufficiency of army forces.
A fragmented catalog-like item lists tea and coffee pots with copper components, white seat teaspoons, tablespoons, tin dairy pans, and multiple quart capacity ranges. The garbled text references various kitchenware pieces and measurements without coherent context.
Hats and caps in Silk, Mull, Swiss in many colors and patterns. A limited display period with many patterns and no duplicates. Shop advises early selection due to temporary sale and rapid demand.
In 1762 Havana faced a British siege largely from American colonial recruits. Havana fell on July 14, with future Revolutionary War general Anthony Wayne among the victors. Wayne then led a company in the campaign that followed.
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