The Tribunes Early Telegraphic News Claims
Scranton March 24 1808 edition asserts The Tribune gains three to five hours on rival papers by midnight press schedules and receiving news until 3 a.m. or later. It also dismisses talk of Spain retaining sovereignty over Cuba as arrant nonsense and warns officials against attempting such a pact.
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The
Tribune
Philadelphia
New York
Spain
Cuba
Lee
United States
Havana
Maveana
Republic of Cuba
Republic of
Richmond
Charleston
Confederacy
Washington
Havin
Wanamaker prospects in Pennsylvania politics analyzed
In Dauphin county a wary forecast of Wanamaker's insurgent campaign marks the race for delegates. Republican skeptics seek honest government in Harrisburg and caution against a capital project tied to taxpayers. The piece notes a dense, cautious base and upcoming votes on June 2 and November 8, with broader national implications.
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Wanamaker
Jin
Andrews
Stone
Wanatmaker
John the Baptist
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Mr. Wanamaker
Blankensburg
van Valckenberg
Frank Willing Leach
Philadelphia
Gangase
Hilm
Hillerrliurg
Pennsylvania
Dr Swallow
Folke
WUTC
Dauphin
John Wandimaker
Dr Swathow
Ring
Anthracite for Naval Purposes Urges Congress Action
The Wilkes-Barre Commercial Club presses Congress to favor anthracite over bituminous coal for naval fuel. The Washington Post notes naval officers report repeated dangerous incidents from coal bunkers near magazines, with hot bulkheads and charred shelves. It argues smokeless coal reduces risk and aids detection at range.
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Commercial Club
Wilkes-Barre
Congress
Washington Post
Sears
Naval Board
Navy coal choice sparks debate over cost and safety
In a developing discussion the issue of coal type for naval ships is raised with emphasis on anthracite benefits versus cheaper options. The piece notes earlier maneuvers under Admiral Bunce caused smoke-related concerns and argues for prioritizing performance over cents per ton. It also mentions Polo denying remarks about Spain and Cuba’s independence, asserting Cuba must be free regardless.
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Admiral Bunce
Funhela
Navy Department
Polo
Spain
Cuba
Cuban independence and Monroe doctrine debate on U S Cuba
The piece analyzes American recognition of Cuban independence, comparing consular roles to Civil War lines, and warns that recognizing Cuba without backing could conflict with the Monroe doctrine. It cites Monroe’s principles, Canada sentiment, and domestic politics, noting upcoming Lawrence County primary and congressional critiques.
Objection Silent on Defense Spending Stirs University Debate
A rare dissent from William L. Wilton criticizes a $50 million national defense appropriation by Congress. He notes the president’s discretion over funds and cites historical precedents, urging students to study constitutional context rather than political sentiment.
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Wilson
Congress
New York
Washington
Wilaot
William L. Wilton
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Washington Post
Jackson
Prange
Mr. Webster
Sir Henry Bessemer and His Life Work
A Chicago Evening Post piece honors Sir Henry Bessemer noting his life of invention and wealth after steelmaking breakthroughs. It recounts his accidental blast of air through molten iron, the dramatic initial test, and eventual success yielding malleable steel that transformed industry worldwide.
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Sir Henry Bessemer
Tle
Khary Keesemer
Ede
Ineide
The Bessemer Process and Its Global Impact
The article praises the Bessemer process as a turning point in iron and steel production. It explains how air and carbon transform iron into malleable steel with minimal fuel and labor, dramatically lowering costs. It notes vast steel output growth, reduced coal use, and the fortune of Sir Henry Bessemer, heralding modern industry.
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Mimple
Tron
Great Britain
Thie
Great Huitsin
Bessemer
England
Henry Boesemer
Senator Proctor’s Cuba Speech Moves Public Opinion
The New York Sun highlights Senator Proctor of Vermont whose calm report on Cuba reshaped American views. His facts and measured critique of Spain stirred national conscience and claritied the duty of the republic, surpassing more emotional accounts.
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Senator Proctor
Cuba
Spain
Proctor
Republic
Vermont
Wanamaker Figures Show Delegates Split For Governor Bid
Friends of John Wanamaker disputed any pledge that William A. Stone would lead the GOP ticket. The tally lists Stone with 68 delegates, Wanamaker 43, C. W. Stone seven, T. V. Cooper seven, Lettenring 12, Connell five, with one doubtful. Delegates assigned to Stone hail from Berks Union Snyder Chester Cumberland Philadelphia Indiana Jefferson Lancaster and others. Wanamaker carries Philadelphia Blair Leisenring Luzerne Carbon and others. Connell and Cooper show support in Susquehanna Wayne Delaware and Clearfield.
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John Wanamaker
William A. Stone
W.A. Stone
Wanamaker
C. W. Stone
T. V. Cooper
John Lettenring
William Connell
W. A. Stone
Berks
Union
Sny_ der
Chester
Cumberland
Philadelphia
Indiana
Jefferson
Lancaster
Wapamaker
Blair
Leisenring
Luserne
Carbon
Por C
W. Stone
Cameron
Venatigo
B. Warren
McKean
Connell
Susquehanna
Wayne
Cooper
Delaware
Doubtful
Clearfield
Spring Arrives Provoking A Reporter’s Quiet Resignations
The narrator notes spring’s approach with lyrical, almost editorial fervor and declares a personal decision to resign rather than resist nature’s annual renewal. The tone mirrors a newspaper column voice from a bygone era.
Shoes Shoes Pour Floors And Nothing But Shoes
A claim from a shoe shop emphasizing specialization in foot footwear. The vendor highlights expertise in fitting feet and offers a wide range of shoes as their core business.
Exhibition of Children's Fine Head Gear Dominates Show
The largest outfitting establishments present an elegant display of childrens fine head gear on exhibition over the coming days highlighting refined hats for young wearers and attracting shoppers.
Hats and Caps Display in Wild Profusion and Color
For a few days only the store dedicates extra room to hats and caps in silk chiffon mull Swiss and more. Many are patterns and will not have duplicates, so shoppers should select early to secure preferred pieces.
Our Glove and Hosiery Sale Continues In Full Swing
A local sale announcement notes ongoing promotion of gloves and hosiery with emphasis on continued operation and customer discounts through the stated period.
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the Sun
Canada
Uncle Sam
Dominion
Lawrence County
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Lawrence
Tom Reed
Chicago Evening Post
Henry Bessemer
New York Sun
Wanamaker Pigures
From
Philadelphia Press
Limitlens Creations
Editorial Sanctum
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Harland
the Clemons
Ferber
O’malley CO
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Coldsmith
Organdies
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Boyle & Mucklow
Lackawanna Avenue
Eivy Hall
Reynolds Brothers
HOTEL
Jermyn
North
Scranton, Pa
Fergeaioun
Washington Ave
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming
Dupont
Commonwealth Building
Agencle
Thos
Ford
John B. Smith
W. E. Mulligan
Pittston
Plymouth
Wilkes-Barra
MT. Pleasant
WM. T. Smith
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