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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1898
Page
6
F. L. Hitchcock argues that the Pennsylvania National Guard operates under state contracts and is not subject to presidential orders in war. He cites the 1795 militia framework, notes state term limits, and advocates a federalized guard model with national funding to ensure readiness for national emergencies.
The act calls forth and organizes a United States National Guard not exceeding 200000 men, to be apportioned among states and trained to match regular army standards. Members serve at least three years with duties during war insurrection or invasion, under state and federal command. Funds cover organization, equipment, and maintenance.
A distressed woman recounts severe coughing, chest pain, fatigue, and weakness before taking Peruna. After using ten dollars worth, she reports weight gain and renewed health, credits the medicine, and thanks the company. The ad notes a free book "Health and Beauty" on catarrh in women to be mailed to women from The Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company, Columbus Ohio.
A buggy carrying George Dunn and John Brown overturned at the Linden street and Washington avenue corner on Saturday after wheels struck the car track sideways. Both men suffered slight bruises. The horse was restrained by Detective Moir at the scene.
Widow Mia Klump and her five children receive 350 from Reiling David and Schoen despite Joachim Klump dying from a forty foot scaffold fall at the silk mill in the Tenth ward. The firm also promises work for the children once legally eligible. Klump's family had been supported by Peter Stipp, the contractor.
The Young Women's Christian association educational classes plan a Tuesday evening program with selections from elementary and penmanship classes, features from German French and Chautauqua circles, and an exhibition of penmanship work for inspection.
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