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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1898

Page

5

Scranton Tribune News Tempo and War Commentary

The Scranton Tribune notes its telegraphic news is three to five hours fresher than Philadelphia or New York papers, with presses closing at midnight and updates received by 3 a.m. The piece discusses U S policy toward Spain and Cuba, urging decisive action and Cuban liberation while asserting it will resist obstacles to removal of Spanish influence.

The Tribune Philadelphia New York Spain

Debate Over Maine Tragedy Sparks Calls for Cuba Indemnity

The article analyzes the Maine wreck and its political fallout, noting the Havana officials reaction, General Lee’s disclaimer, and the mooring incident. It argues for full Cuban indemnity to appease the American public and reduce calls for war, while urging Congress to clarify National Guard authority and draft a defining law.

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National Volunteer Reserve pledge proposed in wartime

A blank pledge printed for nationwide distribution seeks signatures from two million able bodied men of fighting age. Backed by US war and navy departments and prominent generals, the aim is a National Volunteer Reserve as a peace measure to express loyalty and deter conflict.

United States War and Navy Department Washington la Belne Schofield Howard Moe Cook Sickles Chamberlain Ames Longstreet Wood Willcox Wilson Pierson William I. H. Washington American Institute of Civics Naional Volunteer Reserve

National Defense Urges National Reserve to Deter War

A 1913 plea argues the United States should form a large reserve force to deter war with Spain. It notes the U S army of 26 000 and Militia about 100 000 could be swelled by millions in reserve and urges citizens to support a National Reserve plan. It warns war could be shortened by preparedness and calls Pennsylvania National Guard to respond if needed.

Europe Merson United States Spain Teasons Kiven O& Mmeasure Maury Ponre National Guard of Pennsylvania

Cuba Independence Demanded as Spain Faces Final Reckoning

A Cuban revolutionary appeal asserts independence or death after three years of war, rejecting autonomy and urging U S support. It warns American bayonets against aiding Spain and calls for Cuba to be absolutely free as reparation for the Maine destruction.

Washington United States Spain Tomas Estrada Palma Singuinary Cobe Cuba America Maine

Labor Condition Comparisons Reported by James Dubois

A Syracuse Post summary quotes Hon. James T. Dubois consul general in Switzerland. He contrasts labor conditions in the United States and Europe focusing on a carpe ters journey in a city of 40 000.

Europe State Department James T. Dubois Hallatead

American workers fare better than European counterparts says Dubois

A historical comparison argues American laborers earn less but live more comfortably than Europeans. It cites daily wages for carpenters and locomotive firemen, cost of housing, and home ownership rates, concluding American workers have better prospects. The piece also mentions Maine arbitration and a court of inquiry.

Europe America Dubois Syracuse Bureau of Labor Statistica New York State Pennsylivanna United States

What Has Been Done to Prepare for War

The president pursues peace while war preparations surge. Since Congress funded full preparation, War and Navy departments operate on a war footing with rapid harbor fortification and extensive drills. Veterans and the South offer soldiers immune to yellow fever, and National Guard units are organized to supplement regular troops.

Congress War and Navy Departments

Forward! Union and Confederate officers will mobilize coast defense

The text outlines a mobilization plan with Union and Confederate officers taking command, promising maximum activity at every harbor and coastal point. It emphasizes advancing toward war if needed, while still hoping to preserve peace where possible.

Army Navy Gla Ilavis

Right of Way Critique of Philadelphia Bicycle Riders

A Montrealer's letter complains pedestrians lack protection at crossings and argues bicycles are treated as vehicles but riders ignore rights. The piece urges police direction to enforce pedestrian right of way, slow bicycle traffic at intersections, and curb massed bicycle processions for public safety.

Montreal Canada Herald Ronch Philadelphia Cyeclinis

Senator Proctors Speech Demonstrates Plain Effective Oratory

The Washington Star remarks on Senator Proctors sermon like speech admired for its simplicity and restraint. It praises his clear, conservative style and contrasts it with florid campaigning and overused adjectives. The piece lauds his ability to hold listeners with straightforward argument.

Senator Proctor Dean Swift Lincoln Gettysburg Proctor Ciore Senate

Taught by Experience

The piece argues war preparations are costly and should have been funded earlier in peacetime. It asserts armies and navies are expensive luxuries and that rapid mobilization under threat increases costs. The author urges a modern navy ready for instant action given vast commercial interests and exposed seacoast.

Growing boom for Warren Congressman at state convention

Three Butler county delegates to the Republican state convention were not instructed by the county meeting. Friends of Congressman W Stone say all three will support him at the convention. The Warren backers claim the boom is growing and may swell by convention time.

Butler County Friends of W Stone Warren

Local Shop Showcases New Dress Goods and Waists

In Our Muslin Underwear Dept we present a full line of Ladies and Misses Wash Shirt Waists in Madras Chambrays silk striped and plaid French Ginghams and Percales from 47 cents. Also Ladies Silk Waists and Skirts in new shades and plaids at low prices. Recently stocked novelties in Suits Jackets Capes and Children's Reefers in Cloak and Suit Dept. Dress Goods and Silk Depts overflow with new stylish goods and extra help to quicken service.

Madras

Four Floors and Shoes Dominate Local Footwear Trade

A footwear specialty shop proclaims its focus on foot clothing with four floors dedicated to shoes. The ad emphasizes fitting the feet and asserts shoes as the sole business.

Hill and Connell Brass Bedsteads Offer Best Quality

In buying a brass bedstead, ensure the best. Our bedsteads use seamless brass tubing with steel frame work and finish highly. They cost no more than open seamless tubing models. Each bedstead is produced under a unique method with no equal. Pew spring patterns are on exhibition.

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