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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1898
Page
5
The Tribune boasts faster telegraphic updates than Philadelphia and New York papers in its field. While rivals press at midnight, The Tribune receives news up to 3 a.m. and later, keeping its coverage current and timely.
A garbled archival note hints at a transit tale near Cape Verde with references to a wheeled transport and a transport medium. The readable fragments point to a historical discussion of movement and location, suggesting a transport route or vessel linked to Cape Verde.
A wartime interview discusses Majer Stier PVT and the president's delayed action affecting Pennsylvania troops. It argues national service honors should not overshadow state defense and urges recognition for generals Goblin and Wiley while emphasizing duty to the nation.
A brief report notes Gindstion denies a claim of a pivotal event concerning a man, asserting no such incident occurred and offering clarification on the situation.
The Alabama launch at the Upunote shipyard in Philadelphia passed with restrained ceremony as Navy policy blocked a full christening. The vessel, largest in the shipyard, joins sister ships the Maine and Wisconsin soon to be completed, signaling a strengthened fleet and a shift in naval power while political disputes affect armor and armament debates.
The piece argues for strong US support of inventor Holland and his torpedo boat, urges training and open recruitment for naval cadets, and critiques political patronage. It notes international alliances, Cuban and Spanish war dynamics, and calls for prudent_POLICY amid factional tensions within the Republican Party.
The report notes Woegler's conclusion that the name should remain on the volunteer reserve list. It highlights the issue as a dispute over naming and designation within the local volunteer framework.
The Teincaster New Era denounces factional pressure within the Republican party urging Morrisburg deliberations to choose united candidates. It warns sending moldiera to defend Liberty and Union would be a shame if personal ambitions and Philadelphia tactics force a nominating crisis.
The article recalls Governor Foraker of Ohio and his 11 year earlier stance on rebels, now suggesting it might be wise to return Confederate battle flags if the South desires them back. It also critiques comments by Mr Hock, a Spaniard born in Germany, and discusses Cuba, Havana, and naval figures in a period tone with satirical commentary throughout.
A critical call to voters to enlarge focus beyond party lines as the United States faces global duties. The piece urges citizens to read more, think harder, and engage better in public life while urging better selection of leaders to meet wartime responsibilities and national challenges.
A Leveler of Ranks known as Pete argues the de ble cycle benefits society. Meandering Mike praises its impact while Plodding Pete questions its value, noting how handouts hide poverty and reveal social collapse. The Washington Star quotes the exchange.
A whimsical sheet of horoscope notes and jumbled prophecies. It mentions a child born today with a wild temper and references Admiral Dewey Cadiz Rescue Squadron, Lackawanna river, and sultry weather. Ajaccus offers fashionably odd guidance on war news and public mood.
In bold storefronts a local footwear retailer proclaims it is no feat to fit your feet. The slogan emphasizes expert shoe fitting and customer service as a hallmark of the shop.
We have just received another bulk carload of white and decorated china and porcelains. See the latest dinner tea and toilet sets with designs and decorations. Prices available only when goods are bought in large quantities direct from the manufacturer.
Customers are invited to explore the store and compare offerings with confidence. Advertisers promise uniform pricing and value for every buyer, signaling competitive options and a welcoming shopping environment.
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