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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1898

Page

4

Grand jury returns true bills in liquor and murder cases

The grand jury presented fifty eight true bills and forty seven ignored persons. Charges include selling liquor without a license and murder of Paul Strivingski. multiple names appear in assault and battery, burglary, larceny, and other offenses.

Patrick Datth Paul Strivingski White House Assault Mattney Harry Swablek Jacob Wilman Arthur Lace A W. Stoberts Jol Offman Welcome M. Wilmarth Atchael Tumhouse William Gras Michiel Ahuryphy Julia Shurta Michiel Furey Gren ieCloakesy Firus Jdelin CNN Nettie Fetzel Joan McCaher Mary Hannon Julli Wat Thowanh Kae Khepry James T. McAndrew Michael Bonmicel Jameon To McAmirew Feloniques Woundine Prang Belunne Man Martin Gurrell John Evans Joh Evans Tegal Trocost Richard Morris John Dusham William Springer Charles C. Mattes Aino Kork Peter Rase Thomasa Eiringer John KH. Coslett William Mooney William J. Holbert Martha Williams Charles Cole Thos T. Evans Charles LE. Moone

President's call for volunteers shocks Pennsylvania officers

A national drive for 75 000 volunteers unsettles Pennsylvania National Guard plans as officials warn enlistment may shift to the federal army. Letter from Lt Carpenter describes Chickamauga camp hardships including scant clothing and inadequate equipment.

Bell sequence on man of war ships and clocks

The Boston Journal recounts the New York’s 600 pound ship bell, used as the mariner’s clock with eight to eleven bells marking the day and night. It explains routine signaling, chronometers, and the British navy’s altered bell sequence after mutinies.

Tnele Sam New York Mariner United States Navy Cnplain Exuwetly Woone Hells United States

National Guard expansion and appointments after new war call

Pennsylvania to raise nine regiments plus cavalry and artillery under the new president’s call. Major Frank G. Bweeney named Inspector General, replacing General Moret. Captain Henry Corbett promoted, Major John W. Nesbitt retires to pension. Pay warrants issued for Fifth, Sixth, Eighth, Twelfth regiments. camps at Mount Gretna and Camp Hastings prepare for mobilization.

Pennsylvania National Guard Harrisburg Philadelphia Hastings War Department Mt. Gretna Frank G. Bweeney Cheeter Pennsylvania National Guard Moret Henry Corbett Fitteturs Foursteenth Regiment John W. Nesbitt Pittebure Stewart Chickamauea Falls Chapen Camp Hastings

Debt in Cuba Sparks Debate Over Responsibility for 1880s Owed Sums

The article surveys Cuba’s rising debt from 1865 to 1880, noting $2,000 debt in 1880 and a total inland debt near $5,000,000. It discusses who should bear responsibility, with views urging Spain to pay part or all, and warns of potential repudiation if Spain loses the island. It cites a 1863 ministerial pledge to reduce Cuba’s debt and mentions US offers and Spanish responses.

Chickamauga Creek Cuba Senor Moret Spain Stine Bouniards de Ultramar Totk Porsona Mustera

Scranton Doctor Headlines Chronic Disease Specialties

Dr E Grewer announces permanent Scranton home practice after returning from western trip. formerly connected with University of Pennsylvania and Philadelphia medical colleges, offers treatments for nervous diseases skin blood disorders and chronic ailments. promotes Electra-Opticide and Ozzo-Nitro cures with absorbent methods and confidential service. office hours weekly.

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