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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1898
Page
5
The Tribune states its telegraphic news is 3 to 5 hours fresher than Philadelphia and New York papers, which go to press at midnight. It receives news up to 3 a.m. and sometimes later, ensuring all items stay current.
The Tribune reports John R. Farr’s take on the First District findings, noting that camp correspondence aligns with prior forecasts and reflects ongoing legislative coverage.
A European journalist defends US actions in Cuba while urging France to remain neutral, noting sympathy for Spain, and criticizing English and French criticisms. He stresses American neutrality, calls for US focus on its own interests, and hints at future strategic importance of Porto Rico and Hawaii.
The Scranton Free Kindergarten Association forms to establish free kindergartens for poor and neglected children in the city and vicinity. It links free kindergartens with a normal training class to ensure comprehensive mental, moral, and physical training, stressing interdependent aims.
The article outlines a push for a public kindergarten program in Freemantown with expanded city funds and a two year training course by the Free Kindergarten Association. It emphasizes health, refinement, and music, urging education as a life preparation. It notes Cleveland Daughters of the Revolution delaying a boycott on French millinery, amid critiques of women's political knowledge.
The obituary lauds Edward Bellamy at age forty nine, praising his rare intellect and idealism. It compares Looking Backward to Utopia and Plato's Republic, notes its socialistic influence, and reflects on Bellamy's impact on literature and journalism amid industrial society.
The passage appraises Edward Bellamy as a fm product of American journalism and reflects on his potential impact on a New Nation. It likens his legacy to venerable namesakes and invokes the Oregon battleship’s Florida landings as a playful metaphor.
A Washington organized American Drama company failed in Cincinnati while promoting The Curse of Gold to spur free silver sentiment. Actors were stranded as audiences failed to cover costs and organizers could not secure campaign support. The piece mentions Cuban insurgents, Speaker Reed, and a Wilkes-Barre circulation war, concluding with a garbled query about the Guashc.
An essay argues a US Russia alliance would reshape Europe and power. It warns famine could force obedience as food governs internal policy and cites Mulhall on wheat exports and UK imports, noting high population pressure in several European nations.
A discussion notes that 6 095 billion bushels of grain feed 295 million Americans while the rest of the world relies on limited supplies. It argues a US Russia alliance could force global terms or cause widespread hunger, stating hunger as a powerful lever.
A Philadelphia Bulletin report notes strong opposition within the Pennsylvania Republican Party to nominating heavyweights like Heaver Delamater and Stone. It argues for a unity-focused convention to avoid a disruptive, weak ticket and potential party collapse.
The Times-Democrat argues national thought and action sharpen rapidly during expansion. It emphasizes prosperity stems from creative devotion to political principles shown in tough years. The piece calls for widening national life against reactionary Bourbon policies and a divided nation.
Beranton residents raise a large fund to aid families of soldiers serving in the army. The city’s wealthy men respond quickly and cheerfully with rallying support for the worthy cause, proving Lackawanna’s generosity in times of need.
We have just received another bulk carload of white and decorated china and porcelain. See latest designs for dinner tea and toilet sets offered at special prices from direct factory purchase in large quantities.
A compact notice from a footwear retailer emphasizes fitting feet rather than merely selling sandals guiding customers to visit its shops. The tagline proclaims expertise in foot fitting as a core service.
A concise note urges action to review available options and opportunities. It signals readiness to improve outcomes by evaluating current resources and making informed choices. The message emphasizes proactive engagement and practical steps.
Advert shows brass bedsteads claimed seamless framing and tabing. It touts higher cost than open seam designs and promises superior finish with lacquered undersides. The seller notes new spring patterns on exhibition.
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