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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1898
Page
7
The Scranton Tribune notes its publication schedule and price, claims fresher telegraphic news than Philadelphia or New York papers, and explains news deadlines. It lists district representatives and indicates no extra edition will publish tomorrow.
The piece argues that American public opinion is shaping Cuban independence, praising educated Cubans in the United States guiding the island’s revolution. It contrasts Cuban ignorance with a new sense of national pride and calls for civilized warfare to match Western nations. The author notes a shift in Cuban identity toward responsibility and liberty.
The piece questions gloating over Cuban misfortune and mocks French rudeness toward Americans. It emphasizes Cuban resilience against tyranny and links it to the value of sacrifice, comparing the Cuban struggle to Valley Forge and praising enduring resolve. It ends noting France will refrain from open abuse, choosing covert hostility instead.
The public funeral for Mr Gladstone is ordered at Westminster Abbey with a nation commemorating his half century of service. Tributes from U S clergymen highlight his life long fight for liberty and humanitarian aims including Armenian relief.
The passage notes that individuals with exceptional physical endurance and strength, who do not fear danger, are suited for demanding work. It adds they are also kind, attentive, and rigorously follow a physician's directions.
Eleven divorce cases heard this week show claims based on abandonment cruelty and incompatibility of temper rather than infidelity. The piece discusses the social and state interest in marriage, the move toward secular civil marriage, and the role of the church in sacred bonds. It notes jurists support adultery as grounds in the United States and contrasts English practice, while critiquing laxity in modern divorce law and the impact on family and civilization.
The article surveys wartime sentiments and political speculation. It notes volunteers arrested at a Niantic festival, Holland's submarine torpedo boast regarding Santiago harbor, and diplomacy through Col Alfred H Love and Premier Sagasta. It also mentions Major Smith’s Havana expedition, Polo de Bernabe’s appointment, pay debates for soldiers, and Quay’s nomination prospects.
A New York Commercial Advertiser analysis argues war teaches rapid judgment and national responsibility. It warns against isolation, notes the Venezuela incident shifted public opinion, and predicts the United States will spend more on defense and grow in power after the conflict.
A large carload of White and Decorated China and Porcelains arrives. New Dinner Tea and Toilet Sets shown with factory-direct prices for bulk purchases. Located at 422 Lackawanna Ave.
A brief note invites readers to review available items and assess options. The call to action emphasizes inspection and consideration of choices, without naming specific goods or deadlines.
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