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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1898
Page
4
Beranton voters hear a candidate claim that electing the right mayor will lower taxes and improve public funds and credit. The piece urges active campaigning and hustling to secure these advantages, promising benefits for all residents.
A Philadelphia era report analyzes a plan to place Wanamaker in the U S Senate by trading Democratic support to topple Quay and reshape the House. It warns that a three vote shift could strand the Democrats and leave Wanamaker with little use for anti Quay Republicans. The piece cites Bishop Doane’s Albany sermon urging steadfast public duty amid party maneuvering.
The passage notes Luzerne County raised funds in 1877 for public schools, more than Spain spent on Cuba, and compares local education unfavorably to Cuban Spanish rule. It argues for American intervention to study the contrast and improve schooling.
The episode of abandoning the Maria Teresa at sea is debated as a nautical stance not proof of negligence or bad seamanship. Lieutenant Hobeon is praised for efforts to save the wreck while criticizing the voyage from Santiago bay and the green crew's risk. General Garcias visit is noted alongside scorn for the American commander at Santiago, William T. R. Shafter.
A New York Sun contributor notes a century shift from six dollar rails to vast steel production. Lake iron ore from the Lake Superior region travels hundreds of miles to mills and ships, expanding shipbuilding and railcar output amid rising demand. He cites large vessels, record ore shipments, and United States leadership in iron and steel.
The text offers an extended, florid critique of Admiral Dewey and a general commentary on Republican Senate dynamics. It notes observers praising a chief figure’s strong yet lean physique and a growing sense that a larger Republican majority enables closure to curb protracted debate.
Daily Horoscope by Ajacchus weighs fate and fame amid city rumors and editorial cynicism. The piece lampoons lone authors seeking renown while noting the small world of journalism and public perception.
A historical essay argues New York’s pride and rival envy define its place in the United States. It contrasts New York’s economic strength with political stubbornness and questions whether the city contributes to or resists national unity and progress.
A minority of enlightened citizens in New York unite to support Roosevelt. They view their influence as a force far larger than it appears. The piece praises a noble representation of engaged citizens and argues their principles must guide New York’s welfare.
Cabinet officers voice support for keeping and governing the islands after the war. The United States must maintain naval stations, protect markets in Eastern Asia, and promote order until local self-government can emerge. The piece argues staying is essential for national security and commerce.
The United States will earn more from abroad for farm products than in any prior year. Treasury figures show breadstuffs exports for ten months ending October reached 20 207 456 dollars, 63 million above last year and 85 million above the exceptional year. Provisions exports likewise show a strong tally, with ten month totals over last year. Wheat corn oils cotton and other products report gains, and demand for American war materials is rising.
The verse lists various groups urged to migrate to distant places from Mulia to Reilly and Babylon to Burgundy. It imagines a broad exodus by brewers, maids, bachelors, and other social types, ending with a plea that all who lack support should move to Texas. It satirically maps social dispersal across nations and regions.
Cauldon platters decorated with blue turkey designs and a few plain white and gold band French china turkey platters offered at reduced prices as a closing out sale.
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