Postal Notice from Scranton in 1598
Entered at the post office at Scranton Pennsylvania as broad-class mail matter. Scranton September 6, 1598.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1898
Page
4
Republican Nominations for State Offices Listed
D Governor William A. Stone, Lieutenant Governor J P S Gobin, Internal Affairs James W Talbot, Judges of Superior Court W W Porter and W D Porter, Congressmen at Large Samuel A Davenport and Galusha A Grow named in the ticket.
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William A. Stone
J. P
Gobin
James W. Tala
Superior Court
W. W. Porter
W. D. Porter
Samuel A. Davenport
Galusha A. Grow
Local Official Names and Roles Listed for Inquiry
The record lists officials including Congress member William Connell Judge F W Gunster Coroner John J Roberts and surveyor George E Stevenson as part of the civic roster. The document reads as a concise roll of appointed positions without additional context or actions noted.
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William Connell
F. W. Gunster
John J. Roberts
George E. Stevenson
James Vaughan Scheuer and Mackey Reynolds Named To District Posts
In the Twentieth District selections, James C. Vaughan represents the First District Joun R Farr is listed with the Second, John J. Scheuer Jr. serves the Second District, N. C. Mackey the Third, and John F. Reynolds the Fourth.
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Joun R, Farr
John J. Scheuer, JR
N. C. Mackey
John F. Reynolds
Pennsylvania Governor Speech Urges Reform and Unity
The speaker vows to govern for all people of the state and to curb abusive practices in the legislature. He stresses honesty and steady public duty, aiming to win broad support through fair, modest leadership and promises to pursue economic growth in Scranton if a businesslike city government is adopted.
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Pennsylvania
Scranton
Editorial Opposes Personal Attacks in Gubernatorial Campaign
The Commonwealth defends the New York Voice against a senator Quay libel linking private life to politics. It criticizes Reverend Swallow and Funk for exposing domestic matters and calls for decency in campaigning. It notes Dr Simeon Baldwin as a cousin of Senator Hoar and comments on expansionist views.
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the Commonwealth
Harrishire
Tr. Swallow
New York Voice
Senator Quay
New York World
World
Quay
Isaac K. Funk
Bilas C.wallow
Ile
The
American Social Science Aasociation
Simeon Fr. Baldwin
New Haven
Conn
George I. Hoar
Massachusetts
Were
George
Siimeon
Disarmament Question and European Arms Balance
The article argues the US should seek no immediate role in a czar inspired disarmament congress. It states no European consensus is possible because land and sea power require opposite forces and that major powers like Germany France and England will not disarm while others retain gains and influence, making a fixed ratio unworkable.
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United States
Delecates
Europe
Germany
France
England
Russia
China
India
United States as World Peace Officer and Disarmament Dream
The United States argues it cannot disarm Europe and must not be drawn into a European congress. It cites its unique sphere of influence, humanitarian aims, and readiness to arm to enforce peace, proposing the US as the world’s officer of the peace while criticizing European militarism and reformers who challenge Senator Quay.
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Congress
Europe
United States
Diary of French naval officer on Bruix links Manila to Asia power balance
The diary printed in The Revue de Paris and the New York Sun notes Manila as the key to East Asia as Dewey’s blockade begins. It quotes a Manila resident praising Philippines wealth and location, arguing European sympathy for Spain and global trade routes would favor continued American possession.
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Revue de Paris
New York Sun
Bruix
Manila Bay
Dewey
Prench
Spain
America
Manila
Luszen
Globe
Pacific
Europe
Extreme East
Australia
Philippines
Remembering Thomas P. Ryder in the line of duty
The article honors Thomas P. Ryder who died in service, likening his sacrifice to a soldier felled in battle and placing his memory in reverent regard for the community and service he gave.
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Thomas P. Ryder
Anglo German alliance reshapes global power balance
The piece predicts a broad Anglo German coalition altering colonial holdings and influence from Africa to Asia. It envisions England pressuring Portugal over Delagoa Bay, Boers merging into a South African confederation, Syria under German protectorate, and the Netherlands possibly joining the German empire.
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England
Delagoa Bay
Portugal
Transvaal Republic
Ilenceforth Eversted
Africa
France
Russia
Abyssinia
Taheran
Rilwelt
Russia Wall
Constantinople
Vadenlo
Germany
Syria
Anatolia
Wilhelmina of
Holland
Netherlands
Indies
China
Japan
United States
Middle Kingdom
State Department
Washington
Open Trade Do or Die Plan Mentioned in Debates
The piece critiques a self reliant approach to safeguarding American commercial interests with a push for open trade into China. It also discusses Governor Black of New York and the push for Roosevelt’s renomination, plus criticism of military red tape and mortality claims tied to Camp Wiley and leadership.
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China
England
Germany
Japan
Black
New York
Roosevelt
Mack
Lessons Learned on Army Health and Camp Care
The piece argues officers must deeply manage soldier health, camp sanitation, bedding, and food preparation. It cites Camp Thomas and Chickamauga conditions, urges regimental leaders to train in field care, camp policing, and disease prevention to avert fevers, typhoid, and poor readiness.
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Thomas
Chickamauga
Chattanooga Times
Atatua
Wir Admin
India
Shortage of trained officers plagues volunteer army care
The author laments the lack of 1200 to 1400 trained officers for 990000 raw volunteers. Officers learn on the job as staff errors and red tape hinder care for soldiers and force rapid, imperfect reforms. The piece calls for accountability, investigation, and reorganization to fix systemic failures.
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Puebla
Views on a Pacific world power strategy in 1900s debate
Truxtun Reale in September Forum discusses strengthening U S efforts to dominate Pacific seas. Argues alliance with England and Japan could bottle up Europe and secure positions from Hawaii to Singapore. Warns against lagging in asserting U S leadership amid competing empires.
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England
Japan
Uncle Sam
Truxtun Reale
Europe
Mediterranean
Black Sea
Iterlf
Praeifle
Irian
Mong Kong
Singapore
Far East
Desertion Sparks Martinet Mother Spartan Reproof
A private who left his unit at the end of the war and returned home was captured by his mother. She chased him into the yard and turned him over to the police as a deserter. She declared she would own no son who was a skulker or coward, a remark echoed as a harsh maternal rebuke.
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Cuba
Java
Mayo W. Haseltine
Inorth American Review
Porto Rico
Fin de Slecle Bpartan
Eulker
Momentous Election Below War Aims Shape Nation
The New York Sun argues the coming November election will be decisive for the republic. It asserts Congress must complete war gains, harmonize with the president, and unite the nation as sectional lines dissolve. The focus is the war’s political aftermath and national unity.
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New York Sun
Spain
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Thia Republic
History remembers Spartan mother and New Haven volunteer
A Rochester Post-Express item recalls the Spartan mother guiding her son with the shield and three cheers. It notes a New Haven incident last week when a young man enlisted and received his mother’s God-speed as he answered the call for volunteers.
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New Haven
The Real Trouble in War Preparation
The London Spectator argues the United States misread the toll of campaigns before Santiago and seeks a scapegoat in Mr. Alger. It faults amateur soldiering and shows that war without proper preparation caused misery and muddle in supply and transport.
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United States
N Ignation
Santiago
Mr. Alger
Carnot
America
Omtacour Transport
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