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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1896

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Visiting us this spring at high water mark

The department invites you to visit as stocks and the early spring season reach a high water mark. The message highlights abundant attractions and urges reader attention to new offerings this season.

Stylish double Craveneth capes with Tich braid trim

The description notes stylish double Craveneth capes finished with Tich braid trimmings and careful finishing throughout.

County to Pay Assessors Under Compulsory School Law

A Pennsylvania legal opinion clarifies that counties are liable for paying assessors who enumerate children ages eight to thirteen under the 1896 compulsory education act. The ruling traces statutory history from the 1870s and 1880s, noting prior practice of counties funding assessor work despite lacking express language. The opinion cites Justice Sterrett on implied public treasury liability and emphasizes duties including registration, enrollment, and enumeration.

Pennsylvania Commonwealth Schaeffer Justice Sterrett Wayne County Waller Bertlon AP Reece Tme

Hart Arrested in U S Neutrality Case in Philadelphia

Philadelphia steamship owner John D. Hart was arrested on charges of violating neutrality laws tied to the last voyage of the Permuda. He faced a $500 bail after a preliminary hearing, with transfer of the cases to New York for trial. Also named are Captain O’Brien, mates Murphy and Simonson, and Cuban leader Emilio Nunez aboard the Bermuda.

United States Spain Philadelphia John D. Hart Permuda Bell Hart New York Joan O'Brien Bermuda Murphy Simonson Emilio Nunez Thia United States District United States Court O'rlen Jose Congosto Dr. Congosto Fiell Ralston Commonwealth W. W. Ker Mart Kere Butler Clipperton

Bedford Deadlock at Bedford County Republican Convention

Bedford Pa April 14. The Republican county convention deadlocked for hours as J E Thropp and J D Hicks fought for the congress nomination. A first ballot 42 for Thropp and 34 for Hicks sparked protests over disputed votes and credentials. An injunction later barred counting Broadtop township ballots. The convention remained in disorder with no clear action on the county ticket.

Bedford J. E. Thropp This J. D. Hicks Blair County Congress Derrick Thropp Hicks Hia Congressman Hicks Broadtop Township

Jersey Republicans claim statewide charter election wins

Charter elections held across New Jersey produced large votes with Republicans securing gains though some majorities narrowed. Weather was favorable and turnout high, with a few safe GOP towns losing ground. In Washington, the Indiana battleship Indiana passed its efficiency trial per naval officer board led by Captain H F Pickering.

Trenton N. J Washington Board of Naval Officers H. F. Pickering Indiana Navy Department

Thousand Men Strike At Dover Tin Plate Plants

Nearly 1,000 workers at Reeves Iron Co and American Tin Plate Manufacturing Co in Dover walked out today after two rollers in the tin plate department were discharged for alleged incompetency.

Dover Reeves Iron Company American Tin Plate Manufacturing Company Tin Plate Department

General Kennedy Pend. Obituary in Camden

General John D. Kennedy former United States consul general to Shanghai died at Camden South Carolina on April 14. He served in a diplomatic role and was noted as a veteran figure in the foreign service. His passing marks the end of a long career in public service and diplomacy.

Kennedy Pend Charleston 8. C John D. Kennedy United States Shanghai Camden

Potta Brothers Iron Works Announces Wages Increase

State notes report wage change at Potta Brothers Iron company mills raising puddler wares price from 2.25 to iron. About 150 men to benefit. Change effective May 1. Hastings fixes June 30 execution dates for Joseph Orous and George Windisch in Wilkes-Barre. Adam Thomas of Harrisburg, aged 0, dies by self-inflicted strychnine amid financial troubles.

Potta Brothers’ Iron Company Hastings Joseph Orous Pittsburg George Windisch Wilkes-Barre Adam Thomas Harrisburg

Weather forecast for Middle States and nearby coast

In the Middle States today Cali to partly cloudy, slightly cooler, with silent northwesterly and southerly winds, probably followed by rain in northern districts. On Thursday partly cloudy weather, slightly warmer, with southerly to southwesterly winds, followed by cloudiness and rain in lakes extending to New Jersey and New York coasts by night.

Nernald'a Werther Bernert New York Herald Middle States Cali New Jersey New Easki

Spain to grant Cuba wide autonomy in revolt report

Madrid dispatch says Cortes will grant Cuba broad local franchise under the Spanish flag and the government aims to avoid quarrel with the United States while pursuing Cuba policy. Insurgents burn cane and plantations in Pinar del Rio and Santa Clara. a planter Lucio Gallego was found hanged on his Macum estate. Cuban troops pursue insurgents near Lechuze and San Claudio with exchanges of fire. a steamer La Rogalia was burned on the Manni River. casualties reported.

London Madrid Pall Mall Gazette United States Cuba Cortes Washington Havana Lucio Gallego Macum Santa Tercea Artemisa Pinar del Rilo Victoria Pando Holguin Santiago Santa Isabel Araca Iznaga Trinidad Santa Clara la Rogalia Manni Suarez Ynclan Echeverria Devos Mariel Pinar del Rio San Claudio Lechuze San Augustin Recompensa Yuclan Maceo

Harrity Warns Democrats on Convention Plans and Silver Issue

Philadelphia April 14 National Chairman William F Harrity cautioned that a split into two Democratic national conventions is unlikely. He noted the free silver faction is stronger than sound money forces and aims to elect delegates favoring 16 to 1 coinage. He urged organization among sound money Democrats to secure a platform and candidates serving the party’s long term interests.

Philadelphia William F. Harrity Chicago Democratic Party

Train wreck injures many on New Orleans and Northeastern

Passenger No. 1 train derailed after crossing a trestle near Vosburg Mississippi. The engine and tender survived. numerous injuries reported among passengers from Ellisville Birmingham Atlanta Hattiesburg and Mercin. Editor John McCormick of the Southern Live Stock Journal also hurt. Reverend Roger Ryan named domestic prelate to the pope in Dubuque Iowa.

New Orleans Northeastern Meridian Miss

Arson Case on Trial and Local News Highlights

Local items report an arson case on trial in Secona District, public meetings, and editorials. Other notes cover crime, society notices, bicycle club updates, and business world briefs. Weather today forecast fair and warmer with markets and stock discussions also noted.

Secona

House approves fortifications and defences bill with lone opposition

Washington April 14 The House passed the fortifications and defences appropriations bill with near unanimity. Only Mr Berry of Kentucky objected, arguing funds should go to building ships. The measure totals 11.78 million including contracts and capital outlays across batteries and arsenals. The session also tackled invalid pensions and the Delaware election case as Sen Morrill marked his 16th birthday in office.

Delaware Morrill Washington House Messrs. Hainer Neb Sayers Texas Bartlett N. Y Livingston Dem Hemingway Ind Cannon Til Committee On Appropriations Baker N. H Byenerals Flagler Craighill Berry Dem. Ky Secretary of War Proving Ground Sandy Hook N. J Watertown Arsenal Mass Watervilet Arsenal New York Beneda Arsenal California Ordnance and Fortification Board Fortress Monroe Senate Squire Rep. Wash Chandler Rep Dupont Gray Denn Watsom Hoar Congress

Republican Gatherings Endorsements Across Pennsylvania

April 14 reports from Bellefonte Harrisburg Clearfield Norristown Warren and Davenport detail county Republican conventions. Arnold fails for endorsement in Centre while W F Reeder wins, McKinley backed. Dauphin endorses Stites Booser Beard with uninstructed delegates. McCarrell endorsed for national delegate. Other counties nominate delegates and endorse McKinley or Quay and elect or endorse various regional candidates.

Bellefonte Centre County Congress Arnold W. F. Reeder McKinley Harrisburg Dauphin County G. M. Stites J. B. Booser A. B. Beard McCarrell Clearfield Clearfield County A. E. Patton RK. M. Hunt Grant H. Thompson J. H. Brown Norristown Montgomery County W. F. Sally Joseeph Rosler Senator Quay Warren Republican County EB. W. Parshall Assembly C. W. Stone Davenport Erie William Schnur

Elopement Tragedy Sparks Knife Fight in Brooklyn

In Brooklyn a fatal pier fight between Salvatore Grinaldi and Martin Gentelo amid an elopement dispute left Salvatore and Caimo Grinaldi wounded and Pasquale and Gentelo shot. Gentelo killed by a pistol blast to the heart as two Italians battle at Hamilton Ferry.

Brooklyn N. Y Hamilton Ferry Long Island College Hospital Salvator Grinadi Broher Caimo Grinaldi Salvatore Pasquale Martin Gentelo Boston Grinaldi Salvator Grinaldi Gentelo Naples President Street Pasquale Alsong

United Mine Workers Opens Convention in Columbus

The United Mine Workers of America began its annual convention in Columbus Ohio with about 100 delegates from states with significant coal mining. President Penna delivered an encouraging report urging adherence to law and civics, calling for greater patriotism in politics and reduced boss influence. Secretary McBryde's report followed, then the session adjourned for committee work until tomorrow.

Columbus Ohio United Mine Workers of America Penna Arnold McBryd

Their First Social The Scranton union 474 social at Music hall

The first annual social of Scranton union No. 474 Equitable Aid held at Music hall last evening. A long committee led by Edward Troupe and John A. Bryant organized a lively program featuring piano solos, recitations, duets, dialogues, a Columbian quartet, dancing after with music by Professor Johnson, and a grand march led by Mr. and Mrs. Wendover.

Scranton Equitable Aid Union Music Hall Edward Troupe John A. Bryant Stewart Hardy Herman Young A. J. Schafer J. A. McClelland Edward Berry Mary McManus Cora Phillips Misa Sara Joseph Mia James McClelland Troscoe Conklin Bertha Smith Dickson Banjo Club Miss May Davin Bessie Sloats Miss Fagan Mollie Jordan Anna Weisenflue Lucy Faust Elle Weisenflue Anna Roos Columbian Quartette Rhoda Clark Mesare Tannler Fief J. C. Wall Lizzie Suydam Efe Callender Mattie Williams Helen Long Etta Woodruff Mattie Hughes Anna Thomas Cora Philliow Anna Williams Heasle Bortree Daley Case Ella Welsenflue Lena Snyder Edith Be

Fire destroys New York dry goods buildings

Fire gutted the flyvestor building at 74 Grand Street and adjoining 34 Green Street occupied by C. A. Auffmordt & Co. Immer and agents of foreign dry goods run. Total damages estimated between 200000 and 270000 dollars. Insurance on the stock about 1000000 dollars.

New York Flyvestor Grand Street Green Street C. A. Auffmordt & Co

Maritime Shipping Movements Across Atlantic Ports

Report notes various vessels arriving or sailing including Apel h Arrived from Antwerp and Mohawk from London. Bohemia sails from Stettin, Werra from Genoa, Aeles and Acibraitar listed. Beecham sails for Am gierdim. Pathraria sighted from Newark for Hamburg. Lahn sails by Prawle Point.

New York Apel H Kensington Antwerp London Bohemia Stettin Werra Genoa Aeles Acibraitar

Be pieces All Wool Cheviot Suitings 38 Inches Wide

Classified note indicates Be pieces of all wool Cheviot suitings 38 inches wide priced at 25 cents per yard with a toms price of 39 cents for items 510 and 512.

Toms Price

Bicyclists Urged to See Weichel Belts Line

Bicyclists are invited to explore Weichel the jeweler who offers a fine range of bicycle belts and stylish novelties. Call to view the latest models and novelties.

Weichel

Marblehead Left to Guard American Interests in Turkey

The Marblehead remains the sole U S warship in Turkish waters after San Francisco and Minneapolis depart. San Francisco left Piraeus for Naples and Minneapolis from Taranto to Cronstadt. Admiral Selfridge will fly his flag on Minneapolis to attend the coronation of Tsar Nicholas II and the czarina.

Marblehead Washington United States Turkey Navy Department San Francisco Piraeus Creece Minneapolis Taranto Italy Naples Selfridge Cronstadt North Sea Caar Nicolas United States Navy

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