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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1896

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Bitter Strife Over Illinois Convention Tactics

A Springfield dispatch reports Major William McKinley aims to secure instructed delegates at the Illinois state convention, while Cullom and allied forces push for an uninstructed bloc. Tanner opposes McKinley’s organization plan, warning it would crowd out routine deliberations and boost his own gubernatorial ambitions.

Washington Springfield Wih William McKinley Shelby M. Ohiom McKinley St. Louis Collom McKintey Reed Ade Hee Morten Ister McKintey Thuy St. Louie Lim John R. Tanner John K. Tanner Tanner Chicago Cullum Allison Wen Mnola George F. Adams W. W. Tracy Reapres League C.W. Raymond State League John McNulta Cullom Lorimer Illinois

Martin for Weinley and McKinley support from Philadelphia

David Martin, a Fifteenth District delegate from Philadelphia, declares strong support for Major McKinley on the first ballot for the presidential nomination. He cites overwhelming Republican backing in the district, a large manufacturing base, and near unanimous sentiment among manufacturers and workers.

Philadelphia Save Major McKinles David Martin McKinley United States

Senator Sherman Letter Endorses McKinley At Brooklyn Meet

At a Brooklyn Young Republican club gathering a letter from Senator John Sherman was read. It asserts McKinley supports a gold standard with silver coinage kept at par, and favors a tariff protecting American industries from foreign competition. The meeting adopted resolutions endorsing McKinley by a large majority.

Senator Sherman Brooklyn Young Republican Club Brooklyn N.Y John Sherman Ohl Major McKinley United States Yale N& T McKinley

Treasury Deficit Estimated at 25 Million for Year

Washington figures show the treasury deficit for the year ending June 30, 1800 is projected near 25 million. Receipts from customs and internal revenue have fallen short of early estimates, while expenditures are expected to be about 752 million, leaving a deficit around 25 million despite revisions.

Washington D. C Treasury Congress Secretary of the Treasury Carlisle

EULOGIZING A HERO Ninth Annual Grant Banquet Dinner

The ninth annual Grant Banquet Association dinner was held at the Waldorf Hotel in New York with 108 guests in the ballroom. Speeches by General Dodge Postmaster General Wilson Governor Hastings and General Horace D Porter memorialized General Grant. Hastings shared amusing stories and called Grant the apostle of opportunity for national progress.

Grant Banquet Association New York Waldorf Hotel General Dodge Wilson Hastings Horace D. Porter General Grant

Surrender of Forgery Suspect Cowan by Guatemala

The U S state department reports Guatemala surrendered John L Cowan of Pittsburg Va for forgery to Pennsylvania authorities. The surrender occurred April 2 as an act of comity since Guatemala had no extradition treaty with the United States. Also notes steamship arrivals and a minor accident involving Prince Christian’s husband.

Prosperity of Mexico From Demonetization of Silver

Representative Newlands asks inquiry on exchange between gold and silver standards and U S industries. Alex Shepherd reports Mexico’s 1880s silver basis, famine wartime rates, then rising domestic manufacturing in Chihuahua with iron works, canning, brewery, woolen mill, and rail plans. Mexican banks hold silver, miners send silver to depositories, 5 percent bonds at 9 in London.

Washington Newlands Nevada United States Alex St. Shepherd Mexico New York Chihuahua United Sttes Europe

Weather and headlines from a morning paper mix

Cloudy and threatening weather with warmer conditions. Political notes include Democrats gathering in Allentown and coverage of the Jackson trial. Local items reference Philadelphia traction issues, court action, liquor license apportionment, and market and national league updates plus suburban news.

McKinley Mexico Allentown Philadelphia

Allentown Prep for Democratic Convention Endorsement

Allentown gathers for the Democratic state convention with Harrity and Wright guiding preliminaries. Pattison endorsement appears likely as unity rules and party harmony dominate, with delegates and national figures arriving and setting headquarters at the American hotel.

Allentown Pittsburg Liauphin Harrity Wright James B. ©. Cowan Greensburg Harry B. Hall Ware James 8. Dillinger M. W. Savage Committee On Contests

Indictment of disruptors may spark new streetcar strike

Philadelphia April 27. Grand jury finds true bills of indictment against three union motormen William Mc Gee Joseph Dinsmore and William Harp for brutal beating of non union worker Daniel Keenan. They are jailed on bail and due to stand trial tomorrow. Union Traction board orders discharge of any employee stirring strife and refuses reinstatement. Grievance committee to hold talks with Union Traction president over demands of 82 a day for ten hours work and reinstatement of discharged men since December 10. The outcome is watched closely by the workforce.

Philadelphia Grand William McGee Joveph Dinsmore William Harp Daniel Keenan Pollce Tomorre Union Traction Company Welsh

Detective Crim Testifies in Pearl Bryan Murder Trial

Cincinnati April 27 Detective Crim testified on the Scott Jackson murder case describing the scene and items found in Jackson's room including stockings a pocketbook gloves and letters. Witnesses testified about statements made at arrest and other details while jurors heard about Wallsing’s alleged plan to kill Pearl Bryan with cocaine and the murder’s physical evidence before Judge Helm adjourned court.

Cincinnati Crm Scott Jackson Crim Jackson Walling Caldwell Helm Pearl Bryan Joseph McDermott J. E. Grillow Charles Rogers Helder M. Walling William L. Finch Tichmond and John Streets Witte Will Wood Plypmouth Ind Plymouth Crawford Oliver House South Bend Wood

French Actress Drops Suit Against Bridgeport Pastor

French actress Mile. Jane May Hubert settles slander case with Rev. Dr. Pullman of Bridgeport First Methodist Church. He retracts all derogatory statements, both sides accept the arrangement for $1 to withdraw the suit once aimed at $25,000 damages. Sheriff Beck watched from a church pew as the prayer meeting began.

Pridgeport Conn Jane May Huber Dr. Pullman First Methodist Church Mile Pygmalion Sheriff Beck

Venezuela Arbitration Talks Under Consideration in London

London April 27 Sir William Harcourt after a notice on April 23 asked the government for any arrangements to conclude by arbitration a settlement of the differences between the United States and Great Britain over Venezuela The lord of the treasury A J Halfour said arrangements to arbitrate on Venezuela and other questions were in view by both governments The latest United States communication received Friday was under consideration and covered arbitration and the Venezuelan dispute He added that further information would be inexpedient at present.

London Sir William Harcourt Great Britain Venezuela A.J. Halfour Treasury United States

Fifteen Hundred Strike Hits Chicago Shipyards

About 1500 workers at the Chicago Ship Building Company's South Chicago yard walked off the job today over waves and hours disputes. Officials hope the dispute will be settled shortly.

Chicago Ship Building Company Chicago South Chicago

Two Miners Die from Suffocation at Silverton Colliery

Potteville Pa April 27. Matt Ploming and Edward Burns were suffocated by a faulty ventilation at Albright Co s Silverton colliery in Mineraville. Both men were young and unmarried. Fore Statue of Grant Washington AEE favorable revue made this fauit to Senator Hhrea bill appropriating OM for an sniee statue of General Grand in

Potteville Matt Ploming Edward Burns Was Albright & Co Silverton Mineraville Washington Hhrea General Grand

Equity battle between Susquehanna and Western and DLW

In New York a bill in equity filed by the New York Susquehanna and Western Railroad against the Delaware Lackawanna and Western seeks to bar the latter from pursuing a suit in the New York Supreme Court. Judge Acheson heard demurrer arguments. the court notes the Susquehanna and Western lacks a New York residence or office. Arguments resume tomorrow morning.

New York, Susquehanna and Western Delaware, Lackawannna and Western Philadelphia Acheson United States Eclrcuit Court New York, Susquehanna and Weertern Railroad Company Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company Susquehanna Wil Western Road Supreme Court of New York Susquehann and Western Company New York

Lenz Murder Case Ties to Turkish Authority Demands

W L Sachtel ben of Alton Illinois reported to Lena's mother that Frank Lenz was murdered by Kurds in Turkey during his search for the missing Pittsbure Wheelman. He said steps will be taken to present the matter to Washington seeking indemnity from the Turkish government. Sachtelben leaves tonight for home.

Pittsbure W. L. Sachtelben Alton Til Turkey Frank Lenz Lena Lens United States Washington Sach+telben

Confession in Utter Confusion Over Dongola Murder

Catherine Anuts acknowledged shooting An Dongola last Monday at Lattimer but now denies knowledge of the matter. Authorities believe she confessed to shield the real killer, Alexander Anuts, who is currently under guard as the investigation continues.

Hagleton Catherine Anuts Anlo Dongola Lattimer Aince Ron Alexander Anuts

Lancaster County Democrat Chairman Re-elected at Reorganization

Lancaster Pa April 20 The Lancaster county Democrat committee re elected William B Given of Columbia as chairman and decided to name him delegate at large to the state convention. Contested delegates from Lancaster city will attend the state meeting and present Given as the delegate at large.

Lancaster Lancaster County Democrat Committee William Bb Given Columbta William B. Given

Cave-In Crushes Two Workers at Delta Quarry

York April 7 A cave in at the John W Jones slate quarry in Delta trapped and crushed two workmen Law Brang and Harry Jones almost beyond recognition Both victims resided in Delta and were identified in early reports The incident prompted local authorities to inspect the quarry and investigate cause

York, Pa Alate John W. Jones Delta, Tadly Law Brang Harry Jones Delta

Weather Forecast for Middle States April Forecast

New York reports fair and warmer conditions in the Middle States with fresh easterly to southerly winds. Forecast notes warmer midweek with fair skies, cloudiness on the coasts, and possible rain in western districts.

New York Herald Middle States Tile

Special all wool dress goods drives in wool fabrics

Three special drives feature all wool dress goods and 20 pieces of all wool Chev iots at 25 cents a yard. Also 15 pieces at 35 cents a yard and 17 pieces at 48 cents a yard, with wide 40 inch offerings and former prices listed as 37 1 4, 48, and 63 cents respectively.

Mohair Specials in Varied Siciliennes Prices

Textile excerpt lists Mohair specials with Siciliennes in 42, 45c, 50, 54 inch widths priced at 50c and 5c respectively.

Bicycle belts advertised by Weilchel the jeweler

A local retailer Weilchel jeweler promotes a new line of bicycle belts with modern ties. The notice invites riders to call and view the latest styles.

Weilchel

Matthews Brothers Paints Advertising Card

Matthews Brothers advertise Atlantic Lead French Zinc Enamel Paints Carriage Paints Reynolds Pure Colors Reynolds Wood Finish Crockett Preservative Ready Mixed Tinted Glass Paints Strictly Pure Linseed Oil Guaranteed for home use and contractor projects from a historic catalog listing multiple paint products and finishes.

Reynolds Crockett

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