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30 Apr 1896
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1896
Page
1
Interesting Value Facts Card
The note catalogs price updates for various items labeled Quality with new amounts such as 55c, 9.5c, 1.12, 1.25, 1.35 and similar. It reads like a price list or advertisement fragment referencing multiple quality levels and cents or dollar figures. No clear entities beyond generic product quality mentions are identifiable.
Two numbers illustrated for end range of quest quality
The fragment provides two figures for stock valuation at the end range of quest. It lists Quality at 20 cents and 75 cents and Quality at 65 cents. The lines suggest pricing benchmarks for the stock or stock-related quality metrics.
Mohair Brocades Offer Style and Thrift in Cloth
The reader of them all presents Mohair Brocades a versatile cloth with many patterns and qualities. Four inch wide Mohair Brocades feature lustrous designs and value, a fabric fully worth the price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans
Patrington Pattison Booms at Democratic Pennsylvania Convention
In Allentown on April 24 the Democratic state convention endorses ex-Governor Pattison for president and adopts the unit rule. Delegates from Pennsylvania are pledged to Pattison with Harrity controlling the process and Wright elected delegate at large amidst district delegate disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Robert E. Pattison
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Harrity
John M. Braden
Washington County
Benjamin C. Potts
Delaware County
William M. Singerly
Philadelphia
George W. Guthrie
Alfhan
Wright
Lehigh
Plains
Berks County
James
J. Rush Gillan
Chambershburg
Greevy
Blair County
Joseph Po McCallen
Frovernor Patton
McCullen
Cameron
Quay
Janes T. Lenahan
Tangerne
Gillan
Josep Hawley
Allegheny
John M. Linden
Washington
Hawley
William Farrity
Charles F. Ingersoll
Delaware
Thomas J. Osborne
Media
Messrs
Braden
Potts
Robert E. Wright
Mr. Wright
P Acne
F. M. Wandling
John E. Reche
John Gaffney
James R. Burnett
BE. J. Lynett
M. EB. McDonald
B. W. Cooney
Dunmore
Nathan Vidaver
P. J. McCormack
Hickely
J. W. Kilpatrick
Carbondale
E. F. Blewitt
James Flynn
Grant Herring
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes- Barre
John T. Lenahan
Lackawanna
Lackawanna Delegation Dissatisfied After Allentown Convention
Luckawanna county delegates returned from the Allentown state convention unhappy with the results. The county split its delegation, with its two groups ignored and a contested seats committee awarding half votes to each side. Key figures included Joseph O'Brien, James Bailey, W. W. Baylor, John Roche, and James ONeill as delegates, with Charles Schadt named as possible national elector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iso
George W. Gibbons
Henry C. Loughlin
Charles J. Rogersoll
Louie J. Merath
John J. Ryan
Matthew Dittman
Thomas Delahunty
Tavuks A. Miller
John Taylor
Edward Bennis
Philadelphia
Frank L. Hinn
Beranton
James G. Ah Scranton
Eliot P. Eisner
Hazletan
John M. Garman
Wilkes Barre
Thirteennth
James Ellix
Pottsville
William A. Mater
Ashland
Bourteenth
John A. Magee
New Hloomilehl
P. Light
Lebanon
Miller
Allen
Montrose
John M. Rahm
Towanda
John J. Reardon
Williamsport
William Dent
Brookland
Waniel
Klinger
Milton
Grant Herring
Bloomsburg
J.G. Welser
Middleburg
Thomas C. Baerton
Miltlinburg
HH. N. Git
Hanover
Beltrghoover
Carlisle
Joseph A. Gray
Carr
A. Franklin Silville
Waynesburg
Stephen Markham
Butler
Robert Ritchie
Beaver
W. H. Gaskill
Meadville
Frank BE. McClain
Union City
Charles H. Noyes
Warren
Charles ©. Layman
Port Allegheny
J. K. P. Hall Hidgway
Matt Savage
Clearfield
Lackawanna
York
Hensel
Lancastery
Igton County
Luckawanna
New Jersey
Allentown
Lackawatinn
W. W. Parlor
Joseph O'Brien
James (. Bailey
Miles McAndrew
Archbald
John J. O'Roegle
Frank McAndrew
O'Brien
Commmitee
John T. Lenehan
Wilkes-Barre
John Smoulter
Luzerne
James J. O'Neill
John J. Fahey
McDonald
Nathan Viduver
W. W. Baylor
Legislative Committee
John E. Roche
James G. Bailey
Johnson
Charles Schadt
County
Treas
Republicans at Springfield Rally for McKinley Wave
At the Springfield convention on April 24 delegates split over McKinley. Vermont’s instructing for McKinley and a loyalist banner triggered cheers as Berry became permanent chair and the anti-McKinley group conceded defeat in the afternoon. Nominations named Captain John Buer and others with Tan ner unanimous. Northcott won lieutenant governor on the second ballot. A platform criticizing the Cleveland administration favored honest money and limited silver with parity to gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Vermont
McKinley
Ohio Statesman
Senator Berry
MecKinleyites
Berry
John Buer
Clay County
Albert J. Hopkins
G. Hanchett
Aurort
Dr. Robbins
Quincy
Tanner
W. A. Northcott
Creeaville
Theodore 3. Chapman
Jersey
Davis Ross
la Salle
Northcott
Committee On
Cleveland
McKinley favored as Vermont GOP delegates chosen
At Montpelier a Republican state convention endorsed William McKinley as the preferred national candidate. Delegates Hedfield Proctor Henry Hilton Edward Smith and C A Prouty were chosen, with the platform backing a protective tariff, reciprocity, Monroe Doctrine, and opposition to free silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
W. A. Lord
Sthong McKinley
Hugh Henry
McKinley
Hedfield Proctor
Henry D. Hilton
Brattleboro
Edward ¢. Smith
St. Albans
C. A. Prouty
Newport
John M. Thurston
Nebraska
Weather and politics mix in morning briefings
Fall like weather spreads across the region with increasing cloudiness. The morning notes report political endorsements for Pattison and McKinley, health and tax sale items, stock reports, a court arbitration item, a Cleveland Cuba mention, a local arrest case seeking damages, and sports results with Scranton defeating Carbondale.
Nebraska Democrats Hold State Convention in Lincoln
The Nebraska Democrats of sound money held their state convention in Lincoln to elect four delegates-at-large for Chicago. The platform praises Cleveland's foreign policy and opposes free silver Democrats while denouncing religious belief as a test for office holding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Michigan Democrats Confront Money Question At State Convention
Detroit April 2 The Democratic gathering opened with Alfred J Murphy named temporary chairman His Cleveland reference drew only moderate applause The Detroit event signals a nation wide money issue under Michigan leadership as delegates prepare for future contests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cleveland
Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Alfred J. Murphy
Murphy
Cleveland
Michigan Democrats endorse Cleveland policy and set delegation
Detroit April 2 state Democratic convention endorsed Grover Cleveland's administration and financial policy. It chose four at large delegates and sent twenty four district delegates to Chicago, including thirteen gold standard metallists and eleven silver bi metallists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Detroit
Mich
Grover Cleveland
Chicago
ANOTHER BIG STRIKE THREATENS UNION TRACTION LINES
Philadelphia April 29 A strike ordered by the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employes will take effect at 4 am tomorrow. Union officials cite Walsh refusal to arbitrate as end of peaceful settlement hope. Police to guard property. 6000 workers may strike. cars to run on some lines. Discharge threats issued to nonreporting workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Union Traction Company
Amaleamated Association of Street Railway
Walsh
Central Committee of the Assectation
Welsh
Traction Company
Pssible
Fakirs Arrested for Robbing Boarding House Trunk
Two fakirs from Rochester selling handkerchiefs were arrested at 1 AM for ransacking Jennie Smith’s boarding house trunk in the old Babcock building at Franklin Avenue and Center Street. Jewelry silks rare coins and other trinkets were found in their room. They refused to give names and planned to leave for Philadelphia in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Smith
Babcock
Franklin Avenue
Center Street
Tpon
Antil
Feeney
Walsh
Rochester
Philadelphia
Rich Silver Vein Discovered in South Canaan
A rich vein of silver is found by New York and Pennsylvania prospectors at South Canaan Wayne County Pa. The extent of the lead is not yet known but the discovery creates excitement throughout the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Canaan
Susquehanna
New York
Pennsylvania
Wayne County
Steamship Arrivals and Departures at New York Harbor
Arrivals include Southwark from Antwerp Majestic from Liverpool and Southampton St Paul from Southampton. Outgoing Paris to Southampton Halle to Bremerhaven Amsterdam to Boulogne Werra to Genoa Prussian to Glasgow. Bailed for New York Steamerson from Outhamotes Ren Aa from Rotterdam Misalesippi from London Moha ee sighted as a Sewee for London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steramshin
New York
Southwark
Antwerp
Majestic
Liverpool
Southampton
St. Paul
Paris
Halle
Bremerhaven
Amsterdam
Boulogne
Werra
Genoa
Glasgow
Outhamotes
Ren Aa
Rotterdam
Misalesippi
London
Moha Ee
Y Sewee
Appropriation Debate Echoes Across Congress
The House debated revenue and expenditures with critics warning against nonessential spending. Dockery and McCormick clashed over lighthouse funding and a total six hundred million dollars in commitments. Dingley defended current-year appropriations while acknowledging urgent revenue needs. The day also included acceptance of Marquette statue honors and naval bill discussions before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
McCormick
Rep
Orient Point
Long Island
Dockery
Dem
Congress
Treasury
Dingley
Committee On Ways and Means
Flo
Peetéin Department
Ghen Otts Pearce
Indiana
John C. Bell
Colorado
Penna
Newlaamds
Broderick
Newlands
Holmes Will Hang as Governor Denies Respite
Governor Hastings refuses Holmes’s plea for a respite to finish business before execution. Holmes claims innocence on most counts but admits five deaths linked to his medical practice. He promises to reveal matters with Chicago police chief present if spared beyond May 7. Local citizen petitions urge the governor to deny interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Harrisburg
H. HK. Holmes
Holmes
Graham
Chicago
Hileife
Labor panel backs bill shielding unions from government aid
Washington April 2 The house committee on labor reports a bill to prevent government aid from competing with organized musicians and other unions. The measure stems from pressure by labor groups seeking to protect union activities and pricing from government interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Labor
Weather Outlook for Midwestern Areas and New York
Herrid's Forecast reports fair and warmer weather across the Middle States today with possible rain in the western and lake districts by night. Friday brings fair to partly cloudy skies with temperature changes and fresh east winds, followed by local rain in western districts, possibly reaching eastern areas overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrid
New York
Midle
All-Wool Dress Goods Sale Offerings
All wool dress fabrics on sale three drives with Chevists and Chevrons. 20 pieces at 25 cents a yard, formerly 37 140. 15 pieces at 48 cents a yard, formerly 48 cents. 17 pieces 40 inches wide, face guards styles, at 48 cents a yard, formerly 63 cents.
Mohair Specials From Local Store
Mohair specials advertise 42 inch Siciliennes at 45 cents and 50 inch Siciliennes at 50 cents with 54 inch Siciliennes priced at 95 cents to offer exceptional value.
Bicyclists Told of Weichel Jewelry Belts
Weichel the jeweler promotes a line of Bicycle Belts with novel ties for cyclists and invites customers to view the selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weichel
Paints and finishes advertised by Reynolds and Crockett brands
An assortment of historical paint products is listed including Atlantic Lead French Zinc Enamel Paints Carriage Paints Reynolds Pure Colors Reynolds Weed Finish Crockett's Preservative Ready Mixed Tinted Glass Paints Strictly Pure Linseed Oil Guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Crockett
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James d. Tigers
John Hagan
Pilladelionia
Shethstrict
John BH. Hinkson
Chester
Willan Stuhler
Norristown
Storm
Stroudsburg
Thomas A. Hunk Womeladorf
Charlie Foreniger
Ranewsters
Charles EL. Sehadt
Scraton
Thomas . Prups
Kingston
Charles el. King
John Kk. Royal
Harrisburns
John M. Carroll
Onvention
Zation
Dwight N. Lowrey
Lowrey
GLOBE
Warien
M'Kinley
Green Mountains
Willam McWinley
Ohio
Reed
Maine
Antac
Court of Arbitration
Argument
Fiatorial
Cuba
Florence
Suburban News
Free Silver Democrats
Atlanta
Oloney A. E. Buck
McKinley Forces
Tuck
A. L. Jonson
Moktniey N
Mr. Dockery
Missouri
Father Marquette
Wisconsin
Mir Vilas
Mississippi
Statuary Hall
Teller
Republican Party
St. Louis
Sherman
Finley
Lackawanna Avenue
Bicyclists
Spruce Street
Matthews Brothers
Atlantic
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