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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1896

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Gold Democrats Repudiate It At National Convention

An open letter from the National Executive Committee of the Gold Democratic party denounces the Chicago convention platform as treacherous and aims to rally Democrats against the live issues. It cites the party’s history and condemns the alleged betrayal of minority rights at the convention. The statement urges Republicans and Democrats opposing the platform to unite and send delegates to oppose the Chicago outcome.

Prue Democrats United States Democratic Party Jefferson Ceveland Nowan Deitel Logistuth Chilcago Dele Dilenatesa Cleveland Vverinnee Chicago Dev Weillheithis

Murder Amid Susquehanna County Farming Community

A violent stabbing in Susquehanna County leads to the arrest of Michel Welly and the recovery of Victors and others. Neighbors fear potential vigilante action as authorities investigate the motive and the deadly assault on a farmer and two others.

Resignation of Lancaster County Democratic Chair

Lancaster county announces the resignation of Aug Jr Wilhibonob from the chairmanship citing opposition to the Chicago platform as un-Democratic. A Gold Democrats meeting in Lancaster called for a county convention next Monday to elect delegates to the state convention in Philadelphia. Delegates to the Chicago convention join in the call.

Lancaster Aug. Jr Wilihonob Democratic County Committee Chicago Philladelphia

Republican conference in Potter County adjourns after nominations

Potter County Protest noted as Republican conference of the Sixteenth district in Williamsport meets. H. B. Packer of Tioga and H. T. Harvey of Clinton placed in nomination. Conference adjourns until tomorrow morning and protests action until the county convention on Wednesday. No protest action taken.

Potter County Williamsport Sixteenth H. B. Packer Tioga H. T. Harvey Clinton Fotter County

Crumbs of Comfort for the Bryanites

A Washington gathering of Populist and Silver leaders discusses campaign strategy for the Democratic ticket and free coinage. Senator Bacon reports broad coast to Mississippi enthusiasm. plans for Bryan’s itinerary include Buffalo Erie Lincoln St Louis Louisville and southern militia towns with focus on October messages and party unity.

Washington Ave. Vi Jones Abr Johnson Kansas Empate Bacon Gleorgia Faulkner Congressional Committee Tion Mettonville Ghigo TP. O ‘Towles Missouri Hucon Bland Bryan Buffalo Erie Lincoln St. Louis Louisville Atlanta North Carolina Richmond Baltimore Silver Party Ohio Indiana Ilinois Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Joe Sibley

Senator Stewart Replies To Thurtone on Bryan Slurs

A published reply from Senator William M. Stewart addresses charges against William Jennings Bryan. The document defends truth and law under the Union Pacific issue and condemns repeating slander as libel while urging Thurtone to retract unfounded accusations. The communication references journalistic bias and the role of official positions in amplifying slander.

Mr. Bryan Sharon Stanford Bryan Sir William M. Stewart Washingtom Somaitur Beeywannek Tiutaten Siewart Thurstum Win Conuevereys Carl William Brean Traska Free Silver Uinlon Pacific Railroad Gaeain

Woman horsewhips Philadelphia husband in Atlantic City

Mrs. Mary Henry, after jealously distrusting her husband’s relations with a Philadelphia girl, horsewhipped him in public on Kentucky Avenue near the beach. Henry, a woolen goods maker and Union League member, is owner of the Penn Valley stud farm. he struck back before police took him in, while Mrs. Henry declined to prosecute.

Atlantic City Mary Henry Kentucky Avenue Philadelphia Union League Club Penn Valley Morris Villy Anton Mra. Fleury Boyond Berkeley

Fire at Camp Ground Ravages York Pennsylvania

A large fire at a camp ground five miles north of York injures several and destroys multiple structures. About one hundred patrons were on the grounds when flames broke out, with some escaping unhurt while others were carried to safety. The incident affected tents and cars, with fire companies working to prevent spread and insurance noted on the buildings.

York Minies Grove New York Baltimere

PHILADELPHIANS IN CUBA READY TO FIGHT SPAIN

Information from the Cuban revolutionary party reports a 75 man expedition with air munitions landed in Cuba last Thursday. The force originated in Philadelphia and included several residents. it had sailed to a South American port before the landing.

Philadelphia Cuban Revolutionary Party Cuba

Weather and politics mix in morning news roundup

Weather Indications Today fair and cooler with northerly winds. Manifesto of the Gold Democrats and comfort for Bryanites. Education Has Its Erect, Horsewhipper Her Husband, Senator Stewart Answers Thurston. Prian's Trip Up the Hudson and serious Belfast rioting. Busy day in court Franklin Fire Company trouble. Local note on a new assessment probable and various suburban sports happenings. Wall Street review concludes the market outlook.

Gold Democrats Franklin Fire Company

McKinley and Hanna Plan Literature Push and Campaign Strategy

In Cleveland on August 1 McKinley and Hanna discussed the expanding education campaign. They reported 15 million campaign documents distributed and predicted a broader rollout. McKinley will not stump or address the G.A.R. gathering in Milwaukee, with eastern efforts concentrating on the press and headquarters as plans unfold.

Republican Party McKinles Cleveland Aujuy McKinley Hanna Milwaukee Peaiunot Bryan

Bryan At Rest In Upper Red Hook For Letter Draft

Aug 17 in Upper Red Hook Dutchess County New York reports William J. Bryan and wife staying with Mr and Mrs Perrine for a week or ten days to draft his acceptance letter. A reception drew many locals and Republicans as Bryan discussed the silver issue and tariff with James Cockran and outlined plans to speak in Brooklyn and New England in September.

Upper Red Hook Dutchess County N. Y William J. Bryan Bryan Mra B.C. Perrine Perrine Female Academy Jacksonville Mathering Deyvean Meade Rourke Cockran Bryan Walls Cockran New York Brooklyn New England New Aliie Thirsten Stewart Vesyany Prva

Colored Waters to Meet McKinley for Speech

Major and Mrs Meinley return from Cleveland. Tomorrow at 1 oclock the colored civic leaders from Cleveland will call on Major McKinley. They arrive by special train from Forest City and the Major is expected to make a long speech.

Canton Meinley Cloveland Cleveland McKinley Forest City

Steamship Arrivals and Departures Listed for New York

Steamship arrivals at New York on August 17 include the Aller from Bremen the Zaandam from Amsterdam and the Fulda from Genoa. Vessels reporting out departures include the Werra at Gibraltar the Saale at Kerborug the State of California at Glasgow and the Massilia at Marseilles. Others listed include the Veendam from New York bound for Boulogne and Rotterdam the Karlsruhe from New York to Bremen and the Lixaril noted in transit.

New York Aller Hremen Zaandam Amsterdaam Fulda Genoa Werra Gibraltar Saale Kerborug State of California Glasgow Massilia Marseilles Veendam Boulogne Hotterdam Paschet Ligard Karlsruhe Bremen

Mary Abigail Dodge Dies After Illness in Wenham

Mary Abigail Dodge known as Gail Hamilton died in Wenham Massachusetts at 9 45 tonight after a week long illness starting Sunday morning. She had remained unconscious since the illness began and leaves behind acquaintances.

Wenham Mass Mary Abigail Dodge Gail Hamilton

New York Weather Forecast Brief

In the middle states today fair weather and light to moderate northwesterly and northerly winds prevail with temperatures rising after a brief dip. On Wednesday fair to warmer conditions expected with easterly to southerly breezes.

New York Middle States

Muslin Stock Clearance Before Fall Woods Opening

Muslin stock to clear before Fall woods opening. Finest in the market with rare inducements to close out lines. One lot Cambric Gowns with bro yoke and embroidered ruffle 75 cents. Odds of lace and embroidery trimmed gowns and other fine goods offered at about half price. Shirt waists sale continues.

Fall Woods

510 AND 512 Our He, Oating Shoes case begins today

The fragment mentions a case titled Our He, Oating Shoes starting today and extending through August, signaling the start of a legal matter or court proceedings. Details are sparse but indicate ongoing action across the month.

Matthews Brothers Paints Promise Quality and Purity

Matthews Brothers offers Ready Mixed Tinted Gloss Paints along with Strictly Pure Linseed Oil guaranteed for quality and purity. The advertisement emphasizes reliability and product standards for painters and homeowners.

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