Four Inch Speed Effect Jacquard Suits in Color Mix
A limited run of four inch speed effect jacquard suits offered in late, garnet, navy, green, tan and brown. Not many pieces available but claimed to be worth the investment for discerning buyers.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1895
Page
1
A limited run of four inch speed effect jacquard suits offered in late, garnet, navy, green, tan and brown. Not many pieces available but claimed to be worth the investment for discerning buyers.
A capital assortment of small iridescent check stuffs in two sizes, lovely combinations, and a durable cloth suitable for rough service while maintaining a neat appearance. Worth fully a penny per yard, these fabrics are matchless for school dresses.
A store advertises six pieces of all wool storm serge in navy only, guaranteed worth 1K. No additional stock will be offered after these are sold.
A consignor offers two cases of white ground fabrics featuring corded dimities, stripes, figures, and dots. The items are priced at double the seller’s asking price, reflecting strong value for collectors.
Revised Republican primary results from Lycoming County show overwhelming administration support with Hastings delegates secured and Quay leading in statewide counts. Reports from Lewiston Williamsport and Philadelphia detail majorities, with party leaders predicting stable conventions and possible minor shifts as remaining districts report. The piece also recounts a Florida lynching case involving Jailer Keysey and Deputy Perkins, noting nine deaths connected to Lewis and historic implications of a white man lynched in the state.
Chicago authorities report colored men organize secret preparations to send armed force to Spring Valley Tl to retaliate for alleged outbursts against black miners. An advisory board of the American Protective Association denounces Spring Valley’s mayor and pledges aid with 6000 men to preserve peace.
The English yacht Valkyrie arrives at Sandy Hook after a 22 day voyage from Gourock Bay Scotland. She covered 2770 nautical miles in 21 days 9 hours 40 minutes, averaging 129 miles daily, with tugs and the City of Bridgeport as tender. Dr. Doty examined the vessel aboard and she was towed to an anchorage off Liberty Island.
Emides Volpe, a Chester area resident, killed Generose Coligeno with a double barrel shotgun after Coligeno entered Volpe's daughter's room. Volpe surrendered to police in Chester, claiming the intruder threatened his family. Coligeno, 26, was described as locally known among Italians and often isolated from the community.
Sam Lewis, accused of killing nine men, was taken from jail and executed by firing squad. The event occurred at Jupiter, with authorities transporting him to a telegraph pole house before the final shots.
An August blast on the Pittsburgh and Eastern near McGee's Mills in Clearfield county, Pennsylvania, involved 150 kegs of powder. After the explosion, workers returned to the site and five died while five others were nearly unconscious. Gas accumulation released by the blast caused the fatalities and injuries. The jury acquitted the contractor.
In Ocean City Maryland on August 18 seven people died after a crowded small sail boat capsized in rough water. Ten aboard, only one survivor. victims include William Storrs and his family from Philadelphia and two Hall sisters from Bishopville. Search for the Hall girls continues.
In Madison county on Banjo branch Zebulon Whitt a United States deputy marshal was killed after an incident at a party. Four men including three who had been arrested confronted him disarmed him and fired four shots one of which hit Whitt in the heart. Jeff Mace is under arrest while the other three suspects are in hiding.
Two Dartmouth College students, George L. Day of Haverhill Massachusetts and Henry K. Balch of Hanover New Hampshire, were arrested in Baltimore on fraud and passing forged checks. Detectives tied them to recent forgery sprees in Washington and found several forged checks on their possession. They said they left home to have a good time and will likely be sent to Warrington for trial.
Arthur Leslie a German youth en route from Chicago to Wilmington was crushed on a freight train and died at the city hospital. Mrs Annie Lee of Harrisburg died from trolley injuries. Edward Pleegar Rockville yardmaster had a leg amputated after being thrown under a train.
A violent east wind and rain storm struck Pittsburg at 10 80 PM. The tow boat Lud Kelfer overturned at the Monongahela River wharf and Milile Limbaugh a chambermaid drowned. Crew escaped blown down houses unroofed cellars flooded. The storm lasted about 15 minutes and caused citywide alarm.
Long investigation ties train robber Oliver Curtis Perry and fellow convicts to Mrs Amelia Haswell of Troy and William A Hopkins of Low Point. Hopkins confesses aiding escape by leaving a lock open and supplying forged keys. Perry, McGuire, Quigley, Davis and O Donnell escaped last spring. Hopkins is jailed. Haswell travels out of state and faces possible arrest. Perry is now at Auburn prison after transfer from Matteawan.
Frank A Magowan once mayor of Trenton and a prominent businessman disappears from his New Jersey home and registers in El Reno Oklahoma on August 1. He has begun divorce proceedings against his wife in New Jersey and previously sought divorce there but failed. Mrs Magowan and family remain at Spring Lake New Jersey as details emerge.
Toledo on August 18 — six inmates led by Killoran Russell and Allen escaped Lucas County Prison after overpowering a turnkey Mosher during a shave. The group included John Mundy awaiting trial for wife murder Patrick Daly robbery George Reece grand larceny Robert McClelland grand larceny Richard Reynolds burglary and larceny and Henry Steinger a US prisoner charged with stealing letters. Police and deputy sheriffs pursue but the escapees had an hour head start.
London reports Afghan prince Nazrulla Khan offended as Emperor William ignores him during his Enghind visit. Nazrulla, confined to Dorchester House, receives hints from the Queen to stay away from royal circles and faces refusals from several governments including Turkey, which declines to receive him.
In Detroit on August 18 the United Presbyterian church under construction at Grand River and Alexandrine was struck by a tornado and nearly razed. Laborer Frank Sernovey was buried and killed, foreman Chris Johnson and brick layer Jesse North wounded by debris as walls and roof girders collapsed. The tornado cut a thirty foot wide path through the structure with no other nearby damage reported.
Washington reports that Thomas Holcomb, state treasury auditor, ruled on July 13 that ex-Senator Fansom is not entitled to the minister to Mexico salary. The decision, supported by Solicitor General Conrad and reviewed by the Department of Justice, clarifies the compensation dispute.
Easton Pa August 18 A loaded freight train overtook and collided with an empty coal train on the Easton and Amboy road near Three Bridges New Jersey at 1 PM. The freight engine derailed and several cars were wrecked. Conductor Charles Friend of Mauch Chunk was killed in the coal train caboose. The freight engineer and fireman leaped from the engine and escaped unharmed.
Robert Davis of Lewis' Hill drowned while swimming opposite Plymouth as cramps struck him in swift river water. He was a good swimmer and disappeared before companions could reach him. He leaves a wife and three children.
The foundation stone of Emperor William I’s monument was laid in Berlin by his grandson Emperor William II. A grand ceremony at Schloss featured addresses by Chancellor von Hohenlohe and Bavarian Minister Caum Serchenfeld, with cannon salutes as William II dedicated the memorial to his great-grandfather.
In Valencia and Castellon de la Plana Republican bands rising against the monarchy attacked Chovar seizing arms and money, captured the mayor, and fled into the countryside pursued by gendarmes. Gandia and Denia saw demonstrations with telegraph lines cut and arrests reported as authorities move to quell the unrest.
Cincinnati report says ex Governor James E Campbell, urged for the Democratic state nomination, declines the offer at his Hamilton home. He cites his present financial condition as the reason for declining and returns from county conventions show broad backing for him.
Prices reduced to close out balance of stock at local store. Store officials announce final clearance on remaining items with discount depths varying by product. Shoppers are urged to act quickly as stock is limited and sale ends when items are exhausted.
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