27 Aug 1896
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1896
Page
1
A fragmented passage evokes seasonal openings and early mood, mentioning women, styles, fabrics, and fashion notes. The text blends impressions of garments, fabrics, and the sense of a new season with stylistic reflections, creating a poetic newspaper fragment.
A list of fabric and textile items appears in a catalog style row including wares such as Wool Corlurays Mohair Venttians Persian Brocades Fancy Whip Cords and Mohair blends. The piece reads like a trade notice for novelty textiles with many archaic names and misspellings.
For fancy wear, buyers can explore many effects with popular fabrics including Rough Mounts, Poplins, Cishineres, Sorges, Ut tuimuwas, and crochet elements.
A notice inviting visitors to explore an exclusive novel display during opening days. The feature promises access to unique items not available elsewhere and extends welcome to all readers.
The document outlines J McKinley accepting the four conditions linked to silver coinage and bimetallism. It discusses the Chicago platform, the danger of free coinage, and the need for parity between silver and gold, with references to policy history and international law.
Senator Quay says his attacks on Senator Martin were unfair and that Republican factions in Pennsylvania now seek unity. The piece recounts his remarks on the Cameron renomination and notes campaign stops by Bryan in New York and Pennsylvania with large crowds and supportive receptions.
The Erie Pennsylvania gathering of Democrats selected a slate for state officers and delegates to the national convention. Chauncey F. Black and John D. Worman were re elected president and secretary, with John B. Larkin chosen to head the state society. Delegates from Pittsburgh Philadelphia and York were named to the national convention. Resolutions praised Bryan and Sewall as ideal candidates defending the common people against wealth and monopolies.
A party of American and German explorers trapped in Peruvian forests faced a savage attack by the Campa tribe. Ten Indians attacked as hunger and exposure worsened, two Germans killed, Cooper the American guide helped defend, and the rest scattered into darkness amid gunfire and cries for help.
In New York on April 21 readers recall a charitable effort for the widow Orenda of 2, promising support at the Academy of Minico. Community figures contributed, and a notable sum of about 31,900 was raised to assist the bereaved family and related beneficiaries.
A broken report claims Professor Andree abandons plans to cross the Arctic from Halloon to Nepwary. It notes the expedition's aim to reach the North Pole region and mentions observers and deans involved in the decision.
An official denial states there is no truth to reports of discord between the Department and the Minister to Constantinople. No resignation is indicated for any official, and all concerned are assured of the minister’s able administration of U S affairs.
Reports from Havana describe American prisoners in Cabanas Fort suffering severe disease dysentery and starvation. Prisoners say they were starved forced to beg for basic goods and denied entry to U.S. authorities. They appeal to Maria Christina and Washington for mercy and relief amid brutal conditions and filth.
Charles Comstock, of Windsor, was captured in New Milford after a two week manhunt tied to forgery schemes in the United States and Canada. Authorities say his forgeries totaled about 14000 dollars and involved relatives. He previously worked in Windsor but was driven out by the court and placed on the road as a salesman. Deputy Sheriff Cus Wales escorted him to Lilly city for custody.
Artie MeaArthur of Washington died today after suffering Henri failure. Vencedor, racing at Atlantic City, topped Verne by twenty six seconds in a yacht race. The event honored President Garshedd’s engagement, with Canaan mentioned among places on the day’s results.
The morning brief notes cloudiness and possible showers, with varied items including McKinley related political letters, local charity notices, a Dunmore youth tragedy, and public opinion features. Other items cover sports, press commentary, and regional market updates.
At the New York Republican state convention Frank C Black was nominated for governor on the fourth ballot amid high enthusiasm. Black received 457 votes out of 768. New York carried 14 votes. Timothy L Woodmill, nominated by W A Pon ergast, was chosen for lieutenant governor on the first ballot as the convention adjourned at 2 pm.
Hilton Hughes and Co successors to the famed A T Stewart firm announce closure in New York. Two thousand employees affected as market pressures mount amid ailing trade. Local weather outlook shows dull skies and cooler temps with scattered rain in northern districts.
Mr. Bryan arrived in re, Pa on August 26 at 7 o'clock this evening as part of a trip toward the setting sun.
A brief ad notes Renacy Mixed Tinted Gloss Paints and Strictly Pure Linseed Oil with guaranteed quality for home use. The listing emphasizes durability and finish for interior surfaces.
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