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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1895

Page

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National Capital Talk on Senate Finance Measures

Senate committee on finance forms a nine member panel split between silver and anti silver camps. Mitchell Teller Pettigrew Pritchard are silver. Cullom Platt Quay Bear are anti silver. Chandler acts as balance. The panel will meet after adjournment to assign new and adjust older committee roles.

Senate Sherman Mitchell Oregon Teller Colorado Cullom Illinois Platt Connecticut Quay Pennsylvania Chandler New Hampshire Pettigrew North Dakota Bear Iowa Pritchard North Carolina Messrs Dubois Hansbrough Gallinger

Senate proposals on silver coinage and gold to silver ratio

Two financial measures were introduced in the senate. One by Mr Mills of Texas provides coinage of silver bullion into half dollars quarters and dimes and allows redemption of legal tender notes in silver or gold when gold reserves exceed 100 million, with tighter rules below that level. A second measure by Mr Chandler of New Hampshire calls for unlimited gold and silver coinage at 1 to 15 percent only if England France and Germany adopt similar laws.

Washington Senate Committee On Finance Mills Texas Treasury Secretary of the Treasury Chandler New Hampshire England France Germany Gallinger Call Spain

Sherman Names Senate Committees for Republicans

Washington report shows D. J. Sherman announcing the members chosen to form the Republican senate committees and distributing seats by service and national interest. The caucus debated his decisions, with concerns over potential overreach as the new influence grows.

Washington

Philadelphia Eyes Municipal Electric Light Savings

The Lexow Committee resumed its inquiry into Philadelphia's electric lighting. Prof. William D. Marks of Edison Electric Light and Arthur H. Lea testified that a municipal plant could save about one million dollars annually by providing 5,800 to 6,300 arc lights, though Edison cannot bid due to city ordinances.

Philadelphia Andrews Senatorial Committee William D. Marks The Edison Electric Light Company Arthur H. Lea Marks Freedley Edison Electric Trust

Blue and Gray Veterans to Parade in New York 1896

About fifty prominent New Yorkers organized a July 4 1896 parade to unite surviving Civil War veterans of the blue and the gray. Leaders include Chauncey M Depew Judge Martin T MacMahon Andrew C Dickinson Charles A Dana and John J Garnett. The event aims to bring together former Union and Confederate factions for a grand fraternal reunion in the city.

New York Mayor Strong Chauncey M. Depew Martin T. MacMahon Andrew C. Dickinson Charles A. Dana John J. Garnett City Hall

Drummer's suicide follows lavish purchase for actress

Sylvester Brown a New York jewelry salesman killed himself in his Westerman's Hotel room after spending about 2000 on a variety actress he planned to marry. He had promised to pay with a $4000 draft from New York, which never arrived, and had been arrested days earlier on threats but released at the woman's request.

Nimactf St. Louis Sylvester Brown New York Westerman

Stern Forfeits Big Bail For Spa Offense

Munich reports Louis Stern of New York forfeited 80 000 marks ( about 20000 dollars ) bail for appearance to serve penalty after insulting Baron Von Thuengen deputy Spa commissioner at Kissengen last summer. Stern’s respite expired and he failed to surrender. he was sentenced to two weeks in prison and a 129 mark fine.

Pavelion Munich Louis Stern New York Baron von Thuengen Spa Kissengen Stern

A H Andrews & Co Assigns in Circuit Court

Chicago December 5. The furniture maker A H Andrews & Co assigns in the Circuit Court confessing judgment for 25767 to Globe National Bank. Liabilities are estimated at 500000 and assets are described as very light.

Chicago A. H. Andrews & Co Cirrcuit Globe National Bank Much Leva

Woman Commits Suicide Over Fear of Gypsies

In Metropolis Illinois a Benton Precinct widow Mrs Fred Marcus died by suicide by jumping into a cistern. The tragedy follows an especially troubling incident when gypsies reportedly took a lock of Marcus hair a year earlier fueling fear and distress in the woman.

Metropolis Fred Marcus Benton Precinct M M.arcus

Wellsboro Mystery: Merrick Withdraws Discharge Motion

Major Merrick, counsel for Mrs. Charlotte Howell, withdraws the motion to discharge her and opens the defense in the Wellsboro murder trial. He claims William Rightmire is the real culprit and notes letters and dying statements to challenge the prosecution. Expert testimony questions handling of organs used for poisoning analysis.

Wellsboro Charlotte Howell Elizabeth Knapp George W. Merrick Merrick Commonwealth Miss Knapp William Rightmire Howell Mra. Howell Brown John Brahaney

Died During Finger Amputation After Mine Injury

Frank Y. Hipp of Silver Brook died during an operation to remove a crushed finger after ether anesthesia was given at a Pottsville hospital. He had been injured in a mine, and authorities report no further details at this time.

Pottsville Frank Y. Hipp Silver Brook Hipp

Pisa Investigation Opens at Farnhurst Hospital

The board of trustees of the State hospital for the insane at Farnhurst in Wilmington Del held an investigation into the death of Louis Pisa. Dr Hancker absent on Oct 5 returned to learn post mortem said heart disease and witnesses including ex Attendant Oaks David M Waples Robert Kenyon and Dr Harry P Clayton testified. The board endorsed hiring a general supervisor for the male department and will act at the next meeting with a further inquiry planned.

Farnhurst Wilmington Del State Hospital For the Insane Hancker Louis Pisa Pisa Hammond Oaks David M. Waples Robert Kenyon Harry P. Clayton

Keogh Defeats Boy Wonder in Syracuse Pool Match

Keogh of Scranton defeats Eby the so called Boy Wonder by 626 to 1w in Syracuse NY. Other results include Sherman 126 over Brofft 111 Walsh 126 over Horgan 112 Clearwater 125 over Sutton 47. Standings show Clearwater unbeaten, Keogh 2–0, Eby 2–1, Sherman 1–1 with several others 1–2 or 0–3.

Boy Wonder Syracuse Eby Keogh Scranton Sherman Brofft Walsh Horgan Clearwater Sutton de Oro Button Stoff

Satolli Cardinal Investiture Ceremony Postponed

Baltimore dispatch reports the investiture of Mgr. Satolli with the insignia of cardinalate at the cathedral, set for Sunday December 1, has been postponed. Officials will announce the new date tomorrow amid confirming notes from the church and city authorities.

Baltimore Mgr Satolli

Messengers With Beretta Sail From Genoa

The messengers bearing the Beretta sailed from Genoa today. The steamship is not due in New York until the 16th and may be delayed, making the ceremony date imperative.

Genoa New York

Barbara Aub Case Postponed as Langerman Liberty Sought

New York December 5 Surprises mark the Barbara Aub Langerman case with Miss Aub’s arraignment postponed. Recorder Goff defends his conduct and asserts Aub’s confession was voluntary after careful reading and oath. Langerman’s counsel seeks a writ of habeas corpus in Supreme Court.

lew—Langerman New York Barbara Aub W. L Langerman Miss Aub Criminal Court Barbara Tombs Mrs. Foster Townsend Cowling Colonel Fellows Tameen Levy Haire Andrews Supreme Court Goff Turu Wim Barbara Ruth Broadway Dong

Greenville Hotel Fire Claims One Life in Hortonville

A hotel six miles east of Perth, Green ville hotel, burned to the ground this morning. William Reuter, an employee, suffocated and died. Several members of a medicine troupe escaped by leaping from second floor windows in their night robes.

Perth Hortonville Wis Greenville Here William Reuter

Salisbury's Reply to Olney Note on Venezuela Question

London reports will publish that Lord Ballebury's reply now en route to Washington analyzes forty years of Venezuela history and states Great Britain does not abandon the Schoonburgh boundary as the minimum territory she claims. Filibusterers at Work in Seattle notes Hawaiian government evidence of a new Pacific coast filibuster scheme with consul general Wilder investigating Puget Sound.

Salisbury London Lord Ballebury Olney Washington Great Britain Schoombergh Seattle Wash Pacific Charles T. Wilder Puget Sound

Democratic State Chairman Struck Down in Allentown

Allentown Pa Dec 6 Democratic State Chairman Robert E Wright collapsed at noon while at a care in court and is confined to his home His physician reports no serious injury to his fitness despite the sudden illness.

Wright Til Allentown Robert E. Wright Mr. Right

Irish Champion Heavyweight Bout Draws Early Matchup

The report notes Peter Maher the Irish champion heavyweight and Rob Drege the champion weight were matched in morning SRR to one with Slippery Bob as the opponent in a tentative pairing.

Slippery Bob Aay York Peter Maher Rob Drege

Slaughter at Erzurum Massacre Report Terrible Toll

A Boston letter describes Erzurum in Asiatic Turkey as in shock after a massacre of Christians. About 700 houses and 1,400 shops were looted, nearly 1,000 killed, and over 100 wounded as mobs attacked during the day. The note notes widespread destruction, destitution, and fear, with foreign consuls seeking safety guarantees and foreign occupation seen as the only remedy.

Boston Erzercum Turkey Bogton Erzeroum

Germanys Naval Power Adopts Expanded Cruiser Plan

Washington reports from Chemnitz quote Admiral Werner urging Germany to build 100 million francs in new cruisers to defend vast commerce in wartime. He notes the government currently funds only four fast modern cruisers and argues for immediate expansion.

Werner Washington United States Monaghan Chemnitz Germany State Department Aril France

Conspiracy at Canton Aimed to Capture City for Independence

Boston reports from Canton, China, describe an attempted seizure to establish an independent government. A writer cites information from the United States Consul about attackers planning to capture Canton with pistols and ammunition.

Boston Mall Canton China United States Carlorre

Fuller Rumored to Join Rail Union as Counsel

A report claims Chief Justice Fuller would resign to become general counsel of a proposed New York to Chicago and St. Louis railroad coalition at a salary of 50000 a year. Ex-Secretary Whitney is said to have arranged it. An inquiry at Fuller’s home denied the report as unfounded.

Washington Fuller Supreme Court of the United States New York Chicago St. Louis Whitney

Churchill's First Fight Aids Royalists in Cuba Engagement

Havana reports describe the Collazo expedition landing the insurgents near Jagustamus and a fierce clash where Spanish troops claimed victory. Churchill and Spencer praised for conduct near Ciego de Avila as Gomez and Maceo suffered defeats. a looted schooner burned at Santa Cruz del Sur. Hartford notes Cuban revolutionaries seek arms from Colt’s and Pratt & Whitney machines.

Spain Cuba Havana Collazo Laeret Ciencaga Zapata Jagustamus Santi Spiritus Zayas Villas Julio Cayo Frances Suares Valdes Navarro Gomez Maceo Claga de Avila Jicolen Posltiona Winston Churchill Royal Army Lord Randolph Churchill Mangillo Suarez Valdex Martines de Campos Winston Leonard Churchill Spencer Ciego de Avila Suarez Maximo Gomez Cuban Revolutionary Party Colt's Patent Firearms Company Pratt & Whitney

Rabbit hunt ends in six thousand rabbits slain in Kiowa county

The Kiowa county rabbit hunt near Mullinville, Kansas, drew 165 participants on horseback and resulted in about 6000 rabbits killed. The rabbits will be shipped free by rail to humane societies in Chicago and Cleveland for disposal.

Wichita Kan Kiowa County Mullinville Humane Societies Chicago Cleveland

Three Men Buried Under a Train Wreck on N&WR

A coal train wreck on the Norfolk and Western at Lick Branch kills three men. A double train with pushers on a steep grade breaks apart, pushers reverse, collide with the second section engine, causing fatalities.

Norfolk and Western Bluefelds W. Vo Dew Lick Branch

One Man Chosen Major McDowell Selects Appointees

Washington December 5 Major McDowell of the house began selecting appointees for several clerkships. E A Hempstead of Meadville Pennsylvania was chosen as newspaper clerk at $2000 per year. Hempstead was endorsed by Senator Quay Representative Griswolle State Senator Andrews for the post.

Major McDowell Washington McDowell House E. A. Hempstead Meadville Hempstead Quay

Richness of the Gold Find in Local Hills

Dec. 1 report from Ballda Col notes a gold strike certainty with about 200 prospectors in the hills. All nearby land is claimed and assays at grass roots run from 1 to 25 dollars, signaling a burst of mining activity.

Ballda Col

No Divorce for Mrs Addicks in Addicks Case

Wilmington Del December 5 Alexander B Cooper the commissioner to take testimony in the Rosalie Addicks versus J Edward Addicks divorce case made a report this afternoon to Mrs Addicks lawyers detailing the evidence and issues in the contested suit.

Mra Addicks Wilmington Del Alexander B. Cooper Rosalie ‘Addicks J. Edward Addicks

Finley’s Blankets and Comfortables Catalog Listing

A catalog of blankets and comfortables in cotton and wool includes 10-4 and 12-4 sizes in white, grey, and scarlet, and all wool options. Also offered are California plains, damask borders, and fancy blankets with prices from $2.00 to $3.85. The page highlights sateen, eiderdown, and down filled varieties, plus children’s wear in various colors.

California

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the People of Scranton Astrakan National Capital Talk Pittsburg Senin D. C San Francisco McKinley Menion the National Committee Ohio Carter Cincinnati Pittsboro Senator Quay Mr. Call Florida Secretary of State Sanguily Gorman Natora West Blackburn Congress Ponverivania Lexow Committee A. H. Andrews & Co, Assign Inter Constantinople Trebizond Balboort Erzingan Bitlis Harpoot Wegung Kemakh Terjan Binboort Kooroo Chal Ezroomslain Keepo Passan Kharcos Alashgird Byazid Farone Tivnig Russia Hong Kong PLUM Justice Fuller Churchill Finley Lackawanna Avenue Flounay W. J. Weichel Lancaster Edward Frank Fitskey George Miller Frank Welsh Bing Amosoka Gordonville Vans Ae Living Pistures Dee Kilanyi Tures Yentehay
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