21 Dec 1896
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1896
Page
1
The notice points to offerings beyond toys and pictures, emphasizing specialties bought specifically for the holiday season. It notes abundant stock across multiple categories and invites shoppers to explore lines beyond the usual items.
List of various Duchess Lace and Fine Linen handkerchiefs with price ranges from $0.40 to $5.00, including Duchess Tae and Duchess Lace items. Mentions Swiss Irish and Japanese embroidered pieces and initial hem-stitched designs. Describes them as finely made and offered at multiple price points.
The notice presents a rough description of a commodity sale with pricing and desirability noted. It calls attention to the value and appeal of the items while implying standardized payments and conditions.
The notice lists fur items and prices including children's sets from $1.50 to $12.00 and fur pieces from $100 to $2.75. It highlights Detrich Feather House selections with prices from $2.25 to $17.00 and velvet collars and fancy fronts priced up to $20.00, noting stylish neckwear of the season.
The advertisement proclaims Coronet Real Kid Gloves in black tan brown and mods with 4 Button or b Hook styles. Gift price 1.00 and 4 Button gloves for evening wear 1.25. Children's dressed up undressed kid gloves and mittens in all sizes and colors priced to 100 dollars.
A vintage ad describes a goods store offering day goods, gloves for men and youths, suspenders, neckwear, handkerchiefs, and ties. It highlights varied styles, nickel or sterling buckles, and items like tweed or linen handkerchiefs with or without initials, with prices up to $2.00.
Regulation sweaters target men and boys with conventional everyday styles and peculiars for cranks. The item highlights practical knitwear options and a tongue in cheek note on unusual designs.
Notions and toilet sets offered in three piece gift combos including a case comb brush and mirror with white metal finish. Prices range from 1.25 to 3.40. Celeloid eight piece sets priced 2.75 to 6.00. Heavy French plate hand mirrors and fancy cloth brushes offered with varied finishes and prices. Pocketbooks and purses in leather and skins, Asian silks, and feather goods priced from 10 cents to 5 dollars.
Celebrated Perfumery Colgate and Company highlights its standard perfumes and new extracts Alba Violet Alba Rose Hermova among others. They emphasize selling at real values without extra charge for a famous name, offering familiar odors at popular prices.
Article examines Secretary Olney's stance on executive prerogative in foreign affairs. It cites precedents on receiving diplomats, recognizing governments, and potential war powers without immediate Congressional approval. It discusses implications for U S Cuban matters and recent Central American diplomacy, highlighting limits and tensions between Congress and the president.
A Toledo dispatch reports the sugar trust has completed its purchase of the Woolson Spice Company mills in Chicago. The large transaction closes with payment made, a notable note that despite the high price, the Woolson operation remains intact under new control.
In San Francisco Bob Fitzsimmons says he will travel to New York early next week to discuss a fight with Corbett. He notes Corbett may take a side wager and expects to meet soon for terms. He also recalls prior disputed decisions with Sharkey and Choynski and aims for a fair deal in March.
In Ashland Pennsylvania at 1 AM Centre street saw a stabbing affray over a dispute between Patrick Gouldin and Robert McCormick. William Bivans and Anthony Cummings tried to separate McCormick while John and Michael Gouldin attacked Evans and Cummings. Knives were drawn. three Gouldins were knocked to the road. John and Michael Gouldin fared worst, with injuries possibly nonrecoverable. McCormack stabbed in the buttock. Evans and Cummings escaped with minor cuts. All participants arrested.
Queen Lilinekalini of Hawaii and her entourage depart San Francisco by Bunset Express for Boston via New Orleans. She plans to visit husband's relatives in Providence and extend goodwill toward the Fan Francie, accompanied by a small party and secretary.
Toledo December 4 A grave at Povest cemetery was robbed overnight. The body of Frank Cartwright superintendent of Lucas County Infirents was stolen and later recovered at the American Express office in Union Station. Police say investigations will lead to several arrests.
Terre Haute reports the Ultiminous miners strike ends after a vote to accept a five cent per ton reduction from sixty cents. About 2000 miners across three counties agree after some workers had accepted 25 to 60 cents elsewhere. Operators may seek broader acceptance of the cut.
Private advices from Key West report that Maceo, young Gomez, and twenty five others including five Americans were poisoned by treachery of Dr. Zertucha, with executioner Ahumada and Chugeda implicated. Bones were recovered by Aldomero Acosta and examined.
Madrid reports indicate Prime Minister Canovas del Castillo will respond to President Cleveland's Cuba note and outlines plans to push reforms only after insurrection is quenched. Government warns against anti American demonstrations while hoping reforms avoid US conflict. Epoca calls for prudent judgment to prevent greater difficulties.
A Peckville fire destroyed a two story Hickory street home about 10 last night after efforts by local fire brigades failed to save it. Alfred Greening had purchased the building two months earlier and John C Whith had occupied it until a week ago. the loss is $1,200 with partial insurance. The neighboring Brundage estate building sustained light damage.
Lincoln Neb Dec 20 William J Pryan leaves at 2 today for Atlanta Ga to lecture on the 24th and may spend Christmas there He will return to Lincoln for the Men s Metallic club banquet on December 28 He was pressed on the Cuban question but refused to discuss it citing lack of time and disposition.
Ships arriving in New York include Paris from Southampton Patria from Hamburg Munchan from Bremen La Gascogne from Havre. La Champagne arrived at Havre. Campania departed Queenstown bound for New York. Southwark, en route from New York to Antwerp, passed Dover.
Chicago December 4 The National Bank of Illinois has been suspended by the Clearing House and is not expected to reopen tomorrow.
Clinton G. Hancock general passenger agent of the Reading Railroad company died in Philadelphia after a long illness from a complication of diseases.
Alexander Hermann born in Paris becomes a renowned magician touring Europe and America. He performs in St Petersburg and Madrid, entertains royalty including the Sultan of Constantinople, and dies in 1874 after a storied career with illusions, tricks, and generous humor.
A survey of two major furniture plants in Grand Rapids indicates a post election upswing across the industry with 15 additional workers. Reports from four more factories confirm renewed demand and rising employment in furniture making and related goods.
Indications of increasing cloudiness and local snow accompany a broad survey of national and state topics. Highlights include presidential war powers, Spain unrest fading, legislative talks with senators, the inaugural ball plans, market reports, sermons by Gibbons and Grant, no Winton Borough school board, peniten tiary life scenes, and a note on a railroad story along with suburban happenings in the valley.
A family of five perished in a blaze at their home on East 68th Street New York. Aaron Goldsmith 45 years old his wife Katilda Goldsmith 34 years old and children Bertha 10 Wattie ? Frank 6 years old were all killed in the fire.
New York weather bulletin reports cloudy to overcast conditions in the Middle States with light snow possible on the coast. Winds shift from southwest to northwest, leading to a gradual rise in temperature and a milder Tuesday with variable winds and a chance of snow.
Louisville December - Chairman Johnstone and Hon Wilam Govel of the Silver Democratic State central committee along with H A Somera of the Silver Democratic campaign committee decided yesterday not to contest the election of the twelve McKinley electors due to inability to raise funds for the expenses involved.
Dee 24 Jim Stone charged with assaulting Mrs J M R Green of this city. He was brought here from Louisville where arrested to prevent lynching. His examining trial set for Tuesday but a mob is expected to act before then.
The Spanish ambassador to Vienna reports that the American president designatee Kinley has been shown to oppose war with Spain. This dispatch notes perceived favorable information from Madrid and suggests a de escalation tone in the U S stance.
Finley offers black and fancy silks and satins with an elegant line of evening shades. Moire velours in black and evening shades showcased for holiday shoppers.
Advertises a range of coatings and supplies including Atlantic Lead, French Zinc, Ready Mixed Tinted Glass Paints, Strictly Pure Linseed Oil, and a Guaranteed quality claim. The listing emphasizes product lineup and assurances.
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