Holiday Bargain Closeout at Globe Store
Globe announces closing out sale on holiday goods including toys dolls bric a brac and fancy items. The notice emphasizes wide stock and drastic discounts to clear inventory.
23 Dec 1896
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1896
Page
1
Globe announces closing out sale on holiday goods including toys dolls bric a brac and fancy items. The notice emphasizes wide stock and drastic discounts to clear inventory.
State official seizes Bank of Minnesota assets as suspensions ripple through Minneapolis financial circles. Officials report deposits and city funds at risk while investigators assess missing capital and potential receivership actions.
The trial of Julio Sunewilly on conspiracy charges against Spanish authorities devolved into a mutinous session in Havani. The court saw tense arguments from defense and prosecution as the judge adjourned amid disruptions. The case centers on Sunewilly’s alleged ties as a Spaniard by birth and American citizen, with the defense seeking acquittal and release. Military reports describe ongoing operations and casualties among forces, including Colonel Luria’s and General Salone’s movements, amid broader conflict in the region.
Miss Mary J. Powell a young visitor from Winona Somerset county Maryland was found dead in her bed at a Philadelphia boardinghouse 912 Spruce Street. Authorities say she was killed by inhaling illuminating gas from an open jet after arriving in the city yesterday for an operation on her nose.
An unidentified woman, possibly Miss Powell, died under unclear circumstances at a hospital. She was well dressed with a gold watch and chain and a small amount of money. She may have been a schoolteacher from Winona, and friends have notified the coroner to transport the body.
Major Mekiny left Chicago and plans a quiet holiday in Dayton with his wife Miss Sora Dano and two relatives. He said his visit had few callers during the holidays due to the season and noted the trip would be restful after a busy stay. He praised the visit as beneficial for both himself and Min.
New York December 22 The American Desermer Steel Manufacturers held a second special meeting but no definite agreement was reached. Efforts will continue to conciliate the Bellair group as a large plant concerns loom in the decision. A further meeting may be called depending on next week’s talks with Western manufacturers.
A December Washington dispatch reports Representative Lok of California will introduce a bill on coal duties arguing for or against tariff protection. The piece notes interest from Speaker pro tempore Daniel and reflects on prior duties, production data, and recent coal developments near Swansea Wales influencing sentiment.
A mob attack in Paducah Kentucky leaves Jim Sterne dead and a man named Charles Col in shot. Incendiary fires ignite buildings while armed factions patrol the town, prompting authorities to deploy deputies as residents brace for further clashes amid a wave of racial hostility and vigilante justice.
A disjointed OCR record describes a missing National Bank teller linked to a town near High Point. The note cites family statements and mystery surrounding the teller’s disappearance, with dates and some names garbled beyond recognition.
In Shamokin Pennsylvania William Leidy was accidentally shot in the left foot while hunting on Bear Gap Mountain. He crawled toward a road after the wound. a farmer found him, applied aid, and a doctor later treated him. Leidy survived after morphine and amputation of the injured finger, with hopeful prospects for recovery.
Bolke Penrose secured endorsement for United States senator at a crowded Academy of Music gathering in Philadelphia. Notables including Mr Wharton Congressman Binghman and James W Latta spoke as resolutions praising Penrose were adopted amid Quay's distant commentary on Wanamaker's defeat.
Baltimore December 2 Merchants and Manufacturers association passes resolutions condemning the cue ban and urging a just conservative approach in U S Cuba policy. The group pledges unity among businessmen to influence the Senate on Cuba questions and uphold orderly government action.
The widow of Professor Peraussin Tesco petitions Queena county court for administration of his estate. She says the estate is small at about $2000 with debts exceeding assets, and requests appointment as administrator.
The will of Henry L. Pierce of Boston filed in Suffolk probate grants the Walter Baker & Co Limited officers and employees sizable legacies. Recipients include J Frank Howland president and Pierce’s confidential clerks Charles B and Tabhor B Aliivich, H C Caillagher vice president, each $100,000. Other recipients: Frank J Hall head of New York agency, William J Brooks clerk, John F. Dewdlee treasurer, Harry Dye lane, Richard Folsom head of Chicago agency, Ethan A Cushing permanent of works at Mibbon, William Brooks, and Charles AL Pope each $40,000.
A Constantinople dispatch reports the sultan pardons Armenian prisoners convicted of crimes against the government or persons and those awaiting trial. Death sentences are commuted to exile or finery, with promised liberty after three months if behavior remains good. Clemency follows the Armenian patriarch’s appeal.
An unbroken account notes Dew Harrishing and Rudolph the oberg leading a special committee of the Business Men's League at the Wall Street headquarters opposing the Penrose plan. Senator Thomas oversees the Penrose quarters and meets Governor Hastings to discuss ballot timing.
Katie Seanton two years old of Theta Seanton a whinker from Ocean Grove died after a sledding accident or bear severe illness on a winter afternoon. Her sister Mary stayed at home and Mary became ill with similar symptoms later that day. A physician judged the cause to be a unidentifiable brain fever but the exact illness remains unclear.
A dynamite blast at Echoomer Lodge in Chester left Ne, who was severely wounded, in a critical condition. Surgeons at the Chestey Hospital performed antitoxins with satisfactory results, though the patient remained in danger.
The coroner and superintendent of Lucy County Infirmary obtained a warrant for Dr F O Mant charging malfeasance in the desecration of graves Beao and B Cirtwitoht. Mant was arrested at noon and Bead was killed in Shin Waud. Evidence suggests a professional ghoul harvesting organs may have operated there for months.
A cryptic report notes a man from Minnesota on a perilous journey toward St Louis as authorities trace a remarkable sequence of events. The tale mentions a fire incident and a drugged state, with focus on a lone traveler near the city limits.
Local morning bulletin covers heavy snow in the region and national policy notes. It lists court cases, market reviews, and notable society items including anniversaries and local happenings.
A blast at the No 2 Baltimore Shaft in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania yesterday left multiple workers injured. Fire continues to burn and officials plan flooding to control the blaze as eight men remain hospitalized.
Tisdale Palmer, an agent who sued about a hundred leading U S newspapers for damages over a published article accusing him of dishonest transactions, received a verdict of six and a quarter cents against Leader Publishing Company in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
A garbled local notice describes a store incident in Reading Pennsylvania. Police were called after a disturbance involving a girl and cape. A shoplifting accusation is mentioned along with a court or store verdict and possible confinement.
Arrivals include Havel from Bremen Mollie from London Ker Huaion from Antwerp Sulley by Lain for Itromen. Departures include Werra leaving for California Moville Slahted for Aruitieetam. Ocean passage notes mention Milestan from New York for Hotterdam, with Beachy Head passage.
Enamel paints tied to Matthews broth and Atlantic lead referenced in a French zine. Readable portions suggest trade or production notes linking materials and suppliers across oceanic routes. No clear event or outcome stated.
An advertisement lists RS Carriage Paints Reynolds Pure Colors Reynolds Wood Finis Crockett Preservative Ready Mixed Tinted Glass Paints Strictly Pure Linseed Oil and Guaranteed products. The brands emphasize durability and quality for painting and finishing.
Philadelphia hosts the sixteenth annual dinner of the New England Society of Pennsylvania this evening. Principal guests include Governors Lippitt of Rhode Island and Griggs of New Jersey, along with Attorney Harmon. They delivered brief remarks pertinent to the occasion.
Meadville December 2 directors of the Pittsburg Shenango and Lake Erie railroad authorize consolidation with the Butler and Mittebure railroad forming a new road to be named Pittsburg Hewsemer and pas Brie and Pal Neron C Drei aatane Pa to Pittsburg with several Legates.
In the Middle states today cloudy to partly cloudy weather prevails after snow. Winds shift from variable to westerly and northwesterly, with a slowly falling temperature. By Thursday in New York, if present, expect partly cloudy to fair skies and slightly colder conditions with fresh westerly and northwesterly winds.
Finley's offers black and fancy silks and satins with an elegant line of evening shades moire velours in black and evening shades.
A listing features French and Irish embroidered handkerchiefs, black lace scarves, fichus, initial handkerchiefs, silk undergarments, skirts, and gentlemen’s furnishings including shirts and collars. Also offered are bath robes and various neckwear.
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