Prices That Let Moderates Buy Pretty Home Goods
Prices that you scarcely feel due to their litheness and low cost let people of moderate means acquire a world of prettiness for less money than the articles cost to make.
31 Dec 1896
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1896
Page
1
Prices that you scarcely feel due to their litheness and low cost let people of moderate means acquire a world of prettiness for less money than the articles cost to make.
Winter weights and up to date styles dominate a Cloak Weather sale. Children's coats in tweed, fur trimmed and heavy wool jackets are offered at sale prices from 1.29 to 6.49. Ladies kersey coats in navy or black and French Coney capes are priced from 4.29 to 4.98 respectively.
The note suggests price hints for the entire Cloak stock and asserts consistent pricing across the full portfolio. No specific figures or dates are provided.
F A Van Valkenburg manager of Wanamaker branch at Lochiel hotel was arrested on a charge of bribery involving Northampton county representative Wells. Warrant issued in Pottsville, hearing planned in Pottsville with a preliminary inquiry in Schuylkill county. Prominent figures, including Senator Quay, are connected to the case as sensational developments loom.
Reports from Harrisburg detail shifting plans as Wanamaker forces and Van Valkenburg’s arrest disrupt expected caucus moves. Senator Penrose and Senator Cameron are talked about as potential candidates, with Governor Hastings, Mayor Warwick, and Dolan among visitors. A Monday influx and Friday crowd are anticipated.
The eighth annual convention of the Pennsylvania State Music Teachers' association continued in Philadelphia as officers were nominated. Rosieoe Huff of Willampert was named president and Edmund Wolseiffer of Philadelphia designated secretary and treasurer.
The executive committee includes Mrs Isabella A Stanley of Willimepport. The other committee member is eligible for election. Officers will be elected tomorrow.
Hay Brown prominent Lancaster lawyer and McKinley cabinet candidate wed Margaret Reilly in a private ceremony. Bride’s family bereavement kept the event intimate and the couple departed by special train for the south after the nuptials.
Washington on December 20 announces that beginning January 1 the following fourth district postmasters are advanced to the presidential close. Thaneybvanks Duntar Fayette County Gibson Pitter County Etna Allegheny County New Wilmington Lawrence County Peckville Lackawanna County Slippery Rock Butler County.
The head of the Roman Catholic archdiocese of Montreal Archbishop Fabre died after a lingering illness due to liver cancer. He was years old.
Elmira reports Don Doyle of Chicago knocked out Mike Farrel of Buffalo in two and a half minutes of the first round before the Queen City Athletic Club tonight. The welterweight bout ended quickly with Doyle securing a decisive victory.
President C BR Powers of the Inter-State Base Ball league sent notices announcing a league meeting at the Hotel Madison in Toledo Ohio on June 27 at 2 p.m. The message outlines agenda items and attendance plans for league members.
A stamford Connecticut report states Mrs Henry Ward Beecher is more comfortable this afternoon and doctors see fair hope for her recovery based on her improving condition.
Open revolt led by Henry D. Purroy against Tammany leader John C. Sheehan intensifies as factions plot to force Richard Croker back to power. Croker travels to South Carolina and possibly England, while the general committee backs the primaries plan amid internal tensions.
In a St Louis circuit court, Jacob Fischel drew a revolver during his wife’s divorce hearing, wounding Mrs Fischel and Julius Schreiber before turning the gun on himself. Attorney Walter McEntire intervened, the attack sparked chaos as bystanders fled and police detained Fischel. both victims were taken to the hospital with serious but non fatal injuries.
The funeral of Charles Parrish was held at the First Presbyterian church in Wilkes-Barre Missouri this afternoon. Prominent coal and railroad figures from several states attended. The service was led by Rev. J. L. Jones with assistance from Bishop Rulison and Dr. F. L. Haden. The funeral cortege was one of the largest ever seen in the Wyoming Valley with thousands of miners and locals paying respects.
In Quebec Montreal Det 30 reports a looming crisis in provincial politics and religion. The bishop is said to plan a Sunday mandement denouncing the Manitoba settlement and warning Catholic MPs who protest. Liberal groups plan a mass meeting in Quebec City on January 7 to clarify positions with Premier Laurier in attendance.
Ex congressman Frank S Black, chosen to lead New York, rose from hard labor to teaching and journalism before law and politics. Elaborate inaugural preparations unfold in Albany with military escorts, a state capitol ceremony, Doane's opening prayer, and a public reception at the executive mansion.
In Reading near Tuckerton Mrs. Becker wife of ex-Sheriff Elias Becker and Mrs. William Seidel died when dynamite exploded in a kitchen stove while thawing. Becker survived but returned to a house fire that consumed the stone dwelling. the coroner was notified.
Detective Henderson of Philadelphia arrested Clifton Knorr of Bloomshute in Reading for allegedly attempting to blow up the residence of Levi Walter, a prominent lawyer, with dynamite last September. Knorr, 22, was taken to Moomsburg. a $1,000 reward had been posted for his capture.
Charles G Hows & Co a commission merchant in woolens at Leonard Street assigns to John C Hinyes without prefences. The firm, based in Chicago for twenty years, started in business twenty years ago and claimed capital of some amount. Only one Chicago bank backed the sale.
Arthur H. Bunning, a leading builder in Mount Vernon and surrounding towns, vanished from his home on December 21 and has not been heard from since. He had major contracts in West Chester Wakefield and locally, with work and materials still outstanding on several projects.
In Minneapolis on the morning of Dee 30, a run on the Farmers and Mechanics' bank continued as the bank invoked a rule allowing sixty days' notice before paying deposits. The Hennepin County Savings bank saw a slight run while the St Anthony Falls bank faced heavy demands, all of which were paid and the scene quieted.
San Francisco reports Levin Brow, a chain of retail grocers with outlets in the city and Oakland, declared voluntary insolvency with assets listed as unknown and liabilities at about 100 dollars. Poor business conditions given as the cause of failure.
A Wanamaker agent faces charges of attempted bribery in a case that highlights local political and commercial tensions. The report notes ensuing legal steps and potential implications for nearby business practices and governance.
The Chamber of Commerce of Denver in a unanimous board vote decides to abstain from sending delegates to the monetary conference scheduled in Indianapolis next month. The action halts formal participation and related arrangements.
New York reports the arrest of Maury Hanson William Marlin and Patrick Burke on counterfeiting charges. The trio is linked to a nationwide gang said to have operated from Maine woods and Virginia mountains with spurious money circulating across the United States. Marlin already served twenty years for counterfeiting.
Tacoma and other cities warn of lawsuits after Mme Nordica canceled West Coast engagements. Tacoma's festival chorus prepared for The Messiah with Nordica as soloist on January 4, while Seattle Portland and Denver dates reportedly folded. Professor Cogine, who hired Nordica for 1200 dollars, seeks recovery for advertising and prep costs as seat sales reach about 15000 dollars.
George N R Wilson, a professional thief, entered Mrs Byrne's home on Fifty Fourth Street near Fifth Avenue this afternoon. Two servant girls discovered him as he filled a bag with silverware and restrained him until a district messenger summoned a policeman. The magistrate remanded Wilson until tomorrow and issued a summons for Mrs Byrne.
Clark Calderwood, a Decatur HL schoolteacher, faced a school board trial over hugging kissing and pinching young girl pupils. Parents petitioned for his release, and he was publicly discharged this afternoon in a county public schools matter.
A telegraphed report from Des Moines says the Sully state bank near Newton was robbed last night. Thieves blew open a cafe with dynamite and fled with an undetermined sum, estimated between five thousand and fifteen thousand dollars.
A Muslin Underwear Sale begins Saturday January 2 1897 with prices designed to attract early purchases. The notice emphasizes season opening and strong value.
A catalog highlights gowns, skirts, chemise, drawers, child’s white dresses, and kilt skirts in a refined wardrobe update. The collection showcases a range of garments from intimate wear to formal attire, emphasizing fabrics and tailoring.
Steamships Zairdem from Atelenki and Ethiovia from Glaspen arrived. Wer kendam bound for Rotterdam. Teutonic for Liverpool New York for Southampton Fulda for Genoa and Naples. State of Sebtuski for Lasio W. Kenemittas for Antwerp. Astoria for Hamburg arrived. Lahn at Southampton Karlaruhe at Bremerhaven No bles for Liverpool. Amsterdam from Rotterdam Tekin from Stellin Spree from Southampton Stehted Parte from New York for Southampton. Germanne from New York for Queenstown and Liverpool. LMrow Hew seen.
In the Middle Statem today expect partly cloudy skies with a cooling trend and a shift from southwesterly to brisk northwesterly winds. Increasing cloudiness and stronger winds likely along southern coasts as the Texma disturbances move toward the region. Friday brings partly cloudy to cloudy skies with warmer temperatures and variable winds turning northeastward, with possible snow and rain on the coast as disturbances advance.
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