Boots Ready for Early Spring Wear
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1896
Page
1
Separate Dress Skirts Ahead for Spring and Summer 1896
The article notes that separate dress skirts are here to stay for the season and predicts a record Spring and Summer of 1896 for separate skirts and waist sets. It highlights increased availability, with more skirts than last year and emphasizes timely, first-of-the-season wear tailored for early Spring.
Modest Prices On Wide Skirts With New Linings
A study of a catalog listing multiple skirt styles from five to six yards wide. Items include Fancy Mohair, Crepon, Wide Wale Diagonal, Tufted Cheviot, Silk and Mohair feather weight, and Mohair options. Various price points highlight midrange to premium options, with emphasis on Rustle linings and new weaves.
Treason Charge Sparks House Debate in Early Fifty-First Session
In Washington on February 7 the House erupted over a member's remarks deemed treasonous and seditious. Talbert of South Carolina faced censure, with Barrett urging removal. the dispute delayed business as other lawmakers debated secession and a Thirteenth Amendment context. The session later focused on bond silver coinage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Talbert
South Carolina
North Carolina
Mr. Pearson
Barrett
Rep. Mass
Caun
Dalzel
Rep
Committee On Judiciary
Yeas
Pearson
X. C
House
Messrs
Newlands
Colo
Hartman
Mont
Williams
Dem
Miss
Broderick
Kansas
Bowers
Cal
Messrs, Tucker
Walker
Mass
Patterson
Tenn
Senate Officers Nominated for Key Senate Roles
The Republican senatorial caucus in Washington nominated A J Shaw for secretary of the senate Major H L Grant for sergeant at arms Alonzo Stewart for acting assistant doorkeeper and Rev Mr Milburn to succeed himself Stewart formerly chief of pages is named acting doorkeeper though no election date was set and the slate awaits caucus timing. Major Grant is a North Carolina veteran born in Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
A. J. Shaw
H. L. Grant
North Carolina
Alonzo Stewart
Town
Mr. Milburn
Pages
Isaac Bassett
Stewart
Spokane
Wash
Grant
Connecticut
Women seek restraining order against Iris Store trio
Omaha February 7 Judge Powell grants restraining order to C. E. Raymond preventing Marie Wilson Ruby Wilson and Mrs Wilson from entering his store or stepping on the sidewalk near it. A hearing is scheduled for the following Saturday as the plaintiff contends the women have harassed his business and caused disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Financial Shift as Gold Loan Confidence Boosts U S Economy
R G Dun & Co reports a stronger business mood driven by the popular gold loan. Fails for the week rose to 329 in the U S and 63 in Canada. The loan’s success improves treasury stability, boosts foreign interest in American securities, and signals stronger manufacturing and trade prospects, with mixed moves in iron, copper, tin, lead, wool, and cotton sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
United States
Canada
Treasury
Congress
Europe
Chicago
Spanish Mob Demonstration in Madrid Ends in Funeral Riots
A rival Republican rally in Madrid turns violent as several hatters clash with gendarmes over General Campos. One suspect dies during a jail escape attempt while 2000 demonstrators march in a funeral procession to protest the police and the monarchy. The crowd then returns to the royal palace shouting anti-royal slogans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
General Campos
Cuba
Campos
The
Republic
Royal
Hegent
Boys Try To Wreck A Train In Wisconsin Incident
In Portage county near Sheridan McCann brothers aged 17 and 19 placed a switch rail to derail a passenger train on the Wisconsin Central. A freight train passed first, preventing disaster. The youths were jailed in Stevens Point after confessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waupaca
Wis
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Nelson's Siding
Sheridan
Amhierst
Portage County
William
John McCann
Stevens Point
Analysis of the Bids on Bonds in Washington
Assistant Secretary Curtin announced bids for bonds totalled 66,780,050 above 110.6877 with 78 bidders. The Morgan syndicate bid at 110.6877 for 100,000,000 or part thereof will be accepted for the remaining 23,211,350. All bids under 110.6877 are rejected. Gold reserve ends at 44,453,186. New York withdrawals reach 770,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Curtin
Morgan Syndicate
New York
Murdered and Mutilated Pearl Bryan Case Shocks Nation
Cincinnati reports a grim murder mystery surrounding Pearl Bryan of Green Castle Indiana. Scott Jackson Alonzo Walling and Scott Jackson confess to arranging a criminal operation but dispute outcomes. Investigations tie to the Indiana house and a Fort Thomas Kentucky scene with a severed head and scattered clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Misa Pearl Bryan
Green Castle
Ind
Scott Jackson
Alonzo M. Walling
Ohio Dental College
Miss Bryan
Pearl Bryan
A. 3
Bryan
Gus Earley
Western Union
Green Canthe
Wil Wood
Hey
Wood
Jackson
South Bend
Walling
Ohio
Kentucky
West Ninth Street
Lengter
Elaoin
Scott
Central Station
Alsone
Littler
Ninth Street
Caldwell
Fort Thomas
Lock
Crane
Will Wood
William N. English Dies in Indianapolis Hotel
William Hayden English longtime Indiana lawyer and former vice presidential candidate died at his hotel in Indianapolis after a six week illness. He was 62 and leaves a fortune estimated between five and eight million dollars. The death came as his family and close associates gathered at his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
William ‘H. English
Whi EK
English
Rose Walling
Chicago
Hall
Willam Hayden English
Lexington
Ind
United States Senate
Congress
Kinglish
Hancock
Pugilists Troubles Delay Dan Stuart Fight
El Paso February 7. Dan Stuart's fight is in doubt as telegrams from Mexico spark renewed confidence yet lack formal assurances. Managers fear anti-prize fight bill may halt ticket sales and block the event, forcing a location announcement within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Stuart
el Paso
Mexico
Dain Stuart
Ahmada
Ding
Mexicu
Congress
Mistaken Juror Delay in Elvin Murder Trial
West Chester Pennsylvania February seven jury finds Elvin guilty of first degree murder and a deputy sheriff had summoned the wrong man to sit on the panel. Counsel for the defense seeks a new trial after discovery of the juror mix up and the deputy’s mistaken summons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Elvin
Bivin
Ingram
McParlan
Ramsey
William H. Pennypacker
Mr. Rumery
Maston
Wiliam M. Pennypacker
Schuylkill
Spanish Hated Over Their Recent Vic tories Press Censorship Continues
Havana reports from February 7 state General Luque won Paso Real and the rebels suffered heavy losses. Government claims a decisive blow while Cuban reports dispute casualties. Censorship blocks cables from the United States and American correspondent Minnis is expelled. Rebels compensate with arms captured on the San Felipe to Poscedendo train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Havana
Luque
Paso Real
Marin
Gomez
W. J. Minnis
Cuba
Washington
Mannix
Consul Williams
Comex
Maceo
Mii
Gomes
Trial Reveals Sweet Letters in Marital Betrayal Case
Morris Simonson of West Pittson faced a guilty verdict on betrayal under promise of marriage after Harriet Robinson testified she was led astray. He claimed she enticed him with gifts while he says he tried to reciprocate with affection and letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sali Te
Two Local Workers Killed by Express Train Near Greensburg
Edward O. Smith of Jeannette and Etta Holland of Craveville were struck on the Pennsylvania line while walking to work. Both died instantly as they stepped from a freight car into the path of a westbound express. Smith was unmarried and about 40 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Edward O. Smith
Jeannette
Cuanevilly
Etta Holland
Ocrapeville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Western Expres
Smith
Kentuckys Troubles In Senate Election
Frankfort Ky Feb 7 The senatorial situation shows no sensational features and less trouble lurks. Governor Bradley denies plans to call out troops to quell any conflict though caucus discussed the issue. Senate president pro tem Goebel presided as 124 members were present for a vote totaling 68 needed. Results: Flunter 46 Blackburn 62 Carlisle 2 Bate 1 McCreary 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Bradley
Goebel
Senate
Flunter
Blackburn
Carlisle
Bate
McCreary
Pittsburgers Acquitted In City Conspiracy Case
Pittsburg Pa February 7 Tudge Stowe delivered the charge to the jury in the cases of the common wealth v W C Moreland and W H Hise ex city attorneys charged with conspiring to divert city funds to the Tradesmen's National Bank. Three hours and a half later the jury returned a verdict of not guilty. The defense to pay court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Tudge Stowe
Diamonds for Nordica Admires to Give Substantial Testimonial
In New York on February 7, admirers of Mme Nordica plan a diamond tiara gift after she sings an encore, with a parchment listing subscribers and many society notables. The presentation is timed for near the end of the opera season, likely next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mme, Nordica
Oyster Men Quarrel Ends With Fatal Wounding at Port Norris
A quarrel over a woman between two oyster men, Samuel Harris and Jerry Locke, in Port Norris ends with Harris striking Locke in the temple with an axe handle. Locke lies unconscious from a brain concussion and is expected to die. Harris fled and remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeton
N. J
Port Norris
Samuel Harris
Jerry Locke
Locke
Harris
Train in a landslide topples locomotive and tender
In Wilkes-Barre on February 7 a Pennsylvania railroad passenger train No. 11 hit a landslide near Retreat and the locomotive and tender were hurled down the embankment. Engineer George Hoth of Wilkes-Barre suffered a leg injury with bruises while fireman Jacob Behutt of Wilkes-Barre endured bruises and shock. Conductor Zach Moyer, of the city, led the train from Sunbury. The report cites heavy rain affecting the line and cautions on the time of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania Railroad
Metreat
George Hoth
Jacob Behutt
Wilkes- Barre
Zach Moyer
Sunbury
Roth
Hoth
Anna
Pine trust forming in Midwest lumber industry
Reports from Marinette Wisconsin on February 7 indicate a combine of white pine lumber manufacturers is forming. The trust would include producers in Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota with an annual output of about 1 billion feet, and plans aim to boost production next year by closing existing mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marinette
Wis
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Society on the Stage Lights Delavan Congregational Church
Delavan Wisconsin February 7 society women of Delavan staged a minstrel show to benefit the town church. The vaudeville program drew a crowded house with local men in the orchestra wearing bald-head wigs and yielded funds for electric lighting of the Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delavan
Wis
Congregational
Wash Dress Goods Line Featuring French Organdies and More
Our stock is up to date with French Organdies, Percales, Dimities, Lace Stripes, Jaconet Duchesse, Corded Mulls, Galateas, Linen Batiste, Persian Lawns, Dotted Swisses and full staples. Located at 510 Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chantilly
Weather Preview for Eastern Pennsylvania and New York
For Eastern Pennsylvania expect fair weather with light west winds. In New York on Feb 3 the Herald forecast calls for fair conditions in the middle states, colder weather with fresh westerly and northwesterly winds. Sunday should see fair to partly cloudy skies, slightly colder with fresh northwesterly to northeasterly winds, likely followed by snow or rain along the coasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York
Herald
Middle States
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GLOBE
Frye
Sesson
Milburn
Hugh Johnston
Maine
Ducheis
Iris
American Securities
Morgan Syndieste
Miss Pearl Bryan
Newport, Ky
Ralla
Schutt
Nanticoke
William N. English
Tadlana
Succumba
Tella
Kentucy
Noreland and
Lease
Nordica
Songetresa
Samuel Morris
Pine Trust
Society ON the Stage
Amnateur
Percales
Linen
Batiste
Lackawanna Avenue
Wyoming Ave
Weichel the Jeweler
Spruce St
Dime Bank
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