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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1897
Page
1
The text praises white edgings for their beauty and delicate straplleity, noting they charm those with artiste taste. It compares them to spring flowers with freshness and newness that endure beyond yearly fashion changes.
Across the department large exhibition displays show thousands of yards of fabric. Fin sets and icingle pieces vary from 14 to 45 inches in width with prices from 10 cents to 1.50 dollars per yard.
A local ad touts Cambric Edgings in a hundred styles with increasing beauty. Prices start at a few cents and rise to a varied range, inviting shoppers to compare options.
The display showcases Infante wear with an important feature and a dainty sweetness in design that captures admiration and suggests refined craftsmanship. The emphasis rests on subtle styling and graceful lines.
Em broideries will be widely worn for yokes and set pieces this season. Available in Nainsooks Cambrics and Swisses with 22 inch uniform width. White figure patterns priced from 0c to 35.00 a yard.
News from Athens and Crete describes Greek defiance after power powers urged restraint. Greek premier Delyannis vows to occupy Crete, prompting Germany to plan naval action off Canes and joint efforts with British French Italian fleets. Foreign warships report troop landings at Matunis Refine and Canes amid mounting tensions.
Captain General Weyler expressed satisfaction with Spanish operations in Cuba. His official gazette outlines two decrees: curbing silver circulation tied to pine and olives, and regulating lottery ticket sales. General Aldave leads two-column Spain troops seizing Siguanea, pursuing insurgents through Niguends hills.
A fragmented report notes Corbett is said to be in good condition for the match. Watson comments that Corbett would not have signed if he believed he could not train or win.
The Knights of Maccabees hold their first great camp convention in Pittabugg at the Dorney Theater with about 200 delegates seated. T. W. Lowrey of Ookdele and E S. Watson of Willamesport preside as headquarters are established and a heated contest for commander is noted as the session continues.
The Sunday Racers from St. Louis push to unite wheelmen in a bid to gain ground against the League of American Wheelmen. The movement criticizes the parent body's directions and seeks autonomy amid mounting tensions.
Major McKinley is bedridden with a mild influenza attack and cannot receive callers for several days. Dr Philippe says he will not travel to Washington onThursday or Friday and must conserve strength for the inauguration. Attendees and officials remain in the city awaiting his recovery and guidance on ceremonies.
In Fittsure Virginia a hearing concerns Professor Bogart formerly of Knoxville schools accused of assault and burglary with intent to commit a felony at Clara Vates. Defense attorney Patterson seeks a single trial and a possible suspended sentence with reform. Prosecutor Marron counters for a new trial and potential reconsideration of the defense request.
Philadelphia report: John B. Hoffer former cashier of the First Native Bank of Lebanon, Pa., arraigned in federal court, pleaded guilty to embezzling bank funds. He received ten years' imprisonment in the Eastern Penitentiary and a $149 fine.
The con dition of Mime Modjeska shows slight improvement with attention to patient rest. Doctors hope the actress will soon recover enough to resume limited activity.
Fragmentary police notice from Littln Rook Arkansas dated February 11 reports a man believed missing, identified by locals as Gary Taylor, linked to a Missouri figure. The report is incomplete, vague on details of the disappearance and identities.
A fragmented report describes an incident where a person named Rice allegedly shot at neighbors, including Mer ria and Miggia, during a visit at night. The text mentions Vi Montgomery and others, with no clear motive or outcome.
A six year old boy wounded by Welch on a Saturday evening in Contrain died at his home last night. Welch had been arrested and is now in Columbia County jail.
In Pittsburgh a federal judge denied a new trial for P. A. Culp and fellow convicts in aunion of wearing the mask for fraudulent purposes. The ruling ends the delays and upholds the prior convictions and sentences in the matter.
Peter Maher defeated Smith in the Empire Athletic venue in Buffalo tonight, winning by knockout in the sixth round. The bout proceeded with Maher delivering decisive blows as spectators watched from seats around the arena.
House committee on finance weighs international monetary conference amid silver demotion. Representative Fowler argues silver collapse hits global markets, rails, and Farm land losses while Newlands and Towne question impact on wool and silver standards. He cites fifty million dollar burdens and the Sherman Act as central to policy debate.
Fragmentary note lists vessels and routes between New York and European ports including Bremen Antwerp and Cherbourg with mentions of cargoes and arrivals. Entries reference ships such as from New York to Port Pedderdiam and Linanly Westerniam with uncertain spellings and partial ship names.
A garbled report notes an incident in which WPL Siu of Georgia, a chief in the public department, was involved in a late afternoon event with a collector. A person named Caiin was injured and taken to a hospital for treatment.
The court today affirmed decisions involving Amonge linked cases and Ordered each party to bear its own costs. The disputes include firms from Ville Hadleton and Wilket-iorre with several parties named Miley Welpila.
A prominent Washington man linked with Canadian trade history, identified as Sir Richard, is noted for advocating friendly U S relations and measures to open higher duty-free access. He served in Parliament and later held ministerial roles in trade and commerce under Prime Minister Mackenzie.
The Union squadron near Charleston remained active with fortifications and marker signals as ships including the Massachusetts, Marblehead, Terror, Puritan and others exchanged gunfire and prepared for additional action. The Maine planned to move to Port Royal for consolidation with forces.
A garbled early-19th century style note mentions individuals in uncertain roles and places New Orleans and Rivathordt. The text references a threatening situation and a possible verdict or sentiment but provides no clear facts, actions, or dates to confirm events or outcomes.
Weather indications forecast light showers today across the city. The morning pages report local political commentary, editorial notes, and suburban developments, with brief items on civic events and institutional affairs.
Reported in Lyfley that financier William Laima, a millionaire, died yesterday and left the bulk of his fortune to Yale College, Rocheston N. The will transfer is noted as a major bequest to the institution.
William D P St John banker prominent in the silver movement and Mercantile National Bank died at 2 East Thirty-fourth Street New York. Born in Mobile Alabama March 1 1804 he studied in Mobile Germany England and Massachusetts before settling in New York. He led Mercantile Bank as president after W Perkins died and sat on several bank boards. He was connected with southern society and business circles and his death followed a career marked by finance and public affairs.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a local election page with mentions of ballots and voting processes. The readable text hints at a council or meeting and a figure named Neely expected to vote or present a measure. Further specific details are not discernible from the readable segment.
A blast on the Jaw Venere Wire toll road levelled a gate near the mile mountin as Pronkfort and Kya Poh blamed mob actions on the previous night. Toll records indicate all pates on the Rintey turnpike entering Vanwoburg were damaged.
The annual report from the Lehigh Canal Navigation Company shows a deficit of 507 after payments to stockholders. Alvidem did of ¢ per share accounts for part of the decline, with total payments to stockholders at 74,08.
An exhibition showcases a grand new stock of exclusive French and German fabrics in all wool and silk blends. Guests are cordially invited to inspect the collection and view further novelties presented.
Governor J enstings aims to secure immediate plans for the postponed capitol project. He plans to convene committees, solicit bids, and evaluate funding while coordinating with local officials. New desks were placed in the chamber today as arrangements proceed.
London dispatch notes train scarcity rumors in Russia are unfounded. The Merkdane Express reports spring sowing delayed by waterlogging and severe winter. wheat suffers as drought and blight reduce yields.
Boston's Geone Dinan and Brooklyn's Jack Downey battled to a draw in a boxing bout at the Winowiway Athletic Club. Downey displayed speed and power in a spirited contest, with many observers calling it the best of the year and predicting a rematch.
The Midday forecast notes snowy or rainy conditions along the New English coast. Winds shift from northeast to northwest, easing slightly. On Wednesday expect fall like warmth then variable winds, mostly southwest, with rain or snow in the Hickory Valley overnight.
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