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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1896

Page

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Spring Fashion Plans At Our Store In 1896

In a brisk note from spring 1896 shoppers learn that warmer days prompt plans for home refreshes and new wardrobes. The piece touts the store as offering best values and full stock, promising widest variety of spring styles and reliable quality for the money.

Mother Earth

New Drapery and Upholstery Exhibit Proclaimed

Readers are invited to explore a spring exhibition featuring draperies curtains and upholstery fixtures. The notice warns delays from shipments and urges visitors not to delay their plans while detailing ongoing preparations and promises of ready displays.

Hove

Curtain Stock Highlights and Price Range

Our Cheuille Curtain Stock offers varied textures and tones with fringe options. Prices range from about 2.60 to 6.00, including retro and modern patterns, some with soft tones while others display bold Japanese fringes.

Japanese Draperies with Gold Illumination and Floral Effects

Advertises draperies with gold illumination and floral effects in multiple shades. Mentions price per yard and possible variations in tone and pattern.

Denim floor coverings gain daily popularity and durability

Denim floor coverings grow in daily use due to unmatched durability and fast color. Cost is small and the assortment is excellent, making them a popular choice for homes.

Our New Upholsteries in Tapestries and Fabrics

Our store highlights new upholstery fabrics including tapestries brocatelles and corduroys with a wide range of items such as SAS.RTAINS brass rods poles fixtures. The message promises competitive prices and a full line that leaves nothing to be desired, inviting customers to compare prices and shop.

Democrats Claim Scranton Victory in Mayor Race

James G. Bailey wins Scranton mayor by 300 plurality as Democrats sweep city offices including treasurer and controller. Early returns show losses for Republicans amid light viaduct vote and broad party gains. results to be tabulated later. Democrats credited with turnout and organization. Republicans blamed on internal splits and voter absence.

James G. Bailey Scranton Ing James G. Bailey Miyor C. G. Boland Edmund Robinson Hyer Katic Tender Vin Til Pollo Batley Cripe Pen J. A. Lanning John T. Howe Jude M. J. Andrews Pranklin Henshaw W. T. Hackett D. HL. Day A. Peniin Woureil da. Lansing H. BE. Hand C. B. Pennan J. J. Magharan WT. Hackett D. H. Joy Constable James A. Penman

Story of the Battle Over City Election Voters Face Bitter Strife

The city election day sees heavy turnout and intense partisan conflict across districts with mobs at polling places, noisy clashes, and large crowds. Candidates include Dr. O Malley, Bailey, Robinson, Stone, and others. viaduct debates stir streets while a Quaker voter demands a tax oath exemption.

Millar Doctor O'Malley Fred Wermeer Jom Rose Fitzsimmons Widmayer Sherif Perber

Ward Contests Highlighted Local Elections Throughout City

The city held ward by ward contests with big votes in Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, and Seventeenth wards. Results show John Roche re elected to Select Council in the Seventh and Chittenden retaining his seat in the Ninth with strong margins, while Ward officials and school directors shifted in several districts.

Eht Selina James A. Evans George Trowell Benson Davis Hicketman Evans Davis Davie Simon Thomas Common Council John Malin Malia Samuel L. Koerner Cme Williams Fourteenth Ward Alamanto Porter Constable Lackawanna Avenue T. J. Denhinge W. M. Darling Common Colonel Ripple John E. Roche Select Council John i. Roche Eheetlin August Peuster John Mallow Thomas Paletiela John Dewanines James Loftus Tenener Tauferty Patrick Hoche Jan Ewa John Dk Roehe Judee Vohomus William Scanton M. Corby Charles Shine M. Ataunton Michael (Ilwallon William Howards Third District —Select Council John EF Ftoche Henry Welnimter Thomas J. Garraty Deferson K James Gurrell Dry Wortra Fred L. Wormser John J. Gorman J.J. Flanaghan Emanelo Oover Shiffer W. J. Shiffer Ali Ed Pianaghan Wormser J. Gorman D. Ma AL Hauh John O'Malley G. W. Schlager John Majernyck W. A. Rah Oseph O'Hara M. Rose Diethief Vommean Comel Plankehan J. Schoot Comtreller LL. Wormer Joe de Garaan Jude Agnescor J. M. Rowe C.F. Zeidler Hos. Paust DD. Tierney C. Q. Carman T. P. Gilgallen Coonel Batley Chittenden Absworth George W. Laragon, Jr McCaffres Hine Curile Powell George (. Wilson PF. Jadwin James Fuller J. Campbell M. D. Hine F.C. Browning George C. Wilson C. KE. Chittenden BL Fuller Fred Fleltz Moran Sweeney Teeth Henry W. Corle James O' Boyle Anthony Walsh Pirst H.W Coyle Morgan Sweeney James Boyle EL. W. Coyle Behool Qeorge Sanderson Murry &. Reynolds First district—Select Council George Sanderson WH. B. Reynolds KR. W. Kellow Ploe Hagens Lou Hiram Bishop HW. I Hundick John Mc Tague John M. Hughes George T. Buogden James Tompkins John Davis J. BK. Clifford Rome William Cadden A. G.thomason Williams St. Black William O'Hara A. L. Cattend Rs P Third district—Select Council HW. B. Reynolds J. M. Atherton J. A. Bilder W. H. Lankan M. Shiant John F. Holloran W. OH. Treverton George T. Bugden James M. Tompkins W. S. Found Lute Michael Nearey Merritt Gardner Blank M. O' Hara Callender Fifteenth M. Strong Lb. PL Aelcher Schriefer Frederick Fuller Ws. Commoncounell P. Aeidler Charles Crothamel O 'T. Fohrenholt M. Hallstead A.C. Burdick F. A. Hates Bo M. Strong Miz le BP. Zeidler O. BH. Schrieffer Isa Henderson Shopland Isl Stork Traulstead Henney Bates Blakely Auiditor W. HH. Walker A. W. Hrindage High Gilbert Werminiugh Cornell J. W. Fivnn J. M. B. Wademan Joseph T. Bell Disbo Fodlowt Boob. Crate W. A. Walker D. PL Lewis FN. Jones A. Brundage William Bell Ts Peeter A.T. Maines Lf. L. Thompson L. B. Thompson Robert Abram

Schwab Fires Four Shots Killing Woman and Wounding Child

Franz Michael Schwab, a 56 year old German, shot at his separated wife and her son at 2 Throome avenue Brooklyn. Two bullets hit the wife in the abdomen, a third struck a nine week old infant, and a fourth injured Bernard Schwab in the eye. Schwab fled but was arrested by Patrolman Mullin. He confessed the act claiming his wife refused to live with him.

Brooklyn Franz Michael Schwab Throome Avenue Bernard Bernaird Dernird Schwab Polleemman Mullin Bin

Armenians Banished After Artoun Surrender

Constantinople dispatch reports Arm enians who held Artoun surrendered. Five members of the Hint chaks, an Armenian revolutionary society, were expelled from the country after being found in Aestoun at conditional Turkish surrender. Martd Bey, ex imperial commissioner, fled Constantinople and was convicted in absentia of treason and sentenced to death for attacks on the sultan.

London Central News Constantinople Artenia Artoun Turkey Hintchaks Aestoun Martd Bey Deht Masha Kuwpi

Zimmerman Returns Globe Wrotter After Australia Trip

San Francisco story notes the steamship Monewal arriving from Sidney via Auckland and Apia to Honolulu with passengers including Sir William Windeyerford chief justice of New Zealand en route to England and Arthur A. Alinnierman described as a world champion bicyclist on a three month Australia tour.

San Francisco Monewal Sidney Auckland Apia Honolulu Sir William Windeyerford jJustione New Zealand England Arthur A. “Alinnierman Chempion Bieyellet Whey Ia Australia

Treasury Gold Reserve Ends Day Near Target Level

Washington on February 18 reports the treasury gold reserve closing near 4 0 percent of its target. Daily withdrawals reached 42 500 dollars as part of official market operations.

Washington Gowl

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