Special Sale Price for White Shirts Featured
An advertisement notes a special sale featuring unloundried white shirts and a lip figure for game goods at 33c. The copy emphasizes quantity and value with an offer suitable for rapid purchase.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1897
Page
1
Special Sale on Mystic New York Shirts at 50c
Substantial white shirts described as hand finished with fine muslin and pure linen, full eighty eight inch skirts, reinforced seams, neck bands and sleeves to fit all. Mystic brand known for fifteen years of continuous sale with many improvements. Special sale price 59c any size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic
New York
Special Sale on Night Shirts in Muslin
Advertisement notes a heavy soft finished muslin night shirt 10 inches long with full felled seams reinforced yoke and neat trimming offered at a special sale price of 47 cents.
Special Night Shirts and Skirts Sale at Joe’s
40 dozen night shirts and 14 inch skirts offered with deep collars and handsome trimmings. Splendid needlework and a special sale price of 63 cents. From Joe’s department display, advertise limited time offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Special Sale on Bleached Cotton Sleep Shirt
A faultless makin and comfortable sleeping garment made from heavy twisled bleached cottons. Offered at a special sale price of 6lc.
Crete Crisis Dominates British Debate in Commons
In London and Constantinople reports say Crete suffers heavy casualties with over 27 000 killed and property seized. In Parliament Mr Labouchere’s motion urging restraint was defeated 243 to 125 as Liberals and Conservatives clash over Greece and Crete policy with UK government pledging unity among powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Constantinople
Crete
Biris
Poh
Ministry of Marine Todiy
Admiral Poitier
Cunva
Iso
Greece
Potter
Lesan
Canena
Lend
Cummois Leday
Laeuphare
Podicil
John Dillon
Irish National Party
A.W. Balfour
Treasury
Fender
My. Labouchere
Weld
Europa
Sir Willan
Harcourt
Great Britain
House of Commons
Weil
Van Valkenburgs Case Bribery Indictment Continued
The argument on the motion to quash the indictment against Fr A Van Valkenburg for conspiring to bribe Representative Weiss of Northampton to vote for Wanamaker for U S senator was continued to March 15 before Judge Enulle hy after counsel Higgon could not attend.
Inauguration Parade Arrangements Declared Admirable
J Addison Porter secretary to President-elect McKinley has personally inspected inauguration preparations and deems them admirable. General Horace Porter grand marshal arrives to oversee pageant setup along Pennsylvania Avenue with reviewing stands nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuehligton
J. Addison Porter
McKinles
Horace Porter
Pennsylvania Avenue
Uniforms and parade to mark era after Richmond fall
The design emphasizes a white and gold presidential stand as public buildings will be decorated and illuminated for the first time since Richmond's fall. Secretary Herbert orders 600 sailors to participate in the naval section of the inaugural parade with the United States Marine Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Herbert
United States Marine Corps
Ruiz Lacks Papers Stirs Spain Relations Briefly
Secretary Olney spent about an hour in his office denying any unusual aggravation with Spain over the Ruiz and Scott cases. Cable dispatches have been sent to Madrid regarding the matter while Minister Taylor handles inquiries and naturalization delays continue to raise questions about his imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Olney Shorit
Boston
Sherman
Spain
Taylor
Ruiz
Scott
Hivani
Madrid
Woegler
Diavana
Lee
Mhulz
Sherman War Story Denies War Speech by Sherman
New York papers deny an interview in which Senator Sherman allegedly urged war with Spain as a remedy for Cuban atrocities. The story is labeled false from start to finish by Shor Tran and others, with officials urging full investigation before any action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sherman
New York Journal
Mi Shor Tran
Washington
Evening Sun
Faeramian
Spain
Ager
Shewiirn
Tata
Hlonde Mule
Amorwin Citisens
Tolig
Cuba
Olney
Bee
Pon
Rule
Manna Responds to Bushnell on Senate Appointment
Hanna gratified by Governor Bushnell’s plan to appoint Enon as Sher Town’s successor. Manna states he received no letter confirming an appointment and credits Bushnell for prudent action benefiting Ohio residents. He thanks Bushnell and supporters for their confidence.
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Cleveland
Huntin
Washington
Bushnell
Enon
Shertown
Manna
Senate
Sherman
Ohio
Bette
Muslinell
Record Race Hurdles as Hale Climbs to Third
Chicago February 2 racing at Watters sul's features a tight field of long distance cyclists. Wetchen Ashinger and Subber stage a close battle while Teilly Hale, famed record breaker, moves from tenth to third, closing in on the leader as the field narrows and a rider named ORBL MT is effectively out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bleyale
Watters Sul's
Wetchen Ashinger
Subber
Teilly Hale
Hale
Met
Sohingr
Feader Orbl
Deglean
Manufacturing plant sale at receivers auction in Ridgway
The 24H McEwen plant in Hideway Ridgway was offered for 120,800 to HB Thayer and Parry BK Smith. The plant will be kept and operated at the site. John H. Wubols, a Dubole millionaire, attended but stopped bidding at 120.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hideway
Poeb
McEwen Manufacturle
Thayer and Parry BK
Smith
Ridgway
John H. Wubols
Dubole
Washington's Birthday Observed by New Jersey Society
In Trenton on February 2 the New Jersey Society of the Cincinnati held a small celebration with Governor Histings of Pennsylvania and other guests delivering remarks in response to a toast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Washington
New Jersey Society of the Cincinnati
M Histings
Pennnsylvania
State Lawmakers Push Bills in Harrisburg Amid Hospital Aid
Harrisburg Pa February 21 The state senate opened with debate on measures proposed by Mr Vaughan including a hypnotism act, a ban on company stores, and a bill to aid Lackawanna hospital by directing anatomical remains to local societies. Other acts seek to curb coercive employment practices and extend free schooling provisions for soldiers children. The session featured rule updates and readings, with Washington farewell address and Apollo Glee Club performances closing the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughan
Byymothen
Mesmerien
briidi@m
Thronte
Vautht
Lackawanna Hospital
Mitchell
Jefferson
Liseh
Interest on County Funds Resolution Discussed
Harrisburg February 22 Representative Marethal Williams of Bedford county seeks adoption of a public funds investment policy. The bill would allow county commissioners to select depository banks after two weeks of county wide advertising or outside the county if needed. It specifies eligible deposits and interest terms with on demand repayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Marethal Williams
Bedford County
Ou Bt
Philadelphia
Allephieny
Fire destroys Hannibal dry goods store and kills four
In Hannibal Missouri at 2 am a fire at M. M. Marks dry goods store left four dead. Proprietor M. M. Marks and his two sons Irvin and Harold perished along with William Teed a Barker who reentered to fetch clothing. Loss is listed at 210000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal, Mo
Pet
M. M. Marks
mWelock
Marks
Irvin
Harold
William Teed
Ambassador post to Great Britain offered to Colonel Stolen Hill
Mr Swatley reports that President elect McKinley has offered the ambassadorial role to Great Britain to Colonel Stolen Hill and that the offer was accepted, though kept as a distant possibility. The Times correspondent G W Smalley notes the rumor carries no firm discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swatley
Tim. Londin
G. W. Smalley
The
Times
Cleveland family plans trip after inauguration
In Washington on February 22 Mr Cleveland will take his children Ruth Rather and Marion to Potomac on the 11 o clock train. Mrs Cleveland will remain for a state visit and join the president after the inauguration in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
Bee
Ruth
Rather
Marion
Pidmeton
S. J
Bowie
Minsueton
Steamers Arrive From European Ports
New York reports arrivals on February 2 with steamers from Southampton, Liverpool, Glasgow and Hamburg. Ships include Bt Paul Adriathe Sibert Ballach Patria and Mississippi. Kensington sails to Antwerp for Med. 40 sailings listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bt. Paul
Southwampton
Adriathe
Liverpool
Sibert
Glasgow
Ballach
Patria
Hamburg
Mississippi
London
Kensington
Antwerp
MEN OF PROMINENCE Colonel John J. McCook Listed As Prominent New York Figure
Colonel John J. McCook, a noted New York figure, is described as a senior member of the Fifth Avenue Pavetsteriin church and a key participant in the Linneee trial. The article notes his family of the fighting McCooks, his civil and railway work, and his extensive education, charity, and club memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. McCook
Melkinsey Calbibel
New York
Die
Hie
Fifth Avenue
Nila
McCook
Hil Ile
Ballles
Uni
Alexander Familly
Item
Alexander & Greene
Revelver
Atchison
Topeka
Santa Fe
Princeton
Kenyon Colloge
Harvard
Lafayette
University of Kansas
Timer-Herald
Meade Kills Mrs Chapin Then Ends Own Life
In False Village Connecticut on Saturday morning Charles H. Mead shot Mrs Mattle Chapin wife of postmaster Walter H Chapin and then killed himself. Coroner and Medical Examiner find Mead forced entry and shot twice after a struggle. Investigators note possible premeditation and motive tied to money and life insurance. Funeral arrangements announced for Mrs Chapin with services at the Chapin home and Methodist church in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conn
Mattle Chapin
Walter H. Chapin
Charles HH. Mead
Mead
Higgins
Ski
Joseph
Ian
Skin
Dr. Skiff
Moer
Hheelas Tanieht
Ile
Anwonon
Wergell
Louth
Weather and society notes from WHE News morning
The morning bulletin reports rain to clear by evening and highlights local events. It mentions dramatic works, legislative activity, birthdays in Congress, a York State trial, and cultural happenings across theaters and clubs plus community improvements and the county commissioners’ annual statement.
Yape Walker Blondin Dies in London Diabetes
London reports the famed Niagara Falls daredevil Yape Walker Blondin died today at Ealing after a long illness with diabetes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yape Walker
Blondin
London
Blendin
Niagara Falls
Ealing
Piutes Threaten Violence in Mason Valley
Government officials report Mohave and Piute groups near Mason Valley in Lyon County, Nevada. A telegraph from Caran City states tribal leaders vow to kill white men and burn property. Governor requests 50 troops immediately and 50 more later. Adjutant General Galuaha leads a company toward the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caran
Orner Sadley
Maken Valley
Ceneral Galuaha
Mason Valley da
Laon County
Niles
Carson City
Chelatian Endeavor held fifth annual convention
Hartisburg Pa February 4 The fifth annual convention of the Chelatian Endeavor me mby of Carlisle presbytery was held in Market Square church today. About 200 delegates came from Philadelphia York Cumberland Perry Franklin Fulton and Lebanon counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartisburg
Chelatian Endeavor
Carlisle
Market Square
Lnphin
York
Cumberland
Perry
Franklin, Fulton and
Lebanon
Lancaster Favors Economy in Capitol Building Plan
Lancaster county committee votes to push for strict economy in constructing a new state capitol building. The resolution calls for careful budgeting and frugal design to protect public funds on the project site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancnater
Reyuhtmu
Sume i
Flood Warning After Ohio River Reaches Dangerous Levels
A Kentucky town along the Ohio River reports river stage at Ave Inehiew reaching thirteen feet at 5 o'clock, with signs of rising toward the twenty four foot danger mark as floods threaten local areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowlevii
Ohio
Elegant Silk and Linen Batiste Lines Debut in Scranton
Our new stock is now open featuring silk and linen batiste in stripes plain and lace effects. A stunning line of embroidered chiffons is also shown, highlighted as the most beautiful yet in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Pugilists at Play in CarsonNevada Sparring and Carnival Talks
Tob Fitzsimmons arrived in Carson Nevada after shopping and greetings then sparred briefly with Hickey as he prepares for a bout. He expects a few days rest and road work to acclimate. Secretary Wheelock holds letters urging women to be admitted to the carnival amid planning by Stuart’s advisers. Temperatures ranged from eight below to forty above, with a low of fifteen below forecast tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Nev
Tob Fitzsimmons
Hickey
Lilly Woods
Pittservier
Baycay
Balla
Stess
Glentieul
Wheelock Las
Toulon
Stuart
Mnight
Archbishop Grace Dead in St Paul Obituary Note
Archbishop Thomas L. Gryce of St. Paul, once bishop of the diocese, died after illness. He was succeeded by Bishop Viti, following Grace’s long service and the political-strained period. The obituary reflects his tenure and the transition in church leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
St. Paul, Minn
Thomas L. Gryce
St. Thoms
Dlahop Viti
Weather Forecast for Mille States and New York
In the Mille states today expect cloudy and stormy weather with rain and snow. Dangerous northeasterly winds on the coast, turning variable with a fall in temperature, followed by decreasing and colder conditions in the western hinterlands. By afternoon likely on the coast. On Wednesday night expect colder winds from the northwest and north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mille States
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