Purveyors Offer Silks At Low Prices Amid Market Quiet
A dealer advertises a small batch of top quality silks at well below usual value. The note says the lots are priced for the coming spring trade, despite limited stock and small bundles.
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30 Jan 1896
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Scranton Tribune in Scranton, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1896
Page
1
SPECIAL PRICE ME LOT 4-3 PIECES
A sale notice offers Lot 4 comprising three pieces priced at 22 inches wide and valued at $1.05. The listing highlights a special price for bulk material, with no additional details on seller or location.
Tillman Attacks President in Senate Speech on Cuba Crisis
The Senate debated a resolution urging the president to seek Spanish mediation to grant belligerent rights to Cuban revolutionaries. Senator Tillman delivered a fiery denunciation of the president and the treasury secretary, accusing them of oath-violation and favoring moneyed interests, drawing crowds in the galleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Spain
Sane
Cameron
Penn
Ariba
Pind Hoon
Committee On Fire
Len
Amy Deen
Calyisalle
Abe Call
Dem
Fla
Uesenmaie Bn
Davina
Mark EL Rodriguez
Louis Sovmellan
Committee On Foreign
Ththminbew
Tillman
Dan
Carlisle
Judas
Kentucky
Navy
Interior
Tillan
Tomoerrow
Flora man endures brutal box car ordeal in St. Louis
Charles Miller of Flora Illinois arrived in St. Louis last night after a Cincinnati spree left him starving and cold in a box car. He said he could not hear and authorities helped him recover, planning to walk home next time to avoid such danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora
St. Louis
Charles Miller
Cincinnati
Mast St. Louis
Discovery Near Delaware Points to Mysterious Crime
On the Jamison farm in Delaware Ohio Marshal English and Officer Beneley uncovered a grave-like hole with bones ribs a skull hair and rope fragments blood stained after three hours of digging. The site was prepared for a sale that did not take place suggesting a crime may have occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Jamison Farm
Marshal English
Beneley
Jamison
Hawkins Disaster Sinks Ship Linked to Filibusters
New York January 20 The Cu bans kept strict secrecy over filibuster movements aboard the fishing steamer J. W. Hawkins which foundered Monday about 45 miles offshore as authorities probe the Spanish trick alleged to throw them off the scent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. W. Hawkins
Altoona Poisoning Case Ties Death to Rough on Rats
The coroner received a Philadelphia chemist report linking William McGregor’s death to arsenic poisoning from coffee laced with Rough on Rats. Minnie Swanger, 18, is accused. the coroner’s jury will reconvene, with Mrs McGregor's mental state deteriorating as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Marning
Philadelphia
William Medivever
Minnie Swanger
McGroper
Meiregor
This
Mijoininge
Pardon Board Delivers Rulings In Various Cases
At Tarisburg Pennsylvania on January 24 the board announced several pardons and commutations. Hugh Dempsey and others connected to forgery were granted pardons, while sentences for William Penk Hownen and James McMullen related to murder were commuted to life terms. Additional pardons were issued for cases of larceny and forgery, with re-argument ordered in Jacob Smart’s aggravated assault and battery case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarisburg
Board of Pandons
Allegheny
Smart
Clinton
Werning
James Watt
Peyette
John Adelmai
Carmeen
Randall Purroughs
George Hh. Reigers
Philadelphia
Jacob Smart
Cumberland County
Adault
Miss Quay Weds Louwle Davidson in Washington
Miss Mary Quay eldest daughter of Senator M S Quay married Louwle R R Davidson of Beaver Pennsylvania at the family home. The ceremony was attended by relatives from Pennsylvania. Afterward the couple planned a wedding tour to Florida and a residence in Beaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mary Quay
M.S. Quay
Quay
Florida
Beaver
Wage Reductions Hit Carnegie Steel Di Quehne Works
At the Carnegie Steel Diquesne works after the holidays, elevenite ( Quel and the tone men in the converting Wioom aid well mill departments faced about a 10 percent pay cut. The day men were spared, and the reductions target the highest paid and most skilled workers to realign salaries with new machinery efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pluzebunrg
Carnegie Steel Company
Diquesne Wirks
Carnegie
Peculiar Illness Keeps Miss Price in Unconscious State
Reading. Miss Mary F Price of 18 Chestnut Street has remained in near sleep since last Wednesday morning. Doctors fail to rouse her fully and she is kept alive by liquid injections. Her condition is thought to stem from childhood brain fever. Miss Price is 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Price
Reading
Chestnut Street
Miss Price
President Cleveland Returns From Duck Hunt With Thirteen Birds
President Cleveland arrived in Washington at 8 45 PM from a Quantico duck hunting trip. Accompanying him were Dr O Keli and Captain Lamberton with Captain French in charge of the Maple. Novan conveyed the game to the executive mansion, tallying thirteen birds in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
Cleveland
Quantico
Dr. O'Keli
Lamberton
French
Novan
Executive
Cameron Pushes U S Action for Cuban Independence
Senator Cameron releases a 24 page report urging President Grant to interpose friendly offices with Spain to recognize Cuba as an independent belligerent state. He cites earlier proclamations, proposes settlement terms, and notes Congress debates on recognizing belligerency versus independence and the risk of U S intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cameron
Cuba
Grant
Fish
Chiina
Tran
United States
Madeld
Spain
Shavers
Mir Comeren
Peice
Matthine
Cenersl Martines Campos
Mr. Cameron
Loerts
Clase
Mgr. Canmeron
Meveland
Rayame
Wenerah
Daland
Calicco
Havana
Eill
Aga
Shaly
Senate
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Lodge
Gray
Turple
Frye
Hamilton Fish
Bel
Cuban War Situation Grows as Volunteers Join Insurgents
Havana reports Gomez's forces expanding in western Cuba with Maes heading to Pinar del Rio and women soldiers among Gomez's army. Skirmishes, troop movements, and the burning of a site near Guanimijay accompany claims of Spanish setbacks and Cuban victories amid censorship and propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cgomez
Pina del Rio
Maes
Pinar
Cuyuatches
Comes
Gomez
Maceo
Campos
Matanzas
Ince
Santiago
Toledo
Garcia
Gomes
Moeceo
Trocha
Dore
Weyler
Spain
Gomex
Naviks
Lancaster Fires Ravage Tobacco Warehouses In City Wide Blaze
A series of incendiary blazes hit Lancaster Pennsylvania starting with Julius Lederman’s Hartleburg avenue tobacco warehouse, fully destroying it with about 15000 cases of tobacco worth 15000 and a 2500 warehouse loss. Adjacent warehouse occupied by C W Bitner and company Chris Adams and F W Frescher New York suffered smoke damage to about 1000 cases of leaf tobacco valued at 50000. Total estimated loss reaches 60000 with partial insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Julius Lederman
Hartleburg Avenue
C. W. Bitner and Company
Chris Adams
F. W. Frescher
New York
Trial of Frank Wilson Barr ing McSweeney’s Mysterious Prisoner
In Hollidaysboro Pa on January 29 the trial of Frank Wilson for the murder of Altoona hermit Henry Borneka concludes eight days of evidence. The Commonwealth ties Farrell Doran and Wilson to an April 27 attack on P. A. Swab and places them with W ilson on Sixteenth Street. Police and witnesses identify motives, alibis falter, and detectives’ testimonies are challenged as the case heads to a jury tomorrow. Wilson remains composed as the defense gears up for final arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollidaysboro
Frank Wilson
Henry Borneka
Altoona
Commonwealth
Koelle
Lewis Detrick
Paurrell
Doran
Wilson
BP. A. Swab
Sixteenth Street
Hathy Wilton
Derrick
Wilon
Martin Heiss
James Farrell
Altowna
Farrell
Timothy Donohue
McSweeney
Weney
Theese
Scranton
Jones
Captain Woons
Euartermiaster
First Segiment
National Sun of Penneyvania
Patadelphia
Linser WL Oc
Mayne
Philadelphia
Thomas Southwood
Wileen
S Wilsom
Chetek
Acquittal in Packwood murders stuns Florida trial
Irwin Jen kine Marion Clinton and William McKine were acquitted after a sixteen day trial in Tavares Florida for the Packwood murders near New Smyrna. The four victims Brice Bruce Packwood Hatch and their young relatives were killed in December 1881. The case hinged on circumstantial evidence and the venue change followed a prior trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tavares
Fla
Irwin Jenkine
Marion Clinton
William McKine
Miss Bruce
Hatch
Jenkine
Meitwe
Clintons
Siprene
MISS BARTON AND PARTY ARRIVE AT SOUTHAMPTON
The New York steamer docked at Southampton at 9 o clock tonight with Miss Clara Barton president of the American National Red Cross and her son aboard on the way to Turkey to distribute relief to Armenians. Barton said the Sultan had granted permission for her group to distribute the American fund and that the Red Cross committee had not altered their plans to proceed to Turkey to decide actions there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
New York
Clara Barton
Hed Crose Sacily
Turkey
UW Oelock
Mise Parton
Red Crees Society
Coffee Manufacture Compound Labeled Adulteration
Deputy Attorney General Elkins issued a ruling stating that coffee manufactured with chicory wheat rye or peas and sold as coiter compound is not exempt from pure food penalties. The product is deemed adulterated and cannot be sold under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisshurs
Elkins
Wells
Noles
Local Textile Display at 510 and 512 Lackawanna Ave
A display advertises French piques and galateas, linen batiste with overs and trims, Persian lawns, dotted Swisses, and a full stock of staple white goods at 510 and 512 Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Avenue
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