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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1896

Page

2

Democrats Clash Over Silver and Chair Choice at Convention

Delegates erupt as John R. Fellows defends Daniel while endorsing silver coinage and regular party rule. Senator Daniel assumes chair amid cheers after a heated roll call shows Hill winning fewer votes. The day ends with committees named and the convention adjourning to the next morning.

J. Gadd Minds Minority Report Democratic Party Democratic Familly New York Connecticut Hill Daniel National Committee W. K. Sader West Virginia Harrity Danielson Hil Dante Maine Louisiana Texas Iowa Kansas Nebraska St. Louis New Orleans John Bull Kentucky Great Britain Mr. Daniel

Convention Notes Show Pennsylvania Leaders in Democratic Committee

The rules committee was organized with James D. Richardson of Tennessee as chairman and Francis D. Carter of Florida as secretary. Pennsylvania figures appear on several panels including RF, EB. Wright on credentials with J. H W. Cochran and Charles Eagan and Charles Noyes on permanent organization and rules. Honorary Pennsylvanians named are B. F. Meyers, vice president, and Miller. Allen, secretary, and William F. Harrity to represent Pennsylvania on the new Democratic committee.

John R. Fellows New York Virginia Daniel National Committee Cleveland Daniels David B. Hilstery United States Col. Fellows Gladstone Great Britain France Germany Europe Thomann Jefferson Jones Arkangay Harrity S3d Congress White California Hogg Texas Lenderies EB. B. Finley Ohto South Dakota James Dante Sulter James D. Richardson William F. Harrity Pennsylvania New Democratic Committee

Chicago Coliseum Opens as World’s Largest Building

The Chicago Coliseum, 727 feet by 200 feet, rises 105 feet under terraces with 285000 square feet of floor space. Buffalo Bill's Wild West setup uses an arena 600 by 160 feet with seating for 20000, expandable from 1000 to 80000 as needed.

Chicago Coliseum F. 8 Bemen Chicago Inter-Ocean Manufactures Buffalo Bill

New seating system premieres with arc-lit arena design

The building uses a weightless main floor support transferring load to the ground. A novel heating and lighting system drives 100 electric arc lights with powerful reflectors, promising extraordinary interior illumination. Historical capacity figures for major halls list audience sizes from 2,500 to 87,000 across Europe and America.

Collecum Rome Dorle Corinthian St. Peter's Cathedral Milan St. Paul's London St. Petronia Bologna Florence Antwerp St. John Lateran St. Sophia Constantinople Notre Dame Paris Theater of Marcellus Pisa St. Stephen’s Vienna St. Dominic’s Madigan Square Garden New York Chicago Musile Hall St. Louis Metropolitan Opera House Music Hall Cincinnati la Scale San Carlos Naples Grand Opera House Imperial Opera House Covent Garden

Promoters List Offers Access To Investment Network

A London publication markets a list of 960 promoters with over £100 million in foreign investments in six years and £18 million in seven months of 1895. Priced at £5 or 25 via postal order to the London and Universal Bureau of Invertors. Includes bonds shares lands patents mines and mortgage loans with introductions to promoters. Directors named include Sir Edward C. Ross Walter C. Pepys and Captain Arthur Stiffe.

London and Universal Bureau of Invertora Cheapside London B. C Edward C. Ross Walter C. Pepys Arthur Stiffe

Notice of runaway pigs on premises of under signed

Two pigs are on the premises of the undersigned near Stone avenue. The owner may call and pay the due costs to claim them within two weeks. otherwise they will be impounded as prescribed by law.

Tts Republican Party Lawr H. Ropeneteel Stone Avenue Stephen Qutheriz Barbara -Atbeing Dave Tod P. m Cedar Avenue Cc. S1ork

Notice of annual stockholders meeting for Germania Building and Loan

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the New Germania Building and Loan is called for the election of officers and directors and for business as usual. SACOM F. MILLER serves as secretary. The document mentions mortgage cancellation and encumbrance issues connected to a Woodruff agent of United Security Life Insurance and Trust Company of Pennsylvania.

Otetee Repettans Woodruff United Security Sife Insurance and Trust Company Pennsyvania New Germania Building and Loan Sacom F. Miller

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