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16 Jul 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
Jul 16, 1896
Page
1
Right Place Price Note Reflects Better Selling Quotes
The notice discusses selling prices quoted as better than the usual rate and notes a comparison to the best price. It explains the sacrifice involved in choosing a favorable quote and hints at broader implications for value and fairness.
White Pilue Embroidered Yokes On Sale Across Lots
A sales note lists various ready to wear yokes in white lawn and linen blends. Prices range from 48 to 129 cents with multiple lots including combination yokes of white lawn dotted Swiss and Valencl ennea lace, and high end Mull embroidery yokes offered at marked down rates.
Cleveland Women Visit McKinley in Canton
Hundreds of Cleveland women arrived by train with their own band to call on Major McKinley. Mrs Elroy Avery of the Daughters of the Revolution spoke for the visitors praising American industry and urging support for McKinley. Governor McKinley thanked them, extolled women's contributions and the home as the foundation of citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Elroy Avery
Daughters of the Revolution
Jim
Cleveland
Diajor McKinley
Major McKintey
Conlon Wane
Miller
Soousis
Kate Heownlee Bherwoul
Meik Uley
Mira
Elron Avery
Avery Wald
Capplitiaes
Mra. McKinley
Major McKinley
Elweer
Mies Bidelle Switeer
Sys. McKinley
al Mary Etleworth Clark
Chey de
Winley
Colorado
Tim
McKinley Ingy
Tomorro
Hanna Advisers in Cleveland With Dual Headquarters Debate
In Cleveland the Republican National Committee members met in executive session at Mr Hanna's rooms after the death of his brother-in-law Col James Plekunds. Key notes: Parker named for DC, Johnson for Alaska, Colorado vacancy open, dual headquarters planned in New York and Chicago. The scene featured terse exchanges as reporters pressed about leadership during Mr Hanna's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Republican National Committee
Hanna
Perry-Payne
United States
William Haskell
James Plekunds
Senator Quay
Mr. Hanne
Myron M. Parker
District of Columbia
Johnson
Alaska
Colorado
St. Louis
Major McKinney
Parker
Harrison
Caiman
New York
Chicara
Republican Nationed
Hawa
Murely
MK QUAYS SUCCESSOR CANNOT BE APPOINTED
Philadelphia July It is claimed by some Republicans that the selection of Senator Wray successor as chairman of the Republican State committee cannot be made by Attorney General Mylin and Messrs Grow and Davenport. The convention elected the senator after suspending the old rule and providing election by delegates. The vacancy may be filled only by delegates or by the state committee. Re convening the convention is impracticable. the question will be referred to Mr Quay for his opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Joly W
Wray
Mylin
Messrs. Grow
Davenport
Quay
Court House Park
May Bryan
J. S. Williaing
Crazy
Nebraska
Bryan
Corntact
Cheerr
Harrisburg Board of Pardons Meets Over Bardsley Case
A special meeting of the board of pardons will be held next week to decide the Bardsley case and other matters, all under advisement since the seventh met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Board of Pardons Will
Bardsley
Salem Storm Dampens Bryan Visit in Salem Park
A July 15 downpour and wind disrupted a large crowd as William J. Bryan spoke at Salem Court House Park. Despite rain and mud, supporters cheered Bryan and fellow Democrats, with a second evening gathering drawing May Bryan and others, before Bryan left for St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ims
William J. Bryan
Trinent
Court House Park
Merain
Mire
L. M. Cuny
F. J. Youn
Bryan
Hill Collie
Joliies
Mir Bryan
Opinions of the Press on Currency Question in Democratic Convention
The Weekly Pure Opinion section surveys 123 newspapers nationwide on the Democratic convention. Of 58 Democratic papers, 32 repudiate the platform, 24 reject the candidates, while others favor the ticket with reservations or the platform. Republican papers split with four for silver and four saying the party is dead. Independent outlets show varied stances including McKinley, Bryan, and independent tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ne Oninion
McKinley
Camisdates
Bryan
Shipping News Listings From New York on July First
Arrived: Furnesia from Glasgow Moville Sathed St. Louis to Southampton Teutonle to Liverpool Arrived out Lahn at Southampton Asronia at Queenstown Edain at Bowlogne Fulda at Genoa Germania at Queenstown Sailed for New York Sores from Southampton Amsterdam from Rotterdam Sighted Mobile from New York for London passet Sighrd Pa luda from Muamibure for New York passed Lewis Island July 14
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Furnesia
Glasgow
Moville
St. Louis
Southampton
Teutonle
Liverpool
Lahn
Asronia
Queenstown
Edain
Bowlogne
Fulda
Genoa
Germania
Sores
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Mobile
London
Passet Sighrd
Paluda
Muamibure
Lewis Island
The Reserve Shrinking
Washington reports gold withdrawals totaling 114 400 today leaving the bullion reserve at 97. The central bank noted partial closure as markets closed for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Jersey Republicans In Asbury Park Race Note
Thunder showers cool the region as Cleveland woman Gireet McKinley and New Jersey Republicans gather at Asbury. Candidate Bryan addresses Salem crowd amid local political coverage and editorial notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
McKinley
New Jersey
Asbury Turk
Bryan
Salem
Republican League at Asbury Park in session
President Higgins presided as 2,000 delegates arrived for the New Jersey Republican League convention in Asbury Park. He praised member activity and the St Louis convention, predicting a 60,000 Republican majority next November as the secretary reported 62,241 members, up 32,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N. J
State Republican League
New Jersey
McKinley
Hobart
Higgins
W. A. Allen
League
St. Louis
Head on collision near Willow Grove injures six
A Reading railroad collision at 10:46 this morning near Willow Grove, 12 miles from Philadelphia, involved an empty passenger car train and an accommodation train to New Hope. Six men were hurt, none seriously. baggage master John Martin was badly bruised after being thrown against a car. The excursion train had an outward trip to Deer Park and returned, with the crash caused by a crew order misunderstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Reading
Willow Grove
New Hope
John Martin
Deer Park
Republican State Convention Abandons Lengthy Platform
Iowa July 1. Congressman Hepburn presided as temporary chair at the Republican state convention in Des Moines. He supported silver money, warned against Democratic plans, and urged quick progress toward liberalism via international agreement. The platform was rejected for length. a five member sub committee will draft a brief declaration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
A. B. Cormmings
O Connors Annual Report Highlights Hibernians Growth
President P J O Connor read his annual report at the National conference of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in Detroit noting 148 new divisions and 2 new companies added in two years. Bishop Foley reported $49 000 of $50 000 collected for the Catholic university endowment chair in Washington D C with the remainder to follow soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
P. J. O'Connor
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Foley
University Fund
Catholic Universite
Washington, D. C
The Old Cow Snowed Under in Rush Township
James R. King a Rush township farmer visiting Montrose described extensive damage from a hailstorm on the Mulford farm where a Jersey cow became buried in ground valley snow. He said the loss was beyond estimation after the storm struck during grazing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
James R. King
Rush Township
Mulford
Popular state convention endorses Bryan nomination
The Populiar state convention endorses Bryan and commends Senator Pettigrew. J. S. Kelly of Moody county and Freeman Knowles of Lawrence are nominated for congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pops
Huron
Popullar
Bryan
Petigrew
J. 8
Kelly
Moody County
Freeman Knowles
Lawrence
Congress
State convention to endorse Bryan and Sewall in Minneapolis
The state convention to elect a delegate to the bimennial convention at St. Louis opens in Minneapolis tomorrow. A large attendance is expected as the body plans to endorse Bryan and Sewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Newall
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Sewall
Finl Eys Finl Eyes Special Sale of Waists
Special sale notice from Finl Ey s highlighting a close of season clearance on waists. Emphasizes unmatched style, workmanship and wide assortment.
Special Inducements To Purchasers This Season
Special inducements list best values for waists and dresses with prices from 48c to 2.25. Items include Fancy Lawn Waists Percale Waists Stripe Lawn Waists and King Waists in Percales Lawns and Dimities. Also Plain White and Black Himalaya Waists Silk Jacquard House Waists and children's dresses plus boys' kilt suits at reduced prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batiste
Dimity
Jacquard House
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