Right Place Price Notice Reflects Lower Sale Figures
The notice explains that sale prices quoted are better than right and mentions the ght price to show the sacrifice involved.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1896
Page
1
Sale Price Linen Batiste Yokes Offer
A sale of finest linen batiste yokes features face and lawn combination effects with high class novelties. Previously selling at 3.00 and 2.25, now offered at a reduced price for selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tic
Sound Money Democrats Condemn Chicago Platform in Pennsylvania
A private Philadelphia meeting of about sixty Democrats led by John C. Bullitt denounces the Chicago convention platform as dishonest and unpatriotic. They propose to defeat Bryan and Sowall by seeking cross party pacts while urging a seven member committee to preserve party integrity and coordinate statewide opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John C. Bullitt
Chicago
Henry D. Webster
Pennsylvania Railroad
Charles H. Jones
The
Trust Company of North America
J. Simpson Africa
Union Trust Company
Mercantile
Charles T. Ingersoll
James F. Sullivan
Union Traction Company
William Redwood Wright
Harman Yerkes
Bucks County
William M. Singerly
Philadelphia Record Publishing Company
George F. Baer
Reading
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
Singerly
McKinley
Congress
State Senate
General Assembly
Uckett
Pennsylvani
Bullitt
Pennsylvania
Caicago
Bryan
Sowall
Populists Debate Unity and Electoral Fusion Strategy
A fragment notes populists urging unity and choosing electoral fusion to sustain party organization while advancing silver parity. The text emphasizes practical coalitions and decisive action.
Hazleton Mining Foreman Examinations Confirmed
The examining board in Hazleton on July 17 approved certificates for mine foremen including B. J. Carr Eckley John Evans Hazlebrook Anthony Reilly Hazleton Joseph Shaw Upper Lehigh William Edwards Audenveld Charles N Harvey Eckley John M Williams McAdog Daniel Craig Eckley Henry M Sheers Hazleton Joseph Birbeck Silver Brook Thomas H Rawlings Audenveld John Gillespie Dyriftan Joseph S Robertson Milnesville Patrick Kelley Beaver Meadow Arthur Watkins Lansford James Shovlin Drifton C L Hoover Bandy Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
B. J. Carr
Eckley
John Evans
Hazlebrook
Anthony Reilly
Joseph §. Shaw
Upper Lehigh
William Edwards
Audenveld
Charles N. Harvey
John M. Williams
McAdog
Daniel Craig
Henry M. Sheers
Joseph Birbeck
Silver Brook
Thomas H. Rawlings
John Gillespie
Dyriftan
Joseph S. Robertson
Milnesville
Patrick Kelley
Beaver Meadow
Arthur Watkins
Lansford
James Shoviln
Drifton
C. L. Hoover
Bandy Run
Bryan at St. Joseph crowd cheers as he speaks
William J. Bryan arrives at Union Station Kansas City and greets crowds in Leavenworth Weston Armour and St. Joseph in rain. He jokes about going west then east next year, receives cheers as Mrs. Bryan endures rain, and delivers an upbeat address before the train departs at 1 05 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
William J. Bryan
Union Station
Kansas City
Leavenworth and
Weston
Mr. Bryan
Mr Bryan
Armour
Bryan
Mrs. Bryan
New York Democrats Plan Early State Committee Meeting
Senator David B. Hill and William F. Sheehan met with NY Democratic chairman J. B. Hinckley in Asbury Park to outline procedure for the party. They expect an early state committee call and a convention date to be set in coming days. Hill will remain silent until the convention convenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N. J
David B. Hill
William F. Sheehan
Chairrman
J. B. Hinckley
New York State Democratic Committee
Hinckley
New York
Senator Hill
Fusion Probable Populists Open to Democrat Unity
In St. Louis on July 17 Sergeant at Arms McDowell of the Populist convention said Democrats must offer their electors share to unite for silver. The group discussed methods to advance the silver issue and the prevailing sentiment among party friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Sergeant At Arms McDowell
Strikers and militia clash as riots flood Cleveland streets
In Cleveland on July 17 a massive mob, estimated in thousands, fought with militia and police at Brown Hulsting works. Soldiers charged twice driving rioters back while bayonets wounded two strikers, including Theo MecGreavy and James Garety. By nightfall 16,000 people had melted away as authorities prepared for further flare ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Brown Holsting
Afteen
St. Clair Hospital
Theo. MecGreavy
James Garety
Brown Hursting Works
Lincoln Delirious as Bryan Parade Fills City
Lincoln crowds greet the Bryan party with deafening cheers and steam calliopes at the train station and hotel. A parade to the state house follows under police guidance amid rain and mud as Bryan speaks to thousands in a rally that showcases union across parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln
Ryan
Graham
Mumber
Bryan Reekfence
D Street
Helehbors
Mr. Bryan
Lincoln Hotel
State House
F. A. Miller
Army
Naval Guard
Lincoln Light Infantry
Bryan
N. N.2
Bryan Home Guards
Dore Hamberus
U S and Britain Fail toAgree on Venezuela Arbitration Plan
Thirteen State Department communications reveal limited progress toward a general arbitration treaty on Venezuela. The United States insists on a just boundary settlement and rejects British terms that would surrender any Venezuelan claims, keeping vigilant against concession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Great Britain
State Department
Meveland
Congress
United Press
United Sates
Pennsylvania Naval Militia Ends Practice Aboard Indiana
The Pennsylvania naval militia wrapped up practice on the battleship Indiana this evening and then boarded the vessel for a return to Philadelphia on Sunday. The Indiana sailed tonight for New York, with the militia scheduled to depart for Philadelphia soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewes
Del
Pennsylvania Naval Militia
Indiana
Col
Philadelphia
New York
Justice Garett III In Critical Condition In San Francisco
San Francisco July 17. Justice Stephen Garett associate Justice of the Supreme Court is critically ill. He was brought back to the city from Paso Robles where he had been sent for a fort night, with hopes the change would help. If possible he will be returned tomorrow. experts say recovery seems unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Stephen Garett
Supreme Court of the United States
Paso Robles
Ancient Order of Hibernians Debates Ballot Control
Detroit July 17. The Ancient Order of Hibernians completed its meeting with a report from the resolutions committee stating that ballot control by a member is foreign to the order and will not be tolerated. The resolutions described stronger oversight and unity among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Order of Hibernians
Committee On Resolutions
Populist Convention Nominates Slate. Nixes Bryan Endorsement
The Populist state convention in Cheyenne elected delegates to St. Louis and nominated a state ticket. Resolutions to indorse Bryan at the national convention were voted down and withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indorse Bryant
Cheyenne
Wyo
St. Louis
Indorse Bryan
Long‑lost Monticello fugitive nabbed in Harrisburg
Harrisburg July 17. Garrett Light, previously convicted for a 15 year old murder in Monticello Jones county Iowa, was arrested this evening after 16 years in hiding. He had fled after his appeal failed and later married in Dauphin county. he now awaits requisition papers in jail denying guilt. He has a wife and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Monticello
Jones County
Iowa
Garrett Light
Annie Rickett
Annie
Garrett
Light
Pittsburg
Dauphin County
Shellenberger
McKinleys Callers Ahead of Cleveland Centennial
Canton Ohio July 17 Major McKinley receives callers on personal and social errands including Mr and Mrs Sonnenberg Wheeling Hon J A Staples York Pa and others. A letter from Plattsmouth Nebraska pledges Republican loyalty and announces Major McKinley and Mrs McKinley will visit Cleveland for the centennial opening, where he serves as honorary president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
McKinley
Sonnenberg
Wheeling
West Va
J. A. Staples
York, Pa
Jules G. Guthridge
Washington, D. C
McClure
Wooster
B. L. Arnold
Carnah
Plattsmouth
Cass County
Ae ‘H. Smith
Dickson Resignation Triggers Debate Over State Convention
Philadelphia July 17 The resignation of presidential elector Samuel Dickson prompts discussion on whether the state convention must reconvene to elect a successor. Law says 30 days before election requires a new convention. within 30 days the vacancy can be filled by the state committee. A state official contends the letter does not count as a resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Samuel Dickson
Wright
State Committee
State Department
Dickson
American party names John L. Stone for Governor
Kaneag City reports the American party executive committee tendered the governorship nomination to Hon. John L. Stone, presiding judge of Jackson County Court. He replied briefly. Washington notes the treasury gold reserve closed at a certain level with daily withdrawals totaling 2.503 million dollars, including 2 million for export.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaneag City
Amercan Party
John L. Stone
Jackson County
Washington
Treasury
Weather and Politics Headline Mix from Scranton Page
Weather today shows fall conditions with possible showers. Dems aim to defeat Bryan while taxes and trade topics surface in weekly reviews. Local briefs cover camp soldiers, editorials, boxing notes, and regional society items.
Democrats Aim to Defeat Mr Bryan in the campaign
Report from Cleveland notes the gold Democrats will back McKinley, with President Cleveland possibly issuing a letter urging sound money Democrats to support McKinley. The National Committee forms a new Chicago headquarters team and plans western speeches, while eastern Democrats show no ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troopa
Cleveland
Bryan
Cleveland, O
McKinley
Washington
Hanna
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Major McKinley
National Republican Executive Committee
Perry
Heath
Cincinnati
Hanna, Durbin
Indiana
Dawes
Ilinoia
Payne
Wisconsin
New York
West
Western
Omaha
Lincoln, Neb
McIlhenny Commission Rejected in Dauphin County
Dr Nathan C Schaeffer returned from Bloomsburg and refused the commission of George W McIlheny for Dauphin county appointing R M McNeal as acting superintendent McIlheny lacked the required three years teaching experience under the 1867 act. Bryan ratification at Tammany Hall in New York follows delegates from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Nathan C. Schaeffer
Bloomsburg
George W. McTlheny
Dauphin County
R. M. McNeal
Schaeffer
Melliheny
Bryan
Tammany Hall
New York
General Committee
Thirtyfifth Assembly
Chicago
Henry D. Purerop
Charles L. Guy
Vanderbilt Founder May Be Moved To Newport Soon
New York July 17 Dr McLane said he expects Mr Vanderbilt to be sufficiently recovered to be removed to Newport in three weeks. A late bulletin by Drs McLane Traper and Delafield stated Vanderbilt was in much better condition that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dr. McLane
Vanderbilt House
Ships Arrivals and Weather Outlook for July in Midwestern Ports
Seaports report arrivals from Bremen Hamburg Liverpool Queenstown and New York with ships Prussia Normula Etruria and St Paul listed. Weather today in the middle states expected warmer conditions with southwesterly winds, cloudiness, possible rain in western districts, and weekend forecasts of fair to partly cloudy skies with local rain or thunder near the coast, cooler by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Westcar
Bremen
Fuerst Blemarck
Hamburg
Southampton
Cherbourg
Prittante
Liverpool
Queenstown
St. Paul
Prussia
Normula
Etruria
Midle
Silesky Shirt Promises Best Made to Order Quality
An advertisement touts a “Silesky Shirt” from a large premier shirt maker. It claims scientific cut by expert operators, seven improvements protected by patent, Utica Nonpareil cloth bodies, four ply linen boform, hand sewn buttonholes with Barstow thread, open back or open front designs, a stout-man line, and a sale price of one dollar.
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GLOBE
Sound Money
MR. Singerley
Ornator
Brown
P. J. O'Connor
John C. Weadock
Lincoln Delirious
Missouri River
Justice Garrett III
M’kinley
Nebraska
Mr. Stone
Intelient
Iban
Review of Trade
P'ress
Soldler Boys OF
For Camp
Scranton
Suburban News
Sctanton
Corbett
King of Boxers
Meoycle News
the Path of National Safety
Gwyllt Walla
World of Letters
National Committee
M'Illheny
Vanderbilt
Hernard
Finley
Sillesky
Lackawanna Avenue
Spruce Street
W. J. Weichel
Spruce
Matthews Brothers
Atlantic
Reynolds
Crockett
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