One Sided Bargains Shurtt Waists
Selig widens the price, one sided, that’s all. Buyers hate how every penny of profit on their down side, and some times a little more, but we’re satisfied if we can only smoke on clean sweepers.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1896
Page
1
They Are the Best Brightest and Freshest Goods
They are described as the best brightest and freshest goods of the current season. The text emphasizes quality and desirability for buyers seeking thaw less items in every respect.
Dogen The Walsts Exclusive Designs Item
The lot features Walsts themed designs in exclusive styles with a former price listed as 1.25 dollars. The top noteh style hints at unique presentation and collectible value for buyers.
McKinley Campaign Opens Talks With Hanna on Strategy
Major McKinley and Mark Hanna held a prolonged conference at Hanna’s lakefront home in Cleveland to plan the Republican campaign. They aim for concise, plain talk on the money question and will distribute short leaflets and speeches rather than lengthy documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Major McKinley
Mark Hanna
Republican National Committee
Hanna
Lake Side
Canton
Mr. Hanna
Hitanager
Hoga
Toy Montini
Abr
Sherman
Mckinley
Mader McKinley
Hawley
Merriam
Minnesota
Toorta Miajeu eKinley
Hiatina
Menjles
McKrinley
Mr. Hine
Hle
Lette
Kinley
Planning the Campaign in Moveland for Hanna Visit
Moveland July 22 M Ao Hanna heads to New York to meet senators and leaders including Proctor Fessenden HU Lyman POC Cheney Gibbs Brayton Hobart Manley Quiy Clayton Scott and General Osborne. The executive committee treasurer Cornelius Hills will be named soon. Hanna blasts west free silver rhetoric and plans to flood literature while mobilizing the working class in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moveland
M. Ao Hanna
New York Post
Senator Proctor
Samuel Fessenden
George HU
Lyman
Poc. Cheney
Frederick Gibbs
C. F. Brayton
Garrett A. Hobart
Joseph H. Manley
M.S. Quiy
Powell Clayton
N. B. Scott
William M. Osborne
Cornelius N. Hills
Hold-ups in Chicago Enter a Grocery Store
Two young men robbed a jewelry store in Chicago near North Clark street shortly after eight last evening. M Robertson confronted the pair, locked the door, and held them at gunpoint until police arrived. The suspects identified as James Robinson and Frank Her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
James Heilrly
Morgan Street
Chicago
M. Robertson
North
Clark Street
Maine Candidate for Governor Declines Chicago Ticket
Edward B. Winslow of Portland announces he declines the Democratic nomination for Maine governor. He plans to endorse Bryan Sewall and opposes the free silver plank, signaling a party split and a potential additional convention as the gold standard stance dominates debates within the Maine Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Edward B. Winslow
Maine
Winslow
Bryan
Sewall
Henne
Chicago
Winston
Willshin Tuday
Ar. Whitshaw
Irish National Convention Builds for Great Gathering
Report from London July 2 describes the Irish National Convention moving toward a historic gathering. Delegates from Ireland England and beyond assemble with enthusiasm to unite Crivhc race and fund a broad political organization. Supporters seek healing of schisms and a strong national movement despite opposition from some English press allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ireland
England
Mootland
Delesatus Wnd
Protiferu
South Africa
Australia
Coubted States
Canada
Bart
United Party
Healey
Tte
Alma QutRide
Fiooonevel
Mr. Redimand
Ds Gection
Killed by City Marshal in Missouri Town
Petersburg July 26 A man named Anderson was shot by City Marshal Punk after resisting near a livery stable. Anderson fired first wounding the marshal. the marshal returned fire, killing Anderson. He died last night as probate plans a will leaving property to his brother nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Bor
Alex Anders
Kyi
Anderson
Ated
Heudgeville
Punk
Andersono
Jie Anderson
Adderson
Miiwatethwown
Huge meteor in Mexico strikes hillside killing two children
A spectacular meteor over Saintes Reyes in Chihuahua triggered a rock fall that buried a mine shaft and destroyed a miner's house killing his two children. A heavy rain followed the descent as locals fear an omen linked to a Vishon seer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mexico
Saintes Reyes
Chihuahua
Tulasco
Oklahoma Attorney Pardoned for Mercy Act
Governor Renfrew pardons William D Halfill a Newkirk attorney once of Wafteli Kin who served nearly two years of a five year sentence for issuing a check without funds He aided a friendless street girl to go home and after the pardon must not return to Guthoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gitlahoma
Turbulent East: Insurgents in Macedonia Grow Formidable
Diplomatic talks fail to ease the crisis as Macedonian insurgents gain ground. Greece allows armed men into Macedonia. Turkish troops suffer defeats at Moussa and at Drujuniga while pay and rations falter. Press outlets warn of ongoing troubles and call for decisive action by the powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Count Goluchowski
Ischl
Francia Joseph
Prince Holenlohe
Vienna
Goluchowski
Count Nigra
Austria
Tome
Visconti- Venosta
Macedonia
Moussa
Salons
Vossische Recitungauy
Neue Frete Press
Salonica
Drujuniga
Serres
Polots
Persia
Prigvend
Preshtina
Elae
Quart of whiskey kills tourist in York barn death
Augustus Witthehen, 58, of La Crosse Wisconsin, was part of a five man party that drank a gallon of whisky. He was found dead in a Logansville barn. another man survived after doctors worked all day. Wittheken had more than a quart. Two men who allegedly stole the liquor are under suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Augustus Witthehen
la Crosse
Wis
Logansville
Wittheken
Rosebery Faces Dissent over Sunday League Testimonial
Liberal dissenters denounce Lord Rosebery for permitting his name on a committee backing a Sunday league testimonial. Baptist pastors protest that nonconformists can no longer support a leader seen as endorsing Sabbath desecration and horse racing. they urge severing ties with the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Rosebery
Lst
Sunday League
Heould
League
Wrecked on Sable Island Crew Rescued After Bark Grounding
The Dominion steamer Newfield arrived at Halifax with twelve men from the whaling bark Hapelo 2 after it grounded on a sand bar off Sable Island during a gale. The crew escaped to the island in the ship's boats, narrowly missing drowning. The Haphelo 2 sailed from Geneon Tor Bathurst, N. S. and was reportedly on a westward voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Dominion Government
Newfield
Sable Ishawid
Newfields
Athanitic
Bable Island
Geneon Tor Bathurst
Tom
Lightning Nearly Strikes Adlas in Kentucky Building
The vice president and his family narrowly escaped a lightning strike in Loulaville Kentucky as a severe storm rolled over Howling Green. A bolt struck Potter College where they were staying, burning out telephone wires and injuring no one though guests feared a fire. Prof Cabell and Mrs Stevenson were among the hosts.
Champion Has Too Many Wives In Jail Charge
Anderson reports Champion jailed tonight charged with having three wives living He wed Margaret Wilson recently The man’s wives in Michigan and Wisconsin will be brought to prosecute The piece mentions Populist National Committee actions and a Newport Vanderbilt yacht scene with travel notes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Pmidwarad Champion
Cly
Margaret Wilson
Champion
Micatran
Wiscolain
President stays home amid quiet Fourth in Buzzards Bay
Buzzards Bay Massachusetts July 4 The president remained at home all day without visitors and did not attend the memorial exercises for the late W E Hassell at Sandwich as expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzzards Bay
Mass
W. EL. Hassell
Sandwich
Norwegian rowers’ voyage ends in storm setback
The Norwegian boat Fox reported by the Cuy at Pembroke that on June 6 Frank Harbo and George Samuelson began a New York to Havre row. They were well supplied but on July 10 rough seas capsized the boat and they lost several items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cuy
Clausen
Pembroke
Quebec
Fox
Frank Harbo
George Samuelson
New York
Havre
Harbo
Samuelson
McKinley Campaign Plans Amid Weather and Local Notes
Weather fair and warmer with southerly winds. McKinley plans for campaign amid serious national issues. Irish Convention and local sermons at Kingston church noted. Police at church and local happenings include base ball scores and bike news. McKinley rebukes the Silverites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Wisconsin Gold Democrats Call for State Organization
Ellie B. Usher, provisional chairman for Wisconsin named by the Gold Conference at Chicago, issued a call to gold Democrats to quickly organize in every county and elect county chairmen across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Ellie B. Usher
Wisconsin
Chicago
Gold Democrats
Flood Toll in Denver Suburbs Reaches Twenty Eight
Three killed at Golden four in Mount Vernon canyon and twenty one near Morrison reported Friday night flood. Anna Hansen the servant girl said to be dead was not at the camp at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Evergreen
May Herres
P. Johnson
Arvada
Denver
Clear Creek
Golden
Col
Mount Vernon Canyon
Morrison
Anna Hansen
Tme
Middle of the Road Men Fight Populist Rump Convention
Dissatisfied populists in St. Louis attempt to nominate Col Norton at a rump meeting. Fewer than twenty delegates attend as organizers accuse the convention of Democratic control and manipulation byBryan supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Texas
Coonel Norton
Bryan
Norton
John Ulrich
Wisconsin
Jaywalt
Stone
Stanmer
Hrgan
Tom Taitlon
Atm
Newton
Dinois
Salem
Stranger Arrested Over Forged Deposits in Hix Perkety Kostoria
A man in Hix Perkety, Kostoria, Chile, employed a youth to obtain a bank deposit certificate for 18 dollars. Police arrested him after the youth turned over the paper, uncovering forged certificates totaling about 400 dollars payable to Stark. The suspect gave the name James Johnsen and a trail leads to Stark, who resides between Fortoria and Titin. a complaint has been filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hix
Perkety
Kostoria
Chile
Stark
James Johnsen
Starkis
Fortoria
Tittin
Helpless civilians killed during Cuban hospital capture
Private letters from Matanzas allege Spanish soldiers seized rebel hospitals at Isabel and Magdalena in Matanzas province. Surgeons Rose and Iyquierde and their team were killed, nurses murdered, and wounded in beds cut down as insurgents defended the facilities before overpowering forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Flin
Matanzas
Cuba
Isabel and
Magdialena
Pre
Clairvoyant advised Telmers in servant case move to court
Mary Staiger once employed by Mr and Mrs Telmer of 117 North Sixteenth Street sues for 20000 dollars claiming false imprisonment and defamation. The Telmers accused Staiger of stealing a diamond ring and a doge, an investigation followed, Staiger was jailed then released June 12 and Mrs Telmer later showed a geld line ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Mary Staiger
Paul Telmer
North Sixteenth Street
Telmiers
Telmer
Davenport Democrats Endorse Sound Money Platform
Davenport Iowa July 26 Democrats met to pledge support for sound money denouncing the Chicago platform as un-Democratic and unpatriotic. They call for an honest money policy and revenue reform to oppose the Populist platform and to uphold the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Iowa
Cleveland
Chicago
Weather forecast for New York and region
The forecast notes partly cloudy and warmer conditions with light southerly winds. Rain possible in northern areas and possibly as far south as Philadelphia. Tuesday is expected to be partly cloudy and sultry with rain and slight temperature changes, followed by clearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
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