29 Jul 1896
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1896
Page
1
They are praised as flawless buys for the present season with sale prices listed at 25 and 39 cents. The ad touts 20 dozen top noted style Walts in exclusive designs with former price marked at 125 dollars.
Reports describe a massive storm across Allegheny and surrounding counties. Homes wrecked, mines and property damaged, with several drownings and missing residents. Rescue efforts amid rising rivers and rail disruptions continue as workers tally losses.
Weekly weather summary notes favorable growing conditions across the central valleys and most states, with exceptions from drought in northern Michigan entries and parts of Missouri Arkansas Louisiana and Texas. Cotton and wheat show mixed progress with drought stress and early harvests in some areas, while Nebraska reports excellent conditions and New Jersey and Pennsylvania show favorable growth but harvesting challenges in others.
Jersey City July 23 A man who demanded 2 000 000 in Central of New Jersey and Baltimore and Ohio bonds was confronted by Superintendent Willian H Peddles. He was restrained by a detective as he spoke to Thompson, superintendent of motive power, and identified as Dennis Minehan of Mauntenson Street New York.
At a wedding feast near Anderson Indiana Miss Cora Fivh and Wallace Stewart were served ice cream that caused illness. Guests became very sick and some fainted though doctors expect no deaths. John Waltaer was also taken home in serious condition. Prominent local parties affected.
Havana reports fierce fighting as General Linares’ forces clash with insurgents under Calixto Garcia near Martel. Spanish losses are noted. Molina, Maceo and other leaders move troops toward the northeast as plans to cross the Trocha emerge. A separate case in Britain concluded with guilty verdicts for Henry Coventry and co defendants in a foreign enlistment act trial.
Senator Piteriow of South Dakota, a bolting silver Republican, called on Bryan at his Lincoln residence, discussing the political situation. Mr Van remains silent on Populist nomination, with a final decision likely after Senator Jones of Arkansas consults Populist leaders. Bryan intends to follow Democratic guidance while allowing advisers to arrange matters. Brevan visited Democratic headquarters briefly, greeting attendees.
Altoona July 28 The Blair Cambria state senatorial conference for the West Cambria district held six ballots with Appleby and Steinman each receiving three votes. Appleby endorsed John Wanamaker for the United States senate while Steinman avoided commitment and denied Penrose support.
In London July 4 the trial of Dr. Jameson and officers Major Sir John Willoughby Major Raleigh Grey Colonel H. F. is concluded with a prison sentence for the South African campaigner.
London July 28 The International Socialists trades congress debated admitting anarchists after yesterday’s clash. Though some argued for inclusion to keep the congress representative, others warned it would imply support for anarchist propaganda. A vote upheld Zurich’s ruling that anarchists not be admitted, and the hall remained orderly after disruption. New York reports list ships and arrivals. weather and financial notes follow.
Fragmentary page lists weather hints and assorted items. Mentions fair weather, storm path in Pennsylvania and Spain, political notes about Hastings and a U S senator, local crime sketches, editorial comments, sports glimpses, suburban notices, markets, Amana Colonies, military drills in schools, and a Stream of unrelated headlines.
Philadelphia report says Governor Hastings may gain Sen. Quay's backing in a late summer deal. William Connell of Lackawanna brokered a peace between Quay and Hastings allies, granting Quay control of some delegates. Observers note no firm pledge, with officials remaining noncommittal as Quay's visit to Hastings looms.
J Holman Helwate issues a circular urging all Milne Democrats to confer on harmonizing state conventions with the bolting Chicago line. The message targets Illinois New York and other states as action dates approach. Weather changes with cooler, less sultry conditions and fresh southwest winds forecast, followed by a slight warming later.
The new Early Fall line of black dress goods has arrived and is open for inspection. Highlights include 6 pieces 54 inch English Sicilian at a special price, 6 pieces 46 inch Pure Mohair Brocade at 1.00, and 10 pieces 46 inch Ex-Fine Henrietta at a bargain. Also offers on Wash Silks, Swivel Silks, and Printed China and Jap Silks.
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