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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1896
Page
1
America's Best Production In The Faintest Volar Combinations
A brief note touts a limited batch of 35 pieces labeled as Special Price 22c, highlighting quality as the season’s finest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Simpson's First Quality Lat Ines Special Price Notice
Advertisement announces Simpson's first quality lat ines with black grounds, figures and dots, white or floral effects. Priced at 18e¢ regular, special price 12%4¢.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Cheney Bros Best China Silks in Dresden Effects
20 pieces Cheney Bros best China Silks 24 inches wide in new Dresden effects. Large variety offered at special price 50 cents per piece with actual value marked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney Bros
Dresden
Walsts
Free Coinage Debate Drives Kentucky Democratic Convention
At Lexington Kentucky the Democratic state convention reassembled late night for credentials reports amid calls for Blackburn to be president and Breckenridge addressing the hall as the sole gold standard speaker. The credentials committee favored silver delegates and a majority report on resolutions endorses a 1 to 1 gold to silver standard while opposing national banking and endorsing a tariff for revenue only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Blackburn
WO PL Breckenridge
Long
Breckenridge
Kenton County
Carlisle
Music Hall
Haldeman
Louisville
Cranston
H. M. Stone
Yeas
C.K. Wheeler
Paducah
B. Wat Hardin
Senate
Hardin
Committee On Resolutions
Eis
Secretary of the Treasury
Greenbicks
Democratic Party
Hradley
Eydith
Chicago
Kentucky
Joseph C
A. J. Carroll
United States
Committee On
William B. Smith
Madison
James P. Tarvin
Kenton
P. W. Hardin
John 8. Rhea
W. T. Fille
Austin Corbin Dies After Fishing Trip Carriage Crash
Newport New Hampshire June 4 Austin Corbin and his new wife Corbin Edgell with Dr Paul Kungler and Coachman John Stokes were riding when the carriage tipped over an embankment against a stone wall. Corbin died this evening after multiple severe injuries, Stokes died earlier, and others were seriously hurt. The horses shied as the coachman drove without blinders for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
N. H
Austin Corbin
Corbin Edgell
Paul Kungler
John Stokes
Mr. Corbin
Dr. Kungler
Stokes
Bull
New York
Boston
Corbin
Cilley
Austin Corbin, Jr
George 8
Holgel
West
Whitelaw Reid Visits Cleveland and Canton
Whitelaw Reid spent a brief time in Cleveland on June 4 and subsequently went to Canton to visit McKinley. He discussed the vice presidential selection, praising a Maine namesake as the ideal candidate for the second spot on the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Whitelaw Reid
M.A. Hanna
McKinley
Canton
Reid
Maine
Mr. Reid
Virginia Democrats Seek Free Silver Policy At Staunton Convention
Staunton Va June 4 The Democratic state convention opened with Senator Martin praising free silver and urging electing a president aligned with the party The platform reiterates Jeffersonian principles opposes McKinleyism and calls for immediate restoration of bimetallism and unlimited coinage of silver and gold at 16 to 1 without international assent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton
Committee On Resolutons
United States
Martin
Secord
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Mason
Trusia
Canitalleta
Officers Elected at Gettysburg En Campment for Coming Year
The Sons of Veterans PA division adjourned at Gettysburg on June 4. Elected for the year: Division commander James H. Tawney of Philadelphia. senior vice commander John R. Frailer Shamokin. junior vice commander A. B. Moulthrope Dakota. division council John Bower Philadelphia A. B. Fisher Harrisburg. W. H. Hall Slatington. Ladies Aid society chose Mrs. Kate Britten Georgetown president. Miss Kate Hardcastle Philadelphia secretary. Miss Elia Jones Altoona treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Sons of Veterans
Pennsylvania
James H. Tawney
Philadelphia
John KR
Fraaler
Shamokin
Moulthrope
Dakota
John Bower
Fisher
Harrisburg
W. H. Hall
Slatington
Ladies Aid Society of Pennsylvania
Kate Britten
Georgetown
Kate Hardcastle
Elia Jones
Altoona
Butler bond-prohibition bill rejected by Ways and Means
Washington June 4 The House Ways and Means Committee reported the Butler bond-prohibition bill adversely by 18 to 2 with Republicans labeling it a Populist measure. Minority member Wheeler Alabama prepared a counter report arguing the 1875 resumption act ended congressional power to issue bonds and urging repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wheeler
Alabama
Washington
House Committee On Ways and Means
Dingley
Payne
N. Y
Dalwell
Hopkins
Grosvenor
Ohio
Russell
Conn
Dolliver
Iowa
Ateele
Ind
Johnson
N. DA
Evans
Tawney
Minn
Democraats
Turner
Cobb
McMillin
Tenn
Wheeler
Ala
Crisp
Dem
McLaurin
Senate
Congress
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Sherman
Samuel J. Tilden
Local News Briefs and Updates Across City and State
Morning bulletin highlights include Blackburn owning Kentucky and a veterans report on Antl with an adverse order. Senate passes a cheese bill as local editors comment on exchanges. Mayor Bailey expands appointments while Luxemberger faces a trepass suit. Royal welcome for the Booths and street railway franchise disputes noted. Scranton defeats Wilkes-Barre in sports with regional market and stock notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn
Kentucky
Senate
Senate makes marked progress as filled cheese bill passes
In Washington on June 4 the Senate disposed of the naval and Indian appropriation conference reports and passed the Scientific Investigation of the fur seal fisheries bill. The filled cheese bill cleared 37 to 13, and contested elections Murrey versus Elliott and Martin versus Lockhart were decided in favor of the challengers. The river and harbor bill was signed and delivered to the state department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Yeas
Five Civilized Tribes
United States
Gear
Town
Pacific Railroad Committee
Pacific
House
Lodge
Rep
Mass
Murrey
Elliott
South Carolina
Murray
Reed
Martin
Va. Lockhart
North Carolina
Mary C. Gregg
John Irwin Gregg
William Loring Spencer
George E. Spencer
Alabama
John N. Quackenbush
Navy
W. 8. Daniels
State Department
Steel freight cars hailed as new era in US railway freight
Carnegie Steel demonstrates steel core-tween hopper and flat cars weighing 30 550 pounds for hoppers and 26 220 pounds for flats with 100 000 to 120 000 pounds load tests. The cars leave for exhibition in Saratoga Springs to convince Master Car Builders of steel car viability. A 70 steel car train reportedly matches the freight capacity of 100 wooden cars in tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Carnegie Steeel Company
United States
Keystone Bridge Works Department
Saratogau
N. Y
Saime
Veterans Break Camp at Chambersburg G A R Encampment
The G A R held its state encampment in Chambersburg Pa with the election of a state commander and installation of new officers. Delegates to the national encampment were chosen and memorial day observances discussed while the Ladies Grand Army of the Republic elected Ada Shannon as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg
Gettysburg
Sh. P. Scott
Cummings
Vanderslice
Hicks
Samples
J. F. Morrigan
Commandeer
Carte
Denworth
J. P
Cobb
Committee On
Grand Army of the Republic
Ladies Grand Army of the Republic and Relief Corps
W. H. Mackey
Frank H. Button
Corry
John Sayers
Philadelphia
J. G. Sloan
Monongahela
William J. Ray
Henry ¥. Yohn
William J. Patterson
Harvey Miller
George H. Dant
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Ada Shannon
Edwin Fitler funeral held in Philadelphia
Ex mayor Edwin H Fitler died on Sunday and was buried from his home at 1600 Walnut Street. Rev Dr William N McVickar led services and Laurel Hill cemetery received the private interment. Honorary pallbearers included Governor Hastings Mayor Warwick and other prominent officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Edwin H. Fitler
Walnut Street
William N. McVickar
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Hastings
Warwick
George FE. Roberts
Pennsylvania Railroad
Charles C. Harrison
University of Pennsylvania
William 8. Stokeley
John H. Michener
Thomas Dolan
Craig Biddle
Frank Thomson
G. Asheton Carson
Edward Potter
Fake stories condemned by Atlantic City pen and pencil club
The Atlantic City Pen and Pencil Club resolved to condemn fake stories printed by several Philadelphia and New York papers and asked the mayor to urge reprimands. The action followed recent sensational fakes injuring the city, with the Maybrick murder case also noted in London as the home secretary refused clemency for Florence Maybrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Pen and Pencil Club
Philadelphia
New York
Maybrick
London
House of Coinmons
Matthew White Ridley
Florence Maybrick
Woking
Scotch Irish Society Holds Seventh Annual Session at Morrisburg
The Scotch Irish Society of America opens its seventh annual session in Harrisburg with attendees from across the country. Mayor Patterson welcomes guests, Rev Dr John B Macintosh of Chicago responds, and Robert Bonner of New York declines re election due to illness. Addresses planned by A Boyd Hamilton Samuel Evans W Franklin Rutherford and N G Parke with Governor Hastings delivering welcome remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisburg
Harrisburg
Scotch- Irish Society of America
Patterson
John 8. Macintosh
Chicago
Robert Bonner
New York
Old Derry Church
Paxtang Church
A. Boyd Hamilton
Samuel Evans
Columbia
W. Franklin Rutherford
N. G. Parke
Opera House
Hastings
Atlantic Steamship Movements Reported June Arrivals and Sails
In New York on June 4, arrivals include Germania from Liverpool and Queenstown, Aachen from Bremen, and Columbia for Homburg. Sailed lists show Amsterdam Boulognebound, Furst Bismarck Plymouth, Werra Bremen, and Kaiser Wilhelm I Genoa among others. steamers Teutonic Spaarndam and Britannic sighted en route, with several ships passing Fastnet and Portland Bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Germania
Liverpool
Queenstown
Aachen
Bremen
Salled
Columbia
Hombure
Amsterdam
Boulogne
Furst Bismarck
Plymouth
Trove
Werra
Genoa
Kaiser Wilhelm ‘1
Teutonic
Spaarndam
Britannic
Fastnet
Mohawk
London
Portland
80th Annual AME Session Opens in Reading Pennsylvania
Bishop Abraham Grant presides over the 80th annual AME session in Reading with about eighty clergy and over 100 congregations represented. Opening sermon by Rev Noah D Tempin cites Philippians 1 17. Transfers to Philadelphia conference announced for five ministers. Bishop noted 43000 converts in four years and 700000 homes owned by Black residents in the South. John C Brock elected secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Reading
African Methodist Episcopal Conference
Abraham Grant
D. D
Noah D. Tempin
Wilmington
Del
Phillippians
Philadelphia
Edward
Carhoro
New Jersey
G. L. White
New England
H. H. Cooper
Permudina
J. T. Hammond
Puget Sound
J. A. W. Newell
John C. Brock
John M. Taylor
A. M. Buckley
South
Cergymen
Hawaii legislature votes for annexation again
Both houses of Hawaii's legislature pass resolutions in favor of annexation to the United States. The action repeats previous steps, reaffirming support for the territorial change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Honolulu
United States
Weather Forecast for New York and Middle States
In the Middle states today warmer fair and sultry weather prevails with southwest to southeast winds, followed by coastal cloudiness and haze. Saturday promises fair to partly cloudy conditions warmer and sultry with southerly winds and local showers or thunderstorms in the afternoon or night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
New York
Middle States
Wight
Cheney Bros Best Quality India Link 24 Inch Allks
Catalog note lists Cheney Bros best quality india links 24 inch wide. The entry specifies measurements and product line in a brief vendor listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney Bros
India
Family Tops Up Foot Comfort With Hion Shoes
The report notes every member of the family wearing Hion Shoes, highlighting a focus on proper fit and comfort across all feet.
Bicyclists Urged To Inspect Weichel Belts Line
Bicyclists are asked to check Weichel the Jeweler for a new bicycle belts line shown as one of the latest novel ties. The item invites viewers to call and see the offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weichel
Matthews Brothers Paint Brands and Products
A list of paint brands and products including Atlantic Lead, French Zine, enamel paints, carriage paints, Reynolds' Pure Colors, Reynolds' Wood Finish, Crockett's Preservative, Ready Mixed Tinted Gloss Paints, Strictly Pure Linseed Oil, and guaranteed options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Crockett
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Frank Magowan
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Frank A. Magowan
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Trenton
Allen Barnes
Robert H. Winn
Milwaukee
Ways and Means Committee
Tribune
Bailey
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Edwin Fitler
Laurel Hill
Scotch-Irish Society
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