Bargain Giving System Starts Throughout Store
Stock taking nears as the store cleans up inventories for the semiannual count. The Bargain Giving System launches with in‑store offers designed to move stock and improve room at the shelves.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1896
Page
1
Five Pieces Lovely Seed Effect Striped Taffeta Silke
Five pieces of seed effect striped taffeta Silke in very desirable regular value.
Persan Bilka Fabrics Go On Sale At Low Price
Local store advertises 12 pieces of Persan Bilka dyed warps in rich color tones. Cleaning up price listed as 69 cents per yard or unit, highlighting exceptional value in the latest textile sale.
Two-Tone Taffeta Silke Fabrics Offer
Cleaning up price on two-tone taffeta stripe Silke with all dark effects and new ideas. Best $1.1 quality, now 79c.
Silk Remnants Offered at Bargain Prices in Chinatown Sale
Silk remnants from printed China fabrics offered in various lengths up to yards. Styles mainly dart and plain, with cleaning up price at 26 cents per yard. Purchases available in the Chinatown area during the sale period.
McKinley Faction Dominates GOP National Committee News
Friends of Major McKinley win key votes in the Republican national committee clash over contested Alabama, Florida, and California delegates. The first session ends with McKinley seats amid protests as plans for the platform and monetary plank unfold and press access expands.
Committee's First Session in Indian Territory Fails to Respond
The national committee opened in St. Louis at 12 15 with Chairman Carter presiding. Secretary Manley called the roll and Indian Territory alone failed to respond as Senator Gear acted as proxy for James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Territory
St. Louis
Carter
Manley
Benator Gear
James
Reed Gives Up The Battle For McKinley Nomination
St Louis June 10 The Reed friends concede McKinley will be nominated on the first ballot. Maine's Joseph Manley dictated to the UPI that Reed will be presented but will not accept a vice presidential offer. He cited the national committee’s Alabama vote as proving convention loyalties favor McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
McKinley
Powell Clayton
Alabama
Reed
Morton
Allison
Manley
United Press
Ohio
New York
Iowa
Maine
National Committee
Tts
McKinley Debetes Et Force
National Republican Committee
Lee
Washington
Tom
Southern
St. Nicholas
Lindell
Laclede
W. BR. Allen
Southern Hotel Co
Meintey
Joseph Manley
The
Econounitiee
New England
Mer. Reed
Information to be filed against city officials in embezzlement case
Pittsburg information states that William Moreland and W H Hoare ex city attorney and assistant will face final information tomorrow by order of the district attorney. The amount named will be 7,000 and upward, adding to 10,000 already sued on, covering the shortage in office accounts over four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
William 4. Moreland
W. H. Hoare
Last Days of the Fifty Fourth Congress Adjourning
Congress closes its session with the sundry civil and District of Columbia appropriation bills agreed upon by both chambers. House votes to concur with Senate amendments to the sundry civil bill for public buildings and approves the District of Columbia bill restricting charities after June 1887. Contempt of court bill passes amid adjournment fever and political exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District of Columbia
House
Senate
Winnong
Reed
Dingley
Secretary of the Interior
Union Paville Railroad Company
Good Roads
Agricultural Department
Samuel Hahnemann
National Homeopathic Society
United States
Congress
Pacific Forest
Mount Tacoma
Hopkins
Va. Kendall
Kentucky
Allen
Dem
Cannon
Rep
The
Committee On Appropriations
Mevars, Sayers
Dom
Tex
Dockery
Rep. Me
cQer
Ally
Supreme Court
Boise City
Idaho
Cane
Wyo
Salt Lake City
Utah
Helana
Mont
McKinley Nomination Delayed by Reed Supporters Concede
In a morning report the Harrisburg desk notes Reed supporters concede McKinley’s nomination. Pennsylvania Democrats ready for the Chicago convention as political activity continues statewide. A crowded agenda includes local events and legislative updates amid ongoing market and sports notices.
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Reed
McKinley
Chicago
Pittsboro
Saengerfest closes with famed Frau Klafsky in Pittsburgh
Immense crowd fills Saengerfest hall for the fourth concert as Frau Klafsky and A L Guille receive ovations. The program features Midnight at Sedan, Brundhilde’s Self Imolation, and performances by Hans Sachs group and others. Tomorrow's parade and Aliquippa Park event cap the festival. North American Saengerbund seems nearly organized after a delegates meeting Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Frau Kiafsky
A. L. Guille
Zoellner
Sedan
Frau Klafsky
Tannhauser
Brunhilde
Hans Sachs
Brockett
Lillian Blauvelt
Gertrude Stein
Carl Naezer
Emil Fisher
Aliquippa Park
Saengerbund
Twenty-fifth Annual Episcopal Convention in Harrisburg
The twenty fifth annual convention of the central Pennsylvania diocese of the Protestant Episcopal church met at St. Stephen's church with thirty-nine parishes represented. Delegates approved division discussions for potential territorial cessions and heard treasurer figures showing receipts of 0,151.88 and expenditures of 10,572.98, leaving a balance of 1,260. A mission endowment fund of 2,590 was pledged and will be invested permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Stephen's Church
Bullion
Selwyn Hall School
Rendtigr
Howe
Transatlantic Steamer Arrivals and Departures Report
New York ships list arrivals from Europe includes Albano from Hamburg Teutonic from Liverpool Havel from Bremen and steamers St Paul South ampton Bowthwark Antwerp Germanic Liverpool others sailing for Southampton Antwerp Liverpool. Outward bound Veendam Rotterdam and St Louis for Southampton. Navy and passenger lines update with multiple vessels in port or bound for New York and European endpoints.
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New York
Albano
Hamburg
Teutonic
Liverpool
Havel
Bremen
Salled
St. Paul
Southampton
Bouthwark
Antwerp
Germanic
Spree
Ethiopia
Moville
St. Louis
State of Nebraska
Glasgow
Veendam
Rotterdam
Steathers Trave
Norges Brettin
Pennsylvania Delegation Plans Special Train to Chicago
Robert E. Wright of the Democratic state committee outlines arrangements for Pennsylvania’s delegation to the Chicago national convention. The plan includes Palmer House HQs with rooms for delegates, a party special train leaving Philadelphia July 3 and arriving July 4, and inviting additional supporters from several cities to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Robert E. Wright
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Palmer House
Democratic National Committee
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Altoona
Johnstown
Pittsburg
Democratic Gold Standard Platform Adopted in Connecticut
The Connecticut Democratic state convention in Hartford endorses a gold standard while allowing limited silver use and opposes free coinage. Delegates Miles B. Preston Lynde Harrison Thomas M. Walter James Aldis were chosen, with no pledge to William E. Russell for president after he declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles B. Preston
Hartford
Lynde Harrison
Guilford
Thomas M. Walter
New London
James Aldis
Torrington
William E. Russell
Massachusetts
Harrison
Gulliford
Democratic convention sets gold standard pledge against free silver
The Baltimore Democratic state convention adopted a platform declaring support for money that maintains intrinsic value and rejects free coinage of silver at 16 to 1. It calls for government obligations to be redeemable in the highest standard money and favors a fixed monetary value aligned with world markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Lightning Strikes Electric Car Near Lebanon
An electric car en route to the city from Myerstown was struck by lightning in Lebanon on July 10. The vehicle caught fire but no injuries were reported. passengers felt the shock and the roof and equipment suffered damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Thin City
Myeretown
Expensive fishing prompt ends in property loss
In June at Niantle two men exploded dynamite below the Shuler mills penstock to kill fish. The blast blew up the water wheel and nearby gearings causing about 1000 dollars in damage. A lawsuit is probable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heading
My. Shulera
Niantle
Weather forecast for New York and regions
In the middle states clear moderate cool weather with light northwesterly winds and a slight rise in temperature. On Friday expect fair weather with warmer conditions and light variable winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
New York
Middle States
Hon est Shoes Bring Comfort to Every Family Foot
Monday feature highlights Hon est Shoes ensuring proper fit for every family member. The piece emphasizes comfort, sizing options, and durable materials available for all ages. It notes local retailers and customer service support.
Bicyclists Take Notice Welcher Jeweler Belts
A local jeweler promotes a line of bicycle belts as novel ties. The message calls bicyclists to visit the shop and view the new accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcher
Matthews Brothers Paints and Finishes Ledger
A catalog listing Matthews Brothers products includes Atlantic Lead rrench ZENneg Mp Enamel Paints Carriage Paints Reynolds Pure Colors Reynolds Wood Finish Crockett Preservative Ready Mixed Tinted Glass Paints Strictly Pure Linseed Oil Guaranteed.
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Reynolds
Crockett
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