Clearing Out Parasol Sale
Announcer notes a clearance sale offering 20 parasols by seller Sarah Flack. Black silk parasols with lace trim are offered at a reduced price from 4.00 to 2.00, advertised as a closeout deal.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1896
Page
1
Announcer notes a clearance sale offering 20 parasols by seller Sarah Flack. Black silk parasols with lace trim are offered at a reduced price from 4.00 to 2.00, advertised as a closeout deal.
Advertisement offers two silk serge umbrellas at reduced prices. A 28 inch lot with natural handles and quality frames priced at 1.85, compared with usual 2.00, and a 1.50 option for a 28 inch silk serge assortment.
Our line of imported and domestic dimities is complete again with many new patterns. The jaconnette duchess range has been replenished after a low water mark, with difficult entry now satisfied. New effects arrive this morning and the linen finishes in white or tinted grounds are more attractive.
A advertisement notes 10 pieces of French Etamines Linen finish, very elastic, crafted for hanging skirts, originally priced at 26c all season.
A parasol sale opens on Tuesday June 16 and runs for one week at the city shop. Shoppers can choose a variety of styles and colors during the limited-time event.
In St Louis on June 17, Todd Teller withdraws from the GOP over the gold standard while committee reports fuel tensions. Delegations from Delaware and Texas seek seating, as McKinley parade builds and Lincoln clay wood gavels spark tribute to historic figures.
The article describes an afternoon session of a convention in St Louis on June 17. Heat and crowds fill the hall as the chairman Mr. Thurston calls for order. Bishop Arnett of Wilberforce college delivers a prayer praising Lincoln and the nation, with hopes for future unity and liberty.
In St Louis the platform committee splits over the financial plank as Senator Teller presents a minority report on free coinage of silver. Utah Colorado Idaho and other Western delegates argue for silver while others warn of losing states to the Democrats.
The morning page notes generally fair weather with light showers and mentions the St. Louis convention, Free Silver threat to exit the Republican party, earthquakes in the Orient, and Maine Democrats favoring gold. It also references local court revolts, National Guard orders, a June brides feature, and sports brief on Syracuse winning by one run.
Maine Democrats adopted a gold standard platform at their state convention in Portland electing delegates at large to the national convention. The platform opposes free silver, favors gold as the base and supports silver only as needed for stability. William E. Russell was named as their presidential choice and Edward R. Winslow was nominated for governor. A roll call vote settled the majority platform 195 to 101.
London reports the British steamer Drummond Castle sailing from Table Bay bound for Plymouth sank near Ushant after a collision. Three hundred fifty passengers were lost. two crew rescued. The Sybille attempted rescue but sinking was rapid. Torpedo boats joined search. Castle Line awaiting further news.
The Vanderbilt Wilson wedding in New York is postponed indefinitely because Mr. Vanderbilt is severely ill with inflammatory rheumatism. He remains confined to his father's house while doctors say it would be dangerous for him to go out.
Official reports reach the foreign office of a Venezuelan troop incursion into British Guiana renewing tensions with longstanding border clashes.
A vast earthquake lasting about twenty hours with 150 shocks devastates Kumaishi on Yesso. A tidal wave accompanying the tremor destroys the town and causes numerous deaths, with officials reporting about a thousand lives lost amid disrupted communications. Local figures recount higher unconfirmed totals.
The theft accusation against Walter Beerwith of Columbia was withdrawn after he testified the pin was given to him by a friend and found by a boarder. He said it was crushed on the floor and later cleaned and repaired before he wore it in court.
George Stockhine of 815 Irving Avenue fell from an Erle and Wyomby Valley freight train near Wimmers at 11 30 last night while visiting his mother. His right hand was crushed beneath the wheels and amputation is feared. He boarded the train to return home. The fall occurred with his hand across the rat.
Ex patrolman Thomas Mills was arraigned before Alderman Millaryesterday afternoon and held in 500 bail on a charge by Polly Nallin. The case alleges he failed to live up to an agreement made when settling the original charge.
June 17 report lists vessels sailing from New York to European ports including Teutonic for Liverpool Noordland to Antwerp Lahn Southampton St Paul Genoa Obdam Boulogne Schiedam Amsterdam Germanie Queenstown Ballet Veendam Rotterdam Spree from Southampton Slehted Massachusetts bound for London passed Prawle Point遭
Charleston D C June 17 The steamer Commodore departed at 8 pm for an unknown destination after being released on bond two weeks earlier on Milibuster charges. Reports say the ship carried a large cargo of arms and ammunition destined for Cuba while docked.
The forecast notes partly cloudy to fair conditions in the middle states today with slightly warmer temperatures and light variable winds. Coastal areas likely cloudy with rain and fog, followed by clearing. Friday expected fair and warmer with variable winds turning to fresh southerly and southeasterly.
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