Great Six Days Hosiery Sale Opens Saturday
On Saturday we begin a six days sale of fast color hosiery. Every purchaser of Herma dorf Hosiery will receive a handsome gift.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1896
Page
1
Limited photogravures offered as art souvenirs
The offer presents superb photogravures as art souvenirs likely to cost as much as hosiery sold in usual fashion. Availability is limited, and early call could prevent disappointment by securing a piece.
Discount Hosiery Sale: Ladies and Children Black Hose
A catalog of heavily discounted hosiery items including ladies black hose in various gauges and styles, silk plaited hose, bubble top finishes, drop stitch Lisle, and children Derby ribbed hose. Sale prices range from 15c to 33c with regular values noted. multiple dozen quantities listed.
New York Democrats Convene in Saratoga on Money Issue
The New York Democratic state convention opened in Saratoga with John Boyd Thatcher as temporary chair. Delegates from Kings Queens and Richmond counties were seated and the platform denounced efforts to change the party line on gold and silver. Thatcher warned against monied influence and urged a policy upholding both metals in currency. The platform linked Silver and Gold to the nation’s financial system and criticized Republican policies.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Hinckley
Senator Hill
Whitney
Mr. Flower
John Boyd Thatcher
Albany
Thatcher
Mmonopules
Thomas C. Mate
McKinley
Chicago
Thouteher
Kings
Queens
Richmond
Shepardites
Committee On Permanent Organization
Democratic Party
Democrats of
New York
Haa Bown
Haa
Thomas Joefferson
Kershner Found Dead In Police Investigation
George W. Kershner, noted real estate agent, was found shot in Ganser's hotel yard at Ninth and Penn. The weapon is missing and officials doubt suicide. Chief Albrecht orders a full inquiry into the mysterious death.
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Reading
George W. Kershner
Ganser's Hotel
Ninth and
Penn Streets
Albrecht
Wheels at the Wedding in Trenton
Miss Nettle Morris wed Harry E. Stahl at the bride’s home on Lamberton Street. Both wore bicycle attire and the Rev George Ingram officiated. The couple left for a New York state tour by bicycle after the ceremony.
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Trenton
N. J
Lamberton Street
Fifth Presbyterian Church
New York State
McKinley Letter Day in Canton as Reception Plans Form
Major McKinley wakes to a flood of letters as reception plans unfold. Governors, editors, and manufacturers from Ohio and beyond arrive, with Michigan editors visiting and Cunton residents preparing a warm Quay welcome for Monday.
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Canton
Ohio
McKinley
J. W. McGraw
Washington
BR. C
Washburn
Idaho
Colorado
Montana
Cleveland
Republican Editorial Association of
Michigan
Major McKinney
C. C. Howard
Pennsylvania
Senator Quay
Lee letter a fake Spanish officials say fake
Washington June 24 state department officials say a letter attributed to General Lee criticizing Spain in Cuba is a fake. The asserted recipient denies receiving the letter and says no communication with the consul has occurred for months. If Spain questions the matter, evidence will show no letter was written by Lee and that reporters were deceived.
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Bogos
Washington
State Department
Pitehugh Lee
Cuba
Lee
Shot for a Burglar in Emporium Pa
Michael Moriarty is jailed on heavy bail for shooting and killing his mother in law Mrs. Edward Goodman in what authorities call a tragic mistaken act. The coroner's jury exonerated him of criminal intent. In Lancaster Pa the Lutheran League of Pennsylvania opened its third annual convention with about 500 delegates and a welcome address by Rev. Charles I. Fry.
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Michael Moriarty
Lutheran League
Lancaster
Lutheran League of Pennsylvania
Charles I. Fry
Trinity Church
Inquiry Reveals Possible McKinley Support Amid Party Split
Kalmazoo Michigan June 24 Harry Smith a former journal clerk for the house of representatives says in a Telegraph interview that Secretary Carnale told him last winter in the presence of ex Secretary Foster that if Democrats nominate a free silver ticket Carnale would vote for McKinley if remined.
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Kalmazoo
Mich
Harry Smith
Journal
House of Representatives
The
Telegraph
Cariiale
Foster
Carnale
McKinley
Benedict Arnold of Democracy Opposes the Gold Standard
Ohio Democrats at Columbus adopt a pro bimetallic platform calling for immediate restoration of silver and gold under an 16 to 1 ratio. They name delegates at large, nominate state officials, and pledge unit voting for the Chicago convention, despite silvers’ opposition from Bynum.
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Ohio
Exdot
Chicago
Howe. at Indianapolis Democratic state convention turmoil favors gold
At the Indianapolis convention June 24 the gold faction gained control of the organization committee and placed G. V. Menzies and Judge James McCabe as delegates-at-large over silver pick Shankling and Shively. A chaotic scene followed with shouting, attempts to file minority reports, and police clearing aisles as factions clashed over the platform and rules.
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Columbus
Ohio
M. A. Smalley
W. A. Taylor
Jackson
Lincoln
Taylor
Grover Cleveland
Benedict Arnold
Democratic Party
Committee On Rules
Committee On Permanent Organization
A. J. Warner
Warner
Major McKinley
Committee On
Yeas
Indianapolis
Committee On Organization
J. G. Shankling
F. Shively
G. V. Menzies
James McCabe
Organization Committee
Voorhees and
Turple
Major Menzies
Judge McCabe
Shankling
Menzies
Congreeeman Bynum
Bynum
Bell
Benator Turple
Double Tragedy Near Hampton Junction N J
Mrs Rebecca Sutton aged 48 shot her paramour Martin Reed 28 then killed herself in Hampton Junction New Jersey. Reed died two hours after being wounded. Jealousy rumored motive as Sutton and Reed had been intimate while Reed lived in the Sutton household. Sutton leaves eight children. husband resides in Califon.
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Hampton Junction
N. J
Rebecca Sutton
Martin Reed
Reed
Sutton
Tweed
Carlton
Silver in Georgia Delegates to Vote for Coinage Candidate
Macon is crowded with Democratic delegates from all factions attending the state convention. Silver delegates predominate and will push a platform aligned with free and unlimited coinage of silver. Delegates likely will be instructed to vote for the national nominee who favors silver. No opposition to the governor and state officers.
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Macon
Chicago
New Potato Bug in Stroudsburg County Surpasses Old Pest
A new potato pest has been found in Stroudsburg county, described as three times larger than a fly and dull black. It feeds from the top of vegetables down into the ground, resisting Paris green and other poisons. Farmers and experts express concern over the invasion.
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Stroudsburg
Corners of Morning News Hearings and Markets
Light rains and low temperatures forecast as New York Democrats in session and Venezuelan troubles draw attention. Coal prices edge up while Corbett Sharke y fight headlines, a mysterious death investigation unfolds, and June brides enter the altar as local commencements and sports results roll in.
Britain seeks Olney aid in Venezuela Harrison case
Washington dispatch reports Sir Julian Pauncefote will ask Secretary Olney to use good offices to secure the release of Crown Surveyor Harrison, arrested by Venezuelan police while building a road in disputed territory. British action signals a shift toward arbitration in the Venezuela dispute. Venezuelans blame Britain’s colonial policy and expect a full Caracas inquiry if Olney intervenes.
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Washington
Olney
State Department
Julian Pauncefote
Venezuela
Harrison
Barima
Cuyun
Great Britain
United States
Joseph Chamberlain
Greaham
Venesselan
Foreign Office
Tt Ia
Legation
Caracas
Babe Asleep On Track Heroic Train Stop Saves Child
An express train on the Reading railroad halted within about twelve feet of a sleeping child on Popular street in South Bethlehem. Engineer William Tyindeley spotted the child and stopped the train, lifting the girl from the rail as the mother arrived in a panic and hurried away without a word of thanks.
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Bethlehem
Reading
William Tyindeley
Jealous lover kills woman then takes his life
In San Francisco on June 24 George Btuls marine engineer shot Cora Borden to death and then killed himself. Officials say jealousy likely sparked the tragedy.
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San Francisco
Cal
George Btuls
Cora Borden
Passenger departures and arrivals at European ports
New York ships report arrivals including Werra from Genoa and Majestia from Liverpool and Queerstown, and Braunschweig bound for Bremen. Outgoing calls show Muasdium and Circassia at Rotterdam and Morville, with sailings to New York by Aurania from Queenstown and Lahn from Southampton.
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New York
Werra
Genoa
State of
Nerbauska
Glasgow
Moville
Majestia
Liverpool
Queerstown
Drenden
Bremen
Stlled
T. Louis
Southhampton
Braunschweig
Pritannie
Friesland
Antwer
Southampton
Muasdium
Rotterdam
Manitoba
London
Circassla
Morville
Obdam
Aurania
Queenstown
Lahn
Sentiment at North Carolina Democratic Convention
Raleigh on June 2 reports the state convention open tomorrow with delegates split after J B Carr declined to run for governor. Preference leans to Holes and Bryan with little support for Teller and a few for Carr.
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Boies
Bryan
Raleigh
N. C
Carr
Teller
Holes
Weather Forecast for New York Area June 3
New York forecast shows cloudy to partly cloudy skies in the Middle estates today with slowly rising temperatures and rain near the coast. Fresh easterly winds shift to southeasterly, with a cloudy afternoon or tonight. Friday looks warmer with partly cloudy to fair skies and light south to southwest winds.
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New York
Middle Estates
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GLOBE
NEW York Democrats
Whitney and
Hill
Him
Committee On Resolutions
Roswell P. Flower
David T. Till
Kershner
M’kinley
Carlisle
Democracy
Financial Plank
Allen W. Thurman
B. Finley
L. B. Holden
John R. McLean
Max Fechimer
Cinccinnati
Thomas ©. Powell
Chilton A. White
Brown County
J. Blandin
Patrick McKeown
Cincinnati
William Beaumont
Licking County
State Board of Public Works
John E. Lamb
Indiana
Claude Matthews
South Bend
John C. Lawler
Gold and Silver
Georgia
Ton
St. Paul's
Scranton
Toronto
Hastern
Cornell
Suburban Nova
Newe
Mr. Olney
Babe
Herald’s
Finley
Coinghans
Lackawanna Avenue
Wyoming Ave
Spruce Street
W. J. Weichel
Spruce
Matthews Brothers
Atlantic
Reynolds
Crockett
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