03 Mar 1896
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1896
Page
1
The Scranton exhibition showcases new dress fabrics and fashion displays for the season. Residents are invited to view the display at the theater and admire the taste and variety, with the remains of the annexed goods offered to visitors who attend.
A new Toeguard weave resembling a picture of the Orient features rich subtleties and charming novelties. A silk texture effect is applied to a marble product, creating a wave like harmony of tones that defies simple description.
Two tone crepons in distinct new effects create an interesting visual group that cannot escape your attention.
A description notes exquisite ideas in fluid effects far from old bright clan tartans. It mentions silk sprinkled surface and modern textile styling by Giga Nethersole Suitings.
A parade of fanciful fabric names including Persians Meetrines Mozambiquues Corals and Ael mipes appears in discussions of upcoming interior styles. Critics note many terms seem decorative rather than descriptive and resemble novelty textures rather than distinct materials.
Cloths offered to staple buyers include Cashmeres Screen Hourleitas Moluairs Storm Serges Lonedowns Whipcards Cheviots Mohair Coverts Zebelines Bright Plaide and more. New textures and fineness improve the selection with values better than last season and unlimited variety.
The House passed belligerency resolutions on Cuba after a two hour debate with Mr. Hitt supporting and Mr. Torver leading the opposition. The measure calls for a state of public war with Cuba and urges neutrality for the United States until conditions warrant action. The vote followed suspension of the rules and lengthy floor debate.
Fragmentary OCR reflects a debated stance on American colonization, Cuban campaign roles, and military authority. It mentions Williams, a Cuban context, warnings, and the perceived gravity of the situation with references to observers and potential outcomes.
Berlin reports show multiple German papers debating Spain’s involvement and possible intervention by France against the United States. Editorials from Norddeutsche Beobachter and other outlets urge caution, warning against entangling escalations while weighing American actions in the Cuban issue.
Reports from Panama and across Central and South America show strong support for recognizing Cuban belligerence. Observers expect governments to emulate the United States as residents in New York await President arrival for a Carnegie Hall event.
Mr and Mrs Minetin of Mintiurg celebrate their wedding anniversary amid local news. A hunter’s death on the Figeon Hills is reported along with a request for a marriage proposal to the church. Governor Hastings is asked to intervene in the portrait of John Harris, founder of Harrisburg.
The Spanish government quickly disavowed the Barcelona mob attack and offered full reparations after reports of window smashing and unrest. Secretary of State and Minister Taylor in Madrid conveyed the apology to Washington as officials assess the incident and calm public sentiment.
Fair, colder today with northwesterly winds. Reports of political apologies, naval strength notes, stock quotes, local crime notes, theatre listings, and suburban happenings across Scranton and nearby areas.
A fragmentary report describes Professor Robb testing a new method to distinguish real from counterfeit diamonds. The photographs capture clear details, with Robb promising a definitive, independent verification in the West.
Report from a Texas area where Towae near Fang Parker reveals a shallow well strike exposing a four foot vein of yellow mineral resembling gold. Prospectors offered land value for forty acres but owner Charles Maker refused. Neighbors declined offers amid belated belief the ore was misrepresented.
President Cleveland considers buying riverfront land along the Potomac in Stafford County Virginia about forty miles below Washington. The property, owned by New Yorkers, features frontage near the river and a dwelling with improvements under consideration. purchase may proceed.
A large crowd attended the Maspeth boxing event at the Empire Athletic Club where Tommy Ryan and Rich McCos fought twenty rounds. The match featured many hard exchanges with several twists and a final draw, while other bouts included Jack Chowies versus Larry Burns and Meloy weighing in at 145 pounds.
Debate in London on expanding the royal navy with new ships and torpedo destroyers. George du Gieschen and government figures discuss exchequer funds to support a slate of vessels, including five large ships, six third-class cruisers, and twenty-eight destroyers, amid wartime demands.
A county commission refuses to issue pay under new law and seeks a ruling from the board. Judge Tailey notes petitioners are entitled to pay as in effect at their election, not under the 1895 act, raising a statewide question for boards of election officers and county treasurers.
Fragmentary report from Washington dated March 2 indicates unclear figures about a large sum and withdrawals for the day. The readable portions suggest money movements or bonds but no coherent totals or clear institutions are confirmed.
The Libre Parole criticizes federal intervention as misguided. Bonin, the cave rips Higmarnk and expects retreat before Sherman, brother of the Colorado Indians' leader, amid regional tensions and potential conflicts.
A man who was found nearly frozen during the recent cold spell died at St. Joven Hospital last night. He reportedly wandered outdoors and collapsed before dawn, with his body discovered by workers the following morning.
Pottstown March 2 Levi Knauer aged 47 was killed at the Corrade and Seyler bridge works when an empty wheel burst apart and fragment struck him in the face tearing it from the eyes to the nose in a grisly accident at the site
The Salvation Army officers and soldiers at West Fourteenth Street and Newark meetings discuss Ballington Booth and a split toward a separate American religious movement led by Burlington Booth. Colonel Nicoll says Booth’s reception shows unity. Major Clon notes possible desertions to Ballington Booth’s new faction.
San Francisco March 2 Rev Dr Strown ends silence with public life confession by Miss Overnaum detailing a plot to ruin a minister. She admits theft intent and collaboration with Miss Mary A Davide to recite verses and write letters to influence a pastor and harm hospitality.
March 2 saw several Supreme Court decisions announced. Among them a case from the Commonwealth v Bok end C amt PF involves remitting the recon remitted to the Court of diyor and Terminer for examination. Indiana news from Washington reports a route of the Dottlestip Indiana from Norfolk to Manchester, with Admiral Hinte's North Atlantic Squadron noted. Berlin dispatches allege Mussina asked Turkey to expel all English and American missionaries from Asia Minor.
Finleys announces the opening of its second spring stock with confidence in the line's popularity and quality. The note promises style, finish, and superior goods as evidence of demand and customer satisfaction.
An advertisement lists muslin gowns with various trims priced from 69 cents to 7 dollars, cambric sacque gowns at 1.50, Melba gowns at 2.00, and extra size gowns up to 7 dollars. Also featured are umbrella skirts, home made gowns, drawers, corset covers, children's gowns, and rider down sacques with several price points.
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