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09 Mar 1896
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Scranton Tribune in Scranton, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1896
Page
1
Color Hints From Varied Dress Goods and Silks
A fragment notes that blacks and navys along with ghostly tints and shadings suggest color variations. It compares materials to dress goods and silk stock in tone and texture.
The Purerunners Of Coming Deliveries
The piece notes evolving styles likely to lead as the season advances and suggests readers examine these trends with interest due to their potential impact on upcoming deliveries.
Spanish Merchants Threaten to Boycott American Goods
Havana dispatch reports rising public tension as U S-Spain war talk fuels protests. Spanish merchants threaten to halt trade with the United States while Seville ship owners offer fifty steamers to the government for naval use. Evidence of unrest and government measures across Havana province and Madrid era noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seville
Havana
Key West
Senate
House
Spain
United States
Ctls
Unite States
Weyler
Leon
Mantas
Santa
Maceo
Gomesie
Moangas
Santa Chara
Jesus del Monte
Tikes
Mera
Cerverd
Cantain Calva
Chiatan
Putlice
Bernade Ducarte
Ovalita
Madrid
Chamber of Commerce of
Granada
Malaga
Drome
Prades
Spate
Bilbao
Eden Theater
Capture of a Brute Forces Arrest in Paterson
Nicholas Cole age 40, of Nightingale and Cole silk works, was arrested in Paterson New Jersey for allegedly assaulting Miss Lizzie Van Riper 18 near East 18th and Mason streets two blocks from the Sullivan murder scene. He followed her for about 10 yards and struck her on the mouth with his fist, drawing blood. A crowd of about a thousand followed him to the station amid threats. Cole is a divorced father of four and is under investigation for possible Sullivan case connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Othe
Divarin
Sullivan Miter
Silver Men Fight for Silver Issue in Chicago
Senator Tarr of Tennessee leads the Democratic silver advocates promising a headlong push to force a declaration at the Chicago convention. He claims strong education of the party, aims to secure a majority of delegates, and emphasizes control of the national platform on the gold versus silver issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mare S
Tarris
Tennessee
Democritie Free Silver
Eorme
Chicago
Wnion
Burned by boiling oil at Standard Oil tank
Fire from crude tar overflow scalded five workers in Bayonne New Jersey plant yard. Michael Davie Timothy Calahan James Donahue John St John and Ernest Chisen suffered burns to feet legs hands and ankles but no deaths occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard Oi Company
Bayonne
N. J
Michael Davie
Timothy Calahan
James Donahue
John St. John
Ernest Chisen
Farmer Crushed Skull Murder Near Fond du Lac
A cold blooded murder occurred last evening at a rural farm house four miles southeast of Fond du Lac Wisconsin. The victim Fred Messmer about 40 a prominent resident of Fond du Lac and Winnebago counties was found in the barn with the skull crushed Tramps are suspected authorities are investigating the case as a farm murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond du Lac
Wis
Fred Messmer
Pood du Lac
Winnebago
Quay Endorsed For President In Cameron County Meeting
The Cameron County Republican committee met Saturday and ordered a convention for April 15 to elect a delegate to the state convention and delegates to the district convention. The committee also set the county meeting for September 15 after endorsing Quay for president.
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Qune
Emporium
Republican County Committee
Cameron County
Com Ae
Quay
McKinley Leads Delegates as States Conventions Edging Toward St Louis
Delegates from Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi Missouri New York Ohio Texas District of Columbia total 125 chosen with McKinley leading in 1 2 9 or more instances. Contests and rival pledges persist across several districts while southern conventions bolster McKinley supported delegates ahead of the St Louis gathering.
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Washington
March
St. Louis
Arkansas
Florida
Louisiana
Mississippi
Ohio
Kansas
Texas
Iowa
New York
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Alabama
Georgia
Pines
Missouri
S. Penney
Vinin
District of Columbia
Mckinley
Collum
Amson
Merton
Pennsylvania
Quay
Jesus
Governor Morton's Boom Gains GOP Delegates
New York dispatch reports the Republican state committee stating over forty county and assembly district conventions have endorsed Governor Morton as the presidential candidate. Eight Morton men were chosen to go to St Louis, with twenty-eight more delegates pledged from Georgia Alabama Florida Louisiana and Texas making thirty-six in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Republican State Committee Conteht
Assembly
Lhan
Morton
Ite
Sts. Louis
St. Louis
Georg
Alabama
Florida
Louishine
Texas
Baron Vender Reeke Vonder Tlorst
Interior
Washington
Merton
New York State
Perlin
Wen
Albany
Bomb scare at Hyde Park post office shocks Chicago
Workers at the bride Park postal station on Fifty fifth street and Kimbark avenue near Chicago were alarmed by a box declared as a dynamite bomb addressed to P. D. Armour of Prairie avenue. Officials suspect a reporter who published the story and kept the item in the vault after a reporter questioned it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chino, March
Bride Park
Kimbark Avenue
Fran Toner
P. D. Armour
Prairie Avenue
Chieige
Chienso
Armour
United States Mall
Hyde Park
Hendrickson
Informaton
Murder of Wealthy Hempstead Man Stuns Long Island
Stephen Powell, among Long Island's wealthiest residents, was murdered near his home as he walked from his business to his house around 1 am. He was known to carry large sums of cash, and assailants likely watched for this. The attack happened in front of his residence near a brightly lit gate, with a blow to the right eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Stephen Powell
Long Island
Powell
Warmer Morning Previews and Busy Scranton Column
The morning issue previews warmer weather with westerly winds and features a mixed bag of items. It mentions political notes, stock quotes, a court license opening, a parlor play titled The Wife's Confession, and local happenings in Scranton including industrial and railroad news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Robbery and assault on Mr Towell ends in death
A violent assault left Mr Towell senseless after a left wrist cut. attackers crushed his skull with blows. Three Black suspects were arrested and held for coroner's inquest. Officers noted Powell’s missing wallet and only $2.50 recovered from suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towel
Powell
Salvation Army Leaders Reveal New Movement at Cooper Union
Mr. and Mrs. Ballington Booth address a large audience at Cooper Union New York announcing a new Salvation Army movement named The Defenders League. Booth says the effort aims to avoid battles and seeks faith driven outreach across the globe with a mass meeting planned at Carnegie Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ballington Booth
Cooper Union
New York
Trinidehon Phooth
Cope Tinton
Mr. Booth
Miss Barton's Work Sails Through Turkish Hurdles
The Constantinople teletransmission confirms Turkish foreign minister renewed pledge to allow relief distributors to Anatolia but sultan restricts withholdings. Miss Barton will still assist relief efforts while Rev Roapp's move to Constantinople from Bitlis is delayed by snow. English newspapers are barred from Turkey as of March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United Press
Constantinople
Mise Clara Barton
Anatolia
Miss Barton
Ree FO Roapp
Umanire
Bitlis
Turkey
Treasure Chest From Sunken Spanish Cruiser Recovered
Divers recovered a treasure chest from the sunken Spanish cruiser Sancho Barcalztecal at Havana. The chest held considerable gold and no crew money after the vessel was sunk last fall at the harbor entrance by the Mortera steamer. Authorities trimmed masts and smoke sticks to ensure safe navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Toumpa
Mareho
Yestenhiyot
Armenian relief fund appeal seeks cash for Constantinople aid
National Armenian relief committee reports urgent appeal from Constantinople for funds. Brown Bros. sent $1,000 as authorized treasurers of Armenian Relief and the Red Cross, urging all further contributions to be sent there. Key obstacle now is lack of funds, not Turkish obstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
March
Constantinople
National Armenian Relief Committee
Brown Bros
Storm Rips Through Braddock and Sandy Hook Area
A severe wind and rain storm swept over Braddock Massachusetts yesterday causing property damage. The worst impact was on North Braddock hills where homes were unroofed and several frame dwellings shifted off their foundations at Sandy Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Mareh
North Braddock Air
Sandy Hook
Rear Admiral Henry Wilke Dies After Illness in Brooklyn
United States Navy officer Rear Admiral Henry Wilke died this afternoon at his Brooklyn home after a severe illness. He had suffered a heart condition for several days and succumbed to heart failure, according to family statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broklyn
Mirch
Henry Wilke
United States Army
War Minister Receives Offer to Command 10,000 Ex-Soldiers
Madrid reports General Agcarraga, minister of war, has been approached by a foreign gentleman offering to supply ten thousand ex-soldiers for the army service provided Agcarraga is granted command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Mareh
Cleneral Agcarraga
Berlin Press Urges Spain to Fight U.S. Interference In Cuba
Berlin papers debate American policy toward Cuba and Spain. Vorwaerts questions U.S. senate actions while others warn of Franco-American tensions. Valencia experiences martial law as 10,000 protesters clash with police. a gendarme is wounded and the crowd disperses under military orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
The
Republic
Fred
Manfrid
Ameri Ean
Opening Second Spring Stock Shows Popular Demand
The announcement notes the second spring stock is now open and signals strong popularity and confidence in the goods. It emphasizes style quality finish and the success of the venture as proof.
Correct Prices for Muslin and Cambric Gowns and Housed Goods
The advertisement lists muslin gowns priced from 69 to 89 cents with embroidery options, cambric gowns at 75 to 1.50 dollars, sacque gowns up to 2.50 dollars, the Mella gown at 2.00, and large sizes from 2. or more. It notes home made gowns at the House of Good Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fieacn Alko
House of Good Shepherd
The Italian Crisis Fails in Cabinet Bid
Signor Seracco fails to form a satisfactory cabinet as turmoil surrounds the Italian political scene. Rumors place General Ricett or the Marquis di Rudini in line for prime minister, with reports at night of a Rudini ministry forming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signor
Seracco
Marek
Humbert
Signor Sara
Crigod
Slanor Seracco
Tts
General Ricett
DL Rudini
Cireles
Rudini
Marquis di Thudini
Marquis di Rodini
Alfoundo Crown Prince Hanged in Mindivon Street Incident
A crowd of youths performed the execution of Alfonso King of Spain on Mindivon Street and Campbell Avenue, then fled, leaving authorities with no identifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
March
Alfonso
King of
Spain
Mindivon Street
Campbell Avenue
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