Temptation of Ladies Muslin Underwear Ad
An old parcel of text advertises muslin underwear with a bold call to sale. The fragment hints at a March date and a bustling city retail context, listing a dramatic sales pitch and decorative phrasing.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1897
Page
1
An old parcel of text advertises muslin underwear with a bold call to sale. The fragment hints at a March date and a bustling city retail context, listing a dramatic sales pitch and decorative phrasing.
Partial OCR passage describes a sale with references to pricing and quality options. Core details are unclear and vendor names or locations are not discernible.
Advertised corset covers priced at 15c 17c 25c 28c and 29c appeal to homemakers seeking dainty tidy undergarments. The notice hints at popular styles and widespread demand among shoppers for affordable lingerie.
The supplied text is damaged and unreadable, providing no identifiable people places organizations or dates to summarize into a news item.
Amid a proposed immediate blockade of the Greek and Cretan coasts, Greece responds to powers demanding reforms while defending its autonomous administration for Crete. Britain France Italy and others weigh military options as Greece asserts its position and naval forces intensify vigilance around the island.
The outlook for the shirt waist and collars industry in Troy improves as demand rises and manufacturers report full orders. Factories across the city note adequate operatives to handle current workloads, easing the prior low business mood and crowding worries.
In Chicago a cobbler named Muareh $-Jeview Powers shot and killed his wife late last night before fatally shooting himself. Jealousy is believed to be the motive as neighbors reacted to the shocking domestic tragedy.
The metropolitan water commissioner plans to flood the town of Wheel Boylton to form a basin for Boston water supply. The move will require relocation of churches factories and residences and affects workers from Chirendon and West Doston. a rail line may be relocated as the town is submerged.
In Norristown Pennsylvania on March date Kaiser was tried for the murder of his wife on October 28 last. The crowd filled the courtroom as Kaiser pleaded not guilty. The case involves an alleged conspiracy with two others and a motive tied to an insurance claim. Kaiser’s mother cried aloud as the proceedings center on selecting a jury and reading the indictment.
Washington reports a major policy battle heading to Japan over adopting the gold standard. Proponents and opponents in the Diet and House fight over the move, with expected strong opposition and uncertainty about success.
London reports both chambers of the emerilisebly hive approved cabinet measures to suppress the Uruginny revolution. The executive is given carte blanche to carry out actions including seizure of war supplies intended for rebels.
A note from a Boxton gentleman named Palmer sent to the White House requests a liaison for Lillis Kulan with Mr. Porter. The message aims for an audience with Vinnelos Mayer at an unspecified date following a luncheon visit. The details resemble a fragmented early 19th century society call.
A Cardinal Gibbons party traveling toward Wheeling on the Baltimore and Ohio encountered an accident when a glass window shattered as the train passed a station. A shard struck the cardinal’s head lightly causing minor injuries to another passenger.
The gendarmerie factions are said to have disbanded and left Crete. French and other forces reportedly depart with the international officials. The Montenegrin unit remains under Hansio control, with questions who will compensate their service.
In New York an attempt to arrest photographs for the Corbett Fitesim show endangered the project. A recent attachment may stop the night’s photographer from continuing work on the kinetoscope as originally planned.
The case centers on the 28 year old murder of Melinda Snyder in Pleasant Valley with Hugh Smith and John Shull among those accused after affidavits reveal the body was chopped and hidden. Authorities allege Shull acted as an accomplice and that the body was disposed of to divert search efforts, while Kell, the district attorney, weighs charges and suspects involve multiple relatives and a missing informant.
A northern state court interpreter reports a tribal claim and governance dispute involving an Indian community leader. The governor issued a directive while legislators consider remedy through lawmaking after a two year inquiry into subaltern rights and residency.
Washington rumors suggest Iris Cameron and Berlin are contenders to succeed Ambassador Uh in a reshuffle. The Massachusetts and Pennsylvanian delegations weigh the chances as Sen. Cuniston eyes a possible move and Rep. Draper lingers as potential successor to MacYoun in Roane.
Disjointed dispatch claims 200 killed in Brazil with reports of a fanatical group led by Conseheiro jive and Colonel Moreira Caeser among the dead. The unrest spreads to Miodane ole where attacks on offices of the Monaten- Wt paners, Liverrade and Gaxetuditarde are reported and a widespread panic follows.
A Chicago public school teacher, Miss Tanbotty Pullen, died today after throwing herself in front of a moving passenger train on the Pennsylvania railroad. No other persons were harmed, and no motive is known.
The Superior Court begins sitting in Harrisburg today covering Dauphin Lehigh and York counties with sufficient caseload to fill two weeks of sessions.
The Joint committee heard Auditor General Mylinvind and Deputy A Glenn discuss how departments collect taxes and handle delinquencies. They reported that in 1867 several assessments were delinquent for two years and reforms were proposed including a clerk to manage post collection and extended fines to ease corporate stress.
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports in Hillmouth that three councilmen Omorga Walton Thomas Thloalas and John D Stevens were arrested by County Detective Rekert on charges of soliciting belts. The men allegedly demanded money to support a candidate before an election. Attested and held for further proceedings, the case causes great local excitement as attorneys prepare to pursue charges.
Fragmentary text references the Senate and a general treaty collaboration between the United States and Great Britain now on the table. Mentions committee consideration, amendments, and a preliminary discussion workflow. Some names and specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Fragmentary dispatch claims the Pope plans to appoint a papal delegate to Canada. The message mentions a mission and officials but is heavily garbled and unclear in details.
A distorted report describes a 30 count incident involving a famed telecommunication device and the town’s prominent figures. It mentions Miss Pitke Trenardy and the Youngstows Vinileutor in a vague plot line with a legal tone about a pending Wise decision.
A man named Stewie, described as a butcher, allegedly committed an auteldw on Shinada Street in a tense incident. Police say the suspect fled toward Bridge Street after the confrontation, with neighbors reporting frightened children and a tense scene near the home.
City leader Samuel P. Donnelly opposed a new printing permit scheme. The issue centers on state provisions affecting prison communications and publication access. Authorities in New York consider changes to the procedure, with Albans voicing strong objections.
A New York divorce filing shows a declined or unsettled status with limited readable details. The fragment mentions parties and dates but lacks a complete action or outcome, leaving the case unclear amid bureaucratic notes.
Morning briefing notes cloudy and warmer conditions with remarks on power usage and fuel rationing. Old theft and hold up stories recapped amid general city updates and notes on new committees and local governance.
State lawmakers actively debated nominations and proposed measures in Harrisburg. A notable item involved a Scranton notary and a push to abolish the double office holding, while committee reports addressed civil series affecting third class cities, phosphorus restrictions, and a soldiers monument in St. Leonard Station.
Scrantonians in Florida are noted as staying at the Hotel Wee Peak and other local inns. The report mentions hotel life, notable attendees, and regional interactions during their sojourn in the land of sun and shore.
New York arrivals include the steamer OMenUeG Prot Meyrin and the Walder Wilhelim from Norte. Also noted are Silvettin from New York to Glasgow and a steamer from New York to Tory Teland with other listed vessels and routes.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a liner incident involving a group including Mayon and Tae Wyew near Oiseht. Details are unclear but indicate a travel event with fatalities or serious harm. Authorities and insurers are referenced in minimal terms.
A fragmented weather note from New York on March 10 describes mixed conditions with northerly to southerly wind, light rain and a rapid change toward clearer skies. The text hints at moderate temperatures and unsettled air without complete details.
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