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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1896

Page

5

Pandora's box alleged by Foster and silver debate roils Senate

Speech favoring silver accuses former Secretary Foster of surrendering the drive to redeem notes in silver. Senator Cockrell argues the financial burden rests on gold and silver. In the House Robbins loses Alabama seat to Aldrich after a party line vote. Aldrich sworn in as Republicans expand their margin amid routine bills on seamen citizenship and tonnage tax.

Washington Senate Sherman Lodge Massachusetts Secretary of State Committee On Foreign Relations Olney State Department Cuba R, Hoar Wolcott Colorado Hawley Connecticut House Cockrell Missouri Charles Foster the Treasury United States Foster House of Representatives Gaston A. Robbins Alabama William F. Aldrich Committee On Elections No. 1 Dinsmore Dem Ark Robbins Daniels Rep N. Y Aldrich Texas Representative Crain Reed Repubicans Nobbins Mr. White Ilindle Messrs. Cobb, Dockery and Dearmond Germany Netherlands West Indies Hawaii

Boom in Boots and Shoes Signals Mixed Trade in U S Markets

In New York March 13 R G Dun reports weekly trade review shows 100 business failures in the United States this week versus 266 last year and 60 in Canada versus 67. Boots and shoes demand rises with price concessions, while other sectors falter. Materials prices distortions emerge with cotton up 27.9 percent year on year but cotton goods only 10.7 percent higher. leather up 115 percent while hides up 2.2 percent. Wheat market weak despite government figures. Western receipts exceed last year and Atlantic exports slighty down. Stock market little changed.

New York R. G. Dun and Company United States Canada Walting Sitle

Piles Relief Ad Promises Quick Itch Stoppage

An old advertisement touts Wayne's Ointment for piles claiming it stops itching and bleeding ulcers, reduces tumors, and provides relief at druggists for a few cents. The copy cites Dr Swayne of Philadelphia as endorsing the remedy.

Wayne Swayne

Editor beaten by Luverne mob in mob law incident

Luverne Minnesota March 14 news reports that editor F N Halley was seized by a mob and beaten while being dragged through the streets. A rescuing officer was roughly handled but not seriously hurt. Local citizens accuse Halley of blackmail and misconduct.

Mitchell 8. D Luverne Minn F. N. Halley Bailey

Wall Street Review and Market Movements March 13

New York stocks opened firm with General Electric leading gains before retreating. Pacific Mail rose to 27 while Rio Janeiro arriving in Honolulu buoyed sentiment. Late trading showed gains for industrials but a general market drift toward weakness persisted. Morgan-led reorganization talk and short-covering boosted a rally card before closing mixed.

Wall Street Review New York The Stock Exchange Ge General Electric E Sreminanouse Rio Janeiro Honolulu General Electric Pacific Mall London Cable Ac Vives J. P. Morgan William Lin M Chee Ohio Chicago B. & Tity Tity Co Zou & Nash Texas Ontario & Weat Pac Mall Phila Re Southern BR R. Peas R Tenn C. & Ons Oy T Chicago Board OF Chicago Board OF Meaty Union “Pantie Wubhsh

New York Produce Market Report March 13

Market notes show flour unchanged and dull, wheat weaker, No 2 red options active and weak at Tyace, oats dull with easier options, spot prices for white and yellow corn mixed, beef and pork steady to firm, butter steady, cheese fair demand, eggs fairly active.

New York To. B Tyace Nselves Skye

Toledo Grain Market Roundup Sees Mixed Wheat and Corn Trade

Wheat receipts reach 8 000 bushels with 2 000 bushels shipped as prices drift lower for No 2 red cash May and July contracts. Corn receipts tally 7 000 bushels with 9 000 shipped while No 2 mixed May prevails at 304. Oats show receipts at 1 000 with minimal shipments and dull interest. Cloverseed receipts total 4 4 bags with 5 bags shipped as markets stay easy for October cash trade.

Toledo

Buffalo Live Stock Market Report

Buffalo N Y March 1 cattle firm prices for prime cows and heifers 600 275 stockers 2000 310 vents ae The lower good Yorkers 420 650 pigs hithad mixed packers Hob 05 roughs 3503 75 stags 27025 sheep and lambs steady mixed sheep good to choice Bijal 8 culls common 70 lal export lamb 7004 75

Buffalo

Chicago Live Stock Prices Narrow in Mixed Trade

Chicago markets show steady to firm hog and cattle demand with 4 000 cattle receipts and 27 000 hogs. Cattle ranged from 2.85 to 3.75 for common through extra classes, calves 2.60 to 6.50, Texan offerings 8.40 to 4.15, while hogs sold 4.06 to 3.73 with heavy packing and shipping lots active. Lambs brought 2.50 to 3.70 in the mix.

Chicago Beatie 'Sen

Philadelphia Tallow Market Holds Steady in March Trade

Philadelphia on March 11 reports dull tallow with steady quotes. City prime, country prime in barrels and dark in barrels, grease and cake prices shown with minor variations.

Philadelphia City, Prime, Inc Country

Munyons Remedies Claim Wide Cures Across Diseases

Advertises Munyon’s Remedies with testimonials for catarrh rheumatism indigestion colds cough kidney pain headache piles blood and female remedies. Promotes Dr Munyon at 106 Arch Street Philadelphia and urges purchases from local druggists with prices and free medical advice.

Charles Becker Robinson Street Scranton George A. Clarke Union City Tam Munyon Price Arch Street Philadelphia

War on Sweat Shops Starts in Pennsylvania

State Factory Inspector Campbell resumes duty after illness and starts investigations in Pittsburg on March 14, reporting fewer sweat shop problems there than in Philadelphia. He notes many incident shops and a desire to reintroduce stricter work controls if vigilance lessens, with Philadelphia facing harsher conditions than Pittsburg.

Campbell Pittsburg Harrisburg Pitteburg Philadelphia Clare

Hughes & Glennon Bock Beer Card Promotes Cleveland Support

A Pittston beer firm markets Hughes & Glennon Rock Beer with portraits of presidential candidates. The card links President Cleveland to a third term badge and touts Deep Rock beer as superior, urging consumption to “wake the beer” and celebrate the Union.

Joseph Glennon Hughes & Clennon Pittston Brewers Cleveland Hughes & Glennon The Union Bock United States Pittston

Wanted Ads From Scranton Tribune Patchwork

Multiple classified notices seek work and housing in Scranton. Listings include sales positions, apprentices, domestic help, millinery, accountants, and artisans, plus rental offers and rooming options. Widespread requests for agents, sales reps, and general labor with brief contact hints and city references.

For Rent in Lackawanna and Penn Avenues Building

Classified notices describe upper assembly halls for rent in a modern corner building at Lackawanna and Penn Avenues with steam heat and a passenger elevator. It offers adaptable floors for school office gallery or light business, with entrance alteration to Lackawanna Avenue.

Beaides Bath W. T. Hackett Mulberry Hackett Lay Avenue Penn Avenue Truth Building M. H. Holgate Alam Avenur Lackawanna and Penn Aves Lackawanna Avenue Samters

Lehigh and Suquehanna Division Schedule Notice

Train timetable details for the Lehigh and Susquehanna Division effective March 15 1996 list departures from Scranton Pittston Wilkes Barre and other points at specified times to New York Philadelphia Allentown Reading Harrisburg and coastal destinations with express services and parlor car options. Returning trains from New York Philadelphia and Reading are noted along with terminal departures and ticketing information.

Lehigh and Soaquahanas Metable Scranton Pittaton Wilkes- Barre Atlanta City New York Elizabeth Philadelphia Reading Mulleunk Lentown Euston Long Beanen Ocean Grove Ane Lebanon Harrisburg Allentown Pottsville Liberty Street North Hiver Muffet O. m Baldwin Jen Pasa J. H. Olhauben

Erie and Wyoming Valley Rail Schedule

Trains leave Scranton for New York and intermediate Ers railroad points at 7.00 am and 3.00 pm. Also for Honesdale Hawley and local points at 7.00 am 9.40 am and 3.29 pm. All through trains to and from Honesdale. Trains leave for Wilkes Barre at 6.39 am and 3.19 pm.

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