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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1897
Page
1
Fragmentary notes show mixed terms like net top, Venice point, and varied color tint descriptions. Mentions windths and a measurement of 114 to 1 inches, suggesting cataloging or fabric or nautical data.
Senator Penrose and Pennsylvania lawmakers push Charlemagne Tower for ambassadorships to England or France while others seek consul roles in Dublin Belfast and Nuremberg. Representative Kulp backs LT Mohrbach for collector of internal revenue in the Twelfth district and Connell may name the collector. John Platt and J. Russell Young also surface as candidates for diplomatic posts as Hammond seeks interior aide. Senator Magee travels from Harrisburg amid talks of future meetings.
Washington report notes a pension bill approved in the Senate along with multiple measures referred to committees. Discussion covered civil service rules for construction and a sensitive credentials case for John A. Henderson. President sent nominations for ambassadors extraordinary and plenipotentiary to the Senate.
The assistant provided a garbled list of names and places including John May of DC to Great Britain, Horace Porter of New York to France, and Henry White of Rhode Island to Britain, with a note on presidential promotions in the army and navy.
Representative Overstreet acting for the International Typographic Union protests the nomination of Otis of California as assistant secretary of war. The union charges Otis opposes union labor and uses nonunion printers at key facilities. President and lawmakers hear rumors of further resistance and alternative candidates being discussed.
Washington notes indicate active exchange between the state department and committee on arbitration treaty terms. Secretary Sherman met with committee members to discuss amendments preserving treaty power in the United States, while considering Nicaragua canal issues and future senate reporting.
Greek squadron with two submersibles leaves Crete as Paris and Athens discuss a hard line against Turkey. In Athens, cabinet ministers debate responses if powers push for Crete surrender, weighing active measures over inaction to avoid a larger conflict.
A late night attack in Mercer left one house burned another fire started the keeper seriously shot. Officials report seven toll gates destroyed amid the unrest reflecting violent acts in the locality.
In Harrisburg the Senate discusses final passage of bills on building procurement and tax exemptions. Amendments address United States sourcing for capitol materials and local governance provisions with votes recorded on various measures.
In Harrisburg on March 16 Senator Cobin indicated Rev Dr Swallow faced contempt over refusing to testify to a legislative commission. A joint Senate and House inquiry voted to demand his appearance, with several representatives urging the matter be handled by the two houses as the inquiry proceeds.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Harrisbury and Shireh Wheele on Faestert Railiind along with plans to connect with a broader rail system. The text references departments and a committee, suggesting a public works or railway expansion effort involving local figures and ongoing construction discussions.
A British literary gathering is planned with figures from Cup Townsnytie and Magth adit tomorrow. The event aims to promote British writers and celebrate contemporary works with discussions and readings by notable guests.
Weather shows a warmer trend with mixed conditions across regions. The morning page highlights a visitor to the president and notes a new tax collection bill advancing in court. A health scare and a regional convention are mentioned alongside local political commentary and regional news from the valley.
Fragmented report mentions weather conditions and boxing events at Homie Springs. It notes Corbett as a favorite in a fight, betting odds, and observers on ring action. Overall, it blends weather chatter with sporting betting and preparations.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe reverend Millington expelled from a church body amid disciplinary steps. Other names and places are partially legible, with references to divisions within a denomination and movement of individuals to another location for services and meetings.
Unclear readable fragments describe a scene at a channel and a boat towage or maritime incident. The text references a date, place, and people but lacks coherent details to identify a clear event or outcome.
Fragmentary notes describe an event in London with attendees and a wager. The text mentions a possible discussion of a vaccine or veterinary topic and a bet that was offered and accepted by a participant.
Finley's Dress Goods introduces Two Tone Grenadines and Snake Skin Novelties along with Pure French Mohairs and Lace Mohairs. New textures include Two Tone Checks, Epingle lines, and Eto Emiennes with Coverts and Ete in stock.
The entry lists Lewis Reilly Davies and the firm address at Woot Avenue with telephone 2492.
The article reports a gathering where Governor Binek and American Protestant allies attended a meeting. Attendees included deacons and local officials who discussed protestant safety and a polemical event at Clovernia. The group pressed for attendance and support, while security and regional leaders monitored the proceedings.
A fragmented report from New York mentions Line Armerican sister Eethorig Company and a hint of a natural water event. Details are unclear but reference a heint-flown oof over the Honthe and a possible responsibility for pype Wats pat Lit.
Weather bulletin from New York area describes unsettled conditions and light rain. It mentions winds shifting south to counterly, with widespread rain expected and a general cold tone.
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