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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1897
Page
1
Fragmentary text references spring suits and seasonal attire with scattered phrases about attention and seeking something. The readable lines mention Corinne and a sense of search or inquiry within a between season context.
A fragment notes fashion season trends with common sense and temptation to economize. It mentions designers and thoughtful styling guiding readers toward practical wardrobe choices amid seasonal shows.
The article touts new fashion items described as bold and stylish for the season. It highlights wallets and skirts offered separately in navy or neutral shades to pair with Besfer waistlines or jackets. Prices are advertised as surprisingly low to attract shoppers.
A fragment notes evolving styles as novelty and Eton influences appear in fashion. The text hints at popular items and new effects shaping wardrobes while traditional forms remain present.
Separate skirts are increasingly popular and boost manufacturers to produce oiled mo westies and work of high quality. Materials like two tone Browne vatisna, Moire, Bannockburn tweeds, Lermos, Cheviots, Covert Cloths and other favorite textiles are used for spring wear.
Early notice that silk waists and fancy lawn waleta will be shown this season. Preparations underway for inspection and public interest.
The announcement signals a New York exhibition update with items intended to refresh the display. It indicates the show will travel this week to provide a complete and current presentation.
A hurricane wrecked Arlington Georgia at about 8:30 this morning killing nine people and injuring many. The Acad emmy building collapsed trapping children while debris wrecked homes and shops, with numerous victims mutilated or crushed by falling timbers.
A small cyclone struck Washington County Indiana at 4 this morning. The north wall of Swain Pond school was torn and broken. Many trees uprooted and windows blown in. Homes lost roofs and fences damaged. No one seriously injured.
Angela Seanton, a Tracian, allegedly pushed his wife Nicholeni Seanton from a third story window during a quarrel on North Eleventh Street in Philadelphia. She suffered a fractured skull and broken leg and may die. Police found a life insurance policy for $180 on her life in their room. the husband was arrested and jailed awaiting results of her injuries.
At West Point March 22, Marehal Ride of the Soldiers' habitually underwent a surgical operation Saturday to reduce his oversized nose to normal size. He declined ether and proceeded with the procedure while his friend or "best girl" spoke in support.
Patient Starr lay in bed after a half hour operation conducted by Surgeon Mason. Chores were cut and scraped as many stitches were taken. Plaster was applied and the wound held firm. Starr later applied for and received a leave of absence to begin Agedog.
In Hinkle Pa on March 22 a lengthy trial of Dr Swallow adjourned after a motion to quash the indictment. The jury, after a midafternoon deliberation, returned a not guilty verdict while recommending the defendant pay costs.
In San Francisco early today Robert Fitzsimmons knocked out an English traveler named Campbell in a hotel bar. After last night’s exhibition, champion Martin Julian and Corbett manager AW Brady returned to the hotel and discussed a possible return match. Commett claims he cannot meet Fitzsimmons and hints at other opportunities for Jim, including a likely New York athletic club offer, while vowing to stay in the ring for now.
Philadelphia March 22 Deput y Carter Dug todas held inquests into the deaths of Christian Klebecker and Edward Gibbons from boxing injuries. Klebecker died after a fall from a punch that caused brain hemorrhage. Gibbons died from neck and brain hemorrhage after a bout at the Tenth Ward Democratic club. Jury finds Perry responsible. both defendants detained without bail pending grand jury action.
Speaker Reed declines Mopulist participation in House committees and rejects their influence amid a dispute over representation and party power. The debate centers on control of key panels including ways and means, appropriations, banking, elections, and more as Reed signals a stance against the Paypigliots.
A Wilmington man suspected in the death of Mrs. Fannie S. Tuchton was released after detectives found no evidence to justify detention. The case, from March 2, remains unsolved with no additional leads or suspects.
March 22 Republican City Convention nominated Captain A K E Stewart for mayor. Governor Croverthgrive delivered the nominative speech and credited his personal efforts with Steware's nomination.
In Harrisburg the Senate considers a large building project to replace the old capitol with a new structure near the site. Proposals include a monumental style with major architectural firms to supervise construction and furnishings, estimated at 1 5 5 0 0 0 0. Measures also address insurance, penalties for prize reproductions, and state printing duties as governors send related messages.
A March 22 report from San Duelo, Pla, recounts Senator Quay and his guide Jim Burk fending off a panther that sprang from a live oak while tarpon hunting. Shots failed to deter the beast as Burk and Jim fought it off. Quay fired, Burk killed the animal, and the party moved on. The panther’s hide will be stuffed for display in Quay's wagon.
A Philadelphia committee of the Republican League of Business Men presented preambles and resolutions urging Hon. John Wanamaker to allow his name as a second candidate for state treasurer. The group cites integrity and reform aims and seeks his support for a government by the people. Wanamaker met the committee at his private office and promised careful consideration.
Fragmentary text outlines a government official, private secretary to a secretary, involved in a departmental act or policy. Mentions a secretary Wilson and a term related to a cabinet or executive action, suggesting an appointment or directive in the Washington area.
New York on March 2 reports arrivals including Steani ere La Champagne and Com Bavne from Rotterdam and Pul da from New York heading to Lireinwn. The notice lists ships docking at Gibralter Slirttitleds Ideniun and Prawle Pojit with port paths unclear.
Weather clearing and cooler today with regional outlooks. State Senate to meet in an evening session while the House of Representatives debates key measures. Supreme Court sustains Sherman’s Anti Trust act. local board guidance and Medal of Honor plans feature in regional updates. Includes Grand Jury recommendations and valley-wide notes.
In Toledo on March 12 Judge Morris ruled against Arbuckle Brothers in the case over Woolson Spice and the Sugar Refining Trust. The decision upheld directors’ control, denied a perpetual injunction, and found no unlawful conspiracy in price cutting to drive a competitor out of business. The receiver appointment was denied.
The Central Pennsylvania conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church met in Clearfield at nine. A motion to reduce the Christian Advocate subscription was killed. Dry Merrow urged keeping idle from public schools. Evans, sole trustee from the conference, reported 4217 patients treated free and 80281 dollars expenses at Philadelphia Methodist Hospital and urged funds on Hoplite Sunday in May for the institution. The conference decided to meet at Danville next four.
A 12 year old girl in Taitaoi Pa Minneh County, DT Polth area, reports a heavenly visitation. She allegedly described dead relatives with remarkable accuracy, including a brother and father, drawing attention from neighbors.
An alderman from a Midwestern city won a major political post after years of service. The veteran lawmaker, having played on numerous teams, secured a decisive win in a competitive race, signaling a shift in local governance and Republican strength.
Cardinal Gibbons meets the President in Washington as a formal audience occurs at the White House. The event centers on the Cardinal’s presentation to the executive leader during a ceremonial visit. A note mentions Central Gary and a postal delegation accompanying the meeting.
An afternoon session refused to suspend the rules to admit the kinetoscope of the Bett company. The ruling allows continued use of the device, with no objections raised by officials in Boston.
Finley's Dress Goods features Two Tone Crena dines the latest fashion alongside Snake Skin Novelties Pure French Mohairs Lace Mohairs Two Tone Checks Eping lines Endora's Et emiennes Coverts Ete and related fabrics in an expansive selection.
Detachments from the Grewea and the United States er missera Ran Pranobeo an Cin cinnath at the European aquiniron attend a Viettown celebration. Mortelenor Givonel, rector of Lie Atiethonn eolitire Tlenen feted and kissed the Pope, as officers praised his hand. The wire witnessed officers saluting, with crowds showing enthusiastic buries and cheers.
Eastbound Dalen Paeitle overland passenger train struck a freight wreck at Green River Wyoming shortly after 8 am today. The collision seriously injured three named workers and left several others hurt while the passenger car derailed but the remaining riders were uninjured.
The Herald reports mixed skies with clouds and rain possible later. Wednesday brings partly cloudy to fine weather with fresh to strong southeasterly winds along the coast and chances of rain.
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