25 Mar 1896
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1896
Page
1
A garbled ad touts a silk sale with unmatched value and a clearance style push. It mentions a wide silk selection and a hidden inner deal, claiming strong demand and a promised bargain for shoppers seeking money saving offers.
A fragment lists names Abas, del Howe, Cardinal Howe, hight Atlie, Nile, Mharite, Navy, Cream, Wilie and others in a fallow era note. The text hints at colonies and values tied to a人物 Shine Poneer Silke.
A local notice highlights a sale of rich taffeta and silk fabrics at bargain prices. Shoppers are drawn to vivid color combinations and low unit costs as materials move quickly.
Philadelphia reports reveal Anne McGrath found dead amid illicit affair with Samuel P. Langdon a prominent coal operator. Langdon, son of Richard Langdon, is held for coroners inquest as police probe poison death claims and possible large family/personal entanglements. Bertha Stewart, servant, detained as witness.
The Albany advisory board discusses a political campaign plan for the coming election. Debate centers on resolutions to ban religious tests and prohibit government funding for church activities while congress considers related appropriations and constitutional issues.
The Carnegie plate tested under Russian government supervision with six shots at high velocity. Five came from a fouled‑fieghs gun and one from a five inch gun. The plate withstood the impact, guiding a key step for the five inch type cargo.
The thirteenth victim recovered this morning after yesterday’s explosion at the Kihois mine. Officials describe the remains as dated and damaged with many bodies burnt and mangled. Twelve families mourn as relief efforts continue and local support gathers for the affected communities.
The Pennayl- Vonhi Hallrover company holds elections for its board as several names circulate in the process. Voters include figures such as A. Roberts, C. A. Chreideon, and B. L. Carmerys with others like N. Parker Shortridge and H. Littl listed among potential directors. Unclear OCR fragments reference multiple individuals and affiliations in a historic corporate vote.
Alexandria Virginia March 4 fire gutted Andrews Catholic church during devotions tearing through the altar and vestments. The building valued at ten thousand dollars was largely destroyed with furniture saved. In nearby Tarrlahirg Pennsylvania March 2 a jealous oysterman Walter Peregory shot his sweetheart Annie Rooney and then killed himself on a street. A newborn tragedy followed when an infant was dropped on the Northern Central tracks near New Cumberland.
March 4. A large cotton storage house owned by Ebeneser Artwell in Cheater burned, with an estimated loss around 70000 dollars. Fifteen hundred bales of cotton belonging to Woolward and Stillman of New York were burned. The fire was partly covered by insurance.
Lancaster Pa March 2 H L Thompson who was shot by Miss Bernie McConnell showed some improvement in his condition tonight and stands some chance for recovery
Delegates in hand total and contested seats frame a split picture as McKinley gains traction in New York and Minnesota. Manley’s letter questions McKinley’s delegate majority while state conventions in New York and Minnesota rally behind the Ohio candidate, urging unity and standard coinage policies.
The morning papers report a warm spell and broad political notes from Washington. Coverage includes suspected murder in Philadelphia, congressional proceedings, court sessions, and political chatter about tariff policy, elections, and national affairs.
In Harrisburg, the Hartranft statue commission met in the executive chamber to decide design details for the statue’s pedestal and inscription. Sculptor Rueckstuhl presented a plan featuring a twelve foot red granito pedestal opposite the Capitol, with inscriptions noting General Hartmann Port Stedman and related dignitaries, pending final approval from the family.
Debs tells church audience that social and economic conditions could aid labor if fear were removed. He argues ministers should not condemn labor, warning against policies that break strikes and harm workers.
A New York publisher reportedly offered substantial money for a confession story while a rival paper pressed a higher bid. The figure of 87000 is mentioned in connection with the competing outlet. Details remain unclear and the source notes ongoing negotiations.
Henry J. Dixey files a $22 000 damages suit against Augustin Daly in New Orleans alleging malice and slander from the Lottery of Love production. Daly had suit against Dixey earlier. Dixey says Daly’s accusation is false and he paid $80 to a San Francisco lawyer for the royalty. Daly to Mobile, papers served early to catch him.
Indiana brief reports Nancy T Garvey responds to her husband Samuel Garveys discard and debt stance. She questions his claims and asks for proof of support while urging public fairness. Nearby update notes Hep McConnell recovering after a shooting incident in Conteville Pennsylvania.
The report describes Spanish troops exchanging fire at midday near Santa Clara in the Mantanza region, with seventeen soldiers killed and many wounded. Lieutenant Colonel Puenmayor dies leading his naval battalion amid chaotic combat. more casualties follow as drivers and soldiers suffer injuries.
An unknown Chicago man about 20 years old, lodging at a St Joseph hotel, joked about gas with the clerk last night. He then seemed to faint and was found dead near the stairs. Police report he had been intoxicated and is believed to have pranked and slept ill.
Fragmented report outlines a contested trial with multiple names and places. It mentions a judge and a proposed case against Tecate COON, a San incident, and a fatality near a city with unclear details. A farmer near Allentown is noted alongside a controversial court appearance.
A Sunday evening gathering near Lead Key drew about 500 attendees with no definite conclusions. An explosion at Corey's torpedo yard followed by investigations disrupted property and people. The 370,000 estate of Charles W Henry was divided. Catherine Wolfe faced charges in New York. The firm KF MM Wear Jin & Son, a Roemwster clothing house, faced liquidation with liabilities around 25,000.
The item notes stricken dry dock appropriations and a monument move to James Monroe at Proderickeburs Virginia. It lists officials including Roberts Meine and Long Alabama and mentions a naval committee decision and U S representation at Emperor Nichalis coronation in Rome by Major General A M Mc Cook and Major General P Scriven.
A local supplier announces a selection of Easter eggs described as pretty and affordable. The offer highlights bright colors and low prices aimed at families preparing for the holiday.
Monatist party chairman Tleleh N C Marton Thuiller issues a letter to county chairmen and key members advising Populists to avoid fusion or cooperation with Republicans or Democrats and to cling to the free silver platform. Republicans claim Chairman Butler has lost influence with the state masses.
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