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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1897
Page
1
Fragile OCR snippet references spring skies and fashion themes with obscure phrases about common attire and temptation. Mentions unnamed sources and unclear action, offering no definite events or identifiable entities.
A garbled OCR passage discusses outfits including belts and skirts in dark colors. It suggests pairing items like reefers and jackets with skirts, noting color tones and fashions but remains unclear and fragmentary throughout.
A brief survey notes a mix of styles including casual and formal wear. It highlights novelty items and evolving textures while observing many conventional fashion types remain common and widely available.
Reports indicate rising popularity of skirts in fashion cycles with buyers showing greater interest than ever. Manufacturers note strong demand for silk and wool blends including serges and Cheviot, with Bannockburn fabrics cited as favored by retailers.
The notice invites participation in a season of shows and demonstrations. Silk CW is organizing a general display and invites interested parties to attend, with inspections waived for all.
A fragment notes forthcoming novelty items in department sections and hints at an exhibition update. It suggests Scanton wants to appeal to New Yorkers and promises the display will be brought up to date, amid missing details and unclear phrasing.
Reports from Athens and Constantinople recount Crete facing Turkish frontier pressure and possible forces pledging to fight to the death. British and German diplomacy swirl as shippers brace for potential starvation aid blocks and international notices seek a ceasefire.
Fall River authorities report a probable self inflicted death after the steamer Pall River One incident this morning. A search found a wallet, watch and chain, a boat hook, and a lost boat link. The purser says the man identified as Moe Aateis disappeared after the wreck.
The piece recalls Dr. Barr from Geneva and Cornell Universities who practiced medicine in Ulysses New York. It notes service in the Mexican and Civil Wars, listing Mitch 4-5or and other details about his native village and career.
The text credits a little known North Inestimate service figure for conceiving a novel iron guntent, spurred by the nation’s needs. John Ericson, a famed inventor, is noted for recognizing and shaping the revolving design concept amid joint efforts by a small group. The passage emphasizes cautious credit and collaborative work.
London reports a diplomat stating the United States Senate has removed all machinery from the treaty with Persia while expressing belief the Ulelian government would likely proceed without arbitration. He asserts the home front has persisted without arbitration and that continuing so will not alter matters for now.
Washington reports a Senate executive session on the arbitration treaty with amendments tied to final passage. Voting on amendments slated for next Wednesday with discussion of prospects for approval and potential delays as lawmakers weigh complex points of order.
March 24 report from Port Louis Mauritius states a plot against General Gallieni in Madagascar is under investigation. Police have arrested several suspects and will continue inquiries. French authorities searched the treasury at the silver palace and found 7000 francs and papers linked to the rebellion plan.
The senate considers appointments of postmasters Alfred Hocking Mel cote George F E Drunmin Chal wi Tames M Worrall Kennett Saude Kinky Mawkins Moav eralls Joli A Shelton Joethe Alexander J Cooke and George de Thuimmel as United States marshals for the Northern District of Mississippi and district of Nebraska in a March session.
Fragmented OCR reads as a travel or shipping notice listing people and origins like Genoa Amsterdam Rotterdam and New York with destinations such as Southampton Liverpool and Bremen. Names and places appear garbled but indicate a passenger or cargo movement across Atlantic ports and European cities.
Wastifieton reports March 3 that President and Mrs McKelty hosted a formal cabinet dinner. The state dining hall featured profuse greenery and lighting, with a first door reception area decorously arranged. Tables were set for twenty two guests.
A March dispatch from Canada reports the Turkish government pressing to join an eastern alliance for the purchase of tin. The note mentions negotiations and implications for regional trade and security.
The notice lists James W. Worrell of Kennett Square Cheater Conunty and Harry OF Hawkins of Beaver Palle Beaver as nominees for postmaster positions in Monteylvania.
The Joint Traffic Association under pressure from the Supreme Court decision debates its future. Leaders express resolve to maintain operation, fearing dismemberment would disrupt rail service and harm shippers while awaiting possible federal action.
The board of pardons released decisions in Harrisburg noting several applications refused or deferred. Cases included Charles G McCloskey of Philadelphia and Andrew Johnson of Allegheny linked to robbery and forgery charges with various county defendants awaiting action.
In Hamshure Virginia on March 24 chairman Garon and state Democrats meet to chart convention aims. They discuss electing a slate including county officials and legislative candidates led by list of proposed names and pension agent, shaping party strategy for upcoming contests.
Four fishermen including James Waite John Movelew and Pemr Alys tard were drowned at the Broeadkiln river when their boat capsized in a heavy squall. Wages ranged from 28 to year. Wolfe left a wife and two children. Bodies were recovered this evening.
Chairman Mott announces a Harrisburg group and events for the Cyclers with dates May 6 and July 3, plus a planned Electric Wheelmen Road club activity in Heusts.
Fragmentary report from a trial session detailing cross examination of Dr Swallow and related officials. Observers note attempts to steer questioning while counsel for the Commonwealth seeks a ruling on whether to offer further evidence. discussions touch on corruption fears and procedures around the inquiry.
Fragmentary report describes rebel forces near Songo in Baoticge Cuba, with cavalry actions and a siege ending in enemy retreat. It mentions Spanish forces under Weyler, 27 killed and several wounded, and a counterattack around Megunal with mixed reinforcements and captures.
As floods ease in lowland areas, Memphis, Stelena, Ar, and Nashville report improved water levels. Observers note receding rivers but warn of possible higher waters if government alerts prove prescient. Relief workers mobilize amid strained communities.
In Wrankfort Kentucky the United States senator election ended in a deadlock after a joint session. The vote tallies show candidates including Dinter, Windleburn, Towle, Magiy, and Stout with low counts and no clear majority. The session adjourned amid disputes and unconfirmed results, leaving the outcome unresolved.
The article reports a boxing match in New York between Frank Krne of Beain and Dian of Hoxton at the Prudway Archiietheaioe. The bout extended to the twenty-fiveth round before a decision or stoppage, with end details unclear.
Fragmentary weather notes suggest mixed conditions with mentions of calm and wind. The text references various local entities and offices in Washington. the fragmented wording makes specifics unclear but indicates a broadcast of civic and regional topics today.
A gas fire at a mine in Wilkes-Barre caused flames to shoot 50 feet, destroying a boiler and injuring firefighters St John Doyle and Smith. The bore hole, sunk by Delaware and Abution Coal Company, exploded while crews attempted to smother the flames, threatening nearby buildings as smoke and fire spread through the area.
A wartime political gathering reports endorsing John Wanamaker for state treasurer. Senator Kauffman presided as about sixty senators and house members attended. The resolution urged Wanamaker to align his views with party leaders while seeking broad support from the public.
A Springdale neighborhood fears a dynamite wagon explosion after a loaded wagon with nitroglcerine rumoured to be passing by the home of a horse owner. The panic prompts closure of surrounding streets as authorities plan removal.
A fragmented relic from religious periodical recounts a cryptic note about a trail found near a riverbank. The text mentions a missing person and a quest that leads investigators toward a gate and a hidden clue. Further details remain unclear due to the garbled OCR.
Fragmentary text appears to reference Johnston Iowa and Moreh two hours time, names and places garbled. The readable content is insufficient to determine events, people, or a clear news item.
The readable fragment mentions Mareh 20 and a person named Beariin attending an event. It is damaged and lacks clear context or outcomes. No identifiable teams, locations, or concrete actions are present.
Finley’s Dress Goods announces today a grand opening featuring exclusive Paris imports. New items include Two Tortie Grenadines, snake skin novelties, pure French molairs, lace mohair, two tone checks, eping lines, Endora’s, Ets emiennes, and covers.
Fragmented OCR text describes a shooting event with entrants and entry fees. It mentions names, locations, and monetary figures, including a $25 entrance fee and various distances and scores. The garbled passage references participants such as Arnie Way and Madhavan with details about venues and awards.
The Herald reports a headline weather outlook for New York and surrounding areas. Forecaster notes variable wind directions with northeast to south patterns and a cool spell ahead amid maritime air.
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