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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1896
Page
6
An extended dramatic scene describes a bullfight in progress with riders and spectators in a sunlit arena. The action centers on Chapite and Guapite as the bull charges, with onlookers fearing disaster and a crash of spectacle and concern among attendees and aristocratic gossip nearby.
The Hartford Round Table describes San Marino as a tiny republic of 33 square miles with about 6000 people. It is governed by a grand council of sixty elected for life and two presidents, one chosen by the council, reflecting unusual constitutional arrangements.
The Iowa Senate enacted a one percent tax on gross receipts of express companies operating in the state while the House approved a bill to place express companies under the oversight of state railway commissioners. A DI plan to bring street railways under similar control is anticipated. Prices for anthracite coal remain steady with limited trade and cautious middlemen amid industry-wide restrictive measures.
Reports from several railroads deny claims of strife within the Joint Traffic Association and affirm cooperation to set fair interstate rates. Conductor checks on Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburgh will collect from non purchasers while recording book numbers and names. Multiple railways filed responses defending the association’s aim to ensure just fares, prevent discrimination, and promote economy in interstate commerce.
Munyons Remedies advertises separate cures for disease with bottles at 25 cents each. It claims rapid relief for stomach troubles headaches nervous disorders piles neuralgia asthma female complaints and general vitality with a homeopathic formula and American address in Philadelphia offering free medical advice.
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