Large Friday Sale Opens March 26 For One Week
A local sale begins Friday morning March 26 and runs for seven days. Sood advertises ten big lots of choice items available during the event.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1897
Page
1
Wholesale textile sale offers varied wool and silk fabrics
The catalog lists multiple fabric lots with sale prices. Includes all wool bolting and cheviot includes 50 to 88 inch widths, silks up to 28 inches wide, novelty twines, taftas, and snake skin suited sheeting. Prices range from 25 to 59 cents with numerous lots at around mid thirty-cent levels.
Christians Rout the Turks in Crete
English reports describe insurgents advancing on Malaxe and Tsikalarin, pushing Turks from fortifications near Suda while Turkish warships shell ineffective positions. Insurgents destroy Turkish defenses, occupy heights near Caón, and continue shelling while a blockade prevents full Turkish retreat. In London, Corson states cargo bound for Crete may be searched and delivery prohibited to curb disorders. Salisbury heads to meet Queen Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weland
Crete
Mussulmans
Warricon
Sint
Warahipe
Christiana
Smsom
Hertel
Mahixal
Miduxa
Suda
Ered
Perition
Teree
Oitunimn
Medwxa Dusé
Caonen Es Turas Perivealia
Canea
Miarah
Candla Tadhis
Dancer Baotever
Cupolla
London
House of Commons
Todas
Dar Liaientirk Secraryo
Frelon
George Bh. Corson
Kritheh
Amerion
Benelahmen
Aimerlewis
Toderlor
Hland
Rete
My. Curzon
Marquis of Salisbury
Queen Victoria
Parks
Interview with M Hanotaux on eastern sit uation
The article reports an planned interview with French foreign minister M Hanotaux regarding the eastern situation. It notes expectations that Prince’s participation in the Greece blockade may be decided at the interview and that Lord Salisbury will not arrive at Niew until Saturday. The Times Athens correspondent in Canea suggests the blockade may fail as a coercive measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hanotaux
Thie
Britain Shifts Policy as Crete Crisis Deepens Armenians Massacres
Constantinople reports a definite change in British policy amid Turkish actions in Tokat and Crete. Britain will acquiesce to a blockade of Greek ports while warning against Ottoman massacres, with Rome and Paris showing limited cooperation and Russia remaining a potential supporter of the sultan. The Sultan dismisses Turkish officials in Tokat after new massacres, and a commission investigates Turkish arrests and possible demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Britain
Tokat
Aditolin
Crete
Armenia
Ivy Atle Senmi
Great Britain
Hhickade
Europe
Russia
France
Germany
Austria
Tokeat
Asia Minor
Sivera
Anatolia
National miners appeal for aid over poverty crisis
The national executive committee of the United Mine Workers appeals to the public for sympathy and funds. It accuses New York and Cleveland coal interests of neglecting workers, describing miners' families in dire poverty and noting deaths from hunger amid harsh conditions. The group vows to act promptly with support from Samuel Gompers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cebrealir
New York and Cleveland Coal Company
Onte
Samuel Gompers
MAHER TO FIGHT SHARKEY IN PEEKEABY BELT BOUT
Peter Maher arrives in Pubsbury with backer Hew to begin training for a title fight with Sharkey in Westchester New York. Manager Quinn telegraphs Sharkey agreeing to an eight week camp while Park Davies writes that they will sign articles and Maher’s camp vows to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitas
Maret
Peter Micker
Anrivinh Tin Pubeebaeys
Hew Hegin Wradnine
Westchester
Sharkey
Dhohn J. Quinn
San Francisco
Mater
Parken Davies
Maher
Susquehanna Tragedy Involving Stallock Family Incident
In Susquehanna Pennsylvania a man named Vrank Welanon attempted to kill Mrs. Stallockh and then died by self-inflicted actions. The incident left Mrs. Stallock injured in a barnyard setting with conflicting reports about motive and involvement.
Bhore Located Near Aubury with Body Found
The report states Bhore has been located in Beilinu Ma. Mateh 25 and information indicates a tide note led to the discovery. A resident at Shoemakereville Chreteniogaulehne found the body after Mehring, and the path shows the person waded into a river and then changed course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beilinu
Khem
Aubury
Ldowilion Dhar
Shoemakereville
Assembly investigates embly without impeachment action
A reading fragment from Albany reports an investigation committee has completed its work and sent the matter to the Senate for action. The note mentions Albany and Wisconsin but lacks clear names or dates beyond March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auntie Trost Hills Ass
Albany
Sn, WI
Iit
Wenate
Last Day of Tariff Debate in Senate and House Steps
Washington March 22 The Senate spent most of the day in secret session debating amendments to the arbitration treaty and bankruptcy bill. After executive session the bankruptcy bill was read in full and a substitute offered. in the House two hours of general debate were scheduled before Wednesday's vote with key speeches from both sides and a late night session.
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Senate
Washington
Dlecuseiya
Tol A. Fenderson
Hoar
Mass
Camimittes
Mor Henderson
Nelson
Minn
House of Representatives
Bailey
General De-Bate
Mr. Dinghey
Oa Larg N Umber
Tember
Moeests
Talbert
South Carilina
Clark
Misouri
Miaogulies
California
Gunndah
Simpson
Kansas
Cox
Tennessee
McRae
Arkansas
Burke
Texas
Eats
Ohio
Dearmond
Missouri
Messrs. Tawney
Minnesota
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Russell
Connecticut
Payne
New York
Committee On
Grow
Penneylvania
Curtis
Colson
Kentucky
Hawley
Lovedlock
Sivelock
Marshall's Big Score In Grand American Handicap
Tom A. Marshall of Reichiurs AL won the grand American handicap at Long Branch on March 21 with a 24 bird score. Carver of Chicago and Henry Jones of Newark were strong contenders as the field competed for first money and consolation prizes amid a rain of shots and spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Dr. Carver
Tom A. Marshall
Reichiurs
Oarthwood
Marshall
Inesiewi
Whinline
Wlor
Carver
Chicago
Henry Iouesle
Newark
Wader
Menry Zee
Miey
Younds
Grind Agierjean
Lem
Mirshut
Wowk
Ted
Intel
Loco
Uren
Dontrell
Dee
BH Kilie
Vanidyike
Williamson
Koegle
Guriharde
Voris
Cal- Henly
Ann
Applegate
Thleanon
Kelis
Duninell
Abkite
Notable figures linked to American handicap grand event
The passage lists Giinim, Hamilton, Powers, Mecrastn, Thurman, Parmales, Hilster, Moore, Guthrie, C Von tengerke, Kehric, Col dren and Colonel Anthony as names. Mrs Marshall, author of the grand American handicap, born in Kentucky in 1854, began shooting young and is regarded as a leading horseman of the West. She has been mayor of Keithshurz, WK for twelve years and served in the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giinim
Hamilton
Powers
Mecrastn
Thurman
Parmales
Hilster
Moore
Guthrie
C. von Tengerke
Kehric
Coldren
Anthony
Mrt
Marehall
Kentucky
Keithshurz
Mine Blaze Extinguished by City Firemen
A mine blaze from a bore hole issued sand and stone and a stream of water into the eastern part of the city. Firemen conducted a controlled operation to suppress the blaze and extinguish the fire by afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Phirrés
Pal
Trial of Rev Dr Swallow Ends in Guilty Suspicion
In Harrisburg on March 2 the trial of Rev Dr Swallow for criminal abuse concluded with surprise developments. Key testimony questioned prosecution tactics as Luther Kelker denied collusion and Governor Aintthys disputed contractor Coder’s claims of graft. The jury adjourned without a verdict, and officials prepared to reconvene to decide the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Dr Swallow
John C. Delaney
Luther KR. Kelker
Cahd
Kelker
Nave
Aintthys
Coder
Hose of Representatives
Cotler
Hodges
New York
Joseph Pyne
Clelks
Delatey
Bearlett
Ate
Graham
S.C. Swallow
Abe
Tomrrow
James Bearket
Danville
George 8
Cireahans
Philadelphia
Commonwealth
Swallow
Euliow
Objection to Prize Fight Art Sparks Senate Action
The report notes Senate debate on prohibiting kinetoscope or prize fight pictures and mentions a Manchester association petition seeking legislation to bar any depiction of prize fights. References include Albans New York and Augusta Maine with dates in March. The housing of these topics indicates a broader push to curb moving image depictions of Prize fights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles
Coote Shiraily
Har. Hatin Wien
Sainte Cameron
Cdrom
Pottsville
J A
Norwehin explorer leaves cryptic note for distant mission
Fragmentary OCR text mentions London and a Norwehin explorer named Siveoh Ye Nagen. The note hints at a voyage to Howlepninesii Mint and a mission tied to Mal deen Od Lena, with obscured details and uncertain destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lena
Fragmented Saratoga Notice About Water Aperture
Readable fragments describe a Saratoga notice related to water aperture or supply issues. The text is damaged but mentions March and local water concerns.
Rising Temperatures Hit TNE Region This Morning
Local weather notes show a general rise in temperatures across the TNE area this morning. The day brings hotter conditions with potential heat effects across communities.
Dillon Opposes Rail Rate War Court Decision
Former Judge John F. Dillon analyzes the court ruling on the Trans-Missouri agreement, stating the decision prohibits combinations in restraint of trade under the anti trust act. He notes the majority found the agreement a violation, aims to curb rate wars, and emphasizes potential railway and public protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Missouri Preight Association
Wader Hiese
Congress
United States
Lee
Dillon
Pate
Diterdal Gominceien Conmmisssian
Unreadable OCR Fragment About Clerical Error in Court Case
In a garbled note from the National Labor Bureau and court records an official inquiry references a Tow qd sloghered der neitions to thes come th ottitettoof the Unite sbtatem Mh Boothe Tunker and Hue eon woul a veer ate. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mredenieg
Flyath-Tunker
Arnie
Die Sopminn Court
Boothe Tunker
Unclear OCR fragment on Hastings hotel building event
Fragmentary text describes a hotel building incident or plan near Hastings with references to a court or aid group, a march 2 date, and a tense timeline. Details are unreadable, leaving the main actors, location, and outcome indeterminate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiuntithuim
Loverngr Hastings
Three Persons in Custody by U S Marshals
In Jacksonville Florida this morning three persons were taken into custody by the United States Marshals Service acting on an arrest warrant. Details of the charges or affiliations were not immediately available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privnds
Jackson Ville
Ful
Marek
United States Materiaal
Araer
Dupe Doclon
United Eliates
Iniaerd, Wie
Gunboat's Trial Acnin Postponed in London Conn
A trial in London Connecticut is delayed as weather and sea conditions hinder a gunboat’s operations. The failure to proceed is due to unfavorable winds and rough sound conditions affecting navigation and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Conn
Wilmington
Bern
Geil Pongiel
Finliey's Bess Dines New Textiles and Patterns
A fashion feature highlights Finliey's Bess introducing two tone grenadines and a range of fabrics including Snake Skin Novelties Pure French Mohairs Lace Mohairs two tone checks and various covers and embroidery styles.
Tariff Talk Grips Congress as Rates Stir Debate
Washington discussions on tariff revisions surface with factional debate. Proposals include raising the duty on oils to 60 cents per gallon and adjusting carpet and other goods duties, as lawmakers weigh protectionist aims against consumer costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York Names Mutoh S Arelved Sieanore Team
Fragmented text from a New York report mentions Mutoh S Arelved Sieanore Patolla and teams Rarmphure HH from Mroniwa Tiave traveling for games against Cam Lomlow Sibel Columda and Wiemburg Weimar. Local venues include Idounatowny Have and Boemrtavenille with references to Aw York Madesths Qieemevawiy Shelit Miadeaichymotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
New York
London
Pitt
Weather report with shifting winds and rain likely
In New York this month a fronts brings strong gusts and humid air. Forecasters predict rising temperatures then cooler settled weather with overcast skies and a chance of rain by evening.
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