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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1894

Page

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Postman Olmstead shoots William Clifford in fatal attack

The incident near Clark and Madison streets ends with Guy Olmstead, a former postal worker, shooting William Clifford, a letter carrier. A mob forms demanding lynching but police intervene, and Olmstead is taken to Central Station after a chaotic scene. Clifford dies at the hospital. Olmstead admits a violent love fixation.

Guy T Olmstead William L. Clifford Alice Mitchell Assasin William L Ciiferd Guy T. Oretead Cufford Clark and Madison Atreem Olmstond Clitters Anil Brooks Olensteagaa Asd Sasage Olmatead Aten Trenkneck Clifford Lila Ojarisa Ware Imates Mercay Freda Ward Olmstead

General Corey Observes Snowbound Trotting Sale

Report from Citcado March 24 describes General Corey of the commonweal army arriving in heavy snow to view a trotting stock auction at Fort Wayne. Coxey experiences anger as his horses sell, with plans to join the army in Salem, Ohio. Word spreads that potters in East Liverpool will join Beaver Falls marchers, swelling the march to about 175 and growing.

Citcado Corey Commonweal Army Fort Wayne Forty First Coxey Boen Wold General Coxey Chicago Salem East Liverpool Pottery Town Beaver Falls

Relentless Cold Wave Ravages Southern Crops

A harsh cold wave from March 28 in Binet and Meru ravaged southern states crops. Early fruit and vegetables withered with no vegetation left to indicate the disaster. Another blizzard further worsened farmer losses in this section.

Binet Meru

Severe sleet damaging crops across regions

In Chanhistos and Hannuberd, March 98, a heavy sleet storm followed a cold snap, endangering fruit and vegetable crops. Officials report possible damage to early potato and strawberry yields, while other crops may require replanting and protection from further cold. Farmers note dry weather has reduced some losses.

Chanhistos Hannuberd Marcos Baru

Fever Death Rate Drops Significantly in City

A fragment notes fever cases easing in the city with the overall death rate around 70, down about 40 percent from the peak. It mentions ongoing efforts to control the fever and a gradual subsidence of cases.

Jasino

McKinley Praises Republican Policy at Minnesota Stop

Governor McKinley arrives in Duluth and Saint Paul amid a Republican rally. Thousands, including university students, greet him at the depot and Harmonia ball as he condemns the Wilson bill and calls for protectionist policy to bolster Republican prospects in the upcoming election.

Amunswapulis Minn Gheverdes McRitiber Goternor McKinley

Car Crash Injures Pittsburg Vice-President Family In Philadelphia

The private car of James McCran, vice-president of the Pinney Vania company, failed brake and crashed through the heavy fenders at Brond Street station in Philadelphia. McCran, his wife, son, and daughter were shocked. the daughter was knocked face first against a barrier and later treated by a phlebotomist who administered medication. The woman recovered, with concerns of possible facial scarring but no lasting disfigurement.

Falladalphia Philadelphia March Wir James McCran Pittsburg Pinney Vania Company Brond Atreat Tha Neonpanta Mr McCran Miss McCrea

Plumber James Gilday Fatally Struck in Market Street Assault

In San Prasvisto, Cal March 28 James Gilday a plumber questioned two women on Market Street yesterday when an escort struck him with a fist. He collapsed and died. assailant unidentified.

San Prasvisto Cal James Gilday

Reading and county agrarian unrest and local incidents

Early fruit crops are damaged across Reading and surrounding regions by frost. Reports from Reeder and others describe damaged orchards and fruit trees, while a fire at a grocer store prompts attention to loss. Elin Taylor in Pittsb urgh collapses from hunger as household members suffer. A campaign to enforce racial segregation and rights appears in Pitt and Harrisburg. The Lycoming Republican convention names Merriam and Rutter as delegates. A Coxeys army recruiting station opens in Harrisburg, with a march planned to Hagertstown. Major Lane Hart elected president of First National Bank and Guarantee Trust in Harrisburg. A Blair County judge responds to violence against Italians in Altoona, with grand jury action anticipated.

Reading Farka County Reeder Donlara Balward Willerect Ummer Fintal Etock Seluylkill Danplin Elin Taylor Pittaboaty Allegheny Lycoming County W. J. Merriam Irb Fleming J. W. Rutter Gineral D. H. Hastings Coxey Harrisburg Theu Hagertstown Mijor Lane

Senate Debates Coinage and Joy Seat Contest Marks Session

The Senate debated the Silver Coinage Bill and a joint regulation, while Mr Joy, Republican, faced contest from Mr O Neill in Missouri's Eleventh district. Democrats split, some backing Joy, others opposing. house adjourned after a tense session. The day also touched on bonds, guaranty security for companies, and two hour debate limits.

Washingon Mareh Stewart Nevada Dolph Oregon Petter Kansas Sperman Olio Senate House Burrowa Charles Fo Jey Missouri Springer Burrows O'Neill Joy Mosers Bryan Cooper Texas Daarmonil Mia Aouri Danphy Fiverett Griffin Hall Morgan Moses Quitwaite Ryan Sibley Mr. McKeigan

No Rest for Honduras as Revolution Fears Return

Reports from New Orleans describe renewed unrest in Honduras with Bonilla facing opposition. Venezuelan and Nicaraguan aid flows linked to the prior upheaval, as exiled leaders like Vasquez and Burke reportedly seek support and a possible new government election looms in the near term.

New Orleans Belize Donilla Nicaragua Dlonilla Wo Ddirney Din Anerjoin Lionduras Becauas Varques BA. Thurke Taguatgolos B Harvey Vosgion Major Porka Tegneigallpe Mr. Harvey Bonilla Harvey Ceretain Bon Iin Vasquez

Cattlemen Form War to Protect Ranges in West

Cattlemen in Ronit county Colorado and Carbon county Wyoming have organized to wage war on sheep men next summer. They say thousands of cattle died this winter as sheep damaged the ranges and threaten existing grazing land.

Denver Ronit County Col Carbon County Wyo

Admiral Walker Sails for Pearl Harbor Fortify Possible Annexation

Admiral Walker sails from Washington to assume duties at San Francisco and then Honolulu on April 3 Admiral Walker will receive Admiral Dewey and carry letters of introduction to Minister Weill in charged with determining the best ground inside Panel Harbor for a U S configuration and possible dockyard operations The Navy welcomes the move as signaling aims to secure Pearl Harbor and Hawaii with fortifications and eventual annexation implications

Hawa Wasinaion Admiral Walker Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Paarl Harbor United States Mat

Sixth Auditor Bounced in Washington Cabinet Shakeup

Washington March 23 The Treasury announces the sixth auditor J B Brewley has resigned to accept appointment as his successor. Brewley a lawyer from Monisville Pa receives 3000 a year. Relations with Secretary Carlisle were troubled and the office work lagged behind.

Washingtos Treasury J. B. Brewley Treasury Department Brewley Mowisville Carlisle Brawley

National Guard Officers Honorably Discharged in Ninth Regiment

The following officers from the National Guard were honorably discharged today First Lieutenant Thomas J Oblines Company A Second Lieutenant Leroy G Larah Company B Second Lieutenant Brad FO Turner Company D all Ninth Regiment under Brigadier General Gobin Third Brigade authorized to hold elections to fill the vacantive

Laborers Mobbed on City Electric Railway Work Detail

In Passa, Nal on March 25, Italian and colored laborers on the Pisani section of the Rutherford and Jory City Electric Railway were mobbed and driven from their work by a crowd of about two hundred unemployed laborers. The incident halted activity briefly as authorities moved in.

Passa N.al Pisani Patereou, Rutherford and Jory City

Mysterious Rail Wages Disorder and Legal Turmoil

A garbled report describes Chicago and a rail line wage issue. It mentions Rudolph Hoppler of New York and a United States express clerk, with references to debts, a college student, and a senator Alfred A. Collpuitt burial in Macon. A New York athletic plot aided Princeton, plus a pistol incident and a murder charge in Racine involving Margaret Maver and Harman Groenke.

Lompleyeew Chicago and Baat Ator Hiniaill Alfred A. Collpuitt Hay Maconia Daremonia Yaatur Din Moresy Hill New York Princeton Manon Lockwood Washington Comale Yeutorday Kiebrmond Peter Mei Washington Mra Margaret Maver Racine Wis Harman Groenke Jor Flat Lushan Lant Aumguet Tio Evereone

Unstable unrest and crimes paint tense era abroad

Reports describe a riot among unemployed in a Latin American city and a bank fraud case in Triento. A Spanish judge favors Nihilist defendants aimed at crushing anarchy. Earthquakes shake Greece as monarchies face predicted decline and an international conference to curb repression gains momentum.

San Luvar de Harramoli Conmeretal Bank of

Colonel Breckinridge Defends Madeline Pollard Case

Witnesses describe Miss Pollard in intimate scenes with James Roles while at Wesleyan and Lena Singleton’s Lexington house. Testimony details alleged advances and private rooms, with deposits reading like a sensational court record amid political notices on the Nicaragua treaty in the same dispatch.

Howell Stoll Hilary Kantian Pollard Mise Bliss Kauffman Hatcher Lexington Lena Singleton Madeline Pollard Misa Pollard Colonel Breckinridge Jawnesn Lean Singleton Sean Madeline Pollard Joy Brant Rods Miss Pollard Rodes Atorney Haig Kantmaa Leng Singleton Art Dosy Jobo A. Brant Bence Dim Odes Chonge Redes Mies Dollard Seid Dhrant Tim Brank Mina Pollard Leon Singleton Mina Dollard Lena Singletons Brant Minn Dollard Sayre Ind Lextarton Augiaet

Stolen Mare and Goods Reported in Millheim Case

A theft occurred early this morning in Millheim and surrounding county. The robbers entered a residence and took a wife then fled with cash and goods. They then proceeded to Jamon Binith's stable, stealing a horse and bogey before escaping.

Bennevosra Millheim Jamon Binith

Pauwals to Be Electrified in Identification Effort

Paris reports Madame Israels cannot identify Pauwals killed by a bomb in the Madeleine church. She believes the tortures resemble those of a former leader, but Pauwals face remains expressionless. Authorities have employed experts to assist.

Paris Madame Israels Hone Rabardy Lodge Pauwaels Church of the Madeleine Pauiwels

Notable arrest linked to Hue streets bombing case

Reportes indicate police plan further electrical testing to confirm the identity of a suspect tied to the Hue St Deuie and Koe St Jacques bombing outrages. Officials aim to identify the man who was deemed responsible for the wider attacks.

Perts Pauwels Fife Hue St. Deuie Koe St. Jacques

Seventh Body Found in Gaylord Mine

The seventh body, Thermas Leyshon, 30, was recovered from the Gaylord mine shaft near Plymouth after a cave in. Recovery crews moved the mutilated remains to the surface and to the home of boarder George Pistion. Funeral set for tomorrow afternoon.

Thermas Leyshon Gaylord Mine Witikis-Haunn Gaylord Plymouth Remdina Snamboldnea Ail George Pistion

Funeral Precautions Theme for Kosuth Farewell

A dispatch from Pesth reports tight security for Louis Kossuth’s funeral. Volunteer student constables join police amid suspected clerical and conservative agitation. Catholic and royal authorities respond with partial displays and theater shutdowns as Francis Kossuth contemplates allegiance to the crown.

Loxpox Daily News Boda J’ewth Louis Kossuth Indi Cation Buds Pesth Haabie Thichebop Kasetian Royal Theater Bttavist Francis Kossuth Hae Tal

Explanation of Brackinridge Record Sparks Health Board Action

The New York board of health ruled Rev John R Paxton failed to record the marriage of Colonel Brackinridge and Mrs Wing and approved legal action. An attorney will file suit once Dr Paxton is located in Pittsburgh within New York court jurisdiction.

New York Board of Health John R Paxton

Postmaster race stirs at Hellefonte amid ruined ship record

Rumors of a new modus vivendi surface as Fortney and Krible push for the Hellefonte appoint. Lieutenant Young, with Alexander and Lynn aboard the Wilbar, face inquiry after a voyage wreck. Officials Hovermanta, Speaker Repl, and Barrows accept invites from the Americas club in Pioteking to mark General Grant’s anniversary on April Ay.

Oirtiv Bieking Plotin Lynn Barrows Mieh Americas Club Pioteking Oliver Wdei Grant April &Y

Notable Deaths and Obituaries Across Cities

Obituary notices list EW Hilson founder of the New York Herald in Wolvuin Mise and Major W 2 Bickiem editor of the Journal at Dayton for thirty years. Also honored is Joseph H Bourne a famed New England horticulturist in Prop hoce RT ward. In Atlantic City Mra Addie M Taker aged 4 years is noted as a wealthy landowner Henn Ringaton MD, Charles OC Baer grand commander of the Knights Templar of Pennsylvania died at Pittsburgh aged 65.

EW. Hilson The New York Herald Wolvuin Mise W. 2. Bickiem Dayton Joseph H. Bourne New England Prophoce Atlantic City N.u Addie M Taker Oll Henn Ringaton M.D. Charléa Baer

Weather Sketch for Pennsylvania Wedneday Showers

Eastern Pennsylvania likely a tight shower risk with colder morning. Central and southern portions may see showers and chillier conditions with light to southwest winds.

Pennsylvania

Linen goods sale listings with discounted textiles

The notice advertises Damask napkins 34 inch trade 50 dozen at 1.63 and 1.95 dollars per dozen, regular prices 2 to 2.50. Turkish bath towels offered at 10 cents each in a bulk 25 dozen quantity.

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