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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1894
Page
1
A long, fragmented 1901 discussion outlines proposed seigniorage changes, silver coinage plans, and Treasury control over currency. It references the administration’s stance, potential gold reserves risks, and shifts toward a mixed standard amidst public debate and fiscal concerns.
A Darlington district incident reports a private house raided by an armed mob demanding contraband liquor. Local sheriffs and militia captain intervened as authorities ordered a halt, with Governor Twinam later communications about restoring order and warnings of further trouble if residents resist.
Attorney for Proneonting outlines execution plan for April in Chicago. A request to change venue from Judge Chetlain to Judge Brentano set for April 5. State Attorney Kern declines to comment while confirming a movement to follow Judge Chetlain.
The court heard the testimony of Colonel Breckinridge regarding his relationship with Madeline Pollard. He described meeting at the Sayre Institute in Cincinnati and recounted the early affair, noting changes in demeanor as the testimonies progressed.
An authorized statement replies to critics of Secretary Herbert over the Navy ordnance contracts and the Carnegie armor plate plan. It argues cancellation would delay war efforts, force production by a Dutch firm, or require new funding, and asserts confidence that charges will be reimbursed.
A man identified as Trainor shot and killed his former wife and the bride shortly after their wedding in a city incident Tuesday night. The shooter then fired at the woman’s husband before being restrained and jailed.
Lebanon pa March 20 Mayor Albert Garrett was arrested today charged with assault and battery by Officer Kaugene W Pater. The incident followed Garrett’s dispute with a man named Petzer after an electoral defeat. Garrett posted $10 bail for court appearances.
An editor of the Encyclopaedia Britannica and professor noted for Hebrew at Frew Church College Aberdeen. He worked with Professor Baynes on the ninth edition, was renewed in Aberdeen, and in January accepted the Lord Almoner’s professorship at the University of Cambridge.
About sixty workers at the Hitten House Gap Ore mines in Long Swamy township have struck for higher pay. They now earn sixty cents a day and demand an increase. The mines, owned by Dr. Hartzel of Allerstown, are operating day and night to meet demand.
A charged letter carrier attempted suicide yesterday in his cell after shooting his roommate near Ole ford. He was rushed to a hospital where doctors say he will live.
The senate debated a joint resolution to appropriate ten thousand dollars to carry out the Chinese exclusion act, with the measure expanded and the senate adjourning until Monday. In the House Mr. Doeley introduced a bill to streamline treasury accounting and reduce duplication by restructuring audit and comptroller roles. The session paused for reception of a document, then resumed with the roll call showing 134 yes, 11 no, a quorum present.
Charleston dispatch reports John Wilts family residence in McKendree burned in early morning blaze. Eight children perished along with Miss Mollie Hemrick a servant. Two infants twins six weeks old perished. Mrs Wilt escaped momentarily before roof collapse. Wilt worked as water attendant for Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
Composed report from Lamosta Ohio on March 21 describes Coxer leading troops seven miles from Salem to their point in two hours. The unit faced muddy snow covered terrain, steep hills, and strong winds with some injuries. A local citizen committee treated the troops to a hot lunch at a comfortable hall amid concerns of sanitary conditions and possible epidemic risk.
Fragmentary text reports a sudden death at a railroad station in Cllenge or nearby area. Mentions Major Novane a noted veteran and Olen college individual. Details are garbled and a precise location date and cause are unreadable.
The executive committee of the United Mine Workers ordered a strike by Connelleville raghan workers. The general strike call was issued today and the action will start next Monday.
Senate reports a favorable view of the Chinese treaty. Secretary Throbert proposes a future Wats seat for a Congresslid named Koariabyye. Dolpy wants the Claw ton-Dalwie treaty abrogated for lacking Lorie. Harmiiohaw says Zola book Le Tore falls within prohibited dam. Oliey agrant Holoveeitation on Heriinor telephones. Postmaster General to review Hazleton post office contest with eight candidates present.
A government official seeks to advance a controversial Creintine funnel scheme tied to a university medical center in Petereling and London Mines project bonds. Arrests and inquiries target financial actions by firms and individuals linked to the scheme, including statements from authorities in Hel and Lothian regions.
Disjointed report details fires in Montgomery Alabama and Wisconsin deaths in a domestic shooting. Mentions theft of 25000 by false entries, a dueling past with a New York firm, the planned donation of a 4000 statue to Washington Capitol, and a New York discount clerk arrested for a $17000 short balance.
Fragmented survivor notes tell of Hans Von Tulow, composer, incinerated body sent to the Central Cemetery amid a warlike ceremony. Reports mention Oliver Tek’s loss, a brokered Wither, and various political and transport incidents across cities including Shenandoah and York, with multiple accidents and political nominations.
Incomplete OCR text mentions Easter events and names such as Mor Wester Bean and Jair. Details unclear. no clear event, date, place, or organization available from readable words.
Fifty dozen damask napkins priced at $1.95 per dozen. These linen goods have fast edges and compare with $2 to $2.50 per dozen. Also available twenty five dozen Turkish bath towels at 10 cents each.
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