25 Pieces All Wool Henriettas for Sale
A yard offers 25 pieces of all wool Henriettas in shades including ecru tan fawn wood brown gold brown pearl gray light slate cardinal garnet old rose blues new green myrtle and navy.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1895
Page
1
A yard offers 25 pieces of all wool Henriettas in shades including ecru tan fawn wood brown gold brown pearl gray light slate cardinal garnet old rose blues new green myrtle and navy.
A catalog item lists 15 pieces of 461 inch all wool coverly mixtures described as quiet tone effects. The fabrics come in greens tans browns blues and greys. The note indicates price earlier in the season.
Special to the Scranton Tribune Harrisburg May 3 rural legislators press bills to reshape state school funding. Smith and Fritz aim to base distributions on teachers or pupil counts. cities oppose, country districts seek fair shares with fewer six month requirements. Penrose Labor bill on child labor raised to 14 defeated. party lines split on urban vs rural interests. Speaker Walton to appoint no special election after Lemon’s death. session ends soon.
New York May 3 The anthracite coal agents fixed prices matching last month circular and set three day sixteen hour shifts for each company with special relief for Delaware and Hudson. Regional rates listed for Buffalo Chicago and lake port coal including stove grate and exe and chestnut grades with a monthly output expected at 3 500 000 tons.
Attorney Martin Quinlan testified Durant was seen with a girl near Emanuel Baptist Church around 4 15 PM on April 5 the day the murdered Misa Lamont disappeared. The witness described schoolbooks a dark garment and a similar hat and identified Durant as not the man though his face was familiar from other sightings near the church. The cross examination yielded little new information.
R G Dun weekly trade review notes improving conditions in May though volume remains smaller and anxiety holds back fruit marketing. Labor disputes restrain some sectors, rail traffic grows, and public revenue shortfall fuels caution despite healthy money markets and rising railway stocks.
A masked man attempted to stab Mr. Madigan of Slyde Park and a companion on River Street between midnight and 1 am. They fled to safety, Watchman H J Rohinegon pursued and captured the assailant, Pat Daly, an escapee from Hillside Home. A seven inch butcher knife was found. Daly is described as dangerously insane.
Three powder mills of the American Powder Mills company near the Concord Acton Mayo boundary exploded shortly after 9 am. Four men Nelson Morton Fred Winslow Charles Estes and Albert Estes were killed. Loss estimated at 12000 to 16000 dollars.
General Gregg Remembeered of Harriebury received a handsome word watch and chain from department clerks. The Auditor General is set to retire next Tuesday.
A fire in Shamokin Shinmokin Pennsylvania on May 3 leveled the Shamokin Cracker company factory. The loss is 215000 with 16000 insured. Cause of the blaze is unknown.
Reported lockout at Amalgamated Iso chithon plants sparks plans for a wage scale rise and wider recognition in the Pittsburg district. Miners along the Ohio extension show high activity with non-union men joining the strike as militia and guards are mobilized.
The main saloon of the American Line steamship New York carries many Metropolitan Opera company members and their friends bidding farewell at the dock. Notables aboard include De Kesxke brothers, Mine. Komes, Miew Misse de Walls, Mme. and Mile. Drew, and the Gould family with four children.
In Loulaville Kentucky on May 3 Fulton Gordon who killed his wife and Archie Brown cannot attend the court session tomorrow morning. Gordon fainted when his attorney alluded to the case and attending physician Dr. Fulton warned of possible lunacy or brain fever resulting from the tragedy.
Tokio report says John W. Foster sailed with Li Hung Chang and his retinue after peace talks. They proceed to Tien-Tsin and Pekin as Foster heads back to receive further arrangements.
Lee Gum You, convicted of murder in the first degree for the killing of Lee Honey Yuong, a wealthy Chinaman, on November 26 in Philadelphia, was sentenced today to be hanged. Judge Hregg pronounced the sentence in the court of oyer and terminer after denying a motion for a new trial. This is the first Chinaman sentenced to be hanged in Pennsylvania. The governor will fix the date for the execution.
The Avoca Primitive Methodist conference met in closed session to review ministers conduct and to bar tobacco use among clergy. They conferred degrees on several ministers, set funds distribution rules, and formed a traveling missionary post. A temperance rally followed with forceful speeches on reform and the liquor trade’s harms.
Four foreign miners were badly burned when a coal mine explosion occurred in Johnstown Pennsylvania on May 3. Two of the men are stated to be in critical condition and may die.
Auditor General elect Mylin was sworn in by Judge Livingston in Lancaster as he begins duties on Tuesday next.
Reports from Sioux Center Perkins Doon and nearby areas describe a violent cyclone tearing through northwest Iowa. Schoolhouses collapsed many homes destroyed and numerous fatalities and injuries with wires down and wrecked tracks hindering rescue efforts. Local towns including Hull Orange City and Sibley reported casualties and property loss as crews recover bodies and aid survivors.
Scranton Traction Company officers halted at Avoca on a trial trip at the Lackawanna Avoca dividing line. Officials claim roads and grade issues, contractors Stern Silverman of Philadelphia say work was proper. Cars ran yesterday from Moosel depot to Stark's Crossing. fare set at two cents.
A report notes Colonel R W H McLean departs Erlaea to command the Hawaiian forces. The item mentions a derailment at Han Claire Wisconsin and other diverse notes including political support for John C Woolley and a Virginia court decision concerning a Train Robber. It also covers a domestic shooting in Stillwater and an arson arrest tied to overinsurance and insolvency.
Eastern Pennsylvania will see generally fair skies with warmer temperatures. Winds will shift from easterly to southerly and increase in strength as a front approaches later today.
Readable lines describe price specials on children s drawers underwaists gingham dresses galatea and pique wilts. Examine the goods to appreciate value and savings.
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