Hosiery and Underwear at Prices in Town
A local ad proclaims high grade hosiery and underwear at clear prices. The text asserts quality and value, promoting a sale with emphasis on stock, price points, and finished goods.
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14 May 1896
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Scranton Tribune in Scranton, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1896
Page
1
Hosiery Sale Ad from a Past Newspaper
An old advertisement touts heavy duty hosiery for boys and men with a special price offer. It highlights extra heavy wear and a bargain of 2 for 25 cents. The ad uses bold claims to attract shoppers and promote a limited time deal.
Special Hosiery Sale Hits Market Prices
Fragmentary ad copy notes all sizer hosiery with double knees toes and heels, offered at special price around 21c, promising quantity and quality though legibility is poor.
Hosiery Sale Offers Special Prices on Quality Stock
Women’s seamless stockings in Faust Black and Hermedorf Dyed lines boast full fashioning and high-grade construction. Featured items include three pairs for a dollar with claims of comfort, spliced heels, double gussets, and summer weight feel, all at a special price of 79 cents.
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McKinley Favored as Delegates Vote at St Louis Convention
Philadelphia report details Chauncey Filley and fellow Republicans contending for McKinley support. Notes New York views on McKinley versus Quay, with Ohio delegation telegraphs on positions and anticipated first ballot outcomes.
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Changes debated at Methodist general conference in Cleveland
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Refused Pension by War Veteran in West Chester
Samuel Fellers of Braver refused to receive further government pension funds after health improved. Officials note this is among the first such conduct observed since the war, with Fellers’ early wartime illness and later withdrawal from pension payments forming the core facts.
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Pension Day Sends Money Back to Washington
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Local man pleads guilty to assault and battery
Philadelphia records show William Bit thes of 115 Locust street pleading guilty to assault and battery against Edith Growthe in Warren Session Court. Judge Biddle sentences him to six months in the county jail as Crowniers details the events from Monday, March 2, and the complainant testifies about her dismissal and alleged harassment.
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American lynching in Puerto Barrios mob action
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Monster sighting terrifies Dunbar residents
A large dog like creature four feet tall with a long tail roams Dunbar Pennsylvania terrorizing locals. The animal, resembling a lion, reportedly escaped from some circus and has since eaten crops and livestock, leaving residents afraid to venture outside at night.
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Buried Under Beans Mystery Death of New York Produce Merchant
Maylita Al Drown, a known New York produce merchant, was found dead under about 100 bushels of beans in a warehouse bin after the bin gave way. He left behind two children and his death occurred after last being seen in Georgehock the previous evening. The article notes a likely accident in the New York area with funeral and local details.
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Treasury gold reserves rise amid ongoing fiscal concerns
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Weather and Local News Digest From The Morning Paper
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Mysterious death near Browk Park in New York
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A farmer, William Kyte, stabbed his wife Kivelt during a protracted meeting at a Baptist church in Blountaville on May 1. Kyte was captured and later jailed after allegedly attempting to flee. The wife died the next day. she had separated from her husband a week earlier due to ill treatment.
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Salvationists on Wheels to Form Brigade Plan
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New Woman Rebelled Over Spending Money in Jail
A husband jailed after a dispute over household duties and spending money. The wife, Kali, a collarmaker, testified she supported herself and family for four years while the husband claimed only a little extra for personal expenses. Justice Tieannen fined the husband and costs. he defaulted and went to jail.
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Editor Kinney Sparks Townspeople in School Debate
In a Kansas town factional strife grows over editor Vv Kinney who denounced school leaders for exposing pupils to murder stories. Kinney faces hostile editors and threats while promising to defend his expose as a fight against censorship.
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Crooks Arrested In Multi-State Banking Fraud Case
The report states James Cregan and Chane Beoker were turned over to police in New York after alleged involvement in raising checks. The incident ties to Nevada and California banks with a complex network described by investigators. The Navy and a biannual convention of railway workers are also mentioned amid scattered financial and public notices.
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River and Harbor Bill Advances Amid Senate Debates
The river and harbor appropriation bill moved forward in the Senate with votes on amendments. Key figures discussed expenditures and labor rules as fear of citizenship restrictions shaped contract terms and enforcement.
Bandits Attack Clerks on Moving Train Near South Bend
Thugs robbed two men of clothing watch and money at gunpoint on a moving train near South Bend. One assailant pulled a getaway on the fleeing driver. a second was wounded by a shot during the assault. Injuries appear extensive and the suspects fled before authorities arrived.
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Woman Saves Three Lives at Karakalew Hospital Scene
An attendant Miss Kinsey at Karakalew hospital rescued three people after a river accident. Two divers entered the water to help a patient and a man but all struggled. Miss Kinsey swam out, reached a diver, and pulled them to safety before others could reach shore.
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Pilibusterers Arraigned in New York Court
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Tragedy of a Flat In New York Ends in Suicide
William Moesner aged 12 of SO Third avenue committed suicide by shooting himself at 217 Must Zahn street while visiting Ann Welton. He had allegedly planned to shoot her after she refused his advances and then turned the pistol on himself. He had worked in a brewery and had lived there for three years.
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Resolution to unify American Tract Society leadership adopted
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Women as Trustees Question Excluding Women From Library Boards
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Notable Burlington Leader Dies Sudden at Home
Mas Walon A Me Kelvey, president of the Nathonal Lew and Ol company of Penfievi Vinita, died suddenly at his North Negwy avenue residence at 6.90 in the morning. He had not enjoyed good health for some time, was 0 years old, and leaves a widow and five children.
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Fin Leys Special Sale Of Towels
Fin Leys offers a housekeeper special on towels with discounts on In Damask and Huckaback fringed towels priced at 12 1 2, 19, 25 and 35 cents each. Hermed and Hem stitched towels vary from 12 to 150 cents, including multiples up to 1.50.
Bath Towels and Sheets Wholesale Prices Listed
Readable catalog noting bath towels in multiple dozens with unit prices from 19c to 95c and bath sheets in regular sizes priced at 48c to 95c. Includes references to linen bath items and assorted pack quantities.
Bicycles and Jewelry Join In Weichel’s Belt Line
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Matthews Brothers Paints and Finishes Catalog Listing
A compact catalog listing various coatings and finishes including Atlantic Lead, French Zinc, enamel paints, carriage paints, Reynolds' Pure Colors and Wood Finish, Crockett's Preservative, Ready Mixed tinted glass paints, Strictly Pure Linseed Oil, and Guarantee labels.
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