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Globe Sewing Machine
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1895
Page
1
Quay Forecasts Defeat of Apportionment Measures at Harrisburg
Senator Quay and allies press to block state apportionment bills as the legislature battles over reapportionment. Union with Lieutenant Governor Lyon and Senators Andrews and Penrose oppose the measures while administration forces push them. A chaotic caucus scene shapes the deadline for adjournment with threats to extend the session and a looming final vote on the apportionment package. Memorial Day ceremonies in the House mark a brief interlude as lawmakers navigate bills and deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quay
Lyon
Andrews
Penrose
Durham
Philadelphia
Dave Martin
Chris L. Magee
Flinn
House
Senate
Quay People
Hackenberg
Thomas
Caucus
Thomas Perry
House of Representatives
Smith, Riter
Seyfert
Walton
Douthett
Butler
Moore
Chester
Moke
Indiana
Gobin
McQuown
Grady
George Handy Smith
Yeas
Venus
Messia
Becker
Prewer
Coyle
Lackawanna Hospital
Ecranton
Pittston Hospital
Committee On Rules
Lytle
Huntingdon
United States
Municipal League opens session with city condition talks
The first session of the National Municipal League convention delegates met in Cleveland. President J C Carter of New York presided. Papers covered Omaha New Orleans Chattanooga Columbus Seattle and more with remarks from Lucius B Swift Walker Spencer George W Ochs J Blandin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
National Municipal League
Chamber of Commerce
J. C. Carter
New York
League
Omaha
Trev
Gregory J. Powell
Lucius B. Swift
Indianapolis
New Orleans
Walker KB. Spencer
Ballot Reform League of Louisiana
George W. Ochs
Chattanooga
Tenn
Honorable
J. Blandin
Civile Federation of
Ohio
D. BE. Williams
Columbus
A. Graves
Seattle
Confederate Monument Dedication Highlights Blue Gray Fraternization
In Oakwoods cemetery Chicago May 30 a Confederate memorial for prisoners of war at Camp Douglas was unveiled amid harmonious ceremonies with General Wade Hampton delivering the keynote address. Southern leaders and families attended a reception at the First Regiment Armory afterward. Jessie Bartlett Davis improves after pneumonia during Philadelphia performance week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Oakwoods
Camp Douglass
Wade Hampton
First Regiment
Jessie Bartlett MI
Philadelphia
Mies
Jesale Bartlett Davia
Postonian Opera Company
Counterfeiter Captured and Other Local Notices
The alleged counterfeiter Danilo Yelk was captured at his home and taken to Reading Jail. A religious fanatic calling himself St George the Son of God was jailed at Easton as a vagrant. Bethlehem Iron shipped fifty tons of material for eight and 12 inch guns to Watervnlet arsenal. The Washington Square hotel and ten tenement houses at Norristown were sold by Joseph Boyer to KK and P Felgul of Atlantic City. United Presbyterian assembly at Pittsburgh ruled professors in seminaries face court before dismissal for heresy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danilo Yelk
Reading
Fanantic
St. George
Easton
Bethlehem Iron Company
Watervnlet Arsenal
Washington Square
Norristown
Joseph €. Boyer
Kk. & P. Felgul, of Atlantic City. United Presbyterian Assembly At
Pittsburg
Memorial Day Observances Across Cities Highlight Patriotism
Across Philadelphia Gettysburg and Washington memorials, Decoration Day events drew thousands. Parades schoolchildren and veterans laid flowers at graves while d rums, guns and hymns marked ceremonies. notable attendees included Gov McKinley ex president Harrison and military posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Grand Army of the Republic
Gettysburg
Post 9
Soldiers’ National Cemetery
Sons of Veterans
The
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Edward McPherson
A. Tt. Steck
Marlott Brosius
Lancaster
Itis
Washington
Baltimore
Harrisburg
Ship Gelima Foundered Off Colima Fifty Miles at Sea
The Gelima foundered fifty miles off Manzanillo on May 27 at 11 am. Pacific Mail reports from Manzanillo say a vessel was sent to the scene and full details will follow. L R Brewer, a wealthy coffee planter, and his wife and three children were aboard. rescuers are finding shipwrecked people in rafts and boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific Mails Company
Manzanillo
Collme
L. R. Brewer
Asn
Belmont house proprietor shoots wife and stables keeper
In Portsmouth on May 20 Joseph I. Roberts shot his wife in the head and wounded Edgar D. Stoddard, a stablekeeper, in a room where both men were present. Roberts then fired at Stoddard before turning the revolver on his wife, who was hospitalized in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Joseph I. Roberts
Belmont House
Edgar D. Stoddard
Stoddard
Mr. Roberts
Roberta
Roberts
Colombia Press Pushes Mosquito Territory Claim
The Colombian press broadly urges the government to claim Mosquito territory in Colim Colombia as discussions intensify. Sources indicate a national push for assertion of sovereignty and possible diplomatic activity this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Mosquito Coast
Santa Fe de Bogota
Ttta
Colombia
Mosquito
Julio Rengifo
Costa Rica
Colim
Walter Q. Gresham Interred at Oakwood Cemetery
The funeral train arrived in Chicago and Walter Q. Gresham secretary of state was laid to a vault at Oakwood Cemetery with civic and military honors. Troops fired salutes as the procession moved from Woodlawn station through Greenwood Avenue to the cemetery. The service was brief with a prayer, scripture reading, and a hymn, then the body was moved to a crypt while the final burial site remains undecided, possibly Tos Hill cemetery or Corydon Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walter Q. Gresham
National Capital
Eivic
Oakwood Cemetery
Woodlawn Station
Greenwood Avenue
Sixty-seventh Street
Cheshem
Washington
McPherson
Second Presbyterian Church
Tose Hill Cemetery
Corydon
Ind
Rumley
Gresham
United States
Thin
Joyful reunion after decades at graveside visit
In Portsmouth May 630 Iris sister alive after fifty years apart. Emily Wey mer of Portsmouth and her brother Jesse McEfresh a farmer from Towa met by chance this evening. Each believed the other dead for long spans. He came from Chicago on business and went to Ohio to see her grave. Joyful reunion followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Sister
Portsmouth
Afra
Emily Weymer
Jesse McEfresh
Towa
Chicago
Ohio
Will Make Tin Braddock May 90
The Edgar Thompson plant’s high grade rail mill will be rebuilt to serve the plate mill. Workers struck over a 10 percent wage cut, Mor rison failed to resume with new men, and Welsh recruits are expected. plant to operate within a month. Kid Victorious: Lavigne defeats Iverhardt in twenty rounds at Coney Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Edgar Thompson
Carnegie Company
Kid
Coney Island
Kid Lavigne
Saginaw
Jack Iverhardt
New Orleans
Diverse 19th Century Incidents and Deaths Reported
Seventeen year focus found in central Lowi. Ex congressman John F Andrews of Massachusetts dies in Boston. Six incendiary fires at Danville tied to gang seeking revenge for lynching Halla and Royce. Durant arraigned in San Francisco for Blanche Lamont and Minnie Williams murder, pleads not guilty. Maryland diocese division question to be raised at Washington convention. John Sallies discharged in St Augustine after shooting Rudolph Ligon over wife. Kokomo poster attempt results in fatal wagon crash injuring James L Straughn and his wife. Erasmus Fredericks shoots J H Lewis superintendent Benton Manufacturing in St Louis during wager dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowi
John F. Andrews
Massachusetts
Boston
Danville
Halla
Royce
Durant
San Francisco
Blanche Lamont
Minnie Williams
P. BK
Maryland
Washington, D D. C
John Sallles
Rudolph Ligon
St. Augustine
Tia
James L. Straughn
Kokomo
Ind
Straughn
Erasmus Fredericks
Benton Manufacturing Company
St. Louis
Governor Morton Overcome by Heat at Parade
New York May 20 Governor Morton fainted while reviewing a parade at the Worth monument, likely sunstroke. He received rapid aid from Dr Williams and was taken to the Fifth Avenue hotel where he recovered. Later he attended Grant's Tomb ceremonies at Riverside Park, cheered by spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Grant
Riverside Park
Grant Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Brooklyn
U. S. Grant Circle
Ladies of the
Washington, D. C
George C. Mendepust
Philadelphia
Cleveland
America
Jacobs
Herman P. Smith
A. S. Grant
Farragut
Grant
Fred Grant
Mia
McKinley
Harrison
Cincinnati
Porter
Morton
Worth Monument
Williams
Ashley W. Cole
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Mr. Harrison
Mra. McKee
Morten
North Carolina Judge Indicted for Drunkenness
Judge W B Norwood a Fusion non partisan superior court judge in Lambertson NC faces grand jury indictment for drunkenness after a court week where he appeared intoxicated causing missed sessions. He was unable to preside at the opening and adjourned repeatedly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Littlo Long
Lambertson
N. C
W. BR. Norwood
Norwood
Train Jumps The Track Near Springville
A passenger train on the Montrose line jumped the track near Springville, spreading rails caused a coach to overturn and plunge down an embankment. Ten passengers were aboard the overturned coach and were shaken but not seriously injured. the express car was wrecked with contents scattered. Railroad men call it a miracle no lives were lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
Springville
Wilkes-Barre
Burglars Bind Elderly Thomas Maguire in Home Invasion
In McKean Township, a gang of two masked burglars forced entry into the home of Thomas Maguire who, aged over 70, was bound with cords after they seized him. They then compelled him to reveal Iris money from inside the residence, while his brother Anthony Maguire was subdued with a blunt impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Maguire
Erle
McKean
Maguire
Anthony Maguire
Burglary Victim Bound as Looters Take Cash
A county burglary report describes armed intruders who tied the victim and forced him to reveal the hidden money. They found $60 or $700, depending on account, and departed. Captain Sullivan, the county detective, is on the trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Murderer Hanged by Lynchers in Trilentt City Md
Jacob Henson condemned for the Shea murder was hanged by a mob at about 1 a.m. They broke into the jail after vanquishing the officer guarding the doors. As he was led to death Henson prayed and cursed then was dragged to a tree in Terrick's lane where a flagrant note accused Governor Brown of forcing the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trilentt City
Jacob Henson
Daniel Ff. Shea
VanZant
van Zant
Hensin
Shea
Terrick
Henson
Brown
Editixens
Miun
Decoration Day Wheel Races Draw 75000 at Asbury Park
Seventy five hundred spectators watched seven class A races at Asbury Park on Decoration Day. Winners included Joseph H. Harrison and John M Hague with multiple top finishes, Ruppert of New York also placing in several events. Times ranged from 2 08 6 5 for the mile to 5 52 5 for the two mile handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
John M. Hague
Bloomfield
G. E. Ruppert
Jacob Ruppert
New York
G. EB
Underhill
Riverside
Fliat
Linford Jefferson
George A. Oakes
Bloomfel
Joseph H. Harrison
John MM. Hague
Reecond
George TE
Ruppert
George E. Ruppert
B. Brown
Monmouth County
Iwan Cubberly
Lone Ranch
Yuna
G. A. Underhill
L.C. Bach
Brooklyn
John M. Haste
Linford Seferson
G. B. Wert
Long Branch
Gail Hamilton Rally Marks Improvement in Health
Washington May 30 Gail Hamilton shows marked improvement tonight after days of peril. Her pulse neared normal levels this morning and she regained consciousness and took nourishment for the first time in days. Miss Dodge offers renewed encouragement to the family as the rally continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gail Hamilton
Missing A. W. Wright Alleged Flight With Bonds
The St. Louis paper reports A. W. Wright of Wright & Warner has been missing for nearly a week. He is accused of taking about 200000 in negotiable bonds and deeds to lands. Wright’s partner, Prof. Clarence D. Warner, says he is unaware of Wright’s location and expects a personal loss near 100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
A. W. Wright
Wright & Warner
Wagin
Clarence D. Warner
Macedonian Question Reignites Bulgarian Invasion Fears
Reports from Athens confirm rumors that Bulgarian brigands plan to invade Macedonia as tensions rise. The Turkish government orders ten regiments to guard the frontier in case of emergency. In Louisville Kentucky Mike Dernberger breaks a bicycle record at Fountain Park, cutting the previous mark by almost three seconds. In Constantinople a Bedouin attack near Jeddah Syria leaves the British and Russian consuls wounded and the French secretary injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Athens
Macedonia
Loulevillee
Mike Dernberger
Syracuse
Fountain Perry Park
A. Quad
Bodonius
Constantinople
Jeddiah
Syria
Consu
Bomb Found in Rome Socialist Quarter Sparks Sensation
A bomb discovered in a Rome socialist quarter is thought to target an election day sensation. H. J. O'Merne, third secretary at the British embassy in St. Petersburg, is named to the British embassy in Washington. The czar honors Prince Lebanos with the Order of St. Andrew for his fiftieth entry into the diplomatic service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
H. J. O'Merne
St. Petersburg
Washington
Prince Lebanos
Order of St. Andrew
Eastern Pennsylvania Warm Spell Continues
The eastern Pennsylvania region enjoys extended warm weather with above seasonal readings, light winds, and minimal precipitation. Forecasters expect gentle warming to persist across Monday and into the early work week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Finley’s Silks and Swivel Silks Offer Quality Assurance
A fragment outlines Finley’s silk variety including Kal Ka 73 Silks and various brocades and satins. It hints at questions of nationality of fabrics and promises consistent, quality offerings across the range.
Low Wool Dress Goods Slashed at Specis 1 Store
Specis 1 announces reduced stock with low prices on a large line of wool dress goods this season. The sale aims to clear inventory and attract shoppers seeking affordable fabrics.
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Matthew & Quuat
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Lebanon
Old Soldiers’ Organization
Bardens
House Glee Club
McCarrell
Mattox
Bolles
Niles
Tillbrook
Hergrox
Penniewell
Blige
Burrell
Glee Club
Hive
Gray
National Cemetery
the Colima
Mr, Gresham
Mr Morton
Levi DP. Morton
Finley
Wool Kids Goods
H. A. Kingsbury
Charles
Schieren & Co
Spruce St
Scranton
Wyoming Avenue
Dorillnwer
Spruce Street
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