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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1896
Page
1
Ladies Hosiery Special: Saturday Prices Across All Sizes
Readable ad copy notes numerous hose items from ladies fast black hose to children's knit hose with Hermsdorf dyed goods. Weekend sale highlights include 109 dozen ladies hose at 25c and fleece lined options at 25c, with various sizes and features such as double soles, high spliced heel, and seamless construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermsdorf
Illinois Indiana Vote Forecast by Party Leaders
Republican leaders claim McKinley will win Illinois with about 571000 votes to 371000 for Bryan, aided by Chicago majorities and extensive precinct surveys. Populists forecast Palmer and Buckner under 7000, while fusion strengthens Dems in Chicago and rural counties, with Bryan aiding fusion now.
Harrison Begins Last Indiana Tour At Auburn
General Harrison, in Auburn, addresses about 3 000 cheering supporters focusing on political questions and flag tribute before a five mile train ride to Waterloo where 2 500 listen as he criticizes free silver for harming farmers and industry. He continues to Kendallville and local towns amid rising crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Harrison
Indiana
Auburn
Waterloo
General Harrison
Kendallville
A. J. Graves
AL Ligionier
Polla
Goshen
Republcs
Harrison addresses crowd from decorated Court House stand
General Harrison and party rode in carriages to a elaborately decorated stand at Court House square. He was greeted by cheering crowds as a parade escorted him through the streets. The former president spoke for nearly an hour, reviewing issues with strong enthusiasm from the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House Square
Harrison
Cardinal Gibbons Urges Faith in People and Peaceful Vote
Cardinal Gibbons spoke at the Cathedral on the eve of a presidential election. He praised Americans as religious, intelligent, brave, and law abiding, urging that the minority bow to the majority. He warned against violent rhetoric and stressed the church’s role in guiding amid political excitement toward peace and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haltimore
Navy
Cardinal Gibbons
Ballute
Iself
Hanna Popular Leader as Chicago Offices Empty
National headquarters for Republicans and Democrats in Chicago showed little activity on election eve. Hanna stayed cityside until tomorrow, then heads to Cleveland to watch returns, while others prepared to depart or voting locations. Campaigns kept up with meetings and parades across the city as speakers urged McKinley, Bryan, and Palmer platforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Republican and
Democraayties
Hanna
Amorrow
Cleveland
Major McKinley
New York
Waleh
Bryan
Johnson
Kansas
Campaien Chatyman Campau
Detroit
Michigan
Campaien
McKinley
Palmer
Apsley Predicts McKinley Victory By Landslide
Vice Chairman Apsley of the Republican committee left Washington for Hudson Mass to vote for McKinley and Hobart. He stands by his forecast that the Republican ticket will win by more than 25 electoral votes and that McKinley’s election will be a landslide. He maintains his estimate of 2244 sound money Republicans in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Nav. L
Apsley
Republican Congressional Committee
Washington
Hudson
Mass
McKinley
Hobart
Apstey
McKinley Secures 24 States in Electoral Tally
New York Nov 1 reports to President John A. McCall from New York Life Insurance Company cor respondents show McKinley winning 24 states and 266 electoral votes. States listed include Connecticut Delaware Illinois Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Nebraska New Hampshire New Jersey New York North Dakota Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Dakota Vermont West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John A. McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
MckKinley
Conecticut
Delaware
Winois
Tuciona
Town
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Vermont
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Chicago
Hanna
The
Tribune
Major McKinley
Connecticut
California
Tedbarn
Iowa
Kentucky Nots
Kansas
Massichhuset
Idaho
Louisiana
Missouri
Montana
North Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Alabama
Arkansas
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
Nevada
South Carolina
Major
Indiana
Canton
Joseph Smith
Bryan
Son
McKinley
Illnois
Sun
Kentucky
Kinley
Massachivuetta
Mchigan
Lai
Melkinley
Holton predicts McKinley victory and fusion ticket gains
Raleigh dated dispatch reports Republican State Chairman Holton forecasting a McKinley statewide win by 16, 000 votes, 3,600 for Russell, and 6,000 for the fusion ticket. He expects anti-Democratic congressmen to be elected unless Democrats pull blank or bogus ticket candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Holton
McKinley
Russell
Transatlantic Steamship Movements Reported
New York dispatch lists arrivals and departures from Havre Rotterdam and Queenstown with ships La Hour ogne Spaarndam Umbria Zaan dam La Gascogne Lizard and Beach Head, detailing ports Havre New York and Rotterdam and noting crossing movements as of November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
la Hourogne
Havre
Spaarndam
Rotterdam
Umbria
Queenstown
Zaandam
Essed Beach Head
la Gascogne
Blauvelt Flees from Notoriety to Seek Divorce
Mune Tillian Blan che, a noted concert singer, arrived in Far N. D. for a divorce case and has since fled after drawing notoriety. The scene centered on Blan che’s movements and the local attention surrounding the divorce proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blauvelt
Far . N. D
Mune
Tillian Blanche
Last Days of Bryan Campaign Highlight Final Nebraska Rally
William J. Bryan finishes a long, nationwide campaign traveling from Chicago to Nebraska, aiming for a final rally in his home state. He rests at Lincoln ahead of a planned 6.4 pm Idler departure to Omaha and then the final push through Nebraska and Kansas, with total miles near seventeen thousand and speeches across twenty seven states plus Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
Bryan
Jones
Neb
William J. Bryan
Toller
Democratic Natonal Committee
Burlington
Waldng
Coliise
Aly
Kansas
Here
Hogan
Chicago
New York City
Upper Red Hook
Bishop Keane Honored by Rome Dispatch
A Rome dispatch to the Central News says the Pope will raise the Buffalo diocese to a metropolitan see with jurisdiction over Rochester Syracuse and Elmira and appoint Bishop Keane a titular archbishop. Cardinal Satolli returned and reported on U S political tensions and McKinley’s likely success, with concerns about future consequences at the next election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rome
Central News
Buffalo
N. Y
Rochester
Syracuse
Elmira
Satolli
United States
Keane
Daily News
McKinley
Delaware Cites 1500 McKinley Majority, Browne Claims
Hugh C Browne Republican state chairman telegrams that Delaware is not doubtful for McKinley and will deliver about 1000 to 1500 votes. He says Addicks organization did not qualify the vote and regular Republicans completed the work with full registration and poll tax payments. He cites excellent GOP organization and warns against treachery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Hugh C. Browne
Republican State Committee
United Associated Presses
Delaware
McKinley
Addicks
Crash on the Penny near Whitford kills drover
West Chester report says the day express four hours late crashed into a freight train at Whitford killing John Clark of Pleasant Ohio. Clark died after being freed from the caboose. The conductor brakeman and flagman sustained serious injuries and were taken to a Philadelphia hospital. The locomotive and several passengers were damaged but not seriously harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Pennsylvania Railroad
Whitford
John Clark
Pleasant
Ohio
Clark
Downington
Philadelphia
Blizzard Approaches Heavy Snow Hits Dakota and Wisconsin
A fierce storm battered northern Dakota and western areas, with 12 to 15 inches of snow and heavy drifts. Ranchers along the Missouri and Cheyenne river ranges face heavy cattle losses as telegraph lines fail west to Pierre. Milwaukee and central Wisconsin reported widespread blizzard conditions with early snowfalls across Watertown Grand Rapids Mauston Beaver Dam Chilton and Juneau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Missouri
Cheyenne River
Pierre
Milwaukee
Wis
Watertown
Grand Rapids
Mauston
Beaver Dam
Chilton
Juneau
Horlcon
Indiana's Majority Senate Victory Expected
Indianapolis November 1 Chairman Gowdy of the Republican state committee issued a signed statement estimating Indiana will yield a Republican plurality of at least 25,000 and possibly 60,000 with silent voting. He predicts the Republicans will elect all thirteen congressmen and a Republican to succeed Voorhees in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Gowdy
Republican State Committee
Indiana
United States Senate
Defence of Seaports Report on Coastal Fortifications
General Craighill outlines approved and pending artillery defence projects for key seaports including Portland, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and coastal points from Puget Sound to Galveston. He urges $100,000 yearly for site purchases and fort repairs, notes limited progress due to land purchases, and estimates the nation will be only about one fifth prepared for a first-class power attack by 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Craighill
Portland
Portsmouth
N. H
Boston
Narragansett Bay
Long Island Sound
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Hampton Roads
Wilmington
N. C
Charleston
Savannah
Key Wear
Pensacola
Mobile
New Orleans
Galveston
San Diego
San Francisco
Columbia River
Puget Sound
Cumberland Sound
Kennebec
New Bedford
Penobscot River
New Haven
New London
Port Royal
Torturas
Fln
Congress
Crabhill
Ann
Delaware River
Train altercation leaves one dead two wounded near Beattyville
In Kentucky near Beattyville a desperate train fight occurred between John Hargla and Jerry Caliwell. Hargla was instantly killed and Caliwell wounded by pistols. The feud stemmed from an old grudge. Hargla was cousin to Judge Hargis, a Louisville lawyer and former Kentucky court of appeals judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Beattyville
John Hargla
Jerry Caliwell
Wie
Pistola
Hargis
Louisville
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Veteran Williamsport editor Jamesa McMath dies suddenly
Jamesa B. McMath, a veteran Williamsport newspaper man and city editor of the Gazette and Bulletin for 25 years, died tonight from hemorrhages. He was about years old and previously worked in Philadelphia printing houses with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Jamesa B. McMath
Murder at Devil's Lake in North Dakota
At Devil's Lake on November L-R, J. Ii ngsworth was shot and killed yesterday by Thomas Cordner, the city treasurer and prominent local figure. Cordner says the shooting was in self defense after Ingsworth brutal assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devil's Lake
N. D
Weather and Politics Mix in Early Morning Dispatch
Morning bulletin notes generally pale but warmer weather and a final estimate of McKinley’s strength by Chairman Hanna. Bryan’s speech ends today as McKinley’s Last Campaign Speech looms. Local festival coverage, social notices, ministers’ sermons, and an election overseers list accompany market updates and suburban happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Hanna
Bryan
Enda
Chairman Hanna's Final Estimate of Electoral Votes
Hanna, in a Chicago report, outlines his final forecast for the Electoral College after Tuesday's vote. He shifts Kansas Washington to likely safe for McKinley, lists several states as doubtful or certain to Bryan, and notes changes since Oct. 4 with Missouri and Texas moving to McKinley. He predicts McKinley Hobart will not fall below a large lead based on committee reports and late polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hitch
Republican State Central Committee
Mllnois
Cook County
McKinley
Bryan
McKintey
Illinois
Cook
Kansas
Virginia
Washington
Missouri
Texas
Bryant
Mr. Hanna
Tennessee
North Carolina
Hobart
Idaho
Louisiana
Montana
Utah
Hanna
Teures
Joseph Smiths Estimate of Presidential Pluralities
Canton Ohio November 1 Major McKinleys secretary Joseph Smith reports compiled estimates from leading Republicans on presidential vote totals by state. The figures split with McKinley favored in many states and Bryan leading in others, producing a national总 tallied result of McKinley about 140000 and Bryan about 103000.
Civil Engineer Peary Recalled for Arctic Duty
Washington reports Civil Engineer R. E. Peary of the United States Navy, on leave for Arctic exploration, must report to the New York Navy Yard where the civil engineering force struggles with current work. Medical Inspector J. L. Neilson will be replaced by Surgeon L. J. Honeberger on November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
R. E. Peary
United States Navy
New York Hovel Yard
J. L. Neilson
Maine
L. J. Honeberger
Republicans Claim Wyoming Victory Hope in Fusion Ticket
Cheyenne Wyoming November 1 Republicans say sentiment favors fusion ticket but predict only a slim lead over 1000 votes. They claim strong organization and polls show a large McKinley majority amid silver sentiment in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
McKinley
Prominent Cincinnati Capitalist Dies in Parade
In Cincinnati on November 1 Henry Lowenstein a leading capitalist and director of the Cincinnati Abbatol Company collapsed and died while marching in the Found money parade yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Henry Lowenstein
Cincinnatti Abbatol Company
Weather Forecast for the Middle States and North Regions
New York report notes clear and cooler conditions today with fresh southwest to northwest winds and a gradual temperature rise. By Tuesday unsettled weather may bring higher temperatures and rain in the western zones near the lakes, with southeasterly winds lingering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middle States
Stuttgarter Woolen Underwear Promoted by Sanitary Wool Line
Finley's advertises Stuttgarter sanitary wool underwear from Lore Horst Stuttgart Germany. It touts military value and a full range for women and children, promising satisfaction and a free illustrated catalogue with prices and material samples on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lore
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