Market surge shocks early season traders
It has never happened before so early in the season in our experience. And nothing but our strong hold on the market could have given it to us now.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1895
Page
1
Venezuelans to Fight as War Talk Rises in Caracas
Washington reports Venezuelan newspapers urge readiness for conflict with Britain over the disputed boundary while damning economic strain at home. Caracas editorials portray a brave, warlike people ready to resist and possibly expel occupiers, citing past defeats of British coalitions and the Monroe doctrine dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Venezuela
Great Britain
Lord Salisbury
Caracas
London
Berlin
Diario de Caracas
Lne
el Tiempo
Fl Tiempo
Ffereretary Chamberlain
Olney
United States
England
Olavey
Lord Saliebury
Bayard
Chamberlain
Colonies
Poisoned at wedding by pressed chicken in Illinois
About forty guests at a Grand Ridge wedding were poisoned after eating pressed chicken prepared days earlier. The mayor of Cherryville Kansas, John Caldwell, and Aletta Malacy were among the ill with the bridegroom also in danger. A village physician saved several lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ill
Grand Ridge
John T. Caldwell
Cherryville
Kan
Aletta Malacy
Clark
Des Moines
State Board of Health
Bay
Sabula
The Sultan's Cabinet Puppets in Constantinople
Constantinople November 10. The recent cabinet change has produced little better feeling in political circles. The new ministers are seen as puppets of the Sultan with limited power and little ethical credibility. Halil Rifat, the new vizier, is blamed for past abuses including alleged massacres while in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Bultan
France Offers to Free Waller as Gracious Act
Washington November 10 Secretary Olney has learned France may release John J. Waller from prison as a gracious gesture to the United States. A decision hinges on whether to accept the act and seek indemnity later, with Waller reportedly opposing surrender without payment. Mrs. Waller denies pressuring for release while trusting Olney and Ambassador Eulis to handle negotiations. The State Department weighs accepting release versus demanding indemnity and simultaneous discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States
Washington
Olney
John J. Waller
Waller
Euelis
State Department
Complaints Over Bennington Incident On Honolulu Stop
A letter to the secretary of the navy from passengers aboard the R. M. S. Warrimoo describes a clash with the U S cruiser Bennington off Honolulu on Aug 30. They claim the Bennington approached within windward and emitted galley odors, jeopardizing health, and demand an inquiry and disciplinary action. Also reported is an Interior Department note that a Geological Survey party was attacked near Monmouth West Virginia by locals who mistook them for government agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Secretary of the Navy
Warrimoo
Vancouver
B. C
Australia
KE. A. Sanford
Philadelphia
Arthur Lewis
Iowa
Harry Willard French
Arthur F. Pate
Des Moines
Honolulu
United States
Bennington
Navy Department
United States Navy
Geological Survey
Washington
Interior Department
Hersey Monroe
United State Geological Survey
Campbell Creek
Monmouth
W. Va
Jones Seeks 17 Million for Post Office Budget
Washington November 10 First Assistant Postmaster General Jones submits a report noting no saving in his branch last year and asks Congress for 17 million dollars for postmasters' compensation next fiscal year and 10.64 million for clerk hire at first and second class offices. He endorses a new civil service consolidation for fourth class offices and notes limited exceptions at first and second class offices. He does not favor experimental free delivery but says Congress may fund it if the public demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jones
Congress
Pittsburgh Strikes for Wage Restoration Demand
In Allegheny County workers demand reinstatement of a 10 percent wage cut, claiming to restore pay to 8.00 per day. They warn they will refuse to work if employers refuse to grant the restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitteburg
Tiegheny County
Cocksmew
Four Men Killed in Lehigh and Hudson Engine Explosion
A Lehigh and Hudson Railroad engine explosion near Hudson Junction killed four men including fireman Herbert Bechner engineer Cooper conductor Martin O Neill and brakeman James Sloan. The boiler was torn from the truck as the train of thirty cars ran down grade for about a mile and a half before stopping. The cause is not confirmed but suspected low water in the boiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Recorder
Warwick
Lehigh and Hudson
Herbert Bechner
Easton
Lige
Cooper
Philadelphia
Martin O'Neill
Belvidere
Jamez
Sloan
Maybrook
Das O'Clock
Hudson Junction
O'Neill
Jersey Troops to Fight With Cuban Forces
Senor Valese is named to lead the next expedition to Cuba. The group will include New Jersey National Guard members and emissaries from Maximo Gomez and Antonio Maceo. The force, starting in about a month, will join Cubans and Americans from New York New Jersey Jacksonville Philadelphia and Chicago to aid the insurgents with a coded signal corps for improved liaison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
New York
Senor Valese
Cuba
New Jersey National Guard
Maximo Gomez
Antonio Maceo
Pennsylvania footballers hopeful after improved showing
Philadelphia November 10 Pennsylvania footballers expressed optimism after a stronger display against State College. Captain Williams Minds and Guard Woodruff showed fatigue, sent to Atlantic City for rest, while Gelbert Wharton remain in poor shape. Coaches weigh ten days of practice before Harvard clash amid expected tougher Harvard lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
State College
State
Williams
Woodruff
Atlantic City
Gelbert
Wharton
Harvard
Princeton
Tigers
Yale to Be Strengthened by Hard Practice
New Haven Nov 10 The Yale coaches met to discuss stronger effort after a poor showing at Brown. Officials say the practice week will be terrific as the Princeton game nears in ten days. Hartwell and Hinkey named virtual head coaches with several assistants arriving soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foels
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Brown
Providence Boys
Conchera
Princeton
Hartwell and Hinkey
Harriet G Boarded by Spanish Officer at Sea
The brig Harriet G arrived from Neuvitas reports a Spanish officer with an armed force boarded the brig on Oct 3 suspected concealment of army munitions and searched the vessel in every part. Captain Miller protested the outrages and the United States consul joined the protest without effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet G
Neuvitas
Miller
United States
Carnegie Plans Free Library for Homestead
Andrew Carnegie announced during a recent visit to Homestead his plan to present the town with a free library. The proposed building would cost about 400000 plus an endowment for maintenance and include reading rooms music hall a club room and swimming facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Carnegie's Generosity Prompt Meeting on New Building
A notice praises Mr. Carnegies generosity and announces an upcoming meeting to discuss support. The project aims for completion within a year and outlines plans for a new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Life saved by a kiss on wrecked Missouri Pacific train
Topeka reports a barge man on the Missouri Pacific train near Newton survived a wreck when he kissed a farmer’s daughter as a passing flirtation ended abruptly with the crash. Baker’s life was saved by standing in the door frame, and on return home his wife supported the idea that such exchanges could justify the risks of the line. The farmer’s daughter and Mrs Baker developed a strong friendship afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Baker
Missouri Pacific
Newton
Inesse
McPherson
Patterson
Mra. Baker
Bituminous Combine Formed Among Soft Coal Operators
In Philadelphia on November 10 negotiations nearly concluded among central and western Pennsylvania Cumberland region coal operators and railroads to form a pool for tonnage allotment. The plan aims to regulate output, stabilize prices, and include companies such as Pennsylvania Baltimore and Ohio Beach Creek Huntingdon and Broad Top and West Virginia lines, with Norfolk and Western Chesapeake and Ohio excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Central
Pennsylvania
Cumberland
Baltimore
Ohfo
Beach Creek
Huntingdon and
Broad Top
West Virginia Central
Maryland
West Virginia
Norfolk and Western Chesapeake and Ohio
Riddled With Bullets In Georgia Capture
In Homerville Georgia Lewis Jefferson a black man who tried to assault a girl and confessed to multiple offenses was captured after a posse pursued him. While taken to a magistrate in Argyl an officer was attacked from behind and Jefferson was lynched and riddled with bullets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homerville
Lewis Jefferson
Misa Wilson Frobel
Littl
Argyl
Partica
Pope’s Health Reported Deteriorating in London Dispatch
The Pope’s entourage notes his Holiness has broken down and is suffering. He says his vital powers are waning, as reported from Home and published in The Standard forthcoming tomorrow.
Ex Senator Thurman Improves in Columbus
Ex Senator Thurman shows improvement in Columbus as his condition stabilizes. Allen Thurman reports to night that physicians consider him out of immediate danger after a reportedly good day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman
Columbus
Allen W. Thurman
Minet's Awful Death at Shamokin Coal Mine
Edward Kelley was found dead by a relief party at the Pennsylvania colliery in Shamokin on November 1. He had been entombed since last Friday noon and, from the appearance of the remains, endured awful agony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minet
Shamokin
Edward Kelley
Pennsylvania
The Czarinn’s Condition Reported in London Dispatch
The Port and the Telegraph will tomorrow partan if St Peters dispatch dated Friday. The czarinn may be expected at any moment according to the accountment in the czarinn article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Partan
St. Peters
Pope Murder Mystery Progress Report in New York
Acting Chief of Detectives OBrien continues Beat work on pope murder mystery. Confessed officials have not uncovered decisive evidence. no breakthrough announced as investigation proceeds amid tense city interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
O'brien
Aterac
Pope
Ip Fave
Emia
Nothriance
Jendio
Eastern situation on the European chessboard unsettled
Berlin reports no warlike Armenian clashes imminent as Austria and Germany align within the European concert. The Sultan fears Austrian power, Britain weighs choosing between isolation and continental union while Germany seeks a balanced role in Turkish affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Lord Salisbury
London
M. Berhelot
Paris
Austria
Germany
European League
Turkey
Armenia
Russia
Cuzette
Tageblatt
Constantinople
Theoze
Count Golucpowsky
England
Povors
Reaping the Harvest as Fitesimmons Draws Full House
Rob Fitesimmons and party filled Dallas Music Hall at the State Fairgrounds last night. Julian stated they will stay in the southwest, skip engagements on the north and coast, and wait for Mr. Stuart to arrange a fight in Mexico. He plans to deposit the $10,000 side bet for Fitzsimmons as soon as Mexico is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Rob Fitesimmons
Music Hall
State Fairgrounds
Julian
Southwest
Stuart
Mexico
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Nellie Bly's Troubles Pursue By Jealous Husband S Sleuths
Mrs Robert Beaman once Nellie Bly testified against Harry Hanson in Jefferson Market court for following her in a cab on a Saturday night. Hanson was arrested for disorderly conduct, bailed, and later discharged after Magistrate Mott ruled no mega act occurred. Mrs Beaman says three men have been following her for three weeks, including Hanson, claimed by her husband to be jealous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Beaman
Elizabeth Cochrane
Nelly Dly
Jefferson Market Court
Harry Hanson
Hanson
Seaman
Mott
Satolli Uninformed About New Honors News
Washington November 10 Monsignor Satolli the apostolic delegate has received many callers at his residence to discuss a New York Herald report claiming he will be relieved of his post by Monsignor Laurengelli now in Holland. Archbishop Satolli is in ignorance of the matter and has not been told by the Vatican, says Monsignor Sharetti. The decision rests with the holy fathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Monsignor
Satolli
New York Herald
Laurengelli
Holland
Sharetti
Vatican
Great Specials in Two Cases of Wool Shirts and Drawers
Special sale offers two cases of men's heavy natural wool shirts and drawers at 97 cents per suit and one case of ladies heavy Egyptian fleeced underwear at 75 cents per suit. The ad promises the season’s greatest bargains with full lines of Stutt garter sanitary underwear for ladies, gentlemen and children.
Always Busy. An Honest Shoe is One of the Noblest Works
Short fragment describes a bustling workshop offering footwear and notes a high regard for honest craft. No clear events, dates, or names beyond generic references to work and virtue.
Death of J. J. Poole Noted Hartford Coal Merchant
in Hartford Connecticut on November 10 7 a prominent figure in the coal trade died this afternoon. J J Poole born in Mauch Chunk age is noted for his early career in Baltimore and later service as a conductor on the Lehigh Valley Railroad. He arrived in Hartford in 1877 representing 5 BR Linderman & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Poole
Hartford
Conn
Sahaend
Mauchreek
Baltimore
Lehigh Valley Railroad
BR. Linderman & Co
Fire at Gettysburg rental. cause unknown
In Gettysburg Pennsylvania a rental property was damaged by a blaze labeled a conflagtration. Fire officials note the cause remains undetermined and insurance details are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Getysburg
Pittsburgh Pitt Panthers Conference Hopes Dangled in Chicago
A garbled wire report from Chicago notes Pitt Panthers facing doubts about their conference prospects as preparations continue. Players and officials weigh chances of a breakthrough in the looming matchup.
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Senor Lopez Mendes
Republic
Pregoness
la Guayra
Buenos Ayres
Spain
Menduh Pasha
THE
Sultan's. Cabinet
Will
Lehigh and Hudson Railroad
Jersey
Harriet G., Searched
Library For
Homestead
Wereblatt
Weomont
Tur
Eirele
Hamburg
Correspondens
Asia
Fitesimmons
Nellie Bly
Finley
Lackawanna Avenue
W. J. Weichel
Jeweler
Lautern Pennsylvania
Chicago
Pittabu
Chi
Omidale
Comery
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