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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1896
Page
1
Fragmentary notes discuss horrific themes and claims of limitless goods and power. The text hints at a threat from perfection flaws and a ruling force asserting control, with references to Ferber Ae Ua and unnamed entities. The fragment reads as speculative prose without clear events or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions fashion items and prices 95c 1.25 but lacks clear event names dates or entities. No identifiable people places organizations or outcomes present to anchor a factual summary.
Root Manufacturing Co offers Sirfetty wool natural shirts and drawers described as superbly fleshed goods with a sale price listed at $1.25. The ad highlights the quality and value of these wool garments for customers seeking durable underlayers.
Advertises fine all wool natural underwear at sale prices. Switz Condo underwear shirts and drawers in all sizes priced 69 cents. Si Per Cent wool natural shirts and drawers offered at 50 cents. Regular prices noted as 125 and 1.00. Sale emphasizes value and quality.
Wool fleeced shirts and drawers described as extra quality and finish with good value for the buyer.
English newspapers discuss the arbitration treaty amid protests against Monroe Doctrine recognition. They stress the tribunal should not preset a general dispute mechanism for the United States and Britain in the Americas and note Venezuela's stand and possible involvement.
Indianapolis November 11 Chairman Bynum calls for united action by sound money Democrats to assist the McKinley administration. He argues currency reform is incomplete and urges full use of their power to remove financial system threats. He says no agreement on specific legislation yet but the issue should engage top leaders nationwide.
Major McKinley plans a week or more away from Canton starting Saturday with a stop in Cleveland. He may travel to New York if Mrs. McKinley’s health requires it but expects to return to Canton after finishing the Cleveland visit. State board of commerce members urged him to attend the Columbus meeting on December 9, which he did not commit to. Mrs. McKinley’s condition improved enough for meals in the dining room.
In Wilmington Delaware on November 1 a new suit was filed against Bay State Gas Company of Delaware and D Howard Addicks and W B Dul away. The petition seeks appointment of receivers for the Delaware company mirroring a prior Boston case brought by William Hichanan. The petitioners include Godfrey Morse Georgie L Morse executrix of Leopold Morse estate Florence J
The court fixes the first Monday in December for the hearing on the application. Petitioners are represented by Was iteeckey Jr of this city and Benjamin L. Tower of Boston. The case concerns Lines in mind the Te ten Lorn company and insumption it also pekedt to prevent disposal of resets of the OTP.
Attendance is dampened by rain at the New York horse show with a third day draw and a notable incident as a music hall performer attempts to ride a white stallion wearing a drab coat. Management barred the rider sequence citing attire and safety concerns.
Reports from Key West detail chaotic war news from Havana including rumors of Weyler's campaigns and Spanish troops ashore. Telegraphs say Puerta Prince remains contested. rails damaged. bridges down. rebels threaten Cormarioca in Matanzas with casualties and disruptions across the region.
Springfield reports Governor Altgeld rejects rumors of seeking mayoral candidacy in Chicago or a U.S. Senate position. He says no interest exists and notes current political balance favors Republicans on the ballot while a Democrat has little chance.
William E. Plickel on Sullivan County killed while working on a railroad line. He served on the state board of agriculture for many years and was a prominent figure in farmers institutes.
A Berlin report notes a pending interpellation discussion in the Heiebstag concerning government policies. The piece mentions a potential motion or inquiry related to Prince Blematole and the Tramburger Woon richtten with reference to the ex-chancellor, noting a fine hearing set for November 14.
Austin Texas November 11 Frank Hopmiston a prominent banker died this afternoon after taking morphine in an apparent incident following a quarrel Monday night with Miss Curtle Grey of this city. His wife is said to have fled with two sons a short time earlier.
In Louisville a call issued by Secretary Michardson asks for funds by popular subscription to support an appeal to the Democracy of the country. The River Democrats of Kentucky will contest the election of Midtinley electors. The appeal was issued tonight.
In Frankfort Kentucky newly elected Leonbiirn members of the Ida telature have received notices from the silver Democratis opponent. The governor says he may call an extra session for December 1.
The thirtieth National Grange session opens in the National Hotel Washington with delegates from 30 states. Worthy Master J H Brig ham urges agricultural protection measures while Treasury Eva McDowell reports year receipts of 17 dollars ending 2 710 dollars interest and dues. Secretary John Trimble notes dispensations and record highs for oranges in several states as credentials are reviewed and Canada invited. Adourned until lamoron.
A man identified as Weliek Conn exploded while detonating buried nitro near Cumberland. The blast blew him to atoms, scattering remains over about one hundred yards. one foot was found as the largest fragment. The town shook with the loud detonation.
New York November eleventh marked Mark Hanna's final day at the Republican national headquarters. He met with Cornelius N. Miss General Osborne and Sleary Payne, then planned to travel to Cleveland. Hanna did not comment on McKinley's cabinet or current congressional legislation, saying decisions would come after consultations among party leaders. A permanent national committee headquarters was to be established, with a masthead yet to be chosen.
Henry Kirschner, 28, manager of the National Butter and Bee Co store in New York, was shot five times by his sweetheart Kit Martin after a quarrel over marriage vows. Two shots hit him in the right chest and abdomen. he died later from injuries in hospital. Martin, a Catholic, and Kirschner, a Protestant, had planned marriage before their dispute escalated to violence.
Des Moines announces a $100000 union depot project on Cherry Street with six railroads and a $30000 freight depot by Great Western, plus plans for extensive shops. Other regions report mine reopenings and factory resumption as winter orders rise in Michigan Wisconsin Ohio New York and Pennsylvania.
Indianapolis reports the Farmers National Congress debating currency policies. Delegates discuss state or national income tax, political divisions among farmers, and proposals to adopt bimetallism with gold and silver at parity. Judge Lawrence proposes resolutions urging rapid federal action to restore coinage balance. St. Paul chosen for next meeting.
The Supreme Court affirmed Frank Shatter's death sentence for a dynamite bombing in Lugerne County that killed four men. Justices concluded the court session in Pittsburg and adjourned to reconvene in Philadelphia on January 4.
Atlanta November 6 Thomas E Watsons letter accepting the presidential nomination of the Populist party has been given to the public. It was written in October and was suppressed during the campaign by manager Marion D Sartler. The document would occupy seven column inches and Watson plans to publish the letter in the Peoples Party paper.
Le Grand M Heyt, about 65, was found dead in a hall at 1207 Olive Street. Authorities believe he committed suicide by poison, troubled by poverty. Reportedly once a wealthy bridgeport, Connecticut manufacturer, his body showed extensive rat-related injuries.
A Cuban insurgent relief expedition from New York has returned reporting success in delivering vital medicine and supplies aboard the transport Culain comet. The group confirms the mission provided needed aid to the Cuban cause and awaits further instructions.
A brief note reports the deaths of two miners at the Storrs mine. No further details are provided about the incident or investigators. The item appears amid a local page with assorted society and business notices.
Louis Conn a nitro glycerine salesman in the employ of H B Lunts of New Moundsville West Virginia is reported to have met a grim end. The circumstances outline a tragic accident or explosion affecting his role in handling dangerous explosives. Further details on location date or specific cause are unavailable in the fragment.
London reports a Derlin correspondent dispatch claiming German papers seek reconciliation after Alsace Lorraine. a Baltic article urges France to forget its reverses and remembers that Russia Austria and Germany have faced losses. It suggests Germany seeks rapprochement and that Russia could mediate between France and Germany if requested.
Trial in Columbus features claim that Wilson Hoffman and wife used two dogs as accomplices. They allegedly released dogs at farmyards to steal chickens, then loaded them into a wagon as they traveled. Weather forecasts note fair, cold conditions with variable winds across New York and Delaware valleys.
Finley’s advertises reduced prices on linen towels napkins and table damask items. Deals include six dozen damask towels for $1.00 per dozen and other towels napkins and Damask stock with marked savings and special designs. The note promises best value and table sets custom orders.
Ambitious textile promotion offers items from five cents to one cent each. Includes largest drive on crochet quilts and a line of bath blankets and towels with the Bismarck model featured. Faline brand emphasized for bath items.
On Lackawanna Avenue shoppers find a lively display of slippers in a range of shapes. Storefront signs promote comfort and fashion as pedestrians pass by in a busy commercial stretch.
An advert highlights Atlastic Lead French Zinc Frame paints and finishes from Matthews Brothers. It lists Reynolds Pure Colors Reynolds Wood Finish Crockett Preservative Ready Mixed Tinted Gloss Paints Strictly Pure Linseed Oil and Guaranteed products as offerings.
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