Pick of Irish Point Lace Curtains at Half Price
A selection of Irish Point Tam Bour and Brussels lace curtains described as very choice styles is offered with a sale price at half. One pair per pattern.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1895
Page
1
Notting ham Lace Curtain Sale Improvised Pricing
Readers are invited to a sweeping Notting ham lace curtain sale with multiple patterns and colors. Prices range from 45c to 5.00 per pair, including Ecru White and Cream options. The offer features three patterns and various quantities, highlighting substantial discounts.
Washington Topics on House Offices Races and New Members
Washington dispatch details the struggle for house offices with McDowell for clerk Glenn for doorkeeper and Russell for sergeant at arms. Henderson seeks clerk or sergeant at arms. Reed stays silent as McDowell fends peers. Senate fate, Cleveland message previews, and Morton abolishes seed division amid political shifts.
MR REED S PLANS FOR NEW CHAIRS REPORTED
Washington at a late hour tonight reports Mr Reed will allot two chairmanships to the New York delegation. James Sherman of Utica is named for Indian affairs, with Ho man of Indiana last session presiding. Charles A Chickering of Copenhagen may head railways and canals. Serena Payne of Auburn may not get Ways and Means, possibly Dingley of Maine. Daleell of Pittsburgh could take the Judiciary chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reed
New York
James 8. Sherman
Utiea
Holman
Indiana
Charles A. Chickering
Copenhagen
Serena
Payne
Auburn
Committee On Ways and Means
Dingley
Maine
Daleell
Pittsburg
Charlotte Howell Trial in Tioga County Murder Case
Tioga County court hears the case of Mrs. Charlotte Howell charged with the murder of Miss Elizabeth Knapp last May. Detectives pursue a motive amid threatening letters. testimony centers on printed letter copies and alleged New York detective pressure. The verdict hinges on motive to poison, with circumstantial evidence dominating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsboro
Charlotte Howell
Elizabeth Knapp
Tioga
Miss Knapp
Libble Knapp
Commonwealth
Wedded While Hypnotized Woman Alleges Forced Marriage
Mrs George Paltridge of Ann Arbor claims she was hypnotized by Paltridge, a student named Weir allegedly in the law department, and forced to marry him under the name Mary French. She sought a divorce after returning to her father's home. The incident allegedly occurred September 9, 1896, in Ypsilanti with subsequent treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
George Oe Bas
Svengali
Paltri
Mary Lurfield
Weir
Paltridge
Ypsilanti
Mary French
Shen
Kalamazco
Fort Worth and Dieter Tale Night Incident Near Child
A belated Bon Kil breakfast report from Fort Worth area describes a northern Texas event two miles north of Child. The note mentions a disturbance at a local establishment and refers to a temporary situation at a general location near Choree Siete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Bon Kili
Fort Worth
Child
Temp Bey Basta
Spanish Officials on American Soil Active in Navel Case
Warrants served on Norwegian steamer Leon officers for violating neutrality laws. Captain Svanoe and chief mate Christianezen arraigned in Wilmington. security posted for next court date. Other reports describe Cuban insurrection acts, dynamite sabotage near Ramblazo, and Spanish reactions amid peace rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Navy
Jose Cangosia
Frederick Svanoe
Rangnan Christianezen
Leon
Theso
Nathaniel Benson
Buitling Firm
Federal Building
United States
Staith
Benson
Philadelphia
Wiborg
Pedresén
Johansen
Lorra
Bell
Spain
Horsa
Carl Armston
Cuban
John D. Hart
Hart
Armston
Penes
Havana
Madrid
la Epoca
Cuba
Martinez Campos
Neuvitas
Puerto Principe
Ramblazo
New York
Thi City
Convnul
Senor
Arturo Baldanaro Y. Topeto
Evils of Hungarian Diet Duel Sparks Minister Resignation
In the Hungarian Diet Herr Andreansky accused Interior Minister Von Perczel of electoral abuses. The minister denied the charges and the president intervened. Afterward Andreansky issued a duel challenge which Von Perczel accepted, resigning temporarily to contest the duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buda Pest
Herr Andreansky
Herr von Perczel
Andreansky
Weeks Leve 77 Contin of Mr Harrison Wald Ne Unwise
John D. Weeks editor of the American Manufacturer and Iowa World says the nomination of Benjamin Harrison would be unwise. He cites strong enmity from party leaders in Pennsylvania and notes Reed McKinley and Allison oppose Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeks
Harrison
Chicago
John D. Weeks
Pennsylvania
Republican National Committee
Iowa World
Benjamin Harrison
Pacer Smith Hanged for Murders in Decatur Ill
C N Smith known as Pacer, a professional baseball player, was hanged in Decatur Illinois for the murder of his daughter Laulee and his sister in law on September 23. The crime was premeditated and carried out at his father in law house. The execution occurred at noon and the neck was broken, with death pronounced fifteen minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacer" Smith
Pennnslvania Pardon Board
Decatur
Illa
C. N. Smith
Balt
Pacer
Laulee Smith
Smith
Augusta plans southern cotton exposition in Chicago
Augusta moves to include the entire South in a Chicago cotton exposition. The aims are to create customers for current products and promote regional cotton trade, though some wording in the notice is garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
South
Chicago
Willard Howard Safe After Armenian Mission
News confirms Willard Howard, sent by the Christian Herald to distribute a relief fund of 12000 dollars in Armenia, is alive after reports he was murdered by Kurds while aiding destitute survivors in Van. The item notes his mission began months ago in New York and Van.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relef Fund
New York
Christian Herakle
Lssue
Willam Willard Howard
Armenia
Howard
Van
Christian Herald of New York
Dunn and Company Review of Trade Signals Slow Market
New York November review shows weekly failures rising to 279 in the U S and 47 in Canada, with little price gains and cautious demand. Exports edge up modestly while raw cotton and railroads show mixed shifts. iron and barbed wire markets weaken and bar association prices hold. Western wheat receipts exceed last year as Atlantic exports stay small, underscoring limited movement and unchanged exchange prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dunn and Company
United States
Canada
Chicargo
Bessemer
Pittsburg
Grey Forge
Philadelphia
Bar Association
Atlantic
Bullet in Skull shocks Queens office stairwell
Albert Stern, 24, was found with a bullet in his skull and another near his heart behind a stairway to the Queens county jail offices in Long Island City. He told investigators he shot himself and crawled there to die after being discharged from Bellevue Hospital following an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island City
I. S
Albert Stern
Queens County Jall
Stern
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Rival Butcher in Des Moines Demonstrates Incredible Strength
Des Moines Iowa November 29 Charles Lloyd Barney a local butcher adult rare strength noted by intimates. He reportedly kills cattle with a single blow and can lift a beam supporting eight men overhead. He recently hoisted an 800 pound horse on his shoulders and performs further remarkable Stunt like feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Charles Lloyd Barney
Accidental Shooting In Cumberland Details Emerge
Cumberland today reports an accidental shooting at Thomas J. Lowery’s Paca street residence. George Seay, 19, son of Charles A. Seay and brother of actress Frankie Haines, allegedly shot Walter Caror, 23, inflicting near fatal injuries. Seay has been arrested and is jailed awaiting further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
George Seay
Charles A. Seay
Frankie Haines
Walter Caror
Thomas J. Lowery
Paca Street
Mr. Lowery
Soret
Re Rocae
Sea
Jali
Local ball club formation eyed in York meeting
John J. Hanlon a York resident announces plans to form a 2A sight club with involvement from York Carbon Lancaster Reading Philadelphia and Harrisburg. A meeting is scheduled here tomorrow to discuss the club’s formation and membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
John J. Hanlon
Carbon Lancaster
Reading Philadelphia
Allentees
Harrieburg
Death by self inflicted gunshot in Pittsburg
James Ralleg of Isylor Avenue Amay Pittsburg shot himself this morning and died a few minutes later. Despondency from unemployment led to the act. He was 0 years old and leaves a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
James Ralleg
Isylor Avenue
Amay
Theenure
Raleigh
Duel to Death in Kentucky Gashed by Fatal Duel
Mt Eterling Kentucky November 2 John Wil stock died in a savage duel at Hagel Green. Rose was fatally wounded a short time later. The dispute arose over a trade matter between the two men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Eterling
John Wilstock
Hagel Green
Witame
Rose
Fragmentary Riverside Fire Report From Twin Forks
A damaged OCR fragment describes a nighttime blaze near Johnstonstown Pennsylvania and a distant mine site disturbance. Details are unreadable but suggest a local fire incident at an industrial area with possible mentions of twin structures and regulatory concerns.
Disaster at Tilly Foster Mine Traps 35 Men Underground
A cave in at the Tilly Foster mines in Carmel New York traps about thirty five men at the bottom of a pit three hundred feet deep. Foreman Patrick Lynch leads the rescue as crews recover several bodies and identify the dead including Michael Gannon and Patrick Murtha with many more feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Gannon
Patrick H. Murtha
John Fagan
Thomas Dennis
James Smith
Gannon
Fagan
Murtha
Tompkins
Foreman Lynch
Schlatter Healer Heads South For Albuquerque On Forty Day Fast
Francis Schlatter, the healer, rides a white horse south from Denver toward New Mexico and Albuquerque to begin a forty day fast. Reports place him along trails near Walsenburg and Greenhorn with neighbors confirming sightings and his intent to heal by laying on of hands as he travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Denver
Col
Francie Schlatter
Chicago
Schlatter
Horace
Walsenburg
New Mexico
Elizabeth
Overton
Greenhorn
George Sears
Francis Schlatter
Greenhorn Country
Graneros
Bears
Rouse
Francia Schlatter
Walsenberg
Gras
Tedianapolis
Tadianapolis
Ind
George W. Bunting
Bates House
D. F. Whitcomb
Union Beltway Company
South
Finley’s Wool Blankets and Sateen Linens On Sale
A catalog advertisement lists various blankets of white cotton and wool, including 19-4 white cotton, 11-4 extra heavy white, and 12-4 California damask borders, with prices from 2.00 to 7.50. Also offered are silk and sateen fabrics, down filled comfortables, and Eiderdown options in assorted colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esanianeaalinenses
van Ceuwene’se
California, Plain and Damask Border
California, Plain’ and Damask
California
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