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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1896

Page

6

Junior Republicans Form in Lookout County

A club named The Junior Republican Club organized with George W. Marshall Jr chosen president and officers to lead for the year. The group adopted a constitution and by laws and pledged to support the Republican ticket including William Connell for Congress and Garrett Hobart for Vice President, urging turnout and active campaigning.

George 4. Marshall, Jr Junior Republican Club M. W. Lowery J. M. Walker A. T. Conewell Republi Officom Teoaerve Cheorge WL Marshall Chesion Wiliam PL Doolin Seqrtwis BO Siltis Walter Iris Powell Steeda W. Millett Younes Ain Marana Goa Winoody

Resolutions back McKinley and Hobart for 1896 ticket

Greenwood club meeting adopts resolutions praising the current administration for frugal governance and no bonds, endorses William McKinley for president with Garrett Hobart as running mate, and backs William Connell for Congress. Emphasizes protection of American industries and support for labor and business interests in the district.

William Connell Fioonder Hrgan Tam Tan Aldoone Estesse Tiaitive Anid Campulon Robin McKinley Oita United States Garrett A. Hobart New Jersey Congress

Banner Raising Tonight At Central Republican Club

A banner will be raised this evening at the Central Republican club rooms on Washington avenue. The 16 by 25 inch banner features McKinley and Hobart portraits, lists Republican candidates nationally statewide and locally, and bears the motto Prosperity Protection Sound Money. Republican clubs will join in the event with speeches by noted orators and an invitation extended to all Republicans.

Central Club M. W. Lowry J. M. Walker A. T Connell Air Lowry Lincoln Republican Party Democratic Party Ale Lowry Washington Wwe Blesen- Irae Republican Club Washington Avenue McKinley Hobart

Turnpike Company Fears City Failing on West Market Repair

The Turnpike Company warns it will resume macadamizing if the city does not fully repair West Market Street by October 7. City crews have only partly improved the road with shoveling gutters and leveling humps, not permanent fixes. The company has not decided precise actions but may reject city work and continue construction.

Vailey West Market Street Turnpike Company Turnpike Comuniny Tornaike Company Legcetts Creek Hoe Palneton Tribune

Globe Store Commissions Agent Charged With Embezzlement

William Siedman of the West Side held on 300 bail by Alderman Miller to answer embezzlement charges filed by Cleland Simpson and Taylor. Prosecutors say Siedman sold blankets on commission for the Globe Warehouse and did not remit proceeds.

William Siedman West Side Millar Cleland, Simpson & Taylor Globe Warehouse Bledman Eisai Bhe Sur Ieal

Deserted by Husband prompts divorce petition

Mrs Margaret Revit of 616 Eynon street led a court petition yesterday seeking a divorce from her husband Augius Evhardt. She says Evhardt left home on April 2 1884 and has not contributed to support since then. Attorney J Bourke represents the petitioner.

Julius Klapaski Margaret Revit Eynon Street Augioius Evhardt Lerhardt Lila BR. J. Bourke

Markets and Stocks Report from Philadelphia Market

Wall Street steady with fair demand as of October 1. Listings include city smoked beef ham and pork products with varying brands and grades. The text notes averages and quality descriptors for bacon, lard, tallow, and country products, reflecting a general market tone.

Philadelphia Halle

Notable Market Slump Across Flour and Wheat Trade

New York markets show dull demand for flour with firm spot activity in wheat and options closing weak. Reports indicate mixed prices for No. 2 red and white wheats, with futures near-term contracts fluctuating while creameries and cheeses remain steady to strong in state and western dairy markets.

New York Oct Pacific Mail Pacific Reading Southern Railway William Linn Ale Len & CO Mears Ing Tobacco Co Fes Ches Ohio Chicago Delaware Medrie Souls Nash M. K Texas Pro Millhattan B. & Woo Stegeespanne Fey N.Y. Nor. Pacitiv Hatimiha Pacific Mall Southern Texas Pacific Union Lacie Board OF Trade Scranton Scranton Lane Iret Bonintun Coe Elmhurst Boulevard Yoo Scrainton Savings Chain Santa Phite Chase Serunipo Mackinag Co Luckawitian Tran & Steel Co Thind National Hank Geseers Phroop Novelty Mtg Berwaten Traetion Scranton Axle Works Cewess Oan People's Street Halfway Secord Di¢keon Manufacturing Co Vikhatka Township School of Hws City of Scranton St. Inop Winton Vernon Coal Beranton Traction Co Qet Arichangeld Tulle J Wyatt Ye Wasco Opethors Fyile uedVance Hye White Walhe Dwloe Western Walte Pennsylvania

Union Stock Yards Market Report Summary

Union Stock Yards report shows higher calf and steer values with $4.00 to $4.50 ranges for steers and $1.28 for cows and bulls. Calves weigh up to 30 dollars, western range hogs mixed with lighter demand, and sheep market active with lambs around50 dollars.

Union Get Calthe Western Rang Justin Hogs Cholee

Market Report Confusing Stew of Prices and Stock Notes

Report covers multiple animal markets with scattered prices for cattle hogs sheep and calves. Mentions buffalo detroit seattle market noise and odd symbols with no clear quotations or solid figures. Overall activity mixed with some steady close and no clear standout quotes.

Buffalo Det Seattle Mdi Cholee

Local Births and Visits Highlight Clark's Summit News

John Evans welcomes a newborn at his Clark's Summit home. Mr and Mrs Kilmer Category and daughter visit Dunmere. M B Clifford tours New Jersey. Carrie Colvin attends Keystone Academy. Nina Clifford of Green River visits Carrie Clifford. Dick Colvin visits his father Mort Colvin. W D Smith visits his parents. Masons celebrate lodge fortieth anniversary with a large turnout at a banquet hosted by Jordan Hollow residents. Willing Workers prepare for upcoming event.

John Evans W. OD. Smith Jordan Carpenter Newton Jordan Hollow

Sunday service guest preacher aids local church

The article notes that Rev. Mr. Spencer of Wyoming filled the pulpit at the Methgilhst Episcopal church last Sunday in Hey Youngs absence. Relatives visited Melophiaimton and Bath, and Quintin and supper were on the diruge stone this afternoon. All are cordially invited to attend.

Quintin Younar Sen Melophiaimton Bath Mr. Spencer Wyoming Non Mary Mrethiglhst Episcopal Church Hey, Young

Gold is Stable and Best Standard, Speaker Argues

Tom Reed at Portland declares gold the most stable currency, noting long term world stock and mining history. He cites silver production spikes from 1865 to 1907 and U S purchases, arguing market abundance moved prices despite demand.

United States Tom Reed Portland

Historic monarchs and rulers of old gossip and flaws

A garbled list of medieval rulers and rulers from various realms with alleged flaws. It catalogs kings and emperors such as Charles VI, Hadrian, George I, Paul of Russia, Conrad I, Saul, Charles VII, Philippe, Charles Martel, Rudolph, John of England, Louis IX, Agu Mohammed Khan, Louis V, Mrederiek the Great, Shah Ashref, Edward I, Claudia, Henry II, and Philippe again, highlighting supposed weaknesses, conditions, or quirks in a sensational tone. The piece reads like a catalog of famed dynasts linked with ill-fitting traits to shock or amuse.

Charles VI France Hadrian George I Baglin Paul Russia Klefe Conrad I Germany Saul Israel Charles VII Phillipe Attiust Reneon Colle August Charles Martel Charles George TH Cmd Philip Mavelton Rudolph Fh John England Iis Sage Louis Rock Agu Mohammed Khan Hla Mrederiek Berassia Shah Ashref Persia Edward Phat Henry II

Wide Selection of Heaters for Any Room

A large assortment of heaters including over 20 styles and sizes of gas heaters and more than 10 oil heaters. Marketed as the best city-wide variety for home heat without starting a furnace or boiler.

This House Temperance Resort Opens Year Round

This house is strictly temperance and newly furnished, opened to the public year round. Located midway between Binghamton and Scranton on the Montrose and Lackawanna Railroad at Alford Station, five miles from Montrose. Capacity eighty five, close to the railroad station, with a wide veranda, row boats and fishing tackle free to guests. Altitude about 2000 feet with scenic groves and pleasant surroundings. Dancing pavilion, swings and croquet grounds. Cold spring water and milk readily available. Rates seven to ten dollars per week or one to ten dollars per day. Excursion tickets sold at all stations on the Erie and Williamsport lines. Porter meets all trains.

Binghamton Scranton Montrose and Lackawanna Alford Station Montrose Adirondack Catskill Mountains A!l Ines Porter

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