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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1896
Page
6
William J. Bryan spoke to a Democratic club in St Louis urging government that treats all equally and condemning aristocracy and wealth. He argued for free coinage, attacked political enemies including Hanna, and urged voters to back bimetallism and a government faithful to Jefferson's ideals.
At Rio Puerco a masked gang attempted to rob Atlantic and Pacific train No 2. Deputy Marshal Loomis fired on the robbers and a gunfight left one outlaw dead identified as Cole Young. The other two fled as train crew and passengers hid. A posse searches for the remaining gang members.
William Morris, renowned English poet and artist born near London in 1834, died yesterday in London. He studied at Marlborough and Exeter College, Oxford, met Rossetti and Burne Jones, and helped found a London studio for decorative arts. His notable works include The Earthly Paradise and News from Nowhere. He allied with the Socialistic League, influencing art and politics in his era.
Elizabeth New Jersey October 4 a mail carrier Frank Eckert saved Frank Cervidge from an oncoming coal train and lost his hat. Cervidge drew a revolver and fired three shots wounding Eckert as fifty passengers watched. Cervidge fled the express train platform then was detained.
Professor Kratz of the Sioux City public schools proposes a local first history method starting with a ten to twenty mile radius. The plan will gradually widen to cover the northwest United States and then the world. Pioneer residents will lecture during winter to illuminate early life in the area.
Troy N Y October 4 County Treasurer George H Morrison resigns at the request of the Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors. Finance committee and expert accountants report a county funds deficiency of 245000 dollars. Only 1800 dollars had been deposited in the defunct national bank. he drew out 10000 the day after taking office and 20000 two days later.
A long testimonial extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female ailments including womb disorders nerves and insomnia. It claims dramatic improvements after three bottles and Sanative Wash, shared by Mrs Axelra Hickarmer of Bellaire Ohio.
In a Temple Cup game at Chevehind Saturday Ballimore defeated Cleveland amid loud protests over officiating and possible move of a Monday match to another city. Attendance neared 10000 as Tebeau suffered an injury and left the field with the game still in progress.
A potential deal to trade Tommy Johnson of Scranton to Brooklyn for Harper and cash is under consideration with Scranton undecided. A Washington despatch alleging Johnson was drafted by the Phillies cannot be verified locally. Johnson may be drafted but Scranton may keep him if he stays and Philadelphia has shown interest with no formal offer.
The Taylor Reds, led by manager Evan G. Watkins, issue a challenge to the Keen Ridge Senators for a game on the Taylor grounds Wednesday afternoon October 1. The note also mentions a Minooka game set for Saturday afternoon October 1.
The Minooka football eleven accepts a challenge from Scranton to play at Behwenck's park on Saturday October 10 with P. J. Lowry as captain.
The Livingston Post highlights Captain KE C Culver a Park Transportation company figure and Park Justice of the Peace known for vast Park knowledge and humor. He shares anecdotes on Alum Creek legends Mosquito lore and a tale of a No 2 galters shoe incident witnessed by a Chicago party during a park camping trip.
Mr Hargain questions pricing at four cents per item while Salq imun quips about customers always asking for more while awaiting change. The exchange hints at everyday bargaining and witty retorts in a marketplace vignette.
Advertising copy touts Detchons Vitalizing Sarsa parilla Pills as a potent blood purifier and nerve builder. It claims concentrated, candy coated formula with additional remedies, marketed by Carl Lorenz at 408 Luckowanna Avenue Scranton.
Leader announces access to the latest merchandise at lower prices than early purchases. Damaged goods have been fully disposed of and the store has been renovated, now described as the best lighted and ventilated in the area, maintaining Leader’s Prices.
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