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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1896
Page
1
Two Tone Waists Demand Outpaced Stock Shortfall
Demand for Two Tone waists exceeded supply and broke the pace. Officials say broken sizes and missing shades will be replenished by tomorrow with the range restored to former high standard.
Flannel Street Wear Demand Drives Full Color Line
A textile feature highlights strong demand for flannel street wear with a full line of solid colors and fancy plaids. The items are described as appealing at every point and likely attract buyers with their versatility and style.
New Waist Garment With Tight Jersey and Silk Sleeves
This item notes a new waist garment featuring a body of tight fitting jersey cloth and silk taffeta sleeves not yet in stock but expected within a day or two. It emphasizes readiness for upcoming shipments and delivery timing.
Butters Patterns Line Highlighted in New York Office
A complete line of Butterick famous paper patterns is showcased as fully available from their New York office, emphasizing breadth and accessibility for customers seeking sewing designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butterick
New York
McKinley Visit by Indiana Club in Canton
The Indiana McKinley club arrived in Canton to meet Major McKinley. He spoke on money, explaining government revenue sources, taxation, and the folly of wealth creation apart from labor. He urged backing tariff policy to fund public expenses and praised the Republican stance against free trade and cantonal reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
McKinley Club
Indiana
Major McKinley
A. B. Jenkins
Goodland
Wich
McKinley Lawn
McKinley
Gies Club
United States
United State
Republican Party
Agriculturalists Meet in Ambler Pa Oct 7
The autumn meeting of the Pennsylvania board of agriculture opened in Ambler with Governor Hastings absent. Hutchinson presided as the governor arrived from Philadelphia amid a street parade. Sessions featured addresses on road maintenance and farm economics, with farmer crowds filling the opera house. Hastings argued for supply and demand over currency debates, citing wheat price shifts and railroad factors, stressing the need for strong domestic markets and propping policies to support farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambler
Pennsylvania Tee Board of Agriculture
Hastings
HH. EH. Hutchingon
Huntingdon County
Philadelphia
Powell Childs
Plymouth
Opera House
Hiovernor Hasting
State Agricultural Department
Pennsylvania
Tie
America
Ametiuin
Ted
Judge Porter Accepts Nomination on Chicago Platform
New York Oct 7 Judge Wilbur F Porter regular Democratic candidate for governor sent a formal acceptance letter stating he stands on the Chicago platform and Alfaio. He pledges to back Bryan and Bewall and to promote bimetallism and restoration of silver as a monetary standard to benefit all classes and advance national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Eliott Danforth
Democratic State Committee
Wilbur F. Porter
Porter
Alfaio
Bryan
Bewall
Chauncey Depew Draws 10,000 at Galesburg Speech
Chauncey M. Depew addressed about 10,000 supporters in a large Republican tent in Galesburg with a two hour speech. A 4,000 strong parade preceded the address, featuring voters from across the country. Depew criticized William Jennings Bryan and his free silver stance, drawing frequent applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Depew
Galesburg
Chauncey M. Depew
Depew
Mr. Bryan
Prohibition Candidates Address Small Trenton Meeting
In Trenton New Jersey Joshua Levering and Hale Johnson Prohibition party presidential hopefuls spoke to an audience of about 20 men and women. They attacked the currency issue as less important than liquor traffic arguing saloon closures would restore national prosperity and criticized the Republican and Democratic parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Oct. T
Joshua Levering
Hale Johnson
Prohibition Party
Cambria Iron plant at Johnstown to resume Monday
It was stated at Cambria Iron company offices in Philadelphia that the Johnstown plant, shut down today, will resume on Monday. The temporary suspension is described as due to machinery adjustments and operating department preparations, not trade conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cambria Iron Company
Johnstown
Insurance Affairs Adjusted in Pennsylvania Company
The attorney general's department today discontinued dissolution proceedings against the Central Pennsylvania Insurance Company of Williamsport by consent. The affairs of the company have been adjusted to the satisfaction of the insurance commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrisburg
Attorney General's Department
Central Pennsylvania Insurance Company
Williamsport
Valley mill plant restarts after improvements
McKinley Times reports Valley mill plant at Youngstown O started up in full today after improvements and reorganization. Both puddle mills nail plate mill big bar mill 17 inch 9 inch and 1 inch mills and the shafting works are operating. Blast furnace and little bar mill will resume soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Times
Youngstown
Prisoner Edward Datra Dies by Hanging in Cell
Trent New Jersey reported that Edward Datra alias Duty, who had served fifteen months of a ten year burglary sentence from Jersey City, died by his own action last night by hanging in his cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trent N.J
Edward Datra
Duty
Jersey City
Tia
Eastern Question Deepens as Bancroft Excluded
London reports Russia will intervene in Turkish affairs unless Armenian reforms proceed. The Bancroft's pass through the Dardanelles is denied and guardships from Greece and Holland are barred. Crete remains volatile as insurrectionists vow renewed action if Turkish garrisons stay, threatening a broader Eastern Question stalemate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Dardanelles
Crete
New York
Evening Sun
London
Porte
England
France
Constantinople
United States
Greece
Holland
Bosphorus
Alexxander W. Terrell
Bancroft
Straits of the
Berlin
Terrell
Washington
Turkey
Alwae
Goodman Elected at Johnstown Firemen Convention
The Johnstown convention honored visiting Scranton firemen with a large banquet at Johnson Works in Moxham attended by about eight hundred people in a pillarless drafting room. Isadore Goodman’s election as one of four vice presidents sparked harmony in the Scranton faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Association
Johnson Works
Moxham
Pittston
H. C. Hicks
Herbert Heston
Isadore Goodman
John Steele
Scranton
State Association
Harvey R. Long
Insurance
H. P. Swick
Jermyn
Lackawanna County
Scranton Party
Hanna Confident McKinley Campaign Nearing Victory
M A Hanna arrived from Cleveland at 6 90 and left Canton for Chicago at 9 30, spending four hours with Major McKinley. Hanna expressed confidence in the eastern result and anticipated a sweeping victory in the west, while urging vigorous work through doubtful states and the south. He does not expect another Canton visit before the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Hanna
Cleveland
Chicago
Major McKinley
South
Does Not Favor Silver Says Arthur Responds
New York October 7. Republican chairman N B Scott reported a circular among railway workers claiming P M Arthur, grand chief engineer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, favors free coinage of silver. Arthur of Cleveland replies he signed a petition two years ago but is not for unlimited silver coinage and will vote for McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Republican National Committee
P. M. Arthur
International Brotherhood of Locomoive Engineers
N. B. Scott
Republican National
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Sargent
Gibon House
Cincimnati
Congress
McKinley
Arthur
G. c
Heavy Democratic Loss in Florida Governor Race
Jacksonville reports partial returns show a light statewide vote with a heavy Democratic loss. In one county Bloxham (Dem) leads Gunby (Rep) 8,788 to 2,044 while Weeks (Pep) has 20. Estimated statewide Democratic total about 24,090, about 8,000 fewer than 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Bloxham
Gunby
Weeks
Mitchell
Baskins
Transatlantic Arrivals and Departures Highlight Oct 7 List
New York reports ships arriving from Bremen Southampton Bordeaux and other ports while departures include Spree Oddam and Prussia. Vessels named Paris Teutonic Noordland Maa schem Fulda Lahn St Paul Georgia and Georgia continue routes to Southampton Rotterdam Copenhagen Hamburg and Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trave
Bremen
Southampton
Chateau la Fite
Bordeaux
Paris
Teutonic
Dake Pool
Noordland
Antwer
Lahn
St. Paul
Maaaschem
Rotterdam
Fulda
Genoa
Georgia
Copenhagen
Spree
Oddam
Prussia
Hamburg
Liverpool
Brow Head
Papers Questioned for Defective Party Names in Delaware Race
In Delaware the nomination papers of ex Judge Butler are questioned for using the word Republic. The appellation for Congressman Robinson is Robinson congressional. State department clerks continue to labor over a large batch of nomination papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Butler
Delaware
Republic
Robinson
State Department
Detroit colonel predicts withdrawal of standard Democrat ticket
Grand Rapids report says Colonel W. A. Gavel of Detroit states the standard Democrat ticket at Indianapolis will be withdrawn before election. He cites authority from Hon. Don M. Diggin, of Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Mich
W. A. Gavel
Detroit
Standard Democrata
Indianapolis
Don M. Dickingon
Bishop Walker Elected as Western New York Bishop
Buffalo Oct 7 Bishop Walker of North Dakota was elected Episcopal bishop of western New York by the council on the sixth ballot at this evening's session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Buffalo
North Dakota
New York
Death of William Edwards, fourth Baron Kensington
London Oct 7 Baron Kensington William Edwards fourth baron Kensington died suddenly today in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
London
William Edwards
P. c
Indiana News Briefs and Local Notes
Weather indictions today fair with a touch of chill. Indiana residents pay respects as Georgia state election moves forward. Eastern question discussed and Bryan’s Indiana crusade noted. A. B. Williams pleads guilty in local court. November common pleas lists and editorial pages. Crystal Boys at Newby A Much Married and The Three Confederates conclude. Teet openings and Chauncey Depew Lincoln speech referenced. News across the valley.
Populists Defeated as Atkinson Prepares Big Georgia Victory
Atlanta reports indicate Atkinson Democrat will win the governorship by at least 30,000 with overall state majorities possibly over 40 to 50 thousand. Populist chairman Cunningham urges patience for official returns while notes suggest mixed gains in counties like Bibb and Richmond amid strong Democratic turnout. Watson territory shows continued Populist strength limited by statewide margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atkinson
A. Clay
Democratic State Committee
John D. Cunningham
Maron
Savannah
Augusta
Watson
Richmond County
Georgia
Thomas E. Watson
Thomson
Macon
Bibb County
Crow Declines to Withdraw in Philadelphia Sheriff Race
James TL Miles the Republican nominee for sheriff announced his withdrawal after a Republican committee urged a new candidate. Alexander Crow Jr the Democratic nominee for sheriff declined to withdraw and the Republican convention will reconvene to select a new nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
James TL. Miles
Miles
Alexander Crow, Jr
McKinley Citigen
Crow
West Virginia Fuse Names Houston and Basil as Electors
Parkersburg W V Oct 7 The conference between Democratic and Populist leaders concluded with a fusion on the national ticket Populists naming H T Houston of Alderson and Colonel James Basil of Weston as electors at large Democratic nominees to be withdrawn, ending a political clash and uniting the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
West Virginia
H. T. Houston
Alderson
James Basil
Weston
President Cleveland Arrives at Greenwich Aboard Oneida
President Cleveland reached Greenwich Connecticut aboard the steam yacht Oneida around midnight, staying as a guest of Mr. E C Benedict. No return plans to Washington have been announced for him and the president’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Conn
Cleveland
E. C. Benedict
Washington
Ex-Auditor General Fiensel Rejects Chicago Platform
Lancaster Pa Oct 7 Ex Auditor General W A Fiensel in a letter declines to address a Democratic meeting and says he is not in accord with the Chicago platform with Mr Hrgan s arguments on the ump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
W. A.fiensel
Chicago
Hrgan
Ump
Arrested Ezara Roscoe confesses to Missouri murder
Ezara Roscoe, arrested at Maryville, Mo, for the murder of Mrs. Ew aml ey at Arkee, Mo, has confessed. Preparations are under way to lynch him tonight in Kansas City, Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ezara Roscoe
Maryville
McPhelan Files as Jeffersonian State Senate Nominee
Harrieburg Ohio papers show William McPhelan of Pittsburg filed as a Jeffersonian nominee for state senator. He will oppose C L Magee who has secured the Republican and Democratic nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrieburg
Ort
William McPhelan
Pittsburg
C. L. Magee
Bicycle Works Fire at Perton Illinois District
Fire destroyed the Ide Bicycle works and Parson Horological Institute in Perton Illinois today causing an estimated loss of 126000 dollars. Six bicycle company logs valued at 90000 dollars were insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perton
Tll
Ide Bicycle Works
Parsone Horological Institute
Bicycle Company
Tornado Reported Near Edmond South Lands Injuries
A disastrous tornado is reported south of Edmond, Oklahoma Territory this morning injuring several persons. Details are scarce as officials and witnesses confirm the event but have not yet released full information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Edmond
C. T
Rioting in Elberton Leaves Man Dead and Suspect Fugitives
In Elberton Georgia this morning an election riot left Bud Bandere dead after a shot fired by Will Mafel. Wall was seriously wounded and a man named Swift also injured. All involved are white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Elberton
Will Mafel
Bud Bandere
Wall
Swift
Heralds Weather Forecast for New York Oct
In the middle states today clear and colder with northwest to northeast winds and sharp frosts. In Pyaar fall warmer preceded by severe frosts with northerly to easterly winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middle States
Pyaar
Blankets in White or Tan at Various Prices
Catalog excerpt listing many blankets in white or tan colors from brands like Plaza Alpine and Chaska. Includes sizes from crib to full, with prices ranging from 0.99 to 16.45 and mentions extra fine California blankets and bedding sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana
Plaza
Bulgaria
Ates Epeenees
Califor
Comfortables Offer Silkline Comfortables at Low Prices
This week we feature 20 dozen Silkoline Comfortables with regular lines. Sizes 70 by 80 inches, plain edge priced at 1.29 dollars, or 1.42 dollars with a ruffle. A strong value since the material itself cannot be bought at this price.
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Warziouse
M’kinley
Ohio
Tabernacle
Hitler
Applaise
Treasury
Pennsylvania State Board
Judge Porter
Jersey
Goodman
The
International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Florida
Steameship
Wall Street Review and Markets
A. B. Williams
Common Pleas
Editorial
Crystal Boys
Newby
Lincoln
Tom Watson
Cunningham
Fusion
Grover
Hensel
Roscoe
Herald's
Finley
Lackawanna Avenue
Spruce Street
W. J. Weichel
Spruce
Matthews Brothers
Atlantic
Reynolds
Crockett
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