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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1895
Page
1
Neighbor Osland Sells Corset and Glove Stock for Cash
Neighbor Osland decided to quit corset and glove selling. He accepted a cash offer for his stock, which was considerably less than half of what he paid for the goods months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osland
Corset Line Priced Within Reach Drives City Trade
The new Corset Line is declared the finest yet for Scranton, described as too fine for ordinary trade but offered at affordable prices that fit any budget, aiming to boost sales across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Sale of Osland's Corset Stock Begins Tomorrow
A sale of Osland's corset stock starts tomorrow at 9 a m and runs for ten days. The event promises discounted undergarments and specialty fittings, with shoppers urged to visit the store during the ten day sale window.
Popular Corsets Spark Market Listing Overview
The list highlights Osland corsets with prices from 69 cents to 1.25 dollars. Additional commoner makes fill the market as buyers are urged to consider reopening sizes and available options.
Wreck on Pennsylvania Express Near Pittsburg Kills Conductor
Mail express wreck at Manor Station near Pittsburg injures ten to twelve seriously and kills conductor John W. Miller. Eight doctors arrive from Pittsburg to treat the wounded. Sixty to seventy passengers are moved to Pittsburgh for treatment. injured names include L. H. Kunkle Thomas Donahue and others, with many unidentifiable at Manor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Johnstown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Manor Station
Manor
Manor Valley Railroad
John W. Miller
Miller
John Baker
Pitteburg
Elcht
L. H. Kunkle
Thomas Donahue
Greensbore
Margaret Metzger
Irwin, Pa
Mr. James
F. A. Pape
Washington Street
Allegheny
P. Nester
Wilkinsburg
George Robinson
Roadstown
N. J
Kelly
William M. Webb
G. Vansant
New York
AH. K. Late
Altoona
John Troby
Beaver Falls
Fannie Washington
E. R. Allison
D. Shanahan
Butler County
Martha Black
C. E. Strong
C. G. Montague
Wall Staton
R.G. Gamble
M. D. Messner
Canton
George W. Lewis
Robert Johnson
D. R. Stewart
Milas Maggie James
Merchante
Mies James
Episcopal Convention Parlia mentarians Confused by Primate Debate
At Minneapolis on October 9 the Episcopal general convention saw deputies overwhelmed by a flood of amendments on the primate question. Confusion rose as substitutions and insertions tangled together leaving parliaments perplexed about the plan for a future head of the church. A notable development was the reaffirmation of bishop coadjutor as a substitute for assistant bishop and a move toward five new provinces each led by an archbishop with provincial primates elected by their bishops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
House of the
House of Bishops
Muddle of Six and Seven in Judicial Ballot
Harrisburg Oct 9 Attorney General McCormick sought a writ of mandamus to force the secretary of the commonwealth to prepare an official ballot form for the November election allowing seven candidates for judge of the Superior court An early decision is planned before Oct 22 to permit appeal to the supreme court and challenge the minority party one of seven Superior judge seats as unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
McCormick
Dauphin County
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Superior Court
M. EB. Olmsted
Stranahan
Seceretary of the Commonwealth
Supreme Court
State Department
Controversy Over Tax Adjusted for Golden Eagle Knights
The Knights of the Golden Eagle adopt an amendment setting taxes at 1 cent per member in states under 2,000 members and retain a $200 cap in larger states. Reading, Pennsylvania is favored as next meeting site. Officials named include supreme chief W.C. Brown of Delaware and vice-chief A. G. Edly of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reading
Knights of the Golden
E Eytie
Pennepivania
W.C. Brown
Delaware
A. G. Edly
New York
Fragmentary list of ranks and names across states
A scattered OCR fragment lists titles and individuals by state including Timothy McCarthy as supreme hich priest in Ohio, William Cul bertson as supreme keeper of the exchequer in Pennsylvania, W. W. Carrada as supreme keeper of records in Pennsylvania, Howard Winslow as supreme first guardsman in Indiana, Joseph Je. Whiteford as supreme second guardsman in Maine, Henry P. Meineke as supreme medical examiner in Maryland, and Henry P. Meineke as lieutenant general in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Timothy McCarthy
Pennsylvania
William Culbertson
W. W. Carrada
Indiana
Supreme First Guardsman
Howard Winslow
Maine
Joseph Je. Whiteford
Maryland
Henry P. Meineke
Grand Jury Examines Killing of Ernest Green
The grand jury in Washington begins hearings on the Aug 2 shooting of 12 year old Ernest Green by Elizabeth M Flatter daughter of General Flagler. About twenty witnesses including Green's parents and witnesses with the six boys are summoned. No appearance by Flatter or friends. coroner’s statement reviewed. indictments unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.D
Grand Jury
Elizabeth M. Flatter
Flagler
Ernest Green
Green
Richard Green
Martha Thomas
Treasury Department
The Californian Fiend Recites His Own ATIBI Trial
Theodore Durant testified that he is 144 years old and recited his account of the events surrounding the murder of two girls. He described meeting Plynche Taumant through her aunt and accompanying her to school, with details of their travels and activities that day. The court adjourned for noon and Durant was to resume testimony that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franciis
Theodore Durant
Dickerson
Plynche Taumant
Twenty-fleet
Micelon
George BR. King
Ming
Larkin Street
Sutter Street
Gowric Street
Webster Street
Cooper College
Thirant
Honeht
Clay Street
Webster
Broadway
Carter
Mit O'Dante
Elaes
Meins
Meir
Turgat
Veterans refuse to remove badges at funeral service
Port Huron Michigan reports a burial service for veteran Fred Smith at St Joseph's Church conducted by Father Spaeth. Grand Army of the Republic pallbearers were asked to remove their badges and remained outside until rites ended, sparking anger among veterans who claimed the diocese forbids unapproved societies from wearing regalia in church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Huron
Mich
Fred Smith
Whian
Sorhorn
Grand Army of the Thepublic
St. Jnseph's Catholic Church
Father Spaeth
Grand Army of the Republic
Trather
Assault on Tawra Thayer in Pottstown Street Attack
A stranger woman attacked Tawra Thayer on Pich Street accusing her of stealing the attacker’s husband. Thayer screamed for help. the assailant fled as police arrived and is described as an escaped lunatic. Thayer is in hysterics and the charges appear groundless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottstown
Tawra Thayer
Dein Dpd
Royer
Pich Street
Mise Rover
Delware Farm Woman Frightened By Burglars
Clara Kennel on a farm near Delaware O when two masked burglars broke in demanding admittance. They ransacked the house, tied up and searched for money, escaping with $1. The woman fainted and has remained distraught. her brother was away at the time and two men guard her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Clara
Manine
Yale Defeats Amherst 8to0 at Yale Field
Yale won decisively at Yale Field this afternoon, beating Amherst 8 to 0. The Eastern Park was the site where the University of Pennsylvania defeated Crescent Athletic Club 9 to 0. Harvard played two fifteen minute halves in a separate Boston area game with a score of 9 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Yale
Amherst
Yale Field
Eastern Park
University of Pennsylvania
Crescent Athletic Club
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Turkey Defiant as Dardanelles Tension Rises
Ottoman forces strengthen frontier defences and place torpedoes in the Dardanelles while Armenian churches remain sealed. Diplomatic talks with the six powers continue with no decisive reforms in Armenia, as authorities release imprisoned Armenians in poor condition and preparations for potential British naval action continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Sofia
Bulgaria
Dardanelles
Great Britain
Armenia
Poice
Zantieh
Althinens
Trebizond
Turkey
Funeral for General Mahone Draws Vast Crowds in Petersburg
Immense crowds gathered at Paul’s Episcopal Church in Petersburg to honor General William Mahone. Delegations from Richmond and Confederate veterans groups joined relatives and friends as the funeral, led by Rev. John Fidout, proceeded to Blandford Cemetery. The service and procession drew thousands, with veterans from the Petersburg Greys and A P Hill Camp leading the escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Joe Patchen King Dominates Five-Heat Pace Show
Lexington Kentucky reports the black stallion Joe Patchen lowered the colors of rivals Robert J and John R Gentry in a five heat race. Though defeated, Robert J and John R Gentry displayed sterling effort in a fierce contest before six thousand spectators. Robert J paid 100 to 50 over the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Joe Patchen
Robert J
John R. Gentry
Coleridge
Mease ban atruck reverne welos of coal in mountains
A brief report notes W. J. Mease bans a struck reverne welos of coal in the mountains near Cold Spring, Lebanon county. The passage also mentions a convention of Epworth rescue of the Wyoming district at Wilkes-Harre Inet night and a miners' strike at Walton's Lower Road mines near Pittsburg for higher wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cold Spring
Lebanon County
Epworth
Wyoming
Borun
Wilkes-Harre
Walton
Lower Road
Pittsburg
Royersford
Spring City
Sane
Conviction in Seven-Year John B. Thayer Case Shocks Norristown
In Norristown Pa on October 1 1888 James Phenix colored was convicted of burglary larceny assault with intent to kill receiving stolen goods and carrying concealed deadly weapons. He was captured after a chase by John R Thayer Jr and his brother near Merion. He escaped from a moving train and resurfaced months later in Newport Kentucky then was brought to Norristown for sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown
Dames Phenix
John B. Thayer
Merion
John R. Thayer, Jr
Mancroft Davis Recounts Sackville Romance and Irish Plot
J C Bancroft Davis, longtime Supreme Court reporter and former aide to Frelinghuysen, states his account appears twice in Sackville’s pamphlet. He describes the release of Irish prisoners after a Frelinghuysen request and denies knowledge of a conspiracy to kill Sir Lionel. Bayard, visiting Lord Bath’s estate, declines further comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. C. Bancroft Davis
Supreme Court
Frelinghuysen
Lord Sackville
London
Lord Granville
Dord Sackville
Lowell
Sonieutenant
Treland
Wow
Fritieth
Sir Lionel
Lord Lionel
General Sherman
United Press
Ambassador Bayard
Bath
Longleat
Warminster
Wiltshire
Texans aim to oust Corbett and Fitzsimmons in land jury
Texas grand jury questioned William Delaney Dan McDonald John McVey and Joe Corbett about Corbett and Fitzsimmons fight preparations. Jury seeks indictments under common law to push the pair out of the state. Delaney and party returned to San Antonio claiming no new information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
William Telaney
Dan McDonald
John McVey
Joe Corbett
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Delaney
San Antonio
Excelsior Social Club Opens With Dance and Supper
The Execetetor Social club in Scranton hosted an opening dance and midnight supper at Wyoming avenue amid lavish arrangements by Isaac Brown, Charles Wormser, and Charles Bernstein. Officers include Simon Lauer as president Morrie as vice president W Moses secretary and Herman Langfeld treasurer with many members and guests from Carbondale and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Execetetor Social Club
Scranton
Wyoming Avenue
Bauer
Iaaae Brown
Charles Wormser
Charles Ternstein
Simon Lauer
Morrle
Vic
W. Moses
Herman Langfeld
Fred Mores
Mr. Singer
Carbondale
Jefferson Freeman
Lewis Marke
and Mira
Ben Samter
Simens
Wii
Moses
Corin
Milas Nettle Nye
Missusele Bernatein
Charles Bernstein
Joseph Levy
Highwaymen Encounter Near Taylor on Returning Trip
J W Jordan of Jordan Bros candy dealers Providence was stopped by two men near Atherton farm who seized the horses bridles intending robbery. John B Reese, nearby, aided the rescue as the highwaymen fled toward the Delaware Lackawanna and Western tracks amid growing local fright and safety concerns for truck drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
J. W. Jordan
Jordan Bros
Providence
Atherton
Seistitee
John B. Reese
Delaware, Lackawanna
Supreme Court refuses mandamus in Jennings bail case
The Supreme Court yesterday denied attorney Cornelius Smith's mandamus to compel Judge Archibald to admit John G. Jennings to common bail in a perjury case. Costs were placed on Jennings. The mandamus actions included allegations against Lackawanna County officials over slander with a $15,000 damages claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Cornelius Smith
Archibald
John G. Jennings
Mr. Jennings
Smith
Lackawanna County
Effich I
Counterfeiters Arrested In Philadelphia Case
Six alleged counterfeiters Greemberg Rosengarten Friedman Friendberg Silberman and Traukel were bound over on bail amounts up to 2000 after a hearing led by United States Commissioner Craig. Firestine of Landisville New Jersey testified to the gang’s operations at his home and to secret presses and other tools found there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Greemberg
Rosengarten
Friedman
Friendberg
Silberman
Traukel
David Firestine
Landisville
N. J
United State
Craig
Greenberg
Firestine
Brabo
Dremer
George A. Barker
Secret Service
United States
Newall
Ball
United States Marshal's Office
Mrs Roach Hopeful After Head Bullet Injury
Hospital surgeons in Lackawanna report Mrs Fannie Roach showing signs of potential recovery though bullet remains near her brain above the right eye. She was conscious last night and rests comfortably as investigation into the double tragedy continues with coroner's inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Roach
Lackawanna Hospital
J. A. Kelley
M. FL
Wymba’ Undertaking Establishment
Jackson Street
Alex. McTaggart
Luzerne Etrestone
Richard Phillipe
Joan A. Lynch
Tribune
Messrs. McTageart
Lynch
Dante O'Conner
Luckles
Wymber Morgue
Parades Honor Father Mathew With Temperance Gatherings
Scranton Miocesan total abstinence members stage two processions to honor Father Theobald Mathew. Parades begin in Jermyn and Plymouth with Lugurne and Lackawanna societies, followed by a picnic and ball events. Grand marshal is M H McHale. C J O Boyle leads Plymouth march. Anniversary of Father Mathew’s birth and the 25th year of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theobald Mathew
Scranton Miocesan Union
Lackawanna County
Jermyn
Plysmouth
Delaware and Hudson
Lackawatena Avenue
St. Pauls Pioneer Corps
Hyde Park
Plymouth
St. Vincent's
C.J. O'Boyle
Father Mathew
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America
Final Jewish Festival Ends This Morning Simchas Torah Observed
The final Jewish festival of devotion ends this morning after a last night service at Linden Street temple led by Rabbi J. Feuerlicht on The Mosaic Legislation. The Torah reading begins last night and continues today with Simchas Torah significance. Services resume at 10 o clock this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Street
J. Feuerlicht
Fall Stock Expands At Scranton Department Store
The department presents large season stock including Ladies, Gentlemen and Children vests, pants and union suits. Sole Scranton agents tout excellent quality at lower prices due to reduced tariffs. Specials include Ladies Onelta Union Suits and Children’s Union Suits with broad size ranges, also Gents’ Fleeced Underwear and Egyptian Ribbed Vests and Pants. Full line of gloves and hosiery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Onelta
Ec. Up
Wright
Sc. Up
Election Officers Pay Under New Assembly Bill
The new fee bill sets election officers pay at 3.50 for judges and inspectors regardless of counting time, 4 for clerks, and 2 miles mileage for judges to return ballots. Previously officers earned 2 per day with extra days based on vote totals. judges received mileage for returns as well.
Weather forecast for far eastern Pennsylvania
Forecast shows warming by Thursday evening after frost on Wednesday morning. Expect westerly winds and milder temperatures as patterns shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
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