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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1895
Page
1
We offer a range of capes with the right prices and a complete selection of furs. Our stock includes styles to suit every buyer and we promise to meet any demand. Visit our shop to see the latest fur offerings and prices.
The piece highlights new cape designs with careful shaping and skin tones chosen for perfection. It notes preorders placed before spring blooms and emphasizes summer heat relief through stylish garments crafted by skilled hands at work.
The notice announces a temporary price reduction on a selection described as high grade fur capes. The sale highlights the distinct quality and stamped assurance, offering a limited window for customers to take advantage of lower prices.
Fashion notice highlights Astrakhan capes skins as the latest approved model. The item is valued at $30.00 with a special price of $24.90.
Special Price offered at 18.49 dollars from 26.00 dollars. Item titled Russian Seal Capes Tich locking and a for ser vice with a discount noted.
Described as deservedly popular fur the electric seal capes feature many qualities. Original value 630.00 now offered at 24.98 with sale skins selected and trimmed. Special price 32.48 noted for comparison.
An old advertisement touts Wool Seal Capes with two models. Wo. 1 priced at 40 dollars now 32.75. Wo. 2 priced at 45 dollars now 36.90.
Report from New York dated October 18 states Thomas H. Carter, Republican National Committee chairman, is meeting fellow committee members to set the date and location for the national convention. Mentions possible May meeting, December Washington venue, and potential Carter replacement amid factional talks.
The body of Eva Lefrentere, who vanished June 24 after being seen at Mrs. Wendal’s millinery shop, was found hidden in an attic corner of the Wendal block. Shoes found in carpet rags linked to the disappearance, and authorities allege assault and murder.
Phillipsburg Pa October 18 Miners expect a strike to begin tomorrow as operators have not granted the wage advance. If observed 5000 to 6000 miners may be idle in the Clearfield and Beech Creek regions, signaling pronounced impact on local industry.
Washington Oct 18 The Spanish minister De Lome reports Madrid says Brazil has not recognized Cuban belligerent rights. Brazil has, in the last three days, facilitated the departure of more than 300 Spaniards volunteering to fight alongside Cuban rebels.
Dr Abbie J Seymour a Buffalo physician and artist of repute took her own life last night by leaping before a West Shore train near the Water Works station. Her skull was crushed and the body unrecognizable at the scene. She had been crippled by an accident last spring and suffered from melancholia.
Washington reports Antonio Maxima Mora received $509.76 as payment for confiscation of his Cuban estate. The check reflects Mora's share from the indemnity secured from Spain after deducting assignments to Rodr igues Page and others.
Milwaukee Oct 18 Three men Fred Awe Jr Fred Awe Jr and John Schmidt were killed while drilling a well on Seventh Avenue by noxious gas in a singular accident. Awe Jr descended first signaling for help then his father and Schmidt went to assist him all three suffocated with no rescue signal after three hours of effort they were recovered dead.
At the Baltimore convention on October 18 an afternoon session saw two resolutions debated and adopted. Mrs A S Benjamin of Michigan proposed that white ribbon women who wear the peace badge should not be blamed for defending themselves against charges related to any human being anywhere.
The second day of the Imperial Grand Council of the Mystic Shrine in Washington on October 18 approved the most Imperial grand potentate's address and archived orders. The Imperial grand corresponding recorder Dr Sevilley report was approved and sent to a committee for codification. The council approved changes including the grand court of the Daughters of the Sphinx and several ritual revisions. A triennial assembly will be held on the third Tuesday in August at a location chosen by the imperial grand potentate. Memorial services will be held annually for temples under the domain of the imperial grand commander to honor nobles who have passed.
In Mount Holly New Jersey on October 18 a row at a colored cake walk ended when James Hagerty a North Carolina negro fired at Charles McKim Mrs Silas Wessels George Whittaker and Charles Wiman. Hagerty was shot in the back and is mortally wounded. he is jailed here awaiting fate.
Three Americans Russell, Killoran, and Henry Anderson were arrested in Pruges Belgium on suspicion of a Sept 21 Ostend jewelry robbery worth 100 000 francs. A woman identified as Andersons mistress, Anna James, was also arrested and linked to the case by police.
Creede Colorado reports a morning fire destroying $150 000 in property across four blocks of the business district. The blaze consumed the Cottal House hotel and included the city hall First National bank offices of the Gentinel Candie Miner and Warren Coulson labor produce company. Western Union Telegraph office burned. post office saved. The town previously suffered a complete destruction by fire in June 1892.
The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution convened today in Congress Hall at the Atlanta Exposition with about 600 women present, alongside the Colonial Dames assembly. Mrs. Adelai Stevenson, wife of the vice president, opened the session. this marks the first national council meeting south of Washington. The Colonial Dames plan a meeting tomorrow in the same building.
The Union Veterans' Legion completed its tenth national encampment in Buffalo New York and adjourned. The second ballot elected Colonel George James of Cincinnati as national commander. The group will reconvene next year in Washington.
Fire at Waenchester, forty miles east of Cincinnati, today almost destroyed the town. Sixty stores and over twenty residences burned, two churches, two banks, and social halls including Odd Fellows, Masons destroyed. Loss over 150000 with insurance not exceeding 40000.
Havana reports the government dismissed Professor Jose Antigung of the university for disaffection toward Spain and authorized the supreme court to remove fiscal judges for lack of confidence. In Delaware Penns Grove, the army and ammunition seized during Coban filibuster arrests were handed to counsel for return to their owners.
The execution of two United States prisoners, Thomas St. Clair and Hane Hansen, for the murder of Thin Mate Firexores of the bark Heaper, occurred after noon.
Ex Judge George S Wardwell a leading Buffalo lawyer died this morning after a long career with the bar. His passing marks the loss of a prominent jurist in the local legal community.
The Indiana completed a 31 knot test between Cape Ann and Boone Island, averaging 15.01 knots over four hours and earning a potential bonus up to 75,000. Officials praised the engines as the best they have ever handled, with 9,700 horsepower average and 11,800 hp in the final fifteen minutes. Commissioning planned for early next month.
The Ancient Order United Workmen at Johnstown Pa nominates officers for 1896 4 term. Nominations include grand master workman M Park Davis Meadville grand foreman William T Powell Pittsburgh grand overseer Ed K B Hohmann Johnstown and several other posts from Philadelphia New Castle Oil City and Allegheny. Election to occur in December.
Washington states there is no intention to recall the consul general at Havana, Mr. Williams, praising his services and the favorable reception of his work by the captain peers of Cubs. The note mentions some Madrid correspondence but lacks details.
The matter remained nonserious and favorable, with Secretary showing little concern or interest. the incident did not develop into anything unpleasant or noteworthy.
Washington October 18 secretary Carlisle denies plans to raise beer taxes for new revenue. He has not admitted need for higher revenues and has not decided to ask Congress for an increased beer tax. He doubts such a recommendation would be approved.
Dun's Review reports mixed sentiment for the week with some hopeful signs in cotton and iron markets yet warns of speculative impact. It notes declines in wheat prices and reduced Atlantic exports, while confirms lingering weak demand in iron and leather and ongoing high prices for bridge plates and billets in Pittsburg.
Washington reports the first cabinet meeting since the president's return convened with all members present. The two and a half hour session covered the Cuban situation and broad foreign policy plus domestic administration, leaving many papers unacted as the president prepared to travel to Atlanta.
Elgin Illinois October 18 The Evangelical association closed its general conference after fourteen days the shortest on record Rev William Yost of Cleveland was reelected statistical secretary and Rev C A Thomas was named president of the general missionary society A court of appeals was elected with members including Guelleck of Brooklyn Brown of Reading J G Simon of St Paul and others from Indiana Ohio Michigan Illinois and Ontario
Frank Smith a boy of about 3 who briefly appeared on the war department rolls as a laborer was found unconscious on the Potomac bridge and died after being taken to a hospital. Foul play is suspected though self poisoning is also considered. Smith lamented the low status of the federal post he held and faced disappointment in government service.
The eteo steamer America bound for upbound coal laden sank after a collision with the steamer W. H. Gilbert at Rain's Island near Sailor's encampment in the Soo River. Owned by the Kelderhouse syndicate of Buffalo, valued at 190,000. Gilbert uninjured. all America crew escaped unharmed.
Washington Oct 18 First Lieutenant Warren T Cowles Sixteenth Infantry found guilty of neglect of duty by a court martial at Fort Douglass Utah and sentenced to three months imprisonment and reprimand. The principal charge concerned failing to ascertain the coal delivered at Fort Douglass. Ex Associate Judge Joseph Cooper died today at Myerstown after several weeks pneumonia in Lebanon Pa.
Hot Springs October 18 Corbett arrives from Spring Lake to face Justice W A Kirk and Chancery Judge Leatherman in Garland county arrest on a wagered prize fight with Robert Fitzsimmons. Prosecution argues laws on prize fighting. habeas corpus petition seeks inquiry into detention. sheriff and deputy guard Corbett as trial looms. Prosecution discusses governor militia power and local control.
The French Republic reports to the United States its plan to hold a universal exposition of art and industrial and agricultural products in 1900 at Paris. Ambassador Pattenotre presented the document to the secretary of state outlining the eleven year cycle of international expositions and the credits voted by parliament for preliminary measures since a 1892 decree.
Nenad Lancaster PA telegram reports John Bealls died in Osceola Clearfield County. He played for Elmira in the easterly season and then joined Lancaster club. He was among players reserved for next season.
The department highlights a larger, more varied stock of ladies men and children's vests pants and union suits. As Scranton agents they tout reduced tariffs making goods lower in price with quality improved. Specials include Ladies Onelta Union Suits and Gents Wrights Fleeced Health Underwear from 60 cents up.
A local shop advertises a specialty in eye glasses opera glasses and spectacles offering a range of styles and fittings for readers and customers seeking precise optical solutions. The notice emphasizes expertise and a broad selection for all vision needs.
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