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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1895
Page
1
Shapes and Cuts of Our Capes
The article proclaims new cape designs with precise shapes and carefully selected skins. It notes preplanned orders and early preparation to combat summer heat, highlighting dedicated workmanship and fashionable garments now offered for inspection.
Price Cut on High Grade Numbers Sparks Short Sale
A local retailer announces a temporary reduction on several high grade numbers. The promotions highlight the distinct quality stamp and promise significant savings for a few days only.
Astrakhan Capes Theme in Latest Fashion Model
A fashion listing highlights Astrakhan capes as a premier selection with the choicest skins on display. The piece notes the approved model and lists a special price drop from 30.00 to 24.90, inviting shoppers to take advantage of the offer.
Russian Seal Caves Tich Sale Special Price
A sale highlights the Russian Seal Caves Tich model in serviceable condition with original price $25.00 and a special price of $18.49. Item emphasizes value and discount for buyers seeking a fit for purpose.
Electric Seal Capes Deservedly Popular at Special Price
Electric seal capes are praised for their many good qualities and are offered at a special price of 24.98 dollars. The item emphasizes value and appeal, targeting buyers seeking warm, stylish outerwear.
Finest Selected Skins Special Price Highlight
The notice advertises very fine selected skins, sewn and trimmed, offered at a special price of 32 dollars and 48 cents.
Two Equal Value Specials Listed With Different Prices
An advertisement touts two equally good numbers with expert only guidance to differentiate. Item No 1 shows a value of $40 now offered at $32.75 while No 2 lists a $45 value at $36.90.
Evidence in Durant Case Tests Failing Schemes
San Francisco reports focus on Durant trial where defense closes after a day of testimony aimed at undermining key witnesses. Lenihan details misdated visits and potential offers of a health-office job, while others dispute alibis and the provenance of a ring and a strap linked to Maud Lamont. The prosecution plans rebuttal tomorrow as crucial affidavits are examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Durant
Charles Lenihan
Oppenheim
Lenihan
Attorn
Mise Lamont
S Allegant
Hla Miotistiche
Robert N. Lynch
Gibson
Emmanuel Church
Chnsel
Mr. Gibson
Dickinson
Tyurant
Blanche Tamont
Thia Strap
Eri
Dickinson Enid
Maud Lamont
Slater
Barnes
Figures Upon Mining In The Pennsylvania Report
The Department of Internal Affairs will publish a mining report covering coal output in 1894. Anthracite production fell to 45,008,179 tons from 47,170,589. bituminous declined to 70,200,210 tons from 74,400,099. Employment rose to 226,872 as mine days dropped due to a long strike and broader economic depression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Internal Affairs
Harrisburg
Pennsylvan Sa Ia
Grudge Ended in Mexican Mine Murder Suicide
Fresnillo Mexico October 21 H J Marley American foreman of the La Tiersen mine was shot and killed by George Pernet an American. Pernet then killed himself with a pistol. It is alleged Marley wronged Pernet in the United States years ago and Pernet hunted him to Mexico. Marley located at Fresnillo ten days before the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresnillo
Mexico
H. J. Marley
la Tiersen
George Pernet
Here
Marley
Fernet
United States
Unclear excerpt notes confessions after crime at foreman’s home
The fragment describes Marley hosting a guest when Fernet departed a written confession in a room of the foreman’s house. The text is partial and provides limited context about the crime and individuals involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marley
Fernet
Two Young Men Stabbed in Pittston Affray
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on October 21 a stabbing occurred after a conflict between Joseph Tighe and William Mooney. Mooney drew a knife and stabbed Tighe in the leg, leaving him in a fainting condition. Mooney fled fearing he had killed his opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Pittstonianicht
Joseph Tighe
Wiliam Mooney
Mooney
Tehe
Mackey Floral Tributes For John W Mackay Jr Funeral
Paris reports the funeral of John W Mackay Jr held in St Ferdinand Des Ternes church after he died from a horse accident in Kiléha town. Clarence Mackay led the casket with a grand wreath while Princes Colonna children and others sent ornate floral tributes. A marble effigy of his dog Jim boasted in the courtyard as mourners prayed and the coffin was anointed with holy water before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
John W. Mackay, Jr
Leing
Kile Eha
Sarih
St. Ferdinand Des Ternes
Clarence Mackay
Parma
Willie Mackay
Commercial Cable Company
Havke
Princess Colonna
Princess Colonne
Wille ‘i
Attente le Very Impresalive
Perna
Palma
Reliberg
Jim
Mackay
Tiny
Mr. Dichy
Mr. Mackay
Mr. Diehy
Dickinson Nomination Fails Amid Party Rift in Detroit
In Detroit Michigan a push to nominate Dickinson for mayor collapsed as party members opposed his leadership. The effort faced internal resistance and divided the local federal apparatus hindered by demoralized conditions within the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Get
Labor
Don
M. Dickinson
Oex
Dickingen
Dhewa
Membhere
Tim
Mle Delite
Althoweher
Killing of Youth Sparks Rural Tragedy
Huntingon Wo Vadiet a 21 year old man from Wand family is shot and killed across the river by Dotson as he courted Dotson's daughter Hathaat. The couple had met in secret. Dotson shot Solith in the head then fled, later captured. the daughter laments the tragedy and condemns her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agron
Istae Diotvon
Dotean
Dotson
Solith
Bold attempt to rob mail wagon near post office
Two men with revolvers attempted a United States mail wagon robbery this morning as driver Gelisk rode toward the post office. Shots rang out but missed. Belek collapsed as the horse halted at the post office. The wagon belonged to the Chicago transfer to the Big Four and held valuable cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Tod
United States
Gelisk
Ywolt
Belek
Mall
Chicago
Were Witness Jugglers Sentenced for Dis Suading Witness
Edwin Schug and John Hank were each sentenced to six months in jail and fined 300 dollars for attempting to dissuade a witness in Faston Pennsylvania Judge Scott handed down the ruling. The witness was George Fuhr whom Schug had previously been convicted of selling liquor on Sunday. In Colorado Springs Mrs Shields shot H Crawford on Tejone street claiming he wronged her, with Crawford killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Schug
John Hank
Faston
Scott
Schug
Hank
George Fuhr
Vangeange
Colorado Springs
Colo
Fight Declared Off In Florida Athletic Club Bout
Florida Athletic club declared off the Corbett Fitzsimmons fight after negotiations failed to reach a postponement to November 1.双方争执涉及 private arrangements and stakes with Brandy and Julian accusing each other of bad faith while plans to stage the bout elsewhere proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Corbett-Fitgelmmans
Florida Athletic Club
Corbett
Bardy
Kute Julian
Fitzsimmons
Martha Julian
Catia
Carbott
Fitasimmons
Vondin
Brisk Boxing Card Fills Maspeth Arena
Rough crowd of about 3000 watched Timmy Harry of Chicago and Jack Madden of Brooklyn clash for the 1M pound title in a main bout that ended in a blood smeared draw. Earlier, Jimmy Tlandter of Newark and Warry Fisher of Brooklyn fought ten rounds, Madden scoring a final knockdown before the stoppage. John L. Sullivan attended and Madden’s trainer circle included Jack Barry and Tom O Rourke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timmy Harry
Chicago
Jack Medden
Brooklyn
America
Oateh Welzhta
Jimmy Tlandter
Newark
Warry Fisher
Tim Tiret
Avenine
John L. Sullivan
Madden
Jack Barry
John McTiernan
Dick Howell
Feoree Inely
Barry
Tom O'Rourke
Professor Deforest
Caspar Leon
Brazil Sets Course for Cuban Insurgent Recognition
Washington on October 21 reports that Brazil will align with the United States on recognizing Cuban insurgents as belligerents. Foreign Minister Moedonka relayed a message stating Brazil will act in full accord with U S policy on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Washington
Presa de Apatches
Brazil
Moendonca
Braall
United States
Funeral for John W. Mackay Jr. set in Paria church
Paria reports the funeral of John W. Mackay Jr. who died after a horse accident at his château in the Barth department. The service is scheduled tomorrow at noon in the Catholic church of St. Ferdinand Ternen in Paria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
John W. Mackay, Jr
Barth
St. Ferdinand Ternen
Sommers Must Pay After Forfeited Bail Ruling
Judge Archbald ruled in the commonwealth against Joseph Sommers that forfeited bail in Lackawanna county cannot be treated as a mere ceremony. In 1403 Bernard Jacobs and Jacob Sommers faced assault and battery and robbery charges. Sommers was acquitted of assault and battery, with costs split, while the bail matter heads to a hearing November 18 for a more equitable sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald
Commonwealth
Joseph Sommers
Lackawanna County
Bernard Jacobs
Jacops Sommers
Ol Forge Township
George Schlager
Jacoby
Somvmersa
Jacobs
Justice of the
Andrew Doles
Est
Sormmere
Sommers
Archbard
Ageault
Woman Dies En Route to Hyde Park Cemetery
Mrs. Milea Gibbons, about 60, collapsed near Hyde Park Catholic cemetery while her husband accompanied her to visit a son's grave. She died before medical help arrived, leaving behind Patrick Miles Gibbons, carpenters Miles Jr, and several daughters. Funeral details to be announced with burial at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milea Gibbons
Hyde Park Catholic
North End
Summit Avenue
Gibbons
Gi.bons
Patrick Gibbons
Miles, Jr
Katie
Susie
Belinda Gibbons
Patrick
Jeff
Church of the Holy Rosary
Morial
Thief for an Escort Steals Purse on a Evening Out
A young woman in the Weetie area was out with Michael Meloughtin when he carried her wrap and disappeared with a purse containing $12. The money was later spent on a spree, leading to a warrant and Melughtin being arrested and jailed. He admitted taking the money and said he could not return it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Meloughtin
Michael Motatehiln
Westerlay
McLaurhain
Millar
Perry
Moef Lauchi
Betta
Flynn crushed to death in coal shaft accident
Flynn, a miner at the Meckson shaft of the Delaware and Hudson company, was killed yesterday by a coal slab weighing about fifteen by ten by nine inches that fell on him. Funeral set for Wednesday at his residence, Holy Rosary church services, Hyde Park cemetery interment. he was about four years old, survived by a wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim
Mekson
Lawrences Flynn
Amelia Avenue
Meckson
Delaware and Hudsonanal Company
Fignon
Holy Rosary Church
Hyde Park Cemetery
Dodgen Must Stand Trial in Post Law Case
In Philadelphia today United States district court judge Judeo Ruther ordered William H. Dodenn superintendent of the Mercantile Trust company to stand trial for alleged post law violations. The collection agency is charged with sending threatening letters to those who refused to pay, the court finding the letters aimed to coerce payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Judeo Ruther
United States District Court
William HH. Dodenn
Mercantile Trlow Company
Elaine
Advance in coal prices drives Tidewater rate hike
Reading company increases tide water coal price 24 to 40 cents per ton effective Thursday with a likely November 1 adjustment to freight and fine prices. This marks the fourth rise since September 23 as Philadelphia faces broad price moves. Separately a municipal probe will begin November 1 under the Citizens' Municipal Association and state senate committee leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Reading Coal Company
Citizens’ Municipal Association
Wiliam H. Andrews
Senate
Inez
Train Robbers Sentenced in Bloomington Murder Case
Three men charged with the murder of Chicago and Alton engineer Frank Holmes of Bloomington were tried in Carlinville Alabama. The defendants Myers Frost and Bryant faced trial for an attempted train robbery last spring at a fan. They were sentenced in connection with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlinville, AL
Myers
Frost and Bryant
Chicago
Old Sailor Faces Indiscretion Charge and Recall
Washington reports Rear Admiral Kirkland is detached from the European naval station amid dissatisfaction over his remarks about President Faure and American missionaries. Commodore Selfridge will succeed him as acting rear admiral, marking a historic father son rise to the top rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kirkland
Nval
Thomas C. Selfridge, Jr
President Faure
France
Herbert
Syria
Armenia
Kiel
Admiral Kirkland
Gibraltar
Algiers
San Francisco
Callon Heta
North Carolina
Inez
Armival Kirkland
Beever
Feldf
Belfridge
United States Navy
Naval Service
Admiral Selfridge
Thomas
Selfridge
County Institute Opens With 970 Teachers Ahead
The Lackawanna county annual teachers institute starts next week for five days in the court house main room. About 970 teachers from Dunmore and Carebondale join Scranton excluded. University and normal school leaders from Benton South Abington Taylor Honesdale Lock Haven participate along with Deputy State Superintendent Houck. Public lectures by Walter Scott and Rev John Hoflere complete the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna County
Court Home
Dunmore
Carebondale
Scranton
C.N. Snpder
Benton
Z. A. Gay
South Abington
George £. Pruullps
Taylor
J. B. Brennan
Fell Township
Eppestein
J.P. Gents
Ohio State University
George M. Phillips
Westcheeter State Normal School
George W. Twitmeyer
Honesdale
Margaret Metloskey
Lock Haven State Normal School
Henry M. Houck
Court House
Tes. Walter QC. Scott
D. Dh
Julius Coesar
Scott
John Hoflare
Boekel P University
Richmond
Execution Date Reprieve Extended for Bezek Case
Governor Hastings has fixed January 8 1808 for the execution of murderer Bezek unless the board of pardons grants clemency. Bezek received a sixty day extension beginning November 6 after the board recommended at least thirty days more. Attorney George S. Horn said a decision is not expected until the board’s next meeting on Wednesday January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frans Tezek
Board of Pardons
Mary Korsie
Hastings
Novi
Board of Parsons
George S. Horn
Tribune
Bezek
Whist Club Entertained on Jefferson Avenue
Feranton oldest card club gathering hosted by William T. Smith at his Jefferson venue home. Dinner preceded whist. attendees included Judges Willard and Gunster, Henry Belin, J H L Anderson, C R Faber, George Sanderson, Kingsbury, Jesseup, N J Robertson, Major Warren, A Alton Davis, Charles Wade, C H Welles, H Torrey, P Price, A H Christy. Major Oakford absent due to a relative’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feranton
Willam T. Smith
Jefferson
E. N. Willard
F. W. Gunster
Henry Belin
Jn. HL d. Anderson
C. R. Faber
Deaths of a Week in Health Board Report
The weekly report shows 31 total deaths, 5 new contagious cases, and 8 deaths from contagious diseases. Four scarlet fever cases and one diphtheria case were recorded, with three typhoid deaths, two scarlet fever deaths, two diphtheria deaths, and one pulmonary complaint death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Mealth
Briges
Board of Health
Fall Department Offers Wide Range of Union Suits
The store in Scranton promotes a large stock of Ladies' Gentlemen's and Children's vests pants and union suits with reduced tariffs lowering prices. Specials include Ladies' Onelta Union Suits at 1.00 to 1.25, Children's at 0.04 to 0.60, and the full range of Egyptian blends and fleeced underwear for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genta’ Wright
Chitéren
Novelties Eye Glasses Opera Glasses and Spectacles
A compact specialty item listing notes a focus on novelty eye wear including eye glasses opera glasses and spectacles offered by a local shop. It highlights a range of optical aids and accessories for period clientele.
Shamokin Scranton Game Off After Club Coordination Snag
H G Beele of Shamokin telephoned The Tribune to explain Scranton failed to field a club for the weekend match. Scranton manager BE A Himore informed Shamokin on Saturday morning that no team could assemble, delaying the game until a later date. Shamokin cannot play midweek games, Mr Seele says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
H. G. Beele
Shamokin
The
Tribune
BE. A.himore
Seele Cays
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