Saturday Hosiery Sale Sparks Major Savings
Advertises Saturday only specials aimed at boosting weekend business. Claims customers in the warst buying a gaiter or hosiery can save a big percentage off regular prices.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1896
Page
1
Hosiery Sale Announces Weekend Prices in Listing Form
Local advertisement features 100 dozen imported fast black hose with 50 gauge tops and high spliced heel, 25 cents per pair in a Saturday only sale. Includes misses and children's rib hose, plus ladies fleece lined stockings, all priced as one price for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermsdorf
Hermsdoref
Children S Natural Vests and Pants by Lackawanna Mills
A Saturday ad lists children sizes 16 to 29 and price points from 7c to 44c. Multiple small figures include 3c 17c 2c 28c and 38c with mentions of 4Bc and b3c. The card highlights bargain pricing and product lines for youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Mills
McKinley and Depew Address Canton School Crowd
Chauncey M Depew and Maj or McKinley spoke to thousands of school children at the McKinley home in Canton as part of a campaign visit. Depew addressed the original Colored Republican Club and college students while McKinley urged youths to study the Constitution and stand for America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Chauncey M. Depew
Major McKintey
Depew
Major Mc- Kinley
McKinley
Silk Boye
Major McKinley
CLG Censis
Colored Republican Club
Chevehind
Bongon
Walter Brooks
William Th. Wolffe
College Republican
Harvard
Edward J. Henning
Major McKinnley
Mr. Depew
Steflenta
Messrs. Depew
George W. Smally
London Times
Myron B. Herrick
Cleveland
Haskell Koobs
Assed i
Robert Jeannero
Jured 1
William Jatin
Cinthead
Mereland
Wellington
Crestline
Galton
Delaware
Columbus
London
Springfield
Dayton
Middletown
Repubic
United States
Republican Party
America
Ovation to Harrison in Indiana Tour Draws Crowds
General Harrison began his second stump tour of the state at 9 AM and spoke at Greenfield, Knightstown, Andersen, Muncie, Winchester, Portland, Geneva, Decatur, and Fort Wayne. In Muncie the crowd packed streets to the court house square as Debs was kept from the stand by Republicans, while Harrison received a five minute ovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Harrison
Greenfield
Knightstown
Andersen
Muncie
Winchester
Portland
Geneva
Decatur
Port Wayne
Muele
Jock
Oe. A
Court House Square
Court House
Eugene Debs
Harrigan Union
Life Square
Estimates From State Chairmen on 1896 Presidential Race
Republican committee reports from state chairmen give conservative estimates across states. California foresees federal victory. Colorado expects Bryan Watson 95000 with McKinley 60000. Delaware doubtful. North Dakota split with McKinley ahead by 3000. Wyoming projects Republican Congressmen by 54500 with electors margin unclear. Michigan sees McKinley ahead by 3000 with possible 40000 to 50000. Florida favors Bryan. Iowa poll shows Republican plurality around 76000. Pennsylvania favors McKinley by 250000 with Bryan at 4000. Minnesota poll predicts McKinley leading by 45000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Colorado
Bryan
Watson
Rewall
McKinley
Delaware
North Dakota
SDC
Populiata
Wyoming
Supreme Court
Michigan
Florida
Ryan
Iowa
Pennsylvania
McSkinley
Minnesota
Will Return to Cuba and Visit New York
Consul General Lee told the Associated Press he would travel to New York to visit family and discuss affairs in Cuba with President Cleveland. He plans to return to Havana with his family in about two months after postponing a prior voyage due to ongoing military operations in Pinar del Rio. Reports say an engagement near Artemisa left casualties including Ramon Hernandez and Carlos Macha, and war correspondent Teodore Creus was arrested at the Havana railroad station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Associated Press
New York
Lee
Tee
United States
Cleveland
Cuba
Pinar del 6O
Sacret Soiurio
Ramon Herandez
Carlos Macha
Teodore Creus
Artemisa
Henry M. Teller
Chicago
Bryan
McKinley
Colorado
Edward M. F. Miller
Wall Street
Denver
Bryans
Miller
Sawmill Discharges Suspected of McKinley Vote
G W Hardman reports to District Attorney Kripp in Chemung county that Dawhd Rent and A W Miller, owners of a Lowmans sawmill, discharged seventeen workers for declaring support for McKinley. Hardman, among the dismissed, says he may sue for breach of contract claiming a year’s engagement. The Lowmans group denies the story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
N.Y
Distriet
Kripp
Chemung County
G. W. Hardmiin
Dawhd Rent
A. W. Miller
Lowrans
McKinley
Hardman
Lowmans
Fraud charges fail to hide GOP defeat in campaign chatter
Washington reports Chairman Babcock of the Republican congressional campaign committee dismisses a Democratic fraud circular as baseless. He says the Democrats are beaten and remarks on an alleged corruption fund, mocking the appeal as exaggerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Babcock
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Cyclone Ravages Jefferson County Area
Reports from Little Rock indicate a severe cyclone swept through eastern Jefferson County last evening. The extent is unclear but the storm was extensive and left fifteen or more people injured, many of them African American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Jeferson County
Ernst Wins on the Fifth Roundat Broadway Club
In New York a boxing match between Leslie Pearce of Philadelphia and Billy Ernst of Brooklyn at the Broadway club was stopped at the end of the fifth round. The decision went to Ernst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leslie Pearce
Philadelphia
Billy Ernst
Brooklyn
Atenue
Lawson reports Copenhagen denial on entente tale
The Morning Post will publish a Copenhagen dispatch denying the Pall Mall Gazette story of a rent entente between Russia and Denmark. The official denial contradicts the earlier report and will appear in tomorrow’s edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson
The
Morning Post
Copenhagen
Pall Mall Gazette
Russia
Denmark
Treasury Gold Reserve Decline Reported in New York
Treasury gold stood at 200,500 in New York withdrawals. The report notes withdrawals during October with figures indicating reserve levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Gold Reserve
Washington, Oct. C
New York
Senator Teller Admits McKinley Win, Denver Sees Prosperity
A private Denver letter suggests Senator Teller concedes Bryan’s defeat and McKinley’s election. Colorado capitalists plan ventures after the win while Denver shifts from Bryanite sentiment to Prosperity expectations under McKinley.
Populists Help Bryan. McKinley Needs Central States
Chicago reports a political forecast showing Bryan favored in 31 states west of the Mississippi and south of the Ohio, with 242 electoral votes, while McKinley relies on New England, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania for 190 votes. Doubtful middle western states, including Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin, could decide the race. The silver Republican vote is noted as a factor in the shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ourelens
Hrgan
Bryan
Alliines
Mississippi
Ohio
McKinley
New England
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
New York
Iowa
Kentucky
Delaware
Maryland
Middle West
Bryan Holds Narrow Edge in State Card Combinations
The passage outlines electoral strategies for Bryan, listing states like New York Ohio Wisconsin Indiana and Michigan as key carries. It claims success hinges on winning Chicago with about 100,000 unpriced votes, arguing that carrying Chicago guarantees Illinois and the rest of the states fall into place.
Senator Quay Confident on McKinley Electoral Votes
Senator Quay of Pennsylvania left national headquarters for Washington and will travel to Beaver to cast his election day vote. He remains confident McKinley will win, though he refused to specify a new electoral vote count beyond his prior statement that McKinley would receive 270 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Senator Quay
Pennsylyvania
Republican National
Washington
Beaver
Major McKinley
McKinley
Bryan Denies A P A Ties and School Rhetoric in Campaign
In Madison Wisconsin on October 0 Mr Bryan told United Red Press representatives he has not joined any anti church or anti public school societies and rejects religious tests for office. He defends public schools and English instruction while denouncing misrepresentations from opponents. He urges voters to judge on Democratic platform principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Bryan
United Red Presses
Lamar
Junior Order of American Mechanics
New Mexico
United Associated Presses
American Protective Association
Order of American Mechanics
Vabyterian
Congress
Jones Admits Illinois Likely Goes McKinley
Chicago correspondent cables that Democratic National Committee Chairman Jones said indications point to Illinois voting for McKinley but added the state is not essential to Democratic victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Chronicle
Chicago
Jones
Democratic National Committee
McKinley
Corbett to Meet Fitzsimmons at Coney Island in February
Warren Lewin announced plans for a Corbett versus Fitzsimmons boxing match at the Greater New York club on Coney Island. The fighters are poised for a twenty round or longer bout with signatures secured and all terms agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Get
Warren Lewin
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Greater New York
Coney Island
Mr. Lewis
Hobart Parade Draws Thousands in Paterson
In Paterson New Jersey on October 80 Garret A Hobart and friends reviewed a Republican procession of about 6000. Over 60 percent of the crowd gathered near Hobart's residence cheered the marchers. Several out of town organizations joined in the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Garret A. Hobart
Weather and political notes mix in morning sheet
The morning page mixes fair weather with political chatter and society items. It highlights speeches by McKinley, a Miles Altgeld reply, Teller’s prediction, and local social notes with hobby and church items among town happenings.
General Miles Answers Altgeld on Chicago Strike Actions
General Miles confirms federal involvement in Chicago strike events and explains that troops were deployed to protect interstate commerce and federal property. He notes widespread rail and mine seizures, passenger confinement, and the eventual withdrawal of federal forces after lines were reopened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gove
Washington
Altgeld
Cooper Union
New York
Debs
Chicago
United States
Miles
Congress
United States Court
Cleveland
Federa
Injunction Vacated in Delaware Lackawanna Case
Belvidere New Jersey October 30 Vice Chancellor Emery vacated the injunction in the suit of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad against United States Pipe Line Company The court ruled for the Pipe Line company allowing pumping of oil through pipes beneath the roadbed near Washington New Jersey to begin Monday marking the first operation in the state in almost two years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Belvidere
N. J
United States Pipe Line Company
Emery
Pipe Line Company
Washington, N. J
New Jersey
Hahn estimates McKinley 314 electoral votes from 29 states
Chairman Hahn of the national Republican committee's speakers bureau released a statement claiming McKinley would win 314 electoral votes from a group of 29 states including California Connecticut Delaware Illinois Iowa Kansas Kentucky Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Nebraska New Hampshire New Jersey North Dakota New York Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Dakota Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hahn
The
National Republican Committee
McKinley
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
North Dakota
New York
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Doran Arrested for Dotts Murder in Norristown
Richard Doran is jailed for the murder of Sarah Jane Dotts in Norristown Pennsylvania. Detectives who tailed him for a month arrested him this afternoon after the woman was found Sept 27 with a crushed skull and choking marks. Dotts had testified against Doran in a larceny case and he allegedly threatened her safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown
Richard Doran
Sarah Jane Dotts
Doran
Ocean Passenger Movements Report From Transatlantic Ports
Maritime notices list arrivals and departures across European and American ports. Vessels Arrived include Lucania Kaiser Wilhelm II and Circassia with routes from Queenstown Naples and Southampton. Sailed vessels include Karlsruhe for Bremen and Furst Bismarck from Boulogne. Sightings note Vehetia bound for Copenhagen passing Dunnet Head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prussia
Hamburg Island
Stettin
Copenhagen
Campania
Liverspool
Queenstown
Augusta Victora
Hamburg
Southampton
Cherbourg
Karlsruhe
Bremen
Lucania
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Naples
Furst Bismarck
Boulhampton
Ems
Circassia
Dlogiite
Vehetia
Weather Outlook for Middle States This Weekend
In the Middle States Saturday, expect partly cloudy to fair and cool conditions. Sunday turns fair and cool with westerly winds. Rain is forecast along the New England coasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middle States
England
Genuinely Sanitary Woolen Underwear From Stutt Garter
The extensive Loeb Bros Stuttgart Germany selection of Stutt Garter undergarments promises complete sanitary value and high satisfaction for women and children in this city. A free illustrated catalogue with prices and material samples is available on request.
Matthews Brothers Atlantic Lead French Zinc Enamel Paints
Matthews Brothers introduces Atlantic Lead and French Zinc enamel paints. The article outlines product range and usage for painters and builders, highlighting coverage, durability, and standard finishing options.
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GLOBE
M’kinley
Chauncey Depew
Colored Club of
Stuents
ME. Depew
Chauncey M, Deprw
City
Nic Kinley
Republican National Committee
Hanna
General Lee
McHinnecy
Ernest
Teller
Colorado Statesman
New York City
Bryan Denver
Eee
Washburn
Delfeware
Louse Himpels
Kieleware
Mllinois Bryan
Major McHinley
Ana
P. A
Hobart
Senator Teller
General Miles
Bryan Stimps
Wall Street View and Markets
Halley
Hallowe'en
Lackawanna
John H. Richmond
Coxey
Pollowne
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Alleghenies
Rocky Mountains
Pullman Works
Altgell
Tilinola
the Herald
Finley
Stuttgarter
Lackawanna Avenue
Wyoming Ave
Spruce Street
W. J. Weichel
Spruce
Matthews Brothers
Atlantic
Reynolds
Crockett
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