02 Sep 1896
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1896
Page
1
The article notes the rare charm of novelty in fashion as women seek individualized dress stock. It describes past trade gaps and current lavish attempts to match evolving tastes, urging readers to consider broader fabric options and styles.
Vermont voters rally behind Republican ticket as early returns show GOP gains in most districts. Reports from White River Junction and across the state indicate protection and sound money will win large majorities while Democrats lag or abstain.
A fragmented report recalls Billy Bryan and the Colhumun contingent visiting a station near Teveland for a reception and campaign activities. The piece mentions supporters, speeches, and a Republican focus with mixed local reactions and crowd responses to the event and candidates.
Veterans and their families crowd the streets of St Paul for a ceremony from Maine to California. The event honors former service members with speeches and a parade as a chilly breeze cools the morning crowd.
A list of fabric and textile items appears with many misspelled names such as Wool Brecatelies Honeycomb, Persian Fantoles, Harris Tweedls, Beoteh Teviots, and Voleret Suitings. The assortment suggests a period catalog of fashionable materials.
Fashion notes highlight Brigit plaids for children and stylish waists. Popular weaves include Rough Mo hairs Poplins Cashmeres Berges and crochet effects shaping the latest garments for young wearers.
A local museum unveils a curated collection of rare manuscripts and artifacts, inviting visitors to explore limited exhibits during the opening week. Officials describe the display as a standout feature of the season, with guided tours and interactive sessions planned for attendees.
In Oriontown Pennsylvania, Frank Morris was executed for the three year old murder of Phamred Loker. Loker was shot after Morris attempted to burn Loker’s house and the victim narrowly survived to witness the tragedy. Morris confessed to Deputy Sheriff Campbell and revealed where stolen goods were hidden. He died peacefully after joining the Lutheran church minutes before the sunrise.
A three day Dublin gathering gathers delegates from Britain and South Africa to discuss Home Rule. Right Rev. O'Donnell was elected permanent chairman as Healyites and Parnellites abstain from participation. Resolutions favoring a united approach were passed.
A convention discussed reconstituting the united Irish party to bind Home Rule ranks. A telegram from the Pope’s collress prayed for ending differences among Irish parties. Dr. Donel, the chairman, said the convention opposes any government denying Ireland self government and would oppose such parties.
The National Welsh festival airs at the city park venue this week with soloists from across the country. Noted performers prepare for the event as crowds expect a showcase of vocal talent and cultural celebration.
The report notes Chairmain Mark A. HWidita expected to arrive at Tepabdl An teadquartenc as a rounding up campaign proceeds across states and counties. National headquarters lead by calls for sound money and irrigation, with efforts to file requests and publish editorials as a large audience works on the country press.
Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania reports the sudden death this afternoon of a leading city figure aged 71. The deceased served in the state legislature and held multiple public posts, including long tenure as street commissioner with distinction.
Washington reports August debt figures with higher public liabilities and reduced cash in the treasury. The August totals list cash on hand at 940,380,706 with a rise in debt noted for the period.
A delegation representing about 91 percent of West Virginia Republican newspapers visits Canton. Major McKinley delivers a lengthy speech praising the party, unity, and economic policy, then greets the visiting editors and their companions.
Report from Indianapolis notes delegates arriving in large numbers for the Democratic national convention. A strong turnout is anticipated with many visitors fueling hotel activity and lively discussion around potential nominees including Cleveland. President Chevonhined’s supporters push for his third term while other factions weigh rival options.
A Lafayette Gas Company employee died when a wagon struck him near Michigantown shortly after noon. The driver and a supervisor suffered severe shock. others received minor injuries as bystanders assisted at the scene. News from New York and surrounding ports references ongoing legislative and maritime activity.
The morning includes fair weather indications and slightly warmer temperatures for Vermont area. Mentions local figures such as L Hong Chang ii Chinatown and Veterans at St. Pac, plus notes on market reports and local sports brief items.
The Merchants' Club hosted Li Hung Chang in New York on September 1 as crowds lined Mott Pell and Dover streets. Governors Morton and Strong, Mayor Chauncey Depew and other dignitaries attended the reception amid festive Chinese decorations and residents cheering with chants.
The National Eisteddfod at Lionwer opened with singing of Annericn by competing choirs. President Josiah Hughes delivered the oration, followed by Henry M Edwards and Governor Mein rend Mawr McMurnay. Winners included GE Pps for a Welsh essay and the Salt Lake City choir earning acclaim amid audience cheers.
The stock market shows gains abroad as analysts note mixed factors from foreign events. Experts link global trade tensions and commodity shifts to cautious optimism, while domestic outlooks hinge on policy moves and corporate earnings.
Dempsie, driven by alleged love entreaties for Mary Kellogg, shot himself in a barn after a dispute over a suit. The incident at a local property involved a ws-caliber revolver and a fatal head wound in the right temple. Mary Kellogg, daughter of Palmer Kellogg, was involved in the prior legal action.
Fragmentary report of a local political conference in Lock Haven Pa about the Sixteenth District. Text shows confusion over ballots and names with details unclear and a planned meeting scheduled for Monday night at Wellstone.
In the middle states light fresh variable winds shift to southerly then rise in temperature. Thirsty turning warmer with southeasterly winds and locally stronger in the lake region likely extending to the coast by night.
An advertisement notes complete fall footwear available for both wholesale and retail buyers across all departments. It emphasizes full stock and purchasing options for retailers and individual customers.
Fragmentary OCR lists Matthews Brothers products Atlantic Lead and two French zinc enamel paints with unclear context. No explicit event or outcome is readable.
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