03 Sep 1896
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1896
Page
1
A historical column notes widespread calls for low price food and cheap foreign hosiery stocks. Banks tighten discounts and exporters face heavy obligations. Reporters seek cash from relief buyers in exchange for favorable terms as market conditions shift dramatically.
The dealer explains that goods offered in stock are cheaper than the manufacturers in Europe charge. They emphasize they know this from experience and stock is being carried to meet demand.
Ultrafine Ladies' Rembrandt and Lisle Hose offered in multiple lots with Hermsdorf dyes and drop stitch rib. Sale prices range from 19c to 25c, featuring embroided, split feet, and embroidered boots options. Includes Maca Yarn Hose with polka dots and new extrusion finish.
The 1896 Democratic National Convention in Indianapolis opened at 12:20 with Senator Palmer presiding. Governor Flower addressed the gathering urging fidelity to Democratic principles amid calls for reform and opposition to the Chicago platform, while debates over credentials and rules continued amid packed galleries and cheers for various factions.
Vermont returns show Grout, Republican candidate for governor, ahead by vast margins as results pour in from six towns. Officials estimate a GOP majority well over 60 thousand, signaling a decisive victory amid currency debates and rising Republican turnout statewide.
In Springweld Indiana a Bryan rally draws about 20000 as he defends state Democrats against Republicans over the money question. He mocks silver advocates and urges unity behind the gold standard, joking about emblems and party labels amid crowd laughter.
Twenty five thousand veterans march in Minnetonka under red white and blue canopies. Com mander in Chief Walker presides at Smith Park reviewing stand as Battery K fires twenty one guns. National Guard enforces crowd control amid delays and threat of rain.
Cable from Geneva dated Sept 2 quotes Henry Watterson urging Indianapolis to resist compromise and dishonor. The message claims no middle ground and calls for steadfast action.
The New Castle woolen mill's property was levied upon by the sheriff in Wilmington Delaware as judgments totaling 45000 were entered against proprietor James W Knowles. The failure is blamed on a persistent unsettled business climate and the Hills have been idle since May.
National Committeeman Campan of Michigan is named business manager of the Silver Democrat Campaign Committee in Chicago. He was installed in the position yesterday by Chairman Jones.
Crete reports say Mussulmans warn Christian residents to bolster security. They vow revenge if concessions are granted, with tension rising as authorities monitor possible outbreaks of violence against Christians.
Fragmentary OCR lists ships and origins including Teutonie from Liverpool Mavel from Bremen Aachen from Bremen Batled St Lois for Southamplen Germante Leerpool Noorland for Agtwerpe Artved ott Spree at Southampton Maasai at Kot tendin Notriski allusgow ars at Southampton Theva at cape enhagen Oblan from Hotterdam Trove from Southiamp ton Patria form thamburg Auguat i.
A morning weather note predicts showers and warmer temperatures locally. The edition highlights political, sports, and market items including Democrats in Indianapolis, Britain acting alone, veterans issues, and regional business notes with various briefs and public notices.
London reports Marquis of Salisbury will press British demands with wider naval support to back up ambassador Currie. Dispatches blame the Turkish government for riots and massacres, while British and American warships are positioned to protect interests amid unrest in Constantinople and Asia Minor.
Tom Butler of Cambridgeport captures the International professional by a late spurt at Hampden Park as Cooper is disqualified after a push on the upper turn. Gardiner and Bald finish close behind, Sanger places tenth amid a fast, mixed results program from the Springfield meet.
In Harrisburg the board of Tardonia recommended a pardon for Hubert Heatey, the alleged Homestew poleener. The case against Jol Bardsley, former Philadelphia city treasurer, will be revisited on Friday.
Hartford Connecticut September The Republican convention assembled here nominated for governor Lieutenant Governor Cook for governor James F D Dowell for lieutenant governor Charles Phelps for secretary ex Senator Gronvenor for treasurer and Benjamin I Mead for comptroller Presidential electors were also chosen
Mrs. Anthony Heater of Pocono Summit was instantly killed Wednesday evening by a coal train. She was 60 years old.
A concise notice states that all departments are fully stocked with wholesale and retail goods. The item highlights complete department coverage, emphasizing availability and breadth of products across channels. No further details are provided.
A compact listing shows items such as Enamel Paints Ready Mixed Tinted Gloss Paints and Strictly Pure Linseed Oil offered by Matthews Brothers with a focus on ready use finishes and guaranteed quality.
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