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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1895

Page

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Southerners Triumphant at Sea Girt Rifle Match

The Interstate military match at Sea Girt New Jersey on Sept 4 saw Georgia beat Washington DC by 643 points 1043 to 1037 in a wind affected 200 and 500 yard contest. Savannah mayor Herman Meyers and General Nelson Niles attended as Georgia and DC clashed in a fraternal contest. Hilton Trophy match is set for tomorrow with teams from US Army Navy National Guard and foreign entrants competing for a $1000 prize.

Sea Girt N. J South New Jersey State Rifle Association New York Adjutant General State House Trenton New Jersey Savannah Nome Georgia District of Columbia Pennsylvania Washington Cann Cemate New York Pennsylvania Williamson Private Pollard Axile Carleton F. C. Wilson Washington Guardsmen Georgia Boys Herman Meyers Meyers William Gerard Flest Battalion Georg Richmond Nelson Niles United States Army Worth Sutel Army Navy United States National Guard England Ireland Scotland Great Britain Henry Hilton Thirteenth Infantry Governor's Island

Staple Cloth Line Offers Popular Colorings Today

Our selection features Henriettas and Cheviots among staple cloths with a complete range of colors and textures as seen in current offerings.

Trains Collide on Dunkirk Allegheny Line at Falconer

Passengers on the Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburg line were shaken when north-bound No 2 and south-bound No 1 trains collided at Falconer. Locomotives 6 and 4 were damaged. several passengers suffered injuries including Mrs EB Junick who was seriously cut and unconscious.

Allegheny and Pittsburg Jamestown N. Y Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley and Falconer Beardsley Kimble FB. Junick Fredonia Rick Dunraven Kane J. A. Hand Warren Dunkirk

Political platform stance at county convention

A religious citizen group seeks ballot as testimony to political righteousness opposing sectarian funding and class legislation. They support proportional representation, civil and religious liberty, and oppose trusts. The session recessed at 11:15 and resumed at 1:00 with W. O. Salth of Poughkeepsie nominated for secretary of state. convention adjourned at 6:40.

Clork W. O. Salth Poughkeepsie

Brick Wall Collapse Kills Two at Springfield Fairgrounds

A brick tower at the Springfield state fair grounds machinery hall collapsed in a heavy rain, burying workers. Dead are Henry Hobson a plumber 9% and James Parks a carpenter 30 married. Injuries include Charles Brownell water boy age 13 with multiple injuries, Nelson Williamson carpenter with broken legs, Samuel Davenport boss carpenter bruised, Fred Heard carpenter with injuries, and Jimmy Carney slate carrier with a broken leg.

Springfield Henry Hobson James Parks Charles Brownell Nelson Williamson Samuel Davenport Boss Carpenter Fred Heard Jimmy Carney

Republicans Convene York Convention of State Clubs

The State League of Republican clubs will meet in York on September 14 with delegates from every club. On September 15 they tour the Gettysburg battlefield. Notables expected include State Chairman and Senator Quay, Governor Hastings, M. J. Dowling, D. D. Wood, and invitations have been sent to ex-President Harrison, ex-Speaker Reed, and Governor McKinley.

York State League of Republican Clubs Gettysburg Pennsylvania Quay Hastings M. J. Dowling Minnesota National Republican League

Tragic double death in Hot Springs doctor and mother

Dr E Al Remington and his mother were found dead at their home in Hot Springs Arkansas. The suspected motive is murder followed by suicide as a meat cleaver and bloodied details emerged while coroner holds an inquest. Mrs Remington was sister to Mayor Waters and Dr Remington served as a consulting physician during a smallpox epidemic.

Remington Waters Board of Health

Upper Octorara Presbyterian Church 175th Anniversary

Parkesburg Pa September 4 The Upper Octorara Presbyterian church celebrated its 175th anniversary. The cemetery holds eighty seven soldiers from the Revolution War 1812 1846 and Civil War. Pastor McDowell cited records and historians spoke at the event with remarks from Rev J L Winthrow Alfred P Reid and Rev N G Parke among others.

Upper Octorara Presbyterian Congregation Parkesburg McDowell J.L. Winthrow Chicago Alfred P. Reid West Chester N. G. Parke Pittston

Forest Fires Reach Belle Plain In Cape May County

Millville N D September 4 forest fires in Cape May county spread to Belle Plain near the city. A special train with 100 men was sent by West Jersey railroad station agent Miller but efforts failed as the blaze branched from the railroad line threatening cranberry bags and miles of timber.

Millville N. d Cape May County Belle Plain Miller West Jersey Railroad

Prohibitionists Meet at Congress Hall Saratoga

The New York Prohibition convention opened at Congress Hall Saratoga N Y with a brief prayer service and a platform reaffirming temperance principles and allegiance to the national movement. The session began at 10 o'clock in the morning with delegates present to hear speeches and discuss party themes.

New York Congress Hall Saratoga N. Y

Unnaturalized Residents Probe Committee Formed

Harrisburg Sept 1 The joint legislative committee to investigate unauthorized residents in state institutions organized today electing Representative K Focht Union as chairman and Clarence Huth Shamokin as secretary They adjourned to meet again in the fall.

Harrisburg K. Focht Union Clarence Huth Shamokin

Boy Drowns During Bath in Mill Pool

A drowning occurred this afternoon at a mill pool where Hilas Huff, about years old, swallowed too much water during a bath. Despite efforts, he could not reach the surface. The incident happened in a water depth not over two and a half feet. Authorities investigated the accidental death.

Hilas Huffmai

Testing the armor plate experiments satisfactory

The naval ordnance board tested steel armor plate and ship frames at Indian Head. A 12 inch gun penetrated the plate but did not disturb the oak backing or frames. The new armor bolt and double forged armor met requirements. a 14 inch plate represented the Iowa battleship section and the test supported the weight and protection claims for future ships.

Washington, D. C Naval Ordnance Board Indian Head The Ordnance Board Carnegie Company Iown Cramps Sampson Bureau of Ordnance

Rhodes Reported Dead Rumor Circulates in London

London rumor spread on September 4 that Cecil J. Rhodes, the Cape Colony prime minister and diamond magnate, had died. Rhodes, who took office July 17, 1890, was a leading figure in South African affairs and chaired the British South Africa Company. In 1891 he donated £10,000 to the Irish Home Rule cause.

London Cecil J. Rhodes Cape Colony Rhodes British South African England

Government to sue Mitchellison over labor contract charge

Philadelphia dispatch notes the government will file suit against Mitchellison, owner of Chestnut Hill Stock Farms, for alleged labor contract violations. The treasury secretary sent findings to Immigration Commissioner Rogers after William Bell, the imported worker, was discharged and the board’s ruling sustained. Bell was ordered to depart for Liverpool.

Philadelphia Mitchellison Suger Recliner Chestnut Hill United States Secretary of the Treasury Immigration Rogers William Bell Immigration Board Bell Idarghren Liverpool Ars

Bell named trainer at Chestnut Hill stock farms

Inspector Monaghan states the evidence indicts Mr Harrison and associates at Chestnut Hill stock farms. A written contract with Mr Har rison shows Bell was to train high bred horses. Authorities prepare to send facts to the United States district attorney for warrants.

Mr. Harrison Bell Monaghan Chestnut Hill United States District Attorney

New York Republicans Eighth Annual Convention Opens

The eighth annual convention of the New York State League of Republican clubs opened in Binghamton. President Green delivered his address as delegates from across the United States gathered. M J Dowling of Minnesota extended the national league’s welcome and Miss Helen Varick Roswell spoke for the Woman's Republican Association.

Binghamton N. Y New York State League of Republican Clubs United States Green M. J. Dowling Minnesota National Organization National League Helen Varick Roswell New York Woman's Republican Association of the United States

Holmes Case Inches Toward Indictment in Philadelphia

District Attorney Graham and staff, with Assistant D A Barlow, Detective Geyer, and Coroner's Physician Mattern, meet to prepare Holmes case details. Mattern reports amputation of Pletzel's leg, scar area aids identification. Sidebotham confirms skull and leg handling. indictment not yet drawn but grand jury anticipated before monthly adjournment. Holmes likely to face trial in Pletzel murder.

Philadelphia Holmes Graham Barlow Geyer Mattern Pletzel Et Ia Sidebotham Pletgel

Postal Convention Debates Carriers Salary Increase

Philadelphia delegates discuss Dunphy bill to raise letter carriers salaries to 1200 for first class workers while 850 paid in second class. Resolutions approve urging Congress and consider uniforms and lighter coats. Back pay plan for 1890 eyed. total amount involved around 40000 dollars.

Philadelphia Legislative Congress Dunphy Legislative Committee Post Office Department Omaha Neb Columbus Richmond Paterson N. J Denver Col Cldeas

Tobacco Men Meet Hear Plans For Cigarettes

The tobacco meeting at the Holland house adjourned to 4 p m tomorrow with 71 000 000 capital represented. Representatives from Drummond and Butler of St Louis P Lorillard Smith Bros Brown Bros of Winston M C Buchanan Lyall New York Cameron Cameron Richmond and the United States Tobacco Company attended. Colonel M D Wetmore presided and H L Drummond was secretary. The group discussed manufacturing cigarettes and most favor immediate cigarette production though no combine or trust is planned. Drummond stated the company will manufacture cigarettes to compete with American Tobacco.

New York Holland House Drummond Tobacco Company Butler Tobacco Company St. Louis P.lorillard & Co Smith Bros. & Co Brown Bros. & Co Winston,m. C Buchanan & Lyall Cameron & Cameron Richmond United States Tobacco Company J. Wright Tobacco Company M. D. Wetmore H. L. Drummond Drummond American Tobacco Company

Democrats of Harding County Endorse Free Silver Policy

At Kenton Ohio on September 4 the Harding county Democrats adopted free coinage of silver by two thirds and rejected the state platform at Springfield. The convention affirmed the party line while opposing the state platform.

Harding County Ohio Kenton Springfield

Turkey Faces Pressure Over Armenian Reforms From Powers

Constantinople reports Hustem Washa the Turkish ambassador to England told Lord Salisbury the Porte is not opposed to reform but will not permit international control of Armenia. Salisbury warned further interviews are useless and warned dismemberment could follow if the Porte resists. The dispatch provokes great concern.

Constantinople Hustem Washa England Lord Salisbury Sublime Porte Turkey Armenia International Commission Porte

Postmaster Eviseh Arrested for Civil Service Breach in Erie

United States Marshal Walker arrested Erie postmaster Eviseh for civil service law violations. Two candidates Lelvie and Bruce paid 1000 to secure exam appearance, with Eviseh as secretary of the civil service examining board. Bruce shared the leaked questions. Eviseh admits the charge. penalties include imprisonment and fines.

Eviech Erie Pittsburg United States Walker Eviseh Lelvie Bruce United States District Court Washington Evisch

Charles Allen Captured After Ludlow Street Jail Escape

Charles Allen one of the men who escaped Ludlow Street Jail on July 4 was captured in Missouri. He was arrested on a telegram from Park twenty miles south after swindling postmasters and bankers. Claude Webb was captured with him. Allen’s aliases include P M Hogan M D Miller and Charles Robinson. Letters from his wife dated Oakland California tracked his movements.

Ludlow Street Missouri Springfield Charles Allen Tobbers New York Park Twenty Mille South Claude Webb St. Louis Allen Washington P. M. Hogan M. D. Miller Charles Robinson Oakland Cal Chy

Carlisle A Candidate in Democratic Nomination

A Clarksville cable reports Mia Carlisle writes from Nashville that Secretary Carlisle is a possible Democratic presidential candidate and would be the administration’s preferred choice. The communication offers no details beyond noting support from Nomines Hardin in Kentucky and administration forces backing Carlisle.

Nashville Tenn Clarksville Mia Carlisle Chinatan County Kentucky Carlisle Carlsle Nomines Hardin

Accident at Duryea Colliery Injures Four Men

Four men were slightly injured at the Simpson and Watkin Duryea colliery when a miner’s carriage halted suddenly yesterday. The incident occurred in the workings and no serious harm was reported.

Duryea Simpson & Watkin

Notable State News and Local Incidents

A compile of state items: Mary Kistler reports a $20 pickpocketing in Pottaville, John Brannigan of McKeesport linked to the theft. A man fell from a wager near an engine and died. Williams Peters of Salisbury vanished from home. Bucktall regiment survivors plan a Lock Haven reunion. Hua Koher of Altoona jailed for shoplifting. goods valued at unknown amount found at her home. Furnace at Spring City Grasa works to be fully operational by Sept 16. Creedmore miners in Pittsburg District strike over Pit Boss Browning. owners refuse to fire him. Governor Hastings names Mrs. Lewis K. Lodge to the Atlanta exposition ladies' auxiliary. Mrs. B. Starr goes to the farmers' congress in Atlanta. Peter Yosavieh, 31, held for murder of Michael Urban. shooting outside the victim's door. Arrested Yosavieh found with a blackjack and revolver.

Mary Kistler Pottaville John Brannigan McKeesport Williams Peters Salisbury Lehigh County Bucktall Lock Haven Hua Koher Altoona Spring City Grasa Works Creedmore Pittsburg Browning Hastings Mra Lewis K. Lodge Media Atlanta Exposition Indies’ Auxiliary B. B. Starr Philadelphia Farmers’ Congress Atanta

Telegraphic Ticks Around Prohibition Roosevelts and Conventions

State Chairman Funk of the New York Prohibitionista touts Theodore Roosevelt for president. Saratoga hosts the annual convention of the American Society of Professors of Dancing. The Bunmore burns after lime on board near Bandon Oregon. Mystic shriners to meet next in Cleveland. Los Angeles Evening Record cuts price becoming the sole penny paper on the Pacific coast. Baltimore trouser makers end strike and return to contractors. a third open seven co operative shops.

Funk New York Prohibitionista Theodore Roosevelt Saratoga American Society of Professors of Dancing Buwnmore Bandon Ore Mystic @hriners Nantasket Beach Masa Cleveland Los Angeles Cal Evening Record Pacific Coast Baltimore

Weather report for eastern Pennsylvania crops and storms

Eastern Pennsylvania expected mixed fall weather with local thunder storms in western portions. Forecast calls for unsettled skies temperatures in seasonal ranges and scattered showers possible through the afternoon.

Pennsylvania Por

Finley’s Blankets Offer Open Line of Woolen Goods

Wholesale style sale announces early stock bought before wool advances. Lists Elk, Norway, Alpine, Jewels, Borders, Housekeepers’ Choice and California Blankets with prices and widths, claiming best line shown and deep discounts for customers.

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