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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1895
Page
1
A bustling opening showcases unusual dress patterns and fabrics. The article notes markets have shifted to Halloween style fabrics and costlier choices while modest wear finds smaller, careful attention from vendors.
Tomorrow Thursday opens a one week sale featuring novelties such as Needle Point Suitings Pirote Cloths Iluminated Persians Aurora Suitings Rochetlalis Weaves Louisene Brochies Gros de Ecosse Cloths Lizard Crepes Crepille Suitings Tricotines Silk and Wool Barrel Bayadere Cloths New Jacquard Weaves Boucle Effects Crotchet Mohairs Mohair Prosaic Effects Chevyiotte Suitings Mottled Hairline Weaves and more.
In staple fabrics like Henriettas Cheviots Serges and similar materials our stock is now at its fullest with a wide representation of favored colorings ensuring buyers can find the exact shade they seek.
The notice describes a wide range of fabrics including all wool plaids mohair effect plaids silk line effects and ribbon stripe plaids. It highlights demand for plaids and checks for ladies waists children's dresses and combination effects with various textures and patterns.
A Columbus report outlines rumored links between Paraker and Quay with Lt Gov Foraker and Kurtz refuting the Allegheny county plot. The piece recounts Cameron and Reed ties while noting Walter Lyon and Hastings deny involvement. It mentions Dante Coxe’s death after a track accident and his railroad interests.
Washington team wins top marks in a large interstate match at Sea Girt. Thirteen teams entered from regimental battalions and national organizations. Lt Hillenly of District of Colombia led scoring with nine hits in twenty shots, setting a notable score record.
At the Philadelphia convention of the National Association of Letter Carriers Richard Quito of Philadelphia was elected president. Opponent Willam Z. Hennevies of Towle contested the race. The executive slate includes treasurer Alex McDonald and other officers and board members from cities like Detroit Cincinnati Philadelphia Bridgport Moorhead Minneapolis and others.
A fatal dynamite accident occurred on the Henry Raeley farm near Tiaetings Michigan. Robert Bryan of Coals Grove was blasting with dynamite when a cartridge exploded injuring Mrs Henry Bagley and Mrs Whitney who stood nearby. Bryan died instantly.
Prominent local attorney and politician John W Strawn faced a sensational sequence as his first marriage ended in divorce after twelve years. Reports say Strawn remarried Mora Brown who had previously been divorced, amid a publicized sequence of separations and reconciliations at the Frankfort inn. The case drew attention for rapid marital changes and social chatter surrounding the Strawn household.
The article surveys broad commodities news noting corn crop prospects remain strong with prices higher in New York and corn seen as the most profitable farm product. It contrasts dull general business with resilient railroad activity and rising shipping tonnage, while crop and cotton stocks hint at ongoing export and domestic demand challenges.
Torrential rains flood Baltimore causing undermined buildings to collapse. A woman drowns as structures fail and neighborhoods lose footing, with streets washed and residents stranded. Rescue efforts under way as authorities assess damage from the heaviest downpour in 25 years.
Congress considers pension measures for postal workers. A plan proposes pensions after twenty years and a half pay, funded by deductions from active and retired carriers. Separate item reports a Philadelphia carpenter sentenced amid family violence and property damage.
Daniel Coxe of Drifton son of Alexander Coxe and nephew of the late Beldian Coxe was killed tonight at his home in Witker Tarre Pa. He was a mechanical genius who built a four mile long railroad behind his residence and operated a five horsepower locomotive on it.
Farmers plan to attend the Granwers' meeting as Cantur County faces disruptions from a Hundred tent dispute. A collision involving a trolley car and Hijab J. Rotohle's team in Chester injures one worker as repairs begin on Durham furnaces after an idle period.
Madrid dispatch notes that Conde De Venadito is proven right by evidence cited in The Spanish press. It reports Captain Crossnan’s revenge and allegations that the United States liner was attacked. adds witness claims from Corpern Cyperus and others about wartime actions and the Spanish press reacting with virulent attacks on both the United States and Spain.
Triluth Minnesota September reports say Fred Sheland hanged himself in a jail cell after a grand jury considered a case involving him and Gordon. A rope tied to a chair caused his death just as officers arrived.
Society notes report Mrs. Luew Gartrett McCauslan, famed as possibly Atlanta’s most celebrated beauty, negotiating with managers for a permanent stage position. Her recent marriage to W. J. MeCashin is noted amid talk of exposure commitments and New York interest.
Gracie Maddox and Eixte Wampler, mere children, flee home to Montpatier and seek tickets to Satem. Neighbors report bold plans and parents described as wealthy. A local police presence intensifies as families confront the mystery of their disappearance tonight.
James Ward became involved in a quarrel with Anmrons and Tod Dieter and stabbed them and another man to death with a weapon. He fled the scene and later died by suicide amid a chase. The cause of the quarrel is not known.
A chaotic scene unfolds in a clerk’s office near Twelfth and Arnsteits as a confrontation with a man leads to a disturbance. Employees, including Miss Crowley and Mrs Greeley, respond while police are called and weather conditions are noted outside.
Immense rush among buyers for steamer market goods as California shipments arrive. Report notes high demand in fruit and produce, with attention to peaches and other staples. Local buyers scramble to secure scarce inventory amid market activity and price signals.
The Lewistown centennial events featured the "Wik West" show, speeches, parades and a fireworks display. Veterans held an encampment at Camp Hiner with concerts and a dress parade while crowds filled the streets for the day’s activities and a grand parade finale.
In Nashville Tennessee on September 4 a mob of about 100 men seized Henry King from the jail and hanged him from a tree after he allegedly assaulted a wife and her sister in a Fayetteville area home where the sisters had fled for safety. In subsequent days the case tied to local farm and lodge affiliations drew police attention as King was identified by two women and the attack confirmed by marks on his arm.
The Durant murder trial resumes in San Francisco with testimony from witnesses about the chain of evidence. A key uncle of the murdered person recalls discovering the body with officer A B Heh and a detective aiding in the search. A scene at the shipway stairs is described with a blow stain on the foot and the body found nearby.
A cloudburst near Taltimore on September 1 toppled trees and flooded rivers. The Potapswe river swelled into a torrent washing out low banks and collapsing rope crossings for miles. Farm buildings and outbuildings were swept away and railroad traffic halted for hours.
In Swampscott Sept 11 two burglars entered the Lynn and Benton Railroad office about 2 PM and stole about 200 dollars. Watchman Lown was knocked unconscious and bound. They cut the telephone wire and fired at Mr Gerriahh, who fled after an explosion, but was not struck.
In Omaha on Sept. 6 Miss Magele Greeley screamed as a burglar confronted her in public but she held firm and did not flee. Police reported no injuries and the attacker fled the scene.
A man named William Keily suffered a dangerous electric shock when a Western Union line snapped and looped to the ground near Tatton, Pennsylvania. The incident happened as he attempted to free the live wire, and he was saved only by bystanders cutting the line.
A bomb unearthed yesterday near a bank in Mowe Rothachid on Rue Lafitte in the opera district contained a mixture of chlorate of potash and gunpowder. Experts say no projectile was present and danger appeared non-persistent.
State Department announced a joint independent inquiry into the Cheng I riots with China, aiming for a Chinese representative. The investigation may be conducted by American and Chinese officials, with details evolving as Chiang Tu province capital sees delays and coordination issues.
In Kerry South division the result shows Doakiln winning with 120 votes and Murphy receiving 47, amid tensions from rival groups. The local socialist electoral society with 400 members dissolved. anniversary plans for Nome occupation by Titan troops may be affected by ongoing government actions and protests.
Postoffice inspector inquiry uncovers a reported land swindle involving fake Lakeview town claims. Records show forged documents and a railroad depot hoax. letters imply eastern victims were lured to invest in a non existent town submerged by water in State Lake.
Pittsburg Pa Sept 1 Mrs Nicholas Ohm Jr instantly killed and her father in law Nellis Ohm 91 fatally injured when a forward car collided with an express on the Wheeling division of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at about 10 oclock this morning. Ohm and his daughter in law were en route to the funeral of a relative when the train struck their carriage. The wife was killed. Nellis Ohm died at Homeopathic Hospital Pittsburg this afternoon.
About two weeks ago a burglary at a Berunton area tavern saw whisky stolen and bar fittings damaged as patrons fled. Four youths including Tamonet Pillip and Michael Thote face trial for felonies. several locals were cited for threats and misconduct. The funeral of Patrick McDonnell at Market Street Catholic cemetery is noted, with services at 2 pm. A political campaign in the South ended with crowding and a sermon on faith.
Fenleys announces a new blanket sale featuring prewar wool prices. Men and women can buy Grey and White Norway, Snowflake, Alpine and Borders patterns at 10-4 to 11-4 per pair, plus Housekeepers' Choice and Jacquard Borders options, with a wide color range and California Markets wrappers.
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