08 Sep 1896
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1896
Page
1
A stodgy discussion of market strain with references to dealers burdened by stock and obligations. The piece notes tight money, reluctance of tanks to discount paper, and the need for cash to help merchants, promising extraordinary incentives as conditions worsen.
Fragmentary text references a goods offer and pricing comparisons with manufacturers. The passage is garbled and difficult to identify clear entities, events, or figures. No definite names dates or places can be extracted for a proper summary.
A cash sale offers a range of ladies silk and lisle hose, Embroidered and Hermsdorf dyed options, various gauges and finishes, with sale prices from 17c to 48c. Men’s half hose in black or tan also advertised, all described as high value bargains.
A large Chicago crowd gathered at Sharpshooters Park to hear a labor speech by William J. Bryan. He urged voters to follow conscience, not employers, and warned against partisan lines while praising the middle class and labor's role in national progress.
Harrisburg dispatch says Governor Hastings, arriving from Bellefonte, will not rush the Bardsley pardon. The board of pardons has had three years to review the case. He denies appointing any physicians or commission to examine Bardsley and notes letters alleging examiners exist.
An election feed from Arkansas describes Republican gains and Democratic challenges across state and county offices. The report mentions Governor James and Democrat Nathan, with Cooper of the Republicans disputing the totals, and notes increases in voter turnout and poll tax receipts amid party shifts and controversy.
A derailed excursion train near Pentnor disrupted travels as the baggage car left the track and crashed into coaches. Spectators described a chaotic scene with several passengers evacuated. authorities and railway staff began an investigation into the causes and safety measures.
Vittsburg September 7 an excursion of railroad men is planned for Saturday. Major MecRinles presides as the head, with reports of incidents and a day of activities at the surplowes Ti tle General offices in Pitts bore. Over 200 hadned) of the new Tue silted their acceptance at the ty.
A cyclist, Silently Warner, 22, died after a collision at 33rd and Oxford streets. The wagon driver, William Rex, was arrested then released. In Indianapolis, Sept 7, Democratic leader Bynum left for Chicago to locate party headquarters and said the executive committee likely will wait to appoint a secretary after the Louisville nominating events on Sept 2.
Arthur Behneider, Belgian coach in Pilisburg, pins a gold medal on Victor Adame of Charleroi for rescuing five Belgians from drowning in the Monongahela river on July 15. The medal, conferred by King Leopold, honors the act of bravery and courage.
Towanda Sept 7 The house barn and outbuildings on the Patrick farm in Wrox owned by John C Piolett were burned this afternoon. Loss will amount to about 00 and partly be covered by insurance.
Karl Li Wong Chang and his retinue arrived in Toronto accompanied by Sir Henry Jolly, representing the Dominion government. The arrival occurred this afternoon, underscoring the official visit.
Sharon Missouri reports Mexele HRearson aged 21 shot herself in the street this morning after a quarrel with her lover Mike Lee. The victim died instantly.
Major McKinley enjoyed a holiday, reading papers and viewing a parade from his porch. About 20 newspaper correspondents called to shake hands and commend his work, as editors from the Editorial Association prepared to join the Canton event on September 27.
In Pall River Massachusetts on September 7 widower Charles F. Borden attempted to marry his mother in law Ella Beth Hemington aged 64, widow of Robert Ko Renington, amid reports of past drug trade influence in southern New England. the plan was halted by mournful relatives and the license was not granted.
A deadly stabbing occurred on Brom Street in Tilohmend Virginia as a blacksmith at Richmond locomotive works Abel Killed and Thalhelmer son of a liquor merchant died after a betrayal related dispute. Witmer surrendered to authorities.
The fourth annual meeting of the Anti Vivisection section was held yesterday in Aurora. The secretary’s report was read by Mera Fairebit Allen. Officers elected include President Mrs A K Perry. vice president TE KL Suihphin and M. L Snover. secretary Mrs Wyiehlid Allen. treasurer White Thow Con. recording secretary Miss Jore thine Thompson.
Tom Watson of Georgia spoke to about five thousand laborers at the Texas state fairgrounds Labor Day event. He framed his speech as a Populist effort and attacked Sewall, declaring Bryan must win as a team with Watson, and that a Bryan defeat would be Sewall's fault.
A crate of ripe strawberries was picked in several patches here today and sold to a Ko komo Indiana commission merchant at a fancy price. Nelson Har bari of West Benton Harbor notes three cherry trees in full bloom with a forecast of a larger fruit crop if frost delays.
Harrisburg dispatch reports Governor Hastings today commissioned Captain in the United States Battle Field Bard program. The ceremony underscores ongoing wartime morale efforts and military recognition within Pennsylvania.
Sylvester H. Martin and John D. Vaucher and John M. Wallace of Philadelphia along with Samuel G. Boon of Berks county chosen as delegates to assist the United States Antietam battlefield board in locating state organizations. Alexander G. Morris of Blair county and T. J. B. Patton of Huntingdon appointed as delegates from Pennsylvania to the national prison congress at Milwaukee on September 2000.
Chitago Sept 1 Kate Pield's will directs cremation and ashes placed with her wedding ring atop coffins in Mount Auburn Cambridge Mass. H H Kohlsaat arranged execution, contacting General Mille in Honolulu and arranging shipment if cremation not possible, with alternative by steamer via San Francisco to begin in Begtog.
In Erie Pennsylvania the Republican contingent names chairmen and committee members for the state campaign. Miaasor Talent ab Sultanan of kre and ex-Judge Pat terson Church of Meadville are among the committee, with Colonel 2. A. Bilsa from rte joining the inter committee. The division code of the Republican Retiree club convention has arrived, vows from Dt iantelplidia and three Hetapeite present open headquarters at the seed Howse as a candidate for weetoption. Other presidential candidates include Leider Solel of Brie and James Bh. Burke of Pittsburg, Burke reported as Quays choice.
Bernard J. Wefers of Vergrown College and the New York Athletic Club broke the world record for the two mile bicycle race with a time of 2 seconds, surpassing the 1 15 second mark set previously at Traver's Island. Injuries marred events as Walter of the New Jersey Athletic Club fell and broke his collarbone while Livingstone was badly shaken in the other race.
The London Daily News will publish an interview with Hillary Herbert secretary of the American treasury praising John M. Mater as a presidential candidate for the gold Democrats. He argues Mater will uphold honest commerce and a low tariff and notes the Bryan movement has peaked and is declining.
In Columbus Miss Jenne Stewart was knocked onto a Ride track by an electric car. The knot of her hair caught on the wheels and protected her, leaving her uninjured aside from a scalp shave. no fracture or brain concussion occurred.
Pittsburg Sept 7 Captain John BR Neel aged 73 a well known river man dies at home in Banksville after a long career on the rivers.
The morning edition reports fair weather with rising temperatures. Local items note Labor Day celebrations and a holiday for McKinley, plus political notes on Democrats and Arkaneus. Readers see regional editorials, club activities, sport notes, and market reports.
Telegrams from Arkansas reports Daniel W. Jones leading in Miller Phillips Franklin Lafayette and other counties with a large Democratic majority. Populists clash with Democrats in Clinton Van Buren counties amid limited telegraph access near Clinton, possible riot consequences. Prohibition vote drops state wide. Republican ticket absent. independent faction mainly composed of lesser known candidates.
Labor Day events spill across the nation as unions parade in Philadelphia and Terre Haute. In Philadelphia three thousand Drake unions lead a procession featuring two women symbols of labor and socialism with speeches by Frank Gessner of Pittsburgh. Terre Haute reports the largest parade and fairground attendance with President Debe of the American Railway Union addressing a packed crowd.
A national Negro Democratic League delegation led by president W. J. Scott met William J. Bryan at the Auditorium annex. Bryan called it healthy to see blacks breaking from Republicans and acting independently. Also present were By-Governor Thek, Governor Lee, Mayor Ely, and other officials.
State compulsory education battles continue in Dubels while Later Day observance wanes in Pennsylvania. A Lancaster man contributed to a conscience fund of an estate. Lehigh county reports 22001 voters with 8276 in Allentown. A letter from three years ago in Chicago reached its owner at Toad Jug. A Derry team struck and killed Danice Wilhelm of the Pennsylvania Railroad Draken. Survivors of the Fifty Fourth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers meet in Johnstown tomorrow. Six months since William Patterson of Wilkinsburg vanished after starting work.
The article notes Korea remains unsettled with the king under Russian protection. Emperor William's son Prince Fitel Frederick was thrown from a horse and kicked. China has paid indemnity for outrages on American missionaries at Khine Yin, with the chief conspirator punished. A Liebknecht-Vorwaerts confrontation is anticipated at the German Socialist congress. General Von Tahnke may replace General Voule in Brandenburg and Berlin governorship.
Washington Sept 1 The Montana telegram to the Democratic National Committee reports a split at the Silver Republican convention over United States senatorship Both conventions repudiated the St Louis platform and endorsed Bryan and Sewall
Herald's forecast says today clear skies across the middle states with fresh westerly to southerly winds and higher temperatures. Wednesday brings fall warmth and westerly to southerly winds continuing.
The line emphasizes that Finley’s offerings are well known for quality and variety. It claims the season’s sportation items are up to date in every respect and strictly high class.
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