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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1895

Page

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New Fall DFESs Feature Rochellais Weaves and Mohair Crotchets

A fall open presents Rochellais Weaves and Crotchet Mohairs among the new DFES offerings. The display highlights fabric textures and craft styles, inviting buyers to explore texture and color options for seasonal wardrobes.

Complete Staple Cloths Line Showcases Popular Colors

A retailer touts a full selection of staple fabrics including Henriettas Cheviots and Serges in rich colorings. The catalog emphasizes breadth and availability to attract customers.

California

Ribbon Stripe Plaids and Rough Effect Patterns

Fabric feature notes describe ribbon stripe plaids and rough effect plaids among fabric options. The list highlights texture and weave styles suitable for apparel and upholstery. Designers consider these patterns for contraste and depth in garments.

Ohio Republicans Open State Campaign in Bushnell Home

Springfield Ohio September 10 1900 Ohio Republicans opened their state campaign in General Bushnell’s hometown amid heat and large crowds. Governor McKinley Senator Sherman ex Governor Foraker and other leaders attended with a parade of clubs and a grand stand gathering at the fair grounds. Sherman spoke as chairman after prayers and James P Goodwin led proceedings outlining a platform to elect Bushnell Foraker and McKinley while pledging tariff protection debt reduction and strong currency.

Springfield Ohio Bushnell Foraker Cincinnati Sherman Columbus McKinley Masaud General Bushnell Iutore Tushnell Fair Grounds Fairand James P. Goodwin A. Ort John Sherman Afor Sherman Zanesville Asa Bushnell Tim Joseph HW. Foraker Senate United States Brice William McKinley Supreme Court Mr. Sherman Asa S. Hushnell McKing Eral A. W. Jones Mahoning Ty Gover Rade

American Mechanics Day Semi Centennial Celebration Begins in Philadelphia

A large gathering marks the 1845 founding of the American Mechanics order with a parade of about 12 000 men through Philadelphia amid heat and hardship. Luther S Chapin attends in spirit as a founder, while National Councillor W N Simons opens meetings in Independence Hall and Mayor Warwick delivers a welcome.

Hia American Mechanics Bey Luther Chapin Amr Order Mt Gates National Council UW Council Independence Hall W.N. Simons Norwalk Conn Thn Loyal Legion Continental Ican Mechanics

Defender Loses America Cup Race After Valkyrie Collision

The Defender finished 1 minute 49 seconds behind Valkyrie after the Valkyrie fouled the Defender at the start, tearing the topmast shrouds and delaying repairs. Despite a late rally, the crippled American boat could not overtake the British challenger as spectators watched from steamboats and yachts along the New York course.

New York Cn Siemens Ad Sroan Sharps Lord Dunraven Valkyrie Defender Iselin Dunraven Brad Arthur Miennie H. Maitland Kersey J. R. Bush Nat" Herreshoff Woodbury Kane Newbury Thorne Herbert C. Leeds David Hendersons Hay Ridge Iseelin Bay Ridge Tselin Bush Reestta Regatta Committee Commodore Smith Herreshoff Fender

Valkyrie Sets Wing Record With 47 Second Lead

Valkyrie posted an elapsed time of 1.55.08 with corrected 455.09 while Defender finished 3.46.25 with corrected 214.56. Valkyrie led by 47 seconds after adjustments.

Valkyrie Defender

Noted Pittston Doctor and Escort Arrested in Seuxal Assault Case

In Wilkes-Barre, Dr. Vout of Pittston and A R Moover were arrested by county detectives. Hoover faces charges from 19 year old Millie Searfoss accusing him of abducting her life by seduction. Dr Yost, 60, allegedly performed a criminal operation. The woman bore a child Aug 10 and survived after three weeks near death. She named Hoover and Yost in a dying statement Aug 15. Hoover posted 3000 bail. Yost faces a 2000 bail at a magistrate hearing Saturday.

Wikes-Barre Vout Pittston A. R. Moover Hoover Misa Millie Searfoss Yost Hartman

Red Men Great Council Meets in Providence at 47th Session

The forty seventh annual session of the United States Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men convened in Providence with 98 delegates from 31 states. Chief records official reports show year revenue of 50001? and wealth totaling 1 925 018, while membership rose to 1 000 485. A digest of laws was revised and regalia urged to be replaced by emblematic jewels. A salary increase for the great chief of records was blocked by procedural ruling.

Republican Party Democrats Democratic Party United States Providence Great Council of the United States of the Improved Order of Red Men Incohenee A. H. Paton Massachusetts Charles ¢. Conley Pennsylvania

The Worm Turns Mood Challenge At Cincinnati Tribune

Cincinnati September reports Dr Chartier, a French journalist linked to the Tritine, challenged new Tribune editor C Moffats to a duel over a rejected item. The dispute, framed as an issue of honor, prompted Chartier to demand an apology or blood. Chartier visited the Tribune and was asked to leave before issuing a written challenge.

Cincinnati C. Moffata Cincinnati Tribune Dr Chartier St. Louis Moffats Chartier M. G.charter

State Millers Meet First Annual Session Opens in Philadelphia

The Pennsylvania State Millers association held its first annual session in Philadelphia as the largest grain and flour trade group in the country. About 250 members are expected, with three days of sessions featuring addresses and committee reports. President Cyrne Hoffa opened the convention with welcomes and introductions.

Pennsylvania Association Philadelphia Pennsylvania State Millers’ Association Cyrne Hoffa

Peculiar Cause of Death in Thunder Storm

Altoona Pa September 10 a severe afternoon storm caused property damage and one death Mrs Benjamin Verger of the Eidth ward was calling on a neighbor when gas fixtures had been removed and pipes plugged a lightning bolt struck the side of the house blowing out a plug which struck Mrs Verger on the temple killing her instantly

Altoona Benjamin Verger Eidth Ward Vereer

Reynolds declines nomination for Pa Superior Court

Secretary Reynolds declines a push to nominate Assistant Secretary John M. Reynolds for the six Democratic judge seats on the new Pennsylvania Superior Court. He telegraphed State Chairman Wright to decline the nomination. In Louisville the Grand Army hosts grew large as visitors arrived for events and a grand parade. Erie marks the centennial with a 100 gun salute and cornerstone laying for a new free public library.

Reynolds Democratic Superior Court Washington John M. Reynolds Interior Department Pennsylvania Williamsport Superior Court of Wright Erie United States Feasehden New Free Public Library Eineonte

Eve of State Convention Brings Court Fight Sketch

On the eve of the Democratic state convention in Williamsport, dozens of judicial aspirants press for six Superior court seats while a treasurer candidate debate unfolds. Delegates arrive as leaders name possible nominees from Philadelphia to Scranton and plan a prolonged session.

Willamsport J. Henry Cochran Williamsport Cochran Herring Bloomsburg C. H. Schadt Scranton John M. Gurman Lugerne Lycoming Pennsylvania Opera House Harland Yerkes Bucks County James Moorhead Westmoreland QM. Bower D.C McCarthy Jenkins Magee Hone Philadelphia Pittsburg Migen James A. Stranahan Park Hotel Mesers Singerly Harrity Hensel National Democratic National House of Representatives James Kerr Koch Ermentrout Smith Yerkes Noyes Moorehead Bechtel Hower Kerr Bower Landis Messrs Regular Democracy Pennsylvania Democracy Wines David W. Sellers Joseph F. McCullen David F. Patterson Allerheny

Cotton States Exposition Opens With Strong Preparations

Atlanta reports vast preparations for the Cotton States and International Exposition opening September 18 at Piedmont Park. Governors from several states will attend military parade and speeches led by Judge Emory Speer. Businesses close from noon to four, crowds gather for a grand opening with electric fountain and pyrotechnic lake display.

Atlanta Emory Speer Georgia Piedmont Park Patn Wei-Hai-Wei

Local Storms Foreseeable in Eastern Pennsylvania

Weather outlook for eastern Pennsylvania notes thunder storms in central areas with southerly winds. NWS cautions residents to seek shelter during lightning incidents and monitor updates for potential power outages and localized flooding.

Pennsylvania Sylvania

Textile descriptors and prices for assorted fabric pairs

Listing details 60 Grey and White Norway 10 4 60 Snowflake 11 4 60 patra Alpine 11 4 60 patra 10 4 11 4 Jewels all Wool and Shrunk Borders Pink Blue Red Lemon priced at 3.55 and 3.89 40 pairs Housekeepers Choice 11 4 4.90 Jacquard Borders Blue Pink Lemon

Norway

Shoes for Children at School Supply Sale

A local store advertises a sale of children’s school shoes, emphasizing durable styles for everyday wear. The notice highlights affordable prices and a focus on practical footwear for students.

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