Woes of the Big Popocratic Bosses in Washington and Idaho
Senate leaders Jones and Faulkner face a split Democratic coalition as Dubois and Teller press for Idaho support to aid Dubois and Bryan. Westward tensions risk splitting votes while New York and eastern states loom uncertain for Bryan. Jones plans a trip to Idaho to broker peace and salvage the ticket amid party disarray.
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the Tribune
Bi Mth Street
N. W
Washington
Dubois
Teller
Jones
Faulkner
Idaho
Bryan
Senate
St. Louis
Johnson
National Committee
Dubois and Teller
As_ Teller
Chicago
Duvois
Democratic State Central Committee of
Shoup
Elver
Lineho
West
Jook
Finais
Indiana
Boston Minister Rejects Free Silver Surge Opinion Emphatic
Rev. E. A. Winship, in Boston, returns from six weeks of campaigning in Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia and Maryland. He says free silver sentiment is overstated and that support for Major McKinley is widespread though he could not find any silver dominated communities.
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Boston
E. A. Winship
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Maryland
Quote about town mixups and a Bryan campaign analogy
The speaker notes being in the wrong town and hears residents say their area is safe yet surrounded by “silver men.” The Bryan campaign is expected to travel widely before the election, likened to the 1872 Greeley run.
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Cates
Bryan
Greeley
Laugh Turned On Silverites at Sioux City Skirmish
Peter Riley a local mechanic and advocate of sound money clashed with K. Adams a free silver advocate on a Sioux City street corner. A gathering crowd pressured Riley as the discussion turned humorous with the crowd challenging gold bugs. Riley claimed gold bugs were all at work as he headed off with his dinner pail.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Peter Riley
K. Adams
Riley
Pauper Inherits A Million In Hereditary Claim
Beaver Falls reports Anthony Tovee an umbrella mender who claims one third of a 5 million dollar French estate. He says he fought in the Rebellion and is mentally unsettled. An eastern attorney seeks data from local residents to back his claim as heirs in France.
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Beaver Falls
Anthony Tovee
France
Roves
Beaver Pall
Beaver Malls
John Jean Boyes
Anthony
Lves
Crawford
Montrose News Roundup Highlights Parade and Fair Plans
Montrose report lists residents visiting relatives and in town. Fire department parade featured Rough and Ready No 1 and Rescue Hook and Ladder with an armory fire drill and open house. Susquehanna Agricultural Society to hold its fiftieth annual fair on September 2 and 20 with a $100 prize for couples married 50 years or more and other premiums.
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E. R. W. Searle
Susquehanna
Montrose
G. C. Cole
Albany
Tarbell House
Tracey Sweet
Scranton
W. 8. Mulford
Lake Avenue
R. James McCausland
New York
John 8. Courtright
Wilkes-Barre
Montrose Fire Department
Rough and Ready No
Rescue Hook and Ladder Company
Hose Company
Rough and Ready
Neu
The
Susquehanna Agricultural Society
Notable Local Mentions Include Church Events and Tragic Accident
Old Forge residents recall J. C. Venant former Lackawanna aide preaching at Brick church. Professor L. G. Brodhead departs for Yuckeston N J to assume school principalship. A trolley party incident in Wilkes-Barre ends in death for William Egbert born Sept 11 1580 in New Jersey. funeral plans to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nev
J. C. Venant
Lackawanna
L. G. Brodhead
Yuckeston
N. J
Yunk
Philadelphia
Old Forge Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilkes-Barre
William Egbert
New Jersey
Olyphant Business College Hosts Informal Reception
The Olyphant Business College held an informal reception in the Atherton building last evening attended by townspeople and visitors. The school opens today with about 216 scholars enrolled. John O Malley of Trenton visited Dunmore street and Mise Bridgle Ferguson of New York revisited her parents. T H Evans and T M Voyle are vacationing in Boston and New York.
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Olyphant Business College
Atherton
John O'Malley
Trenton
N. J
Dunmore Street
Mise Bridgle Ferguson
New York
T. H. Evans
T. M. Voyle
Boston
Vitalizing Barsaparilla Pills Promise Blood Purity
Dr Detchon offers Vitalizing Barsaparilla Pills candy coated with sarsaparilla claiming to purify blood, build nerves, and treat anaemia and numerous disorders. Sold by Carl Lorenz, druggist, 418 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton, priced 60 cents and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detchon
Carl Lorenz
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
Chiropodist and Manicure Parlors Offer Treatments
E M Kethel's chiropody and manicure parlors at 20 Lackawanna Avenue advertise scientific treatment for bunions chilblains ingrowing nails. Home service and consultation free.
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EIRP
E. M. Kethel
Lackawanna Avenue
Adame Aubrey Shines In Foremost Pageant Moment
Notable entrant Adame Aubrey dazzles at the event as judges praise her poise and presence. The outcome highlights her as a standout figure amid a competitive field.
Parity of Silver and Gold Dollar Policy Explained
Secretary Carlisle explains to a Kentucky correspondent how silver dollars maintain parity with gold. He cites government bullion funding, legal tender status, and limited coinage as essential to preserving value and preventing depreciation.
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Treasury Department
Shafter
Secretary of the Treasury
Shoul
Treasury
Ailver Billiton
Cain
United States
Lew
Congress
J. G. Carliste
County club and fish and game group seek charters in Lackawanna
Two notices in Lackawanna County Court of Common Pleas announce applications for charters. The first seeks incorporation of The Country Club of Scranton to provide athletic facilities. The second seeks incorporation of The Glenhorn Fish and Game Protective Association to preserve game and fish and enforce laws.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Lackawanna County
Cald Court
Wa. m
Commonwealth of
Country Club of
Scranton
County of Lackawanna
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Glenhorn Fish and Game Protective
Le*awanna
C. Reynolds
Bollcitar
Court of Common Pleat
Innerord
Seraton
Peter Flannelly
Vaughan Richards
Martin Miler
John PF. Snyde
Andrew Allen
Board of Examiners
Classified Help Wanted and Local Professionals
Local ads seek female and male agents, dressmaking, housekeepers, and bookkeepers with various pay and hours. Also listed are doctors, a veterinarian, an attorney, and Bauer's Orchestra offering services for events in Scranton and surrounding area.
RAILROAD TIME-TABLES Del Lackawanna and Western 1896 schedule
The Scranton timetable lists daily departures for June 1 1896 from the Delaware Lackawanna and Western line. Ex press for New York Easton Philadelphia and the South, 6 15 8 00 9 40 a m and 1 10 3 25 p m. Other trains go to Buffalo Cortland Syracuse Utica Ithaca Northumberland and more with connections at Buffalo and Northumberland. Pullman cars on all expresses. For pocket times contact M L Smith at 38 Lackawanna Avenue or depot desk.
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Del
Lack
Western
Scranton
New York
Easton
Trenton
Philadelphia
South
Washington and Way
Tobyhanna
Binghamton
Oswego
Elmira
Corning
Lath
Danaville
Mount Morris
Buffalo
Northweet
Bouthweant
Bath
Tinghamton
Nicholson
Binghamton and Elmira
Cortland
Syracuse
Caweno
Utica
Richfield Springs
Ithica
Northumberland
Pittston
Wilkes- Barre
Mymouth
Bloomsburg
Danville
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Nanticoke
Plymouth
Pullman Perfor
M. L. Smith
City
Lackawanna Avenue
Mbany
Baratoga
Montreal
Boston
England
S. Mn
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Western Pointe
Jehien Valley
Carbondale
North
Wilkes-Barre
Lehigh
Shantcon
D. BH
Traton
Har Peaseiee
BP’ & HR. R Ri
Bype
Bethlehem
Reading
Harersburg
Aoe
D. H R
Lehigh Valley
Mack
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Ithaca
Geneva
Rochester
Niagars Falls
Chicago
Gen. Pass
Agt
Phila
Nonnemachet
Nee
Oak
Time Table in Effect June 1 1894 for Scranton Routes
Train departures from Scranton to Pittston and connections to New York Philadelphia and other points listed with express and parlor car options. Returning times from New York to Scranton and from Reading Terminal, with through tickets at lowest rates available on request from station agents. J H Olhausen is listed as General Superintendent.
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Frie
Wyoming Valley
Scranton
New York
Newburgh
Erie
Hawkey
Lake Ariel
Oes
Traina
Pittston
Atlantic City
New Yone
Newark
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Reading
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Foethieshem
Easton
le & Tranch
Ocean Grove
Hendin
Lennon and
Harrisby
Liberty Street
North River
J. H. Olhausen
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Pops
Benator Jones
Milly Sulzer
Jimmie O'Brian
John Co. Sheehan
James L. Ridgeway
Senator Hill
James W. Hinckley
Gorman
Allver
Butler
Senator Jones
Old Forge
Olyphant
Adame Aubrey
Carlisle
Bar Harbor
Kentucky
Care Scranton Tribune
Jin
Clifton Soap and Manufacturing Co
Cincinnati
Nig Money
Tribune Office
M. A. Serbins
Lawrence, Mich
Snyder
T. BO Snyder &Co
Job Street
Russella
Mai
Ley
Hobart
Agenta
A. D, Worthington & CO
Hartford
Conn
Nichols
Naperville, Il
Essary
Nubbard Company
Filbert Street
Minhigan Mpg CO
Consolidated Mpg CO
van Burenst
Chic Heajey
Galesman
Commission
L. N. CO
Station L
N. A
Dunmore
W. Gaylom
LaRaynville
Wyoming Camp Ground
Hazlett
Salemy
Elmhurst
Ehpherat
Terion Cass
P. Kingsbury
Commonwealth Building
Joan Astock
Ibroop Street
Mann. Ee Wwante Db FliTy Shares
Bonta Flite Glass Co
Locus Tribun
ciTry
Woodr Cep
Republican
Lackawinna Store Association
Hiutted
Inugen Bon
Stephen Gnatheing
Barbarautheins
Alder Street
Ftoa P. Im
Old Cedar Avenue
Omr
FrankesHe
Exeress
O. Moody
Adams Ave
B. Briggs
A. Briggs
North Main Avenue
Brckea
Adama and
Mulberry
Pinson
Hime
Aes
Ecific CO
Tremont St
Baston
Connolly
Wallace
Marie de Lyon
Sea Yard
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Court House
Rte
N. Sumner Avenue
Hyde Park
L. M. Io
Wyoming Avenue
Warren Strest
Beran
M. J.T. Care Tribune
Anrea KR. W
Back Street
Go Pears
Fillmore Avenue
A. O
M. B
Care Tribune Offic
Ars
Thompson
A. T
Prescott Avenue
Tribune
Physicians and Surgeons
Mary A. Shepherd
Ajlams Avenue
A. Trapold
Spruce Street
Comegys
Washington Ave
W. E. Allen
Anna Law
Wyoming Ave
Cc. L. Frey
Yaming Ave
Raidence
Vine Street
L. M. Gates
Madison Avenue
W. Lamereaux
Roos
Adams Avenue
Pr. Cc. L
E. Vy. Harrison
Main Ave
C. Co
Latrach
R. M. Stratton
Edward Fl. Davis
Commenwatice Building
Bel Walter
Ec Avenue
Lewis Hancock
Wash
Brown & Morris
Washington Avenues
G. F. Kellow
W. Lacka, Ave
M. FE. Davis
Hool
Crenton
Iris College
Re EV
Thomas M. Cann
Walter H. Ruell
Worcester
Elk Cape
Min Avenue
Betes
Renee Zeigler
Ecranton
Victor Koch
Westminster Hotel
Cor
Sixteenth St
Irving Firs
G. R. Claik & CO
Green House
Wire Steens
Frank BE Boyle
Burr Building
Edward W. Thayer
Atty AT Law
Jeffrey's & Ruddy
Matlaw
Wand Counssilons
Repuwbees Building
Sorem
Jessups
HA Orton
Tare Ve Wealth Home
E. EE Hand
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Common _Wealth building
FRANK _ T. ~ OKEL
Miscans &, ¢ Exchange
James W. Oakford
Samuel W. Edgar
Spruce St
L.A. Waters
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton, Pa
Urid ‘Townsend, Atto
Law
Dime Bank
Cveato, Oy
Pitcher
C. Comegys
Pruce Street
D. BR
Replogle
Mears’ Building
Spruce Atreat
Ed's
Killam
Erenian Fasas
Hamilton
Commonwealth
Bauer
R. J. Bauer
Hulbert
Musicatore
Megargee Brothers
Au Ea
Envery
Wash Wave
Scran _ton
Frank P. Brown & CO
West Lackawanna Ave
Thomas Aubrey
Rooma
Sant
Rex
Delaware
Hudson
Boranton
Ar & m
Dai
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wilkes-Barro
Sunbury
Pittsburg
Hazleton
Pottaville
Norristown
Pottsville
R. Wood
S. M. Prevost
Central Railroad of
Tang
LRA
Scranton Division
Ferih
Park Price Fcranton At
Stee Ates
Ontario
T, Filterott
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