25 Sep 1896
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1896
Page
1
The article notes the Apes jackets are newly trendy this season with fresh color, trim, and wave designs. It highlights renewed interest and a distinctive look capturing attention in the current fashion scene.
A damaged note invites vigilance across the department during the coming week for potential intruders and strangers roaming aisles. The text hints at safety checks and heightened awareness without detailing actions or locations.
The inspectors set out a careful study of the Twin Shaft disaster at Pittston on June 6, reviewing the shaft works with Henry MetCormick and others. They report gas-filled workings, barrier pillars, and caverns tested near the Twin Shaft while detailing visits to Clear Spring mine and testimonies from workers on the cause and conditions surrounding the collapse.
Long speech by Major McKinley at Greensburg with Westmoreland County delegation. The address champions national honor currency protection and the right to govern, urging voters in Pennsylvania to support the Republican ticket and patriotic ideals.
The body of P. A. Bickford of Trex Haven, Pa., was found in the Delaware River with signs suggesting possible self harm. No clear evidence of foul play. valuables including money, a gold watch, a diamond pin and other items were recovered. A separate expense claim of 1950 dollars for a Williamsport trip appeared on a secretary’s note for the Lech Haven Lodge of Elks.
William Koerner, the man who shot and killed Rose, told investigators he intended to end his life after the act. He dated the girl briefly, then claimed he did not know what he was doing when the fatal shot was fired. Koerner, once popular in Chicago, said he believed he could not escape the electric chair quickly.
Veterans from Work, Adams, Franklin, Fulton, Cumberland and other counties attended a Grand Army of the Republic meeting in Harrisburg. About fifty posts were represented as the Eighty-seventh Pennsylvania Volunteers from York led a parade and spoke of wartime service. Governor Plastics delivered remarks following the artillery salute.
A prominent Georgia judge, Geompe BF Galen, was attacked in Atlanta when Alan Gay allegedly struck him after a trial. The assault followed a past contempt ruling and involved multiple figures with legal connections.
In New York on September 2, 1862, a decision favored by supporters to secure the electoral vote for Kitiae caused tensions. The scene involved accusations of cheating and efforts to influence the outcome, with CONS pushing to carry the state.
Local report notes 24 judges and frail status affecting nomination of Willie H Lbie fede with no candidate for the legislature in the FEN Liete dietilen. Beechechdegs support John J. Monahan amid shifting endorsements and party lines.
Weather today fair with light variable winds. Report on Pitishon Mine Uimaster continues. Mulberry River area expected to defeat paving plans. Editorial questions about Jivwin as agitator. Local mission workers meet. church committees active. Boy’s death noted. New high school opening announced. Wall Street review and markets. Suburban happenings and valley updates.
Democratic candidate William Jennings Bryan drew large crowds in New Haven on September 14 as he spoke from a carriage and on the Yale Green. Spectators shouted down the address with cries of Rah Rah, silencing parts of the speech.
A destructive blaze at Narragansett damaged the Shiens mill and flier building, with total loss and insurance underway. An incendiary fire struck the 40 by 60 foot structure. police captured the suspect after a tipped-off tip. The incident recalls a similar fire at the same site last year.
Fragmented OCR notes a court or custody matter in Omaha Nebraska with references to a wife and relatives, a man named Baxter, and a plan involving moving a child to New York. It also lists scattered ship arrivals and names, suggesting a newswire style update on assorted topics.
New York dispatch notes a Midwest relay of fair and warmer weather with fresh southerly winds. A hurricane approacheth the Atlantic coast, with Sunday forecast for partly cloudy skies, cooler night temperatures, and brisk southerly winds. Rain and possible local squalls may affect the coast as storm systems move eastward from the lakes region.
The note praises Finley’s current season imports as strictly high class and up to date in every detail. It emphasizes the well known character of the goods and avoids listing specific qualities or varieties.
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