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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1896
Page
1
Fashion House Opens New York Cloak and Furline
A stylish New York shop unveils a grand cloak and fur collection. The venue promises bold designs and a wide range of latest mood fashion items. Forts.
Our Cloak Our Cloak Department Growth
Our Cloak department keeps growing on the back of a son’s phenomenal success. The firm proclaims an effort to deliver an absolutely perfect reproduction of fashion's whims with many noted approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bea
McKinley Praises Old Neighbors at Canton Home
A Sept 28 ceremony in Canton, Ohio, features Major McKinley warmly addressing veterans and liston citizens. He recalls his boyhood, thanks local leaders, and notes the strong community bonds and moral progress of the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Liston Wand Athver Fawhee
Columbine County
Obie
Tas Fells
Gori
Teeire
Moinley
Corngress
Sperkesenianty
McKinley
Nomination Confusion in Butler Armstrong District
Campaign papers filed in Harrishire Pennsylvania reveal nomination disputes in Butler Armstrong district with multiple figures from Butler county and Allegheny county Democratic committees contesting regularity. James E. O'Donnell and Magee are cited amid court action to settle duplicate certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler-Armstrong
Harrishire
Woo? Ritter
Butler County
Tivtay
Demiritent Ao Certiti Ae
Butler Armstrong Atelet
Morely
Arimetrong
Phe
Loniornow
Howley
Allegheny County
James E. O'Donnell
L. Magee
Marin
Magee
O'Donnell
Commonwe
Deadlock in Republican congressional conference in Johnstown
In Johnstown Pennsylvania on Sept 29 the Republican conference remains in apparent deadlock after dozens of meetings. J L Aleks ale cures a final vote and may sway delegates to Roserj of Somerset if not chosen. Hicks denies taking bribes to switch to Thropp while facing wide bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Pal
Republican Congressional Conference
Oelock
J. L. Aleks Alecures
Roserj
Somerset County
Hicks
Thropp
Bedford County
Crow Nominated by Independent Republicans in Philadelphia
In the Academy of Music Philadelphia tonight Independent Republicans nominated Alexander Crow Jr a manufacturer for short term opposition to the regular Republican nominee Aly Crow had been defeated for the sheriffs nomination earlier and his supporters claim the nomination process was not honorable Mor Crow has been endorsed by many business men of his party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Academy of Music
Alexander Crow
Aly. Crow
Hia Appeent
Mor. Crow
Tony Business Omen
Labor Moderation TM Bippenaust Support Promised
Sept 28 in Helena Missouri a labor moderation team agreed to back Pye and Wiartsom. They will canvass the colony to publish literature aiding their cause in doubtful states. Shipping notes from New York report arrivals and departures of multiple vessels from Rotterdam Hamburg Antwerp and Amsterdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena, Moettt
Feddy
New York
Spurndam
Rotterdam
Phoenicia
Hamburg
Viretite
Aller
Rom Haven
Werra
Gibraltar
Keadington
Antwerp
Scandia
Fricaland
Flushing
Meim
Senator Gorman to Campaign in Maryland for Bryan
Senator Gorman will tour Maryland with Sewall to stump for Bryan. He plans to speak only in his own district with a date set for early October likely at Laurel. The Democratic state committee will schedule other venues and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gorman
Maryland
Bryan
Sewall
Tila
Laurel
Treasury Gold Totals and New York Withdrawals
Washington reports the close of business gold stock at 2246. The New York gold withdrawal for the day reached 5200 dollars. An inflow of 2,008,000 dollars in gold was received in exchange for currency in New York today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Met
Treasury
New York
Wages Reduced at Peabody Villa Management
The Peabody Villa Management announced a six percent wage reduction. Moych, Newburyport, and surrounding staff were notified of the cut effective immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Moych
Peabody Villa Management Today
Train dispatchers walk out on Canadian Pacific strike
All the train dispatchers on the Canadian Pacific railway were ordered out on strike tonight in Montreal. The action halts traffic across the line as workers protest conditions and demand concessions from management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
Leadville Riot Turmoil Continues as Troops Press Battles
Rioting persists in Leadville with troops driving off strikers at the Coronado mine. Funeral processions for Jerry O Keefe and William Higgins draw thousands, as miners’ union crowds march to the cemetery amid military camps and picket lines.
Porter at the Head The New York Democratic Ticket
The New York Democratic state committee revised the ticket on September 2. Wilbur F. Porter of Watertown was named governor with Fred Schraub of Lowville as lieutenant governor. Robert Titus of Buffalo remains as associate justice of the Court of Appeals. Elliot Danforth declined to be listed atop the ticket, leading to Porter’s promotion from second to first place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilbur F. Porter
Watertown
Fred ©. Schraub
Lowville
Court of Appeals
Robert Titus
Buffalo
Elliot Danforth
John Boyd Thacher
Danforth
Senator Hill
Judge Porter
Frederick C. Shraub
Wanamaker's Purchase of Hilton Hughes Firm Reported
Robert Ogden, for John Wanamaker, confirms Wanamaker buys the entire Hilton Hughes & Co. business of New York, including real estate at Broadway and Tenth Street, warehouse, delivery outlets, and merchandise. The Philadelphia Wanamaker firm will move in and operate the store like its Philadelphia operation, with John Wanamaker as senior partner. The purchase price is not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Robert Ogden
John Wanamaker
New York
Hilton, Hughes & Co
Transacion
A. T Stewart and Company
Broadway
Tenth Street
Wanamaker
Harrison
Hilton, Hughes and Company
British halt in the Loudan Lent editorial note
The Times editorial reviews Sir Herbert Kitchener’s order for the First Staffordshire regiment to leave Dongola and move toward Cairo via Kosheh. It argues the Dervish power has collapsed and that no large forward push is planned soon, while other papers call it an economical move due to expedition costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the Times
Herbert Kitchener
Dongola
Kosheh
Cairo
Douglas
Pythian Celebration Fifth Annual Field Day Observed
The Knights of Pythias of New Jersey held their fifth annual field day in Paterson with a procession meeting the city bar and Mayor Broun, the board of aldermen, Governor Griggs, and Choret A Hobart. The mayor gave a welcome at the armory where a reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Knights of Paterson
Paterson
Nsn
Pythias
New Jersey
Broun
Griggs
Chorret A. Hobart
President appoints commissioners on Klamath land boundary
President assigns William P. Cohen of Rich Hill Missouri and Ivan D. Applerute of Klamath Falls Oregon to investigate and determine the boundary lines of the Klamath Indian reservation in Oregon along with other duties specified in the Indian note of June 10 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William P. Cohen
Rich Hill
Ivan D. Applerute
Klamath Falls
Ore
Kaiumath Indian Reservation
Oregon
Women Advocates Defeated in Pittsburg Conference Vote
The Pittsburg conference of the Methodist Episcopal church in Indiana Pennsylvania on September 2 discussed behind closed doors the admission of women as delegates to the general conference. The motion failed by a vote of 70 to 64 in favor of the opponents. This marked the third time women advocates faced defeat on this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albwtt
Welowk
Cleveland
Chrgvmen
Ohio
Methodlist Episcopal Church
Green
H. F P. Lee
BO W. Arnett
Arnett
Major McKinley
Lincoln
McKinley Surial
Indiana
Pittsburg
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference
Women’s conference votes favor admission plan
The question has been voted upon and women gain strength for admission. The conference adjourned this afternoon, selecting Washington, Pa. for the meeting next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Pa
Twenty-First Session of Cigarmakers Union Opens in Detroit
Nearly 200 delegates gather at Turner hall as G W Perkins opens the twenty first session of the Cigarmakers International Union of America. The report notes limited trade improvement, higher output, and detailed figures on factories, wages, and union membership. Perkins calls for a weekly wage increase and outlines past and projected benefit payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Turner Hall
G. W. Perkins
Cigamakers’ International Union of America
Perkins
United States
BOS
Indicted for Providing Light in Atlanta
Atlanta Sept 28 H M Atkinson president of the Southern Trust and Georgia Electric Light company was indicted by the grand jury. He is charged with Sabbath violation but is said to be held responsible for the actions of his employees. The electric light company supplies the city debts and the indictment could leave Atlanta in darkness on Sunday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
H. M. Atkinson
Southern Trust and Banking Company
Georgia Electric Light Company
Electric
Charles F. Tyler
Athinta
Bitten by an enraged horse in Ligonier
Mrs. John Machalwaska of Sherman Michigan was attacked by a frenzied horse while trying to drive it from her yard. The horse appeared to be rabid and Mrs. Machalwaska was bitten in the face. Her condition is described as critical and the outcome remains in serious doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligonier
John Machalwaska
Sherman
Michigan Wne
Boiler Explosion Kills Men at Wilkes-Barre Colliery
A boiler exploded at No 2 colliery near Harwood Wilkes-Barre Pa at noon today. John Metro was killed instantly while two laborers Michael and Andrew Wargo were severely scalded but alive. The cause is thought to be low water. the building was demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
No. 2
Harwood
John Metro
Michael
Andrew Wargo
Thieves Steal Communion Service from Coldwater Church
Thieves broke into the Episcopal church in Coldwater on Sept 28 and took the entire communion service including several silver pieces plated ware a demijohn of communion wine and a clock used to time sermons by the rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coldwater
Mid
Episcopal
Woman killed by live wire in Alton during storm
In Alton West Virginia on September 28 the wife of Dr. Thomas J. Foulds was fatally shocked at her home after touching an exposed incandescent light wire during a storm. The town reports the incident as a singular accident with power lines generally considered harmless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton
Thomas J. Foulds
Whitney to Wed Mrs Randolph at Hat Harbor Church
William C Whitney former secretary of the navy will marry Mrs. A S Randolph of New York at the Episcopal church in Hat Harbor Me tomorrow. The couple had been reported as engaged last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hat Harbor
William ¢. Whitney
Navy
Episcopal Church
Oon
Randolph
New York
Four Sailors Suffocated in Oil Fire Aboard Cyrus off Marcus Hook
Four crew members including Alfred Beck and Hans Jaggers died when a barrel of oil ignited while lowering it into the hold of the British iron steamship Cyrus off Marcus Hook. The incident, witnessed by Captain Simmons and the English crew, left the vessel intact as flames filled the hold and the bodies recovered by Deputy Coroner Frick. The Cyrus, 2175 tons, was sailing in ballast from Philadelphia to Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Cyrus
Simmons
Philadelphia
Notas
Versel
Marcus Hook
Delaware River
Alfred
TL Beck
Hans Jaggers
Fred Hilner
Frick
Ihtum
Norfolk
Sourabaya
Java
Nervy rider escapes after theft of streetcar rail
A bold individual bound for Reed's Lake rode a streetcar at Wealthy avenue late at night. He swore and jumped onto the car as the last car pulled in. He turned on the current and sped toward the lake, risking derailment, while railway workers pursued unsuccessfully. He halted at the terminus and vanished into darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Reed's Lake
Largest American flag stretched across Broadway in New York
Bankers and brokers in the Equitable ind Boree buildings on Broadway unfurled the largest American flag ever made. The banner measures seventy one by forty feet with a twenty seven foot field and stars thirty two inches across. It required six yards of bunting and weighs 150 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Equitable Ind Boree
Broadway
McKinley
Hobart
Chorus of 800 Voices to Headline St Louis Club Convention
W J McKean of New Jersey says the National Association of Democratic clubs will stage a large convention in St Louis from October 1 with a chorus of 800 voices singing campaign and patriotic songs. He met Jefferson club and Business Men's league officers to discuss plans for what may be the largest gathering of Democratic clubs yet held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
W. J. McKean
New Jersey
National Association of Democratic Clubs
Towm
Jefferson Club
Business Men's League
Brooklyn Man H Nanta Said to Kill Himself in Toronto
Toronto reports a Brooklyn man named H Nanta died by his own action at the Queen’s hotel drawing many inquiries at the police. A New York letter described Herman Fralinger of 6 Nassau Street as a possible match, but features do not tally. A photo from Mrs A Michaels of 84 Garfield Place Brooklyn shows close resemblance to Nanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
H. Nanta
Queen's Hotel
New York
Herman Fralinger
Nassau Street
A. Michaels
Garfield Place
Brooklyin
Nanta
INGALLS WILL DEVOTE ENERGY TO KANSAS CAMPAIGN
Ex-Senator Ingalls informed the national Republican committee he cannot leave Kansas to campaign for the national ticket in Ohio. He will dedicate all his time to Kansas. Supporters claim portions of legislative and senatorial districts are instructed for his return to office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bresense
Congress
National House of Rerescritiiver
Wil
Abe
Taylor
Topeka
Kan
Jngalls
National Republican Committee
Kansas
Ohbo
Amos Kime Company Reopens With Full Band Staff
Manchester Sept 28 The Amos Kime company resumes operations this morning with all departments running and a full band staff back at work after weeks of idleness since August 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Amos. Kime Company
Republican voters name W. Kirkpatrick for Congress in Euston
In Euston Pennsylvania on September 2 the Republican meeting of the Eighth district convened and unanimously nominated former Attorney General Wyatt Kirkpatrick as the party candidate for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euston
Wyes. Kirkpatrick
Contri
Weather and politics mix in morning dispatches
Morning briefing reports rain and cooler northeasterly winds as McKinley engages neighbors. Teens and sailors feature in notices from Leadville to Baltimore with political debate clips and coroner findings noting criminal negligence.
Unclear historical notice from Hollidaysburg works
Fragmentary report indicates operations paused tomorrow at the Hollidaysburg Malanar Inn works and at Tyrone Iron works after a long idle period. Names and places are garbled but reference to We ct. Neal of Harrishura and vague plans to give via unclear route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollidaystburs
Malanar Inn
Hollidaysvurg
Easton Mourns Death of Former House Leader Aaron Hess
Aaron Hess of Withomebure in this county died yesterday at age seventy. He served as speaker of the House of Representatives during the recent session and was among the most active former members of the NorthamptonCounty legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Aaron Hess
Withomebure
Thie County
Soyer
House of Representatives
Ict
Nortampton County
Senator Palmer to travel home with no listed stops
Washington reports Senator Palmer will depart tomorrow via the Fifthmore and Onlo road for his home in Spianenerd. He makes no stops and has no plans announced for future movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Beyit
Palmer
Fiulthmore
Spianenerd
Weather Across the Middle States and Atlantic Coast
The report notes cloudy cooler conditions across the Middle States with rain and brisk northeasterly winds. It references a cyclone advancing northward toward Cape Hatteras and mentions unsettled weather on the western area with gale expectations along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middle States
Cape Hatteras
Miley Lempert
California Blankets Advertised in Various Styles and Prices
An advertisement lists numerous white or tan blankets including California and Siberian lines. Prices range from $7.45 to $16.45 with extras such as Crib and Cradle blankets in all sizes. Various brands and sizes are cited across the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana
Plaza
California
Comfortables at Value Prices in Silkoline Comfortables
This week we offer a dozen Silkoline Comfortables with regular lines. They feature best cotton filling in sizes 70x80 and plain edge priced at 1.29. Ruffled version sells for 1.42. The value is extraordinary as the material itself could not be bought at this price.
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