Charming Patent Leathers For Easter Bonnet Wear
A fashion note praises patent leather shoes for Easter outfits. The pair described features a round toe and straight across tips with swagger and superb quality, targeted at stylish young women.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1898
Page
7
Prices Mention Dealers Markups After Shortage
A note states the item costs $3.50 now and warns that without them consumers would pay dealers from $4.00 to $5.00. It stresses the price gap and potential savings for buyers.
City Notes and Community Meetings Across Scranton Area
Reports of regular board meetings at Flavoce Mission Taeday and the Board of Health, church services led by Rev. DeForrell of New York, and schedule changes for Scranton Steady Railway with new times between Moodie and Putton. Licenses issued to several residents. obituaries note Rev. Richard Tanner’s death in Pittsburgh. Local mining activity and lodge events announced plus an anniversary address by General Dow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fie Presbyterian Church
De.forrell
New York
Scranton Staihway
Moodle
Putton
Bt Lake
Llniben Strewet
Elise
Martine
Jew J. Edwards
Attias Metholiat Rattledpat
Wwe Agulie
Hipewin
Dihawore Sud Dison
Crewk
Alurvine
Wag Atoreh Mitte
Prove ‘Iene
Delawire, Lorkwwanna
Werte Wormming
Osfor
Paketto
Amer Hl
Dows
Gaperud Hirootoat
Stite Prestige Collorn
Lowing
Alteran Jolie
Sanne Hoberte
Waiter Wien
Pastors' Union May See Last Regular Meeting
On the first Monday the ey pistere of the Pastors' union gathered at Park church to discuss whether the City Pastors' union should continue. Only eight members attended and no formal meeting was held, signaling the likely end of regular sessions if attendance does not improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastors’ Union
Ein Park Ehurch
Why Did the Big Fly-Wheel Break at Green Ridge Iron Works
A coroner’s inquest into the death of Owen Davis after a fly-wheel burst at Green Ridge Iron Works last Tuesday resumes with numerous witnesses. Attorneys for both families attend, and the jury may visit the works to inspect the broken wheel. Testimony focuses on whether the wheel or counter shaft caused the disaster, and whether prior foundation work or shifting parts contributed to the failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
Owen Davin
Attorheys
John FF
Serage
F. Newcom
Sera
Newccomb
F. A. Spencer
Longstreet
Poselbis
Corgnens
Newcomb
Davis
Scrigg Wis Ue
Frederick W. Gerecke
Dickson Manufacturing Company
Dickson Commang
Gerecke
Tts
Spencer
W. OB. Cobb
Oy Len
Cobb
Welchta
Wagins
William Cox
Ing Mill
John Gehrens
Gehrens
Robert Bush
Christopher Low
John Wells
Charles Cobb
Vurhey Williams
Coruner Longestreet
John W. Davis
Alton
Fenera
Davie
Hickey
Fire Department
Price
Assignees Fees in Hyde Park Bank Case Questioned
Judge Archbald redresses contested fees in the Hyde Park bank assignment. Auditor John M Harris assessed $1,087 for witnesses and the panel of creditors challenged the calculation. The decision approves a regular percentage fee totaling $912.40 for the assignee and allows $455 more to be distributed, with $30,000 in total creditor claims and broad payment progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ognin
Hyde Park
Smith B. Moll
John M. Harris
Archbald
Pesignee
Hal
Himeef
Merfield
Northeant
Sam Austin to Referee McFadden Mullens Boxing Match
Sam C Austin of New York City has been hired by the American Sporting club to referee the McFadden Mullens glove contest at Music Hall next Tuesday night. The card also features George Cuff of Carbondaly versus Whack McLoughlin of Bellevue in a prior six rounds bout, while McFadden travels from New York to Carbondale for training ahead of a twenty round bout with Harry Lemons for the Olympic club of Buffalo next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam C. Austin
New York City
Boxing and General Sporting Authority
American Sporting Club
McFadden-Mullens
Music Hall
Austin
Bartley
George Cuff
Carhomialy
T McLoughliin
Bellevue
Oibchens
Pittston
Dougherty seriously injured by bullet in Mooule area
John Dougherty of Mooule was seriously injured Saturday night by a bullet fired from a revolver in a hold the reporter notes at Wh erty, De, Berte of Avoca, attending Dougherty, said the condition is serious but not yet fatal. Clark's Annex advertises flowering plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dougherty
Mooule
Talon
Wherty
de, Berte
Avoca
Lawsuit Over 1800 Stolen Trees in Boundary Dispute
Lackawanna Iron and Coal company files a 21000 trespass suit against W. M. Springer claiming he crossed a clear boundary on land adjoining the Daniel Smith tract and felled and removed 1800 trees used as mine props. Trees valued at four dollars each, bail set at 1000 after capias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company
W. M. Springer
Plaints’ Company
Troy
Willard
Lacka- Winn
Springer
Timber Company Charge Waived After Bail Set at 1600
A man faced with a criminal charge for unlawfully cutting timber trees waived the preliminary hearing and secured release by furnishing a $1,600 bail. The case against him proceeded under company-initiated charges.
Court Asked to Interfere in Wilkes-Barre Reorganization
Sheriff James Martin served injunction papers on Wilkes-Barre city council members during reorganization to stop action toward adopting the act for third class cities or forfeiting the city’s special charter. Complainants include George H. Parrish George S. Bennett Andrew Hunlock and other residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
James Martin
George HW. Parrish
George 8. Bennett
Andrew Hunlock
Young crook William Money arrested after dawn alley stumble
William Money was found guilty of multiple offences after being located in Taltrond alley by Patrolman Day. He was taken to the central police station where a search revealed eight knives, a pair of clippers, a screwdriver and several dollars in silver. He was slightly intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Money
Taltrond Alley
Money
Advertisement for Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills
An ad notes removal of office to residence at 434 Wyoming avenue beside the Colliery Engineer building. Claims SCROFULA results from foul blood and promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla to purify the blood and Hood’s Pills to aid digestion and biliousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Avenue
Hood
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Ra Arar
Spruce Street
Wilkes-Marie
Beranton
M. Meinhart
Mac
Lackawanna Avenue
City Notes
Halstander & Alworth
Connell
Directora of
Flavoce Mission Taeday
Wil. Im
Cite Pastore
Paton
Scranton Cash Store
Mott
BR. W. Archibald
Sam Austin
Mullens- McFadden
Mor
Bvan Toting
Sein At Liberty
Clark's Annex
Washington Avenue
Mears Building
Grover Graham
Pereia
Boblie
Matthews
SUES
L. 1 & C. Company
Onan
Gallen's
OUR Children’s Department
Penn Clothing and Shoe House
PENN
Tirs
Reynetis
Arnold
Baby Bazaar
Meat Arket
Adams Avenue
Max Weber
Hoc. Lindies Soles
Leely Fie
Penn Avenue
Scranton, PA
Bohemian
Bohemia
Lacka. Ave
Ladwig
Lackawanna Ave
China Mall
Wilken- Harre City
G.D. Mareny
Rexford
Scranton
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