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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1894
Page
8
A brief fashion notice touts gloves as essential for outdoor attire, highlighting kid gloves as available in various prices. The Foster and Terouvin brands are mentioned as good options, with a claim that prices at the advertiser are the lowest among stores.
In Scranton Tribune style from Honesdale April 12, a sacred concert is planned at St Johns Church on April 17 with Ella Doherty Hubert Kelly John Carr and Howell Davis among performers admission 50 and 35 cents. A fire raged yesterday gravity railroad partly crippled St Josephs County held an Anes at Pioneer hall. The Kirmess linked to the E Company fair draws attention. Deasie L McElroy married Mary Cr Faatz at 840 pm Rev C A Benjamin officiated. reception followed at the bride and groom reside on West Street.
Live special reports from Hallistead Pennsylvania April 12 noting Mianes ale Hartley will open a bakery on Main Street soon. Local visits include Mr and Mrs George Ward in Binghamton and Mrs George Vonburg visiting Mrs Charles Lawrence and Mrs J L Compton returning from Windsor New York.
Miss Mary Lavin, 21, daughter of Jamen Lavin of Wandling, died after spin meriting illness. funeral set for Saturday with interment in Carbondale. Reports note Judge Searle reduced Frank McDermott’s sentence. other items cover local arrests, theater productions, and council discussions on billing practices.
An ad claims RP PRP cures dyspepsia and indigestion, restores appetite and vigor, and promotes strength. It touts prickly ash poke root and potassium as key ingredients, calling the product the king of all medicines sold by druggists.
Special to the Sentinel details social visits in Scranton and Factoryville New York stock replenishment by W Frave Stent and Miss Nellie Dewey visits. Griffin reservoir work delayed by heavy snow. Ellsworth G Mead moves to new Highland Park home. Dr King s New Discovery advertised for cough cold and chest troubles with money back guarantee trial bottles from Matthew Cros drug store.
In Trin, Ancubatn on April 12 Abram Howelle announced his candidacy for delegate to the Republican county convention from the Seventh district of the First ward. Henry Otto and Aggie Toolin, both Hill Street residents, were wed last evening at St Thomas Church with Jacob Fink and Miles Maury Fink as attendants. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home, Mr and Mrs Patrick Toolin. The couple will begin housekeeping at once as the Carbondale streetcar line serves the area.
Local notes recount residents in Avoca Wyoming County and nearby towns, including names like Elaine, Hollister, Snyder, Larkville, and Price. Events cover visits, conferences, political remarks, illness, travel to Philadelphia, and burglaries. Some lines reference weather, medical ads, and church activities with mixed clarity.
Special to the Amtee et Tetherers reports a series of local items from Beranton and surrounding towns. Mentions Thomas Méllaigain’s child delays due to illness, weather disruptions, and residents moving or hosting events at churches and homes. Various pastors, social invitations, and community updates appear, including a claim of relief from Thomas’ Electric Oil.
Tom Logan visited Carbondale Thursday to see Will McLoughlion. Mrs. Charles Burbett called on friends in town yesterday. A county convention draws many candidates. A minstrel troupe performs at Smith's Mielec ball Saturday night. Town council urged to act quickly to improve streets’ condition. Knights of the Golden Eagle grand council to convene in Easton May 5. Delanation from town will attend. Mit a Delaney of Pittston visits Lincoln Street. Wieland of Main Street improving after illness. The miniature take in front of WH.
A garbled notice signals a controversy or disgraceful conduct reaching Cornell University and broader acknowledgment. The fragment hints at an institutional reprimand or public remark tied to a person or event, with unclear details but perceived impact on the college.
The Carbondale Consolsatiouly Reporter notes deaths, a marriage, and civic activity over the past day. Catharine O'Borle died of pneumonia at 75, funeral at St Rowe church. Hattie Hanenstein and her infant died of diphtheria. Will Hy hold funeral tomorrow. Mary A. Thoma and Frederick J. Thoma wed at Trinity. Weather and transit updates and local visits also mentioned.
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