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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1894
Page
8
An old time sale listing affordable sewing notions and craft items. Daisy Ribbons advertises hair pins pins thread pins tape measures brass rings fringe and various threads with prices per package spool or yard. Includes regulation curling irons and embroidery silks offered at small, tempting cost points.
Citizens of the new borough of Throop celebrate incorporation with a grand parade from Hellman & Co. to mark the event. Local politics surface as Luke Kelly and James BrownPossible council candidates are discussed ahead of a May 184 election.
In Minooka on April 17 infant son of John Blackam of Davia strait died Monday afternoon from meningitis. A B year old child of Patrick Lydon on Stafford street died Monday night. Interments set for Minooka cemetery and Foraat Home cemetery Taylor. Michael Costello of Jonestown vs James McDermott for felonious wounding to be called in court today. Jonestown residents liken themselves to Kilkenny cats after past disputes Buckshot wounds were inflicted by McDermott a musket shot.
Tribune readers can redeem four coupons plus 15 cents for any volume in the Columias Set, with over 100 titles to choose from. Coupon booth at The Tribune Offer corner Penn Avenue and Spruce Street.
News notes report a woman named Mra William Clark burned while burning refuse on Pine street. Archib Nichol injured finger. Dr Van Doran treats Mabady recovering from typhoid. funeral of John Sheridan's child held. council held special session approving bills and bank $10,000. John Farretl made light constable. Archibald Hose members excused from borough tax. traction line work eyed. public health notice promotes Barduck Blood Bitters as drainage remedy.
Forest City notes give Rev. J. C. Hogan another year as pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, with a new parsonage nearly complete. Reports of fishing, a death from scarlet fever, temperance meetings, and a vivid tale of Micky Burns in Chicago condemnation disputes with the Northwestern Railroad are included. Also mentions William K. Vanderbilt’s imported cigars and local medical advert for Thomas’ Electric Oil.
A jumble of names and events from Cabudala and Scranton Pa includes social calls, a May ceremony, and church group notices. Highlights mention Huggy Athineos invited to a dirge for Mish Lunes Towkle, and the Methodist Ladies Aid planning a monthly supper on Wednesday evening.
April 17 special from Lively Borough Teorsely Reesraed reports a May 8 Lackawanon performance after Lady Whratiincton events. Notable notices include Mrs Lloyd’s visiting, Joseph Nulitte’s death at 82 after itinerant illness, funeral Thursday with high Requiem Mass at the German Catholic church in Hyde Park. Street Commissioner Riese praised on Main Street. school board to organize in January. Henry Rich of Warse county visited.
Mrs. George Deweny of Binghamton returns home after visiting writer Mrs. George Lawih. Mrs. John Crook visited friends in Binghamton. Warren Simrell, after visiting Williamsport, returns home. Will McCreary in Binghamton. Mario Klubbe of Boston to lecture at the Baptist church Friday evening under the Young People’s Society. D Hamlin of Novelty Works in Binghamton. Henry Willard and daughter Josie back from Scranton trip.
The Avoca area reports a funeral for Martin AlcGowan and a memorial emphasis at St Mary's. Dozens attend the service as local families and workers gather. Lectures and church events are announced including Rev Edwards's talk and Primitive Methodist gathering. Residents and visitors frequent Avoca and nearby towns with social and personal notices throughout the week.
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