Evils of the City and Their Cure sermon at Calvary Reformed Church
Rev G W Welsh preached on The Evils of the City and Their Cure to a large audience. He warned Scranton’s lax enforcement of laws, vice, and Sabbath desecration, urging youth and community reform, law enforcement, and moral revival.]
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Silk Waists and Dress Skirts Offer New Styles at Lower Prices
Advertising copy touts silk waists and dress skirts with newly varied models and richer materials at reduced prices. It claims replicas of exclusive imported garments secured through foreign connections and produced in New York by renowned tailors and wallet makers.
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Black Taffeta Waist Offered At Fits Budget Price
A Black Taffeta Waist offered at 4.98 presents a bargain compare to higher priced items. Description notes full front fit, sheer trimmed with lustrous ticks and delicate ruffles finished by careful workmanship. Copy mentions another 2.14.98 item.
Crepon Skirts and Wool Crepon Arrive at Bargain Prices
The notice advertises a Crepon skirt at 9.98 or 92.00 per yard crepon noting new season values. It highlights all wool crepon with plaited back and velvet corduroy trim, plus an assortment at 9.48 and a wool Brocie Crepon piece at 19.98.
Isaac Long Wilmes Barre Pa April 2a
Partial notice from Wilmes Barre Pennsylvania dated April 2a mentions Isaac Long. The fragmentary text provides limited identifiers and no clear event or action.
Temperance Meeting Promises Some Words From Minister
The dialogue notes a minister who intends to speak at a temperance gathering but faces doubt. Observers worry that once engaged, he may overstep and fail to stop despite good intentions.
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Populists Oppose Expansion Despite Vote Indication
A fragmented quote suggests populists oppose expansion. the vote indicates no expansion occurred. The text references reactions by I yck and mentions opposition stance.
Heavy sentences imposed in Webber case and others
Judge Edwards sentenced Adolph Webber to eight years in the Eastern penitentiary and a $1 004 fine for criminally assaulting Annie Miller aged four. Other defendants include William Navin fined plus costs for assault, Marlin Peylene jailed on false pretenses, William J. Jones fined for doug o, James Murphy convicted of robbery, and others given fines or jail time for various offenses.
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Rena Schlining
Adolph Webber
Annie Miller
Eaetern
Judes Kawards
Man Claims Wife's Previous Marriage and Alleged Bigamy
William A. Sehlining presented evidence before Imes Aten Wild Ht chambers claiming Mona Pehlining was previously married to Childs Cooper before her union with him. He asserts Cooper remained her husband until her marriage to Sehlining, who then married Thomas Farrell of Wisionth after leaving for the hunt. Cooper and Pehlining’s marriages occurred in 1888 and 1804 respectively, with a later union to Schiining in 1881, while Schiining believed the woman to be Benn Stevens at the time of their marriage.
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Legal actions in Olyphant and Archbald courts
In Olyphant the license of A. F. Gillespie is transferred to Constantine Shybaky in the Third ward. Isaac W. Copperthwaite files a divorce suit for Augusta May Copperthwaite alleging desertion. A civil action seeks 84400 damages against the Delaware and Hudson Railroad arising from a grade crossing killing of William Probat in Archbald. The case is led by Minnie V. Probst as next friend with Welles & Torrey for the plaintiffs. The second week of criminal court begins tomorrow morning.
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Mila Coolbaugh
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purity and Health
A collection of testimonials touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for eczema indigestion scrofula grip rhuma and general weakness. Patients claim purified blood improves strength appetite and mobility while curing long standing ailments with the remedy.
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Holmes Electric Protective System Guards Bank Vault
The bank vault is secured by the Holmes Electric Protective System, a named security installation noted in the article. This indicates reliance on electric protection technology for vault safety.
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