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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1896

Page

4

Confederate Veteran Credits No To Bac for Victory

A Confederate veteran from Bonham Texas recounts his battle with tobacco and credits No To Bac for restoring his health and willpower. He describes quitting after decades of smoking and chewing, praising the product and urging readers to obtain the booklet and a free sample from The American Remedy Co.

McClary Bonham Texas John Peeler Ingtunter M. Metlary Ene Remedy Co Chica New Ork

Classified notices at Hannon & Co newsdealer

Advertisements and job work offers left at Hannon and Co newsdealers North Main Street will receive attention once the shop opens from 8 a m to 10 p m Daily notices processed promptly.

Hannon & Co Newsdealers North Maintreet

New athletic club to open May first in grand third-floor rooms

The club will feature a smoking room parlor gymnasium and baths with accessories like parallel bars lifting machines punching bag and boxing gloves. Doors open May first with no card playing or drinking allowed and strong interest from applicants reported. Contributions noted for furnishings and the Indian club apparatus.

Plaice Indy Stalra Tnany

Fray Expected Between Carbondale and Scranton This Afternoon

A large hometown crowd is anticipated for the Carbondale vs Scranton game this afternoon. Scranton appears downbeat with shaky backers while Carbondale shows growing confidence and a new battery likely featuring Anderson and Patchon or Lacey.

Carbondale Bcranton Scranton Anderson Patchon Lacey Val

A N Barnes Takes Charge of Carbondale Laundry

A N Barnes of Scranton assumes leadership of Carbondale laundry business. Former Eureka laundry expert Harnes is noted for his skill and will implement changes to improve work quality and attract more patrons. He promises careful handling of garments to prevent loss.

Carbondale A. N. Barnes Scranton Harnes Eureka Barnes

Velvet Carpet Work Described as Sewed and Lined

A description notes velvet carpet being sewn laid and lined. The item highlights craftsmanship and finishing details. The report emphasizes meticulous sewing and proper fitting.

Meeting With Success Subscribers for Telephone Exchange

City canvassing for telephone exchange subscribers has met with great success especially among professionals. The system is seen as permanent with satisfactory operation and skilled operators. Conductor Eugene Hudson suffered a head bruise after leaning from an open car foot-board and hitting a pole. initially feared serious injury but only minor bruises were found.

TelePhone Exchange Eugene Hudson The Traction Company Hudson

Improvements Underway on School Properties

Improvements commenced on several school properties with contractor Bryce Blair making progress. Upon completion here, he will begin work at the Brooklyn and South Main Street schools, for which contracts have been secured.

Bryce Kh. Blair Brooklyn South Main Street

Special Train Service For Scranton Baseball Game

Residents attending the Scranton baseball game today may board a Delaware and Hudson train leaving at 3 o'clock which will stop at the Carbon Street Junction to drop passengers. The 615 train from Scranton will also halt to allow returning travelers to board.

Scranton Delaware and Hudson Carbon Street Gore

Local residents absorb daily life in surrounding towns

Reports from Salem Avenue to Forest City note illnesses visits trips and condolences. People like Miss Ligsie Fellows J A Brennan and Mrs John Sheyer travel for work family and business while a diphtheria case appears at James Walker’s home.

Pleasant gathering honors W P Lutz at home

A Saturday evening party hosted by W P Lutz filled with music dancing and refreshments. Guests included the Litts Clifford King Smith Simlas Bartree Hartree McCormle Vosburg and several local residents. The depot fire Monday afternoon was quickly put out and a town meeting of the Willink Workers was announced for Mrs Mart Colvin's house this afternoon.

W. P. Lutz Waltaing W. P. Litts M. &. Clifford Grace King Marian Smith Lilian Simlas Minnie Bartree Leanora Hartree Anna McCormle Carrie Vosburg Lydia Perkins Stella Miller Lucy Barton Carrie Colvin Messra W. D. Smith James Drowns Walter McCormic W. H. Parker Harold Parker Frank Keith Ned Nicholas Koons Willard Vosburg Helmer Semaine Thomas Swanley Nicholeon Thomas Carmody W. P. Litte K. Beemer J. B. Riker Lttle Willink Mart Colvin

Local notices and community items from Hallstead and surroundings

For sale cheap portable bakeware in good condition inquire at thy bakery in Hallstead. A prison mans meeting and Armenian lecture by Bhadrach Kallejian theological student of Hurgort Armenia will be given in the Baptist church Wednesday evening. Mrs Rufus Srakh Ix seriously ill. Mrs John Jones guest of friends in New Milford. Friendly Hand lodge 1008 Independent Order of Odd Fellows attended the Methodist church Sunday evening and heard Rev J B Crompton. Mrs Bache and family arrive Thursday to spend the summer. As Sloat had flagger injuries on Tuesday talk of an oval for bicycle riding this summer.

Hallstead Bhadrach Kallejian Hurgort Armenia Baptist Church Rufus Srakh Ix John Jones New Milford Friendly Hand Lodge Order of Odd Fellows Hev. J Crompton Mra. Bache Sloat Flager

Roads near Lackawanna station improved oddly by broken stone

The report notes Lackawanna station area roads in excellent condition after a broken stone foundation work. It mentions Jonnie Drake spending Sunday with friends in Busquehanna and local youths buying new bicycles for spring. Drake family vacationing at Mount Pocono. Also includes an ad for Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup for teething with price.

Lackawanna Station Mises Jonnie Drake Busquehanna Thin Spring Drake Mount Pocono

Man Drowns In Nanticoke Dam Boat Tilt

A small row boat with two men went over the Nanticoke dam Monday afternoon. Walter Drobinski drowned while Squaza Jaradowski was rescued with help from Pennsylvania railroad workers Hants and Welliver. The survivors said they started from across the river and aimed for Danville to find work, with Drobinski carrying between 0 and 500 dollars.

Nanticoke Walter Drobinski Squaza Jaradowski Pennsylvania Hants Welliver Paradowski

Children Struck by Falling Limb in River Street Incident

Monday Miss Marjorie Harvey and Miss Maria Payne were riding near Market when a tree limb fell striking two children as they passed below. Harvey sustained facial bruising and brief unconsciousness. Miss Wayne suffered a dislocated elbow. No one watched for danger, and the children were allowed to pass under the limb.

Marjorie Harvey Maria Payne River Atrest Market Miss Harvey Miss Wayne

Notable May 5 concert features Blauvelt and Mery Thomas

On Tuesday May 5 a notable music night unfolds in the city with Blauvelt as a headlining artist. Contralto prize medalist Mies Mery Thomas from the Royal Academy of Music London has agreed to perform Schumann selections and may join Blauvelt in a duet.

Thin Eliy Blauvelt Mies Mery Thomas Royal Academy of Moete of London Schumann

Residence ransacked as gas left burning during Houpt absence

Watchman returned to M. B. Houpt residence at 10.45 p.m. last week to find a room thoroughly ransacked and gas left burning. Houpt and family were away. only his son and the watchman remained in charge.

M. 8. Houpt

Jacob Hobbs Dies in Shawnee Age 30

Jacob Hobbs of Shawnee Plymouth died yesterday from a spinal affliction he had suffered for years. He was about 30 years old and unmarried.

Aflymonuth Jacob Hobbs Shawnee Plymouth

Missionary of Forty Years Returns for Service

Bertha Dolph returned to Moosic after visiting relatives. Myrtle Faatz funeral held Monday at 10 30 am at the Presbyterian church with large attendance. Interment followed at Brookside cemetery in Carbondale.

Gational Mises Bertha Dolph Moosic Myrtle Faatz Presbyterian Church Brookside Cemetery Carbondale

Montrose Man Dies After Long Illness

After a year of tuberculosis, Hugh Birney of Montrose dies at a young age. Funeral held Tuesday at 9 from the Church of the Holy Name of Mary with Rescue Hook and Ladder Company in attendance. Meanwhile local records show several marriage license filings and a humorous scene at the recorder’s office as residents seek licenses and plan weddings.

Hugh Birney Montrose Birney Church of the Holy Name of Mary Hook and Ladder Company Susquehanna County Register and Recorder’s Office Alexander Karazgewski Halenka Gutowiczanka Forest City John Maccinltch Annie Saradenska Alse Perwst City I. Pickering Gelatt Dora T Nelson Beck Jas Wilbur Derry Dherry Susquehanna Bella John W. Murphy Frances M. O'Neill

Scranton Social News Roundup from Moscow and Nearby

Scranton residents Mrs Tice and Miss Rodgers visited Miss Grace Travis in Moscow. J M Noack attended court in Utica. Mrs E Simpson rushed to West Philadelphia for granddaughter Bertha Simpson illness. Thomas Day of Philadelphia guests of the Bennetts. C H Travin attended Baltimore Medical College graduation. Mrs Clarinda Cease dies. funeral at Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs Peter Hamlin returns to Moosic after visiting her father Henry Heberling. Surprise party for Mr and Mrs E W Hathrill with many local attendees. Dr George Travis returns from Baltimore Medical College. H W Swarts and daughter Effie visit town. Fred Turner of Brooklyn visiting Werren Barbour. Oren Carr of Green Ridge visits with Howard Yeager.

Tice Miss Rodgers Scranton Grace Travis J. M. Noack Utica N. Y E. Simpson West Philadelphia Misa Bertha Simpson Thomas Day Philadelphia Nelson Bennett C. H. Travin Baltimore Medical College Clarinda Cease P. W. Posten Daniel Gardner George Travis Thursay H. W. Swarts Effie Fred Turner Brooklyn Werren Barbour Oren Carr Green Ridge Howard Yeager

Dr Robert Bruce Wilson Dies After Operation In New York

Obituary notes the death of Dr. Robert Bruce Wilson aged 68 in Presbyterian Hospital New York after surgery. He is survived by his wife brother Henry of Honesdale and sister Mrs Berkeley of Carbondale. The item also mentions local street disorder and a note about Bell long distance service via Peterson's store.

Robert Bruce Wilson Henry Wilson Honesdale Presbyterian Hospital New York City Henry Berkeley Carbondale Main Street Mieses Rowena Spencer Kate Minor Yonkers Althouh Bell Heperdale Central Peterson

Park seating and fountain debated by city fathers

city leaders again push plans for seating the park and building a fountain. Rev Hogan of the Methodist church travels to Philadelphia Sunday to fill his pulpit from abroad. Decoration Day speaker expected Rev Gillett as G A R and Patriotic Order Bons of America assist in ceremonies.

Mr. Hogan Methodist Church Philadelphia Mr. Gillett Grand Army of the Republic The Patriotic Order Bons of America Professor Moxley County Ince Shelp Kirkwool London Phinney Eagle D.C. Alney Llentrose Shart Dealera Opera House Professor Horton New Milford Jayne Jay Binghamton MTT Otis

War on a Saloon in Indiana Draws Temperance Fight

In Elwood Indiana on April 28 the local Woman's Christian Temperance Union clashes with a saloon owner outside the gate to the big union steed plank area. The women operate a small building inside the gate and offer soda water lemon ade ice cream soda and other temperance drinks to patrons in opposition to the saloon. The saloon owner plans to stay open but faces dwindling steel worker patronage that could force his removal.

Elwond Ind Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Alexandria San Early Steel

Bovinine Described as a Superior Food Product for Blood Health

The text promotes Bovinine as not a medicine but a prime food product rich in lean beef principles. It claims rapid assimilation and strong tissue growth that enriches the blood, restoring strength to patients and preventing disease from taking hold.

Bovinine Promoted For Skin Diseases And Erysipelas

Dr H M Sanger of Providence Rhode Island reports rapid cures of erysipelas using Bovinine applied as gauze saturated solution in two cases and injected at the border in a third. The compound is praised for nourishing flesh and aiding external healing. All druggists carry it.

H. M. Sanger Providence R. I

Moxley Leads Pasquehanna School Superintendent Race

Professor C T Moxles of Malisiend Wonow campaigns aggressively for Pasquehanna county superintendent, narrowing field to Rogers of Lanesboro as main challenger. Montrove directors meet Tuesday to vote likely for Moxley. he has served as fallstead principal for seven years and is expected to win easily.

C.T. Moxles Malisiend Pasquehanna Moxley Fae Thames Teich Rogers Lanesboro Convention of Directors Montrove Forest City Hallstead Fallstead Abrama Hyde Park Frank P. McTeynolts Dyherty Honesdale Farnsworth Bethany

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