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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1898
Page
9
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The Wilkes-Barre Record can be obtained in Scranton at news stands operated by M. Meinhart on Wyoming Avenue and Ho Wyoming Avenue, along with Mac and Lackawanna avenues.
Fragmentary text lists appointments elections and legal notices with many garbled names and places. It mentions Lackawanna Trust president Benoni tt Dimmick, a Newton Center operation, court commitments for two defendants, and various attorney designations, all in a dense, flawed historical clipping.
An ordered deployment of the Twentieth Separate Company of the National Guard of New York to Hempstead is recorded. A Pennsylvanian National Guard member from Mymouth married Miss Partington near Plymouth before heading to Mount Gretna with his fiancée.
The Thirteenth regiment will receive its ambulance tonight after The Tribune closed a purchase totaling $619.71, funded by local subscriptions. A check for $349 was sent to the Anthracite Wagon Company, with remaining funds earmarked for horses and equipment as needed, a balance possibly covered by Stanton’s patriotic fund.
The passage links weather to barometry and bodily health to circulation and digestion. It warns that energy loss and fatigue reflect underlying issues and suggests attention to symptoms such as cold or chill signs potentially leading to pneumonia. The tone aims at practical guidance for readers.
An advertisement asserts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is the safest and best remedy to remove them claiming no other whiskey can replace it. The text repeats the product name and its unique supposed effectiveness.
A long OCR list presents numerous personal names including Joseph Thediling Teatrice Citigallion Mary Devine Lillie Petry Frances Collins Hrlace Linah Durkin Jexsle Blowers F Chaldeman James OCillerpie Haiti Breuer Joan Scherer Heaters Perm Anna Gigalion Milzaleth Kelley Lynwood Botuler Bertha Woodhills George Selupas Mar Bable Edward Dempe Mollieurtiel Willie Kenny Mowe Mavard Owen Rafferty Bernard Cantwell Giertride Compbe Colin Doorkin Emmet Finhert Jac McGowin Sadie Johne Armin Gilerd Margaret Biglin Kittie Miglin Barbara Swift Max Kornelt William Dawson Andrew Horan Mary Loftus Lily Levy Irene Mullins Aene Richards Anna Wehords Annes Toole Alicea Ruddy Letty McAdame Agnes Rafferty June Adame Mary Davie Rex Hagen Lenore Broeder Elianbeth Kelly Anna Kearhey William Rafter Edward Kenney Michael Gilloegly John Barrett Edmund Beeley Lal Raper Michael Noone Peter Conner William Corby Cara Pudster Thomas Culkin da Salupas Joseph Higim cntio Milmation Maury Gibbons.
The annual Young Women's Christian Association gymnastic show in the high school auditorium drew over seven hundred, closing the Sf and 98 classes. Miss Katherine L Hills led the program with diverse drills and postures by children misses and young ladies, accompanied by Edna Judd pianist and the Orpheus club. The audience, mainly women and children, demanded an encore.
The Y M C A base ball club travels to Carbondale this afternoon to face the city's crack amateur team. Next Wednesday the Acne club from New York will visit James Town to play the Y M C A team at Athletic Park on reduced admission.
The case of George Clark, a Hunt & Connell foreman, tests a June act making it a misdemeanor to discharge or threaten workers for labor union membership. Clark is indicted by a Steam Fitters union action. defense argues constitutionality and overbreadth. The trial drew wide attention as a possible landmark ruling on labor protections.
A portion of the Thirteenth regiment, delayed Wednesday night, will depart at noon today to Mount Gretna via the Delaware and Hudson line. Names include George L. Peck sergeant Company A George Marion private Company D Albert Wall private Company F. Peck will arrange transport for those remaining. Surgeon C B Parke left for the camp yesterday.
John McColligan, appointed substitute patrolman, was sworn in by Mayor Bailey yesterday and began duty on the no vices beat at Court House Square. Police Surgeon W G Fulton examined him and found him physically qualified. he is 28, a miner by occupation, residing at 410.
A Tamaqua native, described as five feet nine and two hundred pounds, is noted in the report. No further identifying details are provided.
The Griner murder trial in Wilkes Barre was continued to June 20 on John T. Lenahan's motion after a doctor testified James J. Griner suffers nervous prostration and would be harmed by standing trial. Judge Woodward granted the delay.
Lone beer on tap at E Robinson's tavern, Hock Beer advertised locally with a lone bock note for a limited run.
Thieves broke into Mrs. T. M. Vans millinery shop in Taylor through a slit window. Goods valued at over 900 were taken, including twelve hats, ostrich feathers, and ribbons. Jones' Furniture Store was entered but nothing was taken. No clues found.
Advertises Hock Beer on tap by Robinson's Sons and Nock Beer sold at Davidow Pros for seven and ten dollars. Claims no duplicates in the city at double the price, urging customers to buy locally.
Charles Bacon filed for divorce from Emma Dryer Bacon alleging an arranged marriage and that he was 18 at the time. He states he was forced into marriage and began proceedings in court yesterday. The libellant’s age and the pressure of the marriage are central claims in the petition.
Fine quality bunting offered in red white and blue with a specification noted as .2.225 and ordinary quality bunting also listed. Bids or inquiries are not provided in the fragment and no event or location is given.
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