Piano Cased Carpenter Organ Sale Offer
An 7 15 Piano Cased Carpenter Organ in solid walnut sells for 8175.09 with elegant finish. Payments of 110.00 are offered, or 109.00 cash. The sale continues until all goods are sold.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1899
Page
3
An 7 15 Piano Cased Carpenter Organ in solid walnut sells for 8175.09 with elegant finish. Payments of 110.00 are offered, or 109.00 cash. The sale continues until all goods are sold.
The page compiles district notes and public notices including theater and entertainment in nearby venues, civic updates on pensions and charity aid, and miscellaneous local reports. It references gatherings at parks, halls, and streets with mentions of public speakers and upcoming hearings.
Local soldiers receive commissions in the United States volunteer service. Thirteenth Pennsylvania Infantry regimental veteran is named lieutenant. Morrie M. Keak of the Ninth Pennsylvania to a second lieutenant post. Francis Pierpony Burter of Pittston promoted to first lieutenant in the United States volunteers.
Gwar Fetheralf of the city is to appear in Marton on Saturday facing desertion and non-support charges. Detective Inoea Beiinberg filed the warrant by Alilonviumn Kosson. The case involves his wife Murry, who has withdrawn from him after he abruptly left. A hearing before the alderman is planned.
A Seattle led relief expedition describes a perilous voyage down the Belawick river to aid the ill Vetter party. Major S In graham and Ralph Shawite organized volunteers. several救 survivors were evacuated while crews faced floods and cold conditions.
The Newark Advertiser notes sweeping railroad dismissals by the Lackawanna amid restructuring. Officials promise no mass layoff of rank and file and foresee more freight business and extended facilities along Lackawanna lines. A new depot and staff offices are planned within two to three years, with limited dismissals in general offices only.
A campus preacher argues for re reading and reinterpretation of U S history to elevate the race ideal of the Negro. He links progress in manhood to a refined race type and urges educators to foster peaceful uplift through study, religion, and public discourse, aligning freedom with civilizational advancement.
The passage argues that Christian religion provides rich and abundant pleasures for the soul enlightened by the Holy Spirit. It claims religion brings refined, ethereal joy that satisfies the heart and offers peace, aligning reason and faith in concluding that biblical Christianity yields true delight.
Letters recount relief from fibroid pain and womb inflammation after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. One woman credits previous doctors and surgery for misdiagnosis, then notes the tumor disappeared and spirits improved. Another testimonial claims long misery ended after faithful use and praises the remedy.
De Wilbur Crafts of Washington PD 6 superintendent of Reform Human preached twice yesterday at Him Park church after visits to Clifton Springs Rochester and Saratoga. The program, led by crafts and Murray Lecture Bureau, features story and song with stereoscopic pictures and live performances by Fernie artists. Admission is free with a collection for the Reform Bureau to cover expenses.
The report notes William Coughlin and several Wilkes-Barre stars switching to Kansas City in the Atlantic Lowline era. It mentions breakdowns of players joining Kansas City, with Atherton joining Mick's Milwaukee team and Suter starting in a weak league, delaying major league advancement.
Fragmented notes show pastors and congregations in local services. Rev A Griffin preached at Providence Memorial church in the morning, with music by Violinist Mr Wile and the Water’s Band accompanying Evening services.
Dr Wilbur Crafts of Washington Co preaches at Elim Park church on Bible study and the need for spiritual perception. The three week program features a carbine story art gallery and concerts with soprano and violin segments, nightly from 7:45 pm, highlighting “Relish for idle Study” and the link between imagination and scripture understanding.
The Lackawanna Athletic Association will hold a boxing tournament at Athletic Burko on September 4. Events include cycling riding by J Eaton of Elizabeth and a pig themed exhibition.
The program lists a 100 yard dash a mile foot race and a five mile bicycle race with Clem Marsh Lew Huntingdon Billy Annamuan and Arthur Montes in the sprinting and racing lineup. A twenty round boxing exhibition between Jim Judge and Paddy Gottman the Australian is the evening’s main event plus a ten round bout between Jack Tighe and Jack Livingston. A vitascope show of the Fitzsimmons Jeffries fight is highlighted as a key feature.
A conference between committees representing the Mister Plumbers association and the Plumbers union was held Saturday afternoon at the Builders Exchange. Both sides aim for a satisfactory settlement and plan to return to work soon. Meantime carpenters form a committee and will operate a West Side planning mill in cooperation with striking carpenters.
A blurred clipping touts Smokers Pocono and Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup with bizarre claims of cures and world reach. It references potions, pain relief, wind cures and a mysterious Bold by Driadteiety ingredient, implying a dubious remedy marketed to consumers.
Estimates cheerfully furnished on electrical and heating work. Most complete ring of gas and electric fixtures in the city. Repair work given prompt attention.
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