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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1894
Page
8
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Dr Reeves of 412 Spruce Street Scranton advertises free consultation and a home catarrh cure claim offering three months treatment for five dollars. The notice lists numerous conditions treated including nervous disorders heart lungs and more with office hours daily and Sundays. It claims a specific cure for catarrh and a trial treatment free.
A Brooklyn bank reveals a bookkeeper, E. Austin Leitch, overdrawn the institution by up to 7800 dollars. Leitch admitted conspiring with a depositor who promised to repay, but the depositor and his father may be hard to recover from. The bank, with capital 250000 and surplus 275000, hopes to recover the funds.
A Buffalo Courier snippet questions Spoutellin and Wabbs on election day loyalties. It probes steadfast voting, noting past sales of support and offers from rivals. The fragment hints at political bargaining and loyalty tests without full context.
A troubling remark quotes a professor claiming criminals in Russia are kept awake until insanity or death. The question is how authorities prevent sleep while enforcing such extreme measures. The exchange references a young girl wondering about the supposed method.
A Detroit Free Press note describes the Emperor of China facing a surge of opposition likened to striking a nest of yellow jackets, signaling rising trouble and bold actions ahead.
Mrs O Boyle of Chestnut street visits Canada while Mrs Cox of Florida returns home from FP Secore’s residence. Mr and Mrs G W Frost return from Mauch Chunk. Miss Lizzie Cullen marries William O Hara at Avoca on Thanksgiving Day.J P OConnor speaks at Loyal Legion hall with coffee and cake served afterward. Amputated leg for John Hadden after Thanksgiving Day shooting. Frank Hagrarman visits from Wilkes-Barre. hunting trip ends with two deer. Mary Gallagher child buried. Mrs Patrick Gaynard’s funeral held.
Funeral services for Mrs Mary E B Brown were held at St Rose church with high mass of requiem. Pallbearers and many locals attended. the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association were present. Out of town mourners listed include Loftus Olyphant Nealon O Brien and McHale family. An fatal accident occurred Saturday morning on the Delaware and Hudson gravity plane No 2 injuring Fortunato Fordho, who died at 1 o clock Sunday morning.
The funeral for John Noonan killed at work on the oak pit by an engine occurred at 10 a.m. Friday at St. Lawrence Catholic Church Great Bend. Large crowds attended and the service followed a high mass.
William Lutz of Dianmore was a guest of Honesdale relatives last week. Jarvis Thorpe of Wyoming seminary visited Sunday with his parents. Lewis Holles leaves for New York trade school. Mrs Leopold Fuerth visiting relatives in New York City. Age Club to elect officers at eight tomorrow night. Married at the bride’s home Saturday seven pm Mrs David Kenner wed Dr J M Ingal of New York performed by Rev William H Swift.
Forest City officials and residents discussed a proposed mine car manufactory at a Maxey hall meeting. The transportation committee urged return tickets from Erie and Ontario and Western lines to Forest City. Site prospects include land above Corey's feed mill. Fourteen new members joined the board.
WANDLING grows with births and visits as Anna Arnold and Frida Rehbein socialize in Archbald. Leonard Campbell marries Miss Evans of Pittston on Thanksgiving Day. Main Street traction work advances with plans for Carbondale to Hinchmandale service in two weeks. Congregational church furnace arrives, erection led by Edward O Keefe. services expected mid December. H. D. Mitchell family celebrate Thanksgiving in Hollisterville. Bryden brothers attend Scranton gathering on Thanksgiving. Young men hunt near Crystal Lake. Thomas Newton shoots at a wildcat but misses.
An advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion quickly relieves anemic women with pale complexions and skin eruptions. It says the product cures emaciation, debility, and restores blood richness, appetite, flesh, and vitality, with a free pamphlet available by mail from Scott Bowne, New York.
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