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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1902
Page
2
The News of Carbondale reports ongoing events at 08 Salon Avenue Wemenday and Thureday afternoons each week. Proapees tive geste are eagerly anticipating these finnetians with local interest.
Snow and wind crippled country roads and halted trains on Exie and Delaware and Hudson lines until Sunday morning. Dairymen stayed home unable to fetch milk, leaving families short on supplies as winter weather disrupted city deliveries and daily life.
Fragmented text reports a police investigation, community tension and warnings amid snow, with references to Constable Neary and local officials. The garbled lines mention a trial or punishment context and aim to deter village mischief.
Abbas Fekaney, an Arab resident, is reported stabbed in a dispute with Mary Artole and George Fekaney after a May street confrontation. All three were arrested by Constable Neary and held for exam, with authorities seeking witnesses as tensions flare among the Seria community.
Mrs D W Humphrey has sent out invitations for two forthcoming receptions. The events will occur next week at her home and a city venue, with attendees from the local business and social circles expected.
An old advertisement promotes Hulls Catarrh Cure by FR J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as the only constitutional remedy for catarrh. It claims the cure works through the bloodstream, with a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure and offers to mail circulars to potential buyers.
A garbled report recalls the 19th century storm tale of a driver named Sheridan and a later driver Morgan failing to reach Carbondale on a Saturday. It notes the weather bureau and a conspirator called Old Probabilities hindering travel and mentions Colonel John McComb praising Sheridan’s ride.
Reports describe a worker losing a finger in a fall near the Northawess breaker while at the Work. The injured man, believed to be from Willowfield, is in hospital with a damaged hand and undergoing operations. Other patients include a man treated for a fever and a veteran of the Spanish-Armorican War receiving care for a severe cut.
Young Lady Workers of the Mechailist cicieoh open handkerchief sale at the Piului creamery this afternoon continuing tonight and all day Tuesday. They offer many attractive handkerchiefs and plain ones at reasonable prices for Christmas gifts.
Michiel Volpe remains in favorable condition after a Thursday night quarrel left him cut. Doctors have not found alarming symptoms and probes for a bullet were abandoned as he lies comfortable. Blood poisoning from tissue passage is possible but not yet evident.
The hospital surgeons hold strong hopes of recovery as the wounded man shows signs of improvement. County Detective Willan Phillips visited Carbondale and the Emergency hospital Saturday. Volpe, not yet declared in danger, did not provide statements. Chief McAndrew then remanded alleged attackers Yanno and Montrede to county jail awaiting trial.
The York State Folks show, praised as the best pastoral flag ever written, will be presented at the Grand this evening. It has toured Scranton and Wilkes-Barre on the Reis circuit this season and is highly regarded by hotel managers on the circuit.
Misses May Knapp and Laura Husted visited Scranton Saturday. Patrick Killeen, a former Carbondale resident now in Surusume New York, greeted by friends after five years away. Themis A Shanon in Joseph A Kellys pharmacy recovered from illness and stayed home two weeks. Thomas Gallagher of Pennsylvania Telephone in Thonesdele visited Carbondale yesterday and joined the Carbondale Press club during his stay.
A notice states refunds are available for the drug product Tike Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets sold by druggists. The message mentions Graves signature at a peach box and references a monetary amount of 85e.
John Hine veateald son of Mle and Mrs. William Miles of Mayfield died yesterday from meningitis after illness noted Saturday. Snowbound streets hindered transit with cars unable to run since Friday. Fire crews fought a blaze at the home of John Tighe as snow and wind slowed rescue efforts. A district conductor Arthur Day was promoted to yard master at Thaneack. A family at Sounth Abe Street faced hardship as wintry conditions disrupted daily life.
Stes Murphy died Saturday evening after a two week illness. She resided in Ollyphant for 32 years and leaves sons and daughters including Mee Michael Chaney and Mel Petes Hopkins. Funeral services were held at St Patrick's Church with Rev Jones delivering words of condolence and burial follows in the Congregational churchyard.
Loose joints bow legs and soft bones signal rickets and the remedy lies in Scott's Emulsion. The product supplies hypophosphites cod liver oil and nourishment to aid rapid improvement. Send for a free sample from Scott and Bowmer at Pearl Street Cheat.
Walter W. Winton's Diamond Parlor displays an array of diamond rings, rubies, sapphires, opals, and other gems with bold pricing and a money back guarantee. The exhibit promises luxurious mountings, safety garters, and leather coin holders, inviting customers to view a broad selection from Amsterdam diamonds to uncut stones in the 67 Meare Building.
The obituary notes the lodge and Hecwase designation at a funeral with pallbearers Elector Jones and others. A Heptisophs council elected Tolowlnnes officers for the coming year led by provost Al J. McHale and treasurer W. OW. Jenkins. A funeral procession moved from Dunmore Street to St. Patrick's Church for a requiem mass and burial at St. Patrick's Cemetery. Samuel Edwards died at Wanomle with many friends mournful locally as council planned tonight’s meeting after last week’s failed attempts.
The funeral of Mrs Miia Lydon was held at the home of her son Anthony Lydon in Malin Sirent with a lengthy service at the Congregational church conducted by Rev Mr Mor. New officers for the Acuwelu lodge were elected for the upcoming term. The Turior Stars defeated the Duryea Invingibles at Wise Nuh’s auditorium Friday evening. The Youth Met's Christmas Association completed yard work and prepared for an event on Mulu Street. Traction delays and street work caused openings and closures in the borough yesterday and Saturday.
The funeral for Ale Burnide occurred Friday afternoon at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Flurpersburg of Brook Street. A group from Moosic joined a later outing to Tiysie Park with numerous attendees including Misvet Ruth, Allen Whhlthead, Carrie Behoonaver, Margarey Brown, Sybil Billington, and others. The gathering then moved to the home of Mrs. John Buout and Mrs. William Drake in the Buranton area. the Miskes Hutchings accompanied their slate.
Simple plain white linens with hem stitched finishing priced at 15c each. Lightweight everyday wear items offered in standard sizes for daily use.
Readers suggest themselves for gilts across many styles and colors with diverse options. The note highlights personal taste and potential investments in varied accessories.
The copy extols For Men Go Suspenders with as good webb as any regi me SY suspender. It claims no fault with these and notes reduced cost without lowering quality.
A fragmented note mentions a premier git for a young girl among fan items. It references white and hand painted pieces, silis ulin spangles, and pearl sticks. The message asks if Shae could help secure it, noting many other fans support the effort.
Gloves are the main products at the right entrance corner shop drawing long-time customers. The store offers Jouvin Gloves for women priced at S150 and American Girl gloves as the best dollar gloves in colors. English Cape Glove and Four-lined gloves are advertised as durable options.
Christmas Umbrellas are featured with a larger department. Union taffeta silk umbrellas for men are $2.00 with selected handles. Women’s taffeta silk umbrellas are $3.75 with silver and pearl handles. Stock ranges from 75 cents to $15.
Silk Petticoats Kor unveils a new Christmas collection featuring plain colors and adjustable silks and plaids. Prices range from S75 up to S2a.u, with emphasis on beauty and versatile styling.
A reader suggests a box-van themed present for a housewife, while SAM a piece prompts practicality. The note hints at inventive gift options and practical use without endorsing a specific item.
Retailers advertise holiday ribbons in scarlet and green, priced at 10c per 10 yards and up to 40c per yard, offering ample supply for Christmas decorating.
The notice lists a variety of aprons for gifts, from 25c organe and Swiss pieces to 2.00 hand embroidered German aprons. It highlights organdie, Swiss trims, lace, beading, Libs pockets, ribbons, and lawn options with embroidery and pockets, aimed at affordable gifting.
A cryptic note describes an intangible comfort that few grasp and suggests a contrast with tangible items. The text invites readers to consider the value of a certain good or product, here labeled as Sh Robes, implying a sense of luxury or appeal.
A fragment suggests strong opinion on shopping at Connol Ink Wallace's where trash is claimed to be best. It implies skepticism about buying trash at other times and warns readers they fool themselves. The text reads like a quirky promotional or editorial aside from a local store.
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