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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1899
Page
8
Our superior line of men's and boys winter suits and overcoats features exceptional fabric and style. Ordinary garments have no place in this stock, and a look proves we make no idle boast about equal quality in the city.
David J. Brown master mechanic of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western resigned after 38 years with the company. He built engines and supervised locomotive construction and may join Dickinson Manufacturing. winter rest planned. Board updates list several swift changes and new freight terminal plans in Brooklyn.
Carpentery crews begin converting the No. 1 breaker at Jeansville into a washery with operations to start in a few weeks. Lehigh Valley baggagemasters must sign train number and receiving time for valuable letters or packages, a rule extending to local station agents.
The case of Peter Molter versus Peter Oliva before Alderman Kurson details Oliva's alleged assault on his wife. After first threatening with a pistol and then an axe Molter defended the woman and later aided in restraining Oliva until Oliva was arrested on assault and battery charges. bondsman Edward Frable stood for Molter.
A list of names promises refunds if Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar fails to cure a cold or cough. The notice guarantees a S cent bottle to prove satisfaction or money back. Signatories include David M. Jones and several named pharmacists and associates.
John Wood and Harry Lutz faced arraignment on illegal drug sales charges at Old Forge though neither claimed to be a registered pharmacist. Prosecutor's evidence included purchases of poisons and misfilled prescriptions. Trial adjourned after defense challenged constitutionality of the 1897 act.
A testimonial from Charles Bower of Glens Falls claims Hood's Sarsaparilla removes blood humors and impurities, restoring health. The ad links small illnesses like bad stomach and headaches to blood impurities and promotes the tonic as the cure.
The installation of officers of Union Lodge No. 91 Free and Accepted Masons occurred last night at the Masonic temple on Wyormling Avenue. A banquet followed by Caterer John W. Barnes. Officers installed included Deputy Grand Master F J Amaden Grand Senior Warden J L Buck Grand Junior Warden John F Scraga Grand Treasurer Enos T Hall Grand Secretary William S Millar and Grand Marshal Louis G Schantz. Worshipful Master William Hubel Senior Warden James F Wardell Junior Warden Frederick Sykes Treasurer R H Kingsbury Secretary Morris A Clark. A large attendance from local lodges. Efforts made to invite the emperor of Japan to visit the Paris exposition.
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