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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1896

Page

2

Wreck at Cahaba River Bridge Kills Many in Alabama

December 28 reports from Birmingham describe a railroad disaster at Cahaba River Bridge with at least twenty one dead and many more missing or injured. Investigators find deliberate rail damage and suspect cremation of victims, while two bridge carpenters are badly hurt in a second wreck.

Tirmingham Ala Cahalu River Libbs Gunners Ine Trailroad Frank White En- Elaever James Bowling Express George Carney Nagman A. Py Connell Tom Streeter Bo Webb Bridge Watchman Bruce Phillips W. Martin Henry Hanbury Hey. R. HL. Blount Ada Powers J. Powers Emma Powers RB. Little James Gardner Andrew Bryson E.R. Bekels Wil Gardner Sam Stuart Freman Powell Walker

Sisters' heroism saves lives during church fire incident

In Baltimore Maryland on December 28 Catholic sisters of the Order of St Frances prevented a deadly panic at a Christmas entertainment in Emly Rosary church hall. They blocked exits and calmly guided about 60 adults and children to safety as a curtain ignited above a tableau. No injuries reported.

Traltimore Order of St. Frances Emly Rosary Church Littl

Astor Becomes British Subject after Oath to Queen

A London letter reports William Waldorf Astor has forsaken America, sworn allegiance to the queen, and remains 40 years old. Observers in New York debate his move and its implications for his family and social standing in the columns of gossip.

New York London William Waldorf Astor Mr.Astor America Astor Prince of Wales

Horrors of the Waterspout Reported in Boston

The Portuguese consulate in Boston says no petition has been received from St. Michael and twenty officials requesting aid for victims of the November 2 waterspout over Povoacag. The disaster prompted relief appeals from residents and authorities elsewhere.

Boston St. Michael Azores Povoacag

Calamity on island floods city and coastlines

The petition describes immense suffering from floods for food clothing and shelter. Water poured over the city flooding streets and homes, with about 25 000 inhabitants affected. The torrent cut nine miles inland destroying villages and lifting boats, and washed corpses ashore along the shore.

Ribeira Quenie

Accidental Shooting In Lindaville Leaves Boy Wounded

On Christmas day at about 3 p.m. two Tiffany brothers and a Franklin Forks boy shot at a yard target through a small out-building. Elbert Tiffany was struck by a .22 caliber ball through cracks, lodged near the spine above the hips. Dr Wheeler probed but could not reach the ball. recovery expected as the path avoided vital organs.

Lindaville O. L. Tiffany Franklin Forks Snow Ducer Yard Elbert Tiffany Fred Elbert Dr. Wheeler Nicholson Hilbert

Big Mail Robbery Reported in New York

Post office inspectors probe a Tuesday night mail robbery with no arrests yet. Stolen mail from the west was destined for New York City and may involve Jersey City or Hoboken postal staff. A small bag of soaked letters found near Coney Island indicated the robbery and potential losses run to thousands of dollars.

New York Post Office West Jersey City Hoboken Coney Island

Grant Monument Dedication Set With McKinley Attendance

New York reports President-elect McKinley will attend the Chant monument dedication planned for April 27. General Horace Porter notes the city will direct ceremonies with a projected cost near 600000, largely funded by New York citizens.

New York Horace Porter Grant Monument Association Board of Estimate Porter New York City McNinney Atlantic

Paying Teller Hosch Vanishes From Minnesota Bank

A St Paul dispatch reports Leander Hosch paying teller at the suspended Bank of Minnesota has disappeared. A bank receiver notes a discrepancy of 1000 to 2200 dollars in Hosch accounts. Officials deem the loss small and believe Hosch could cover it from personal funds if an explanation is not found.

Chicago St. Paul Minn Leander Hosch Bank of Minnesota Bosch Beech

Six Day Bicycle Race Opens in Washington

The six day international bicycle race began at 2 pm in Conven tion hall Washington. The track was tight and boards angled at 4 degrees through the curves. Riders started include C W Ashinger Albert Shock H H Maddox Frank Waller Fred Forester C G Chapple Dudley Marks England Albert Hunter France Frank Albert Canada John Lawson Sweden Ned Reading and James Johnson with several Americans withdrawing.

Washington D. C Convention Hall C. W. Ashinger Albert Shock H. H. Maddox America Frank Waller Fred Forester Cgiermany Chapple Dudley Marks England Albert Hunter France Frank Albert Canada John Lawson Sweden Ned Reading James Johnson Americans

Tragic Accident Kills Young Hagerman In Cumberland County

Charles Hagerman aged about 21 resided with his father on a Musser estate farm near Shiremanstown Cumberland county. He was crushed when a rear wagon wheel passed over his head as he stood on a brake beam during wood hauling. He died instantly.

Harrisburg Dee Charles Hagerman Thomas Hagerman Musser Shire- Mmanstown Cumberland County

Sacramento hotel thief arrested in probe of multiple rooms

A man named C. H. Watson was arrested in Sacramento on December 28, charged with robbing several hotel rooms. Police recovered plunder from pawn shops and identified Watson as the suspect, a reputed Eastern crook believed wanted in Philadelphia and other cities. he claims to reside in Pittsburg, Pa.

Sacramento Cal C. HH. Watson Watson Pittsburg Philadelphi Dither

Mrs Beecher Hurt in Stamford Fall

Mrs Henry Ward Beecher suffered a hip fracture after a morning fall in Stamford Connecticut. The incident follows a recent accident and doctors warn she may need crutches long term. Her age is listed as 84, with no other immediate injuries reported.

New Haven Conn Stamford Marning Henry Ward Beecher

Christmas Visits Thread Mount Zion Families in County

Roan, Sutter, and others from Mount Zion and nearby towns gathered for Christmas as kin and friends joined Miss Lida McGill, Mrs. Hates, Nellie, and numerous households in festive family reunions across Pittston, Moscow, Calverton, and Scranton.

Roan Mary Sutter John Sutter Howard Lewis Archie Alling Mount Zion Lida McGill William Hates Lugerne Nellie Wilkes-Barre Edward Rozell George Smith Byron Whithick Pittston Nellie Shelly Falls Ing Im Town John Edwards Moscow Thomas Knorr Trucksville Charles Aing Jas. Hufford Charles Knorr Harris Hill Theodore Knorr Calverton Edwin Abram Rinker BR. E. Hitching Scranton

Pheonix clergyman preaches at Honesdale church

Rev. C. Smith from Phoenix Arizona preached at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening. Attornies Russell Dimmick and Fred Gramben of Scranton spent Christmas with Honesdale friends. Mrs. W. H. Lee and daughter visiting relatives in Wilkes-Barre. John BrandyMore aged 20 died of typhoid fever Friday after a week-long illness. Local reader laments lack of fresh items from the Citizen and Independent.

C. Smith Pheonix Arizonia Presbyterian Church Russell Dimmick Fred Gramben Scranton Honesdale W. H. Lee Wilkes-Barre John Brandymore Texas

Hood's Sarsaparilla Blood Purifier Ad

Blood 18 LIFF and upon the purity and vitality of the blood depends the health of the whole system. Experience proves Hood's Sarsaparilia to be the best blood purifier. HOOD'S PILLS act easily and promptly on the liver and bowels. Cure alck headache.

Hood

Markets and Stocks Quiet in Early New York Trading

Stocks opened quietly amid London pressure and Western bank concerns. Burlington and Quincy led railway losses with 4% declines, while Consolidated Gas surged in the industrial group and later rallied. General list losses were small as short-covering steadied prices, with total volume around 101,000 shares.

New York London Burlington and Quincy Consolidated Gas Arh Kles Oferta Reding Manhattan Sugar Burlington William Linn Allen & CO Mears

Quiet boarding seeker and stock subscription ad notes

An old column shows a stock subscription solicitation by EL Iron FISH CO in Chicago and a gentleman seeking a quiet refined boarding place near the Public Library. The page lists market figures for Philadelphia Provisions and various commodity prices and terms, with scattered references to months and dates.

Nts EL Iron Fish & CO Borden Block Chicago

Frank P Brown Co and Thomas Aubrey Auditor Offices

Frank P Brown Co a wholesale dealer in woodware cordage and oil cloth operates at 70 West Lackawanna Ave. Thomas Aubrey expert accountant and auditor has an office in Williams Building opposite Rex Fire Ex agent location.

Frank P. Brown & CO West Lackawanna Ave Thomas Aubrey Meves Bt Ane Williams Pas Rex Fire

Buffalo N J cattle market hums with mixed receipts

Buffalo New Jersey December market notes cattle receipts including steers stockers and feeders with prices around 2.59 to 2.70 for various classes and strong sheep and lamb tonnage while hogs show firm price moves and mix of better and poorer offerings across the run.

Buffalo N. J Rod Stookers Khater Packere Chicago Steeda

Far Too Many Of ’Em In Public Schools

A Philadelphia Inquirer passage notes concern over students studying Grek and Latin verse without mastering English verbs and subject-verb agreement. The remark highlights widespread gaps in language fundamentals across public schools.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted Worldwide

An advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a fifty year trusted remedy for teething pain wind colic and diarrhea. It claims wide distribution through druggists worldwide and warns to call for the specific brand only, priced at twenty five cents per bottle.

Mrs. Winslow

Professional Cards Update in Local Medical Directory

A list of physicians with offices and hours appears. Mary A Shepherd M D, Anna Law, L M Gates, and L Freas are named with addresses on Adams Avenue Wyoming Avenue Washington Avenue. Freas advertises rupture specialty with truss fittings and fat reduction.

Anna Law Wyoming Ave D. m L. M. Gates Washington Avenue Bonneviue Co. L Freas Mears Building

Chicago Grain and Provision Market Report

The Wading futures show a mixed session with Wheat futures for December and May and July quotations unclear. Corn futures list December and January values with May trading activity also uncertain. This entry records a fragmented price sheet from Chicago Dev market.

Chicago Dev

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