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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1894

Page

6

Mirthful stage star to perform at Music Hall tomorrow

Robert Mantell, famed romantic actor, will star in The Mace in the Moonlight at Music Hall tomorrow evening. Nearby reports note a fatality at Avoca and various local incidents including a hospital admission for Charles Roots after a plank accident and a suicide clue found in Port Blanchard.

Robert Mantell Port Blanchard Bazette Mathew Flaherty Avoca St Marya St. Mary's New York Andrew Goolie Lackawanos Bloomsburg Junction Holt Caxton Lehigh Valley Company Herstafors

Bucklen Arnica Salva advertised for numerous ailments

An old advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best remedy for bruises sores ulcers fistula fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains and eruptions. It promises satisfaction or money back and notes price and sale by Matthews Brow.

Matthews Brow

Local Notes From Brunton Tribune Circle

James Brown of South Male Street visited Pittston friends on Thursday evening. Easter program preparations by Mrs Lizzie Monte's schoolchildren. Mrs George Ellis plans a small children party starting February 12. Mrs Joia Bird of Providence visited daughter Mrs E T Blackman in Brook Street. Mr and Mrs J A Andrews of Providence called on Mr and Mrs Robert White in Moosic. James Thompson and sister from Pittton visited Miss Lillie Knapp on Brook Street. Mathew Bean of Darvas called on parents on Minooka Avenue Thursday. Mrs James Brown of South Malin rested, visiting friends in Avoca.

Nansy Brunton Tribune Moose James Brown South Male Street Pittston Lizzie Monte George Ellis Joia Bird Providence E. T. Blackman Brook Atraat J. A Andrews Robert White Moosic James Tompson and Slater Pittaton Epent Lillie Knapp Brook Street Mathew Bean Daryas Parente Minooka Avenue South Malin Avoca

Notable Social Notes From Carbondale and Nearby

Brief society items list visits and movements in Carbondale and surrounding towns including William B. Evans visiting from Chicago for his father’s death, Jane E. Borris in New York on business, Mrs Orlile D. Biackington visiting, and Mrs May Weaton hosting guests from Honesdale. Also an unrelated advertisement urges Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hooker Pills for health and digestion.

Cannondate William B. Evans Chicago Thomas KR. Evans Janes E. Borris New York City Mra J.D. Fox Orrilie D. Biackington Doomorea Mises Alice Jennie Butler Canaan Street Misa May Weaton Honesdale

Taylor Republicans Caucus Nominate Griffiths for Bergsea Office

The Taylor Republican caucus met in Woissaflne's hall last night appointing a committee to approach Burgess David Harrie about re election. Harrie not in field, Griffiths and Morris named. Griffiths declared nominee and seen as widely popular with hundreds of supporters.

Bergsea Muecal Scranton Tribune Mr. Griffiths Republicana Taylor

Forest City Council Special Meeting on Franchise Vote

Forest City Pa. council plans a special meeting tonight after last week’s quorum shortage to decide the proposed street railway extension franchise. President J W Aitken of Carbondale will attend. officials expect the franchise to be granted.

Scranton Tribune Forest City J. W. Aitken Carbondale

Enticing Local News From Konsst City February Update

A Scranton Tribune special from Konsst City reports William Baker died en route home after an oar accident on the Jefferson branch of the Erie. Local social events include Horace Greeley Likely and Russell McIntyre Shepherd visiting, a Methodist Ladies Aid sociable, and a Presbyterian Ladies Aid gathering in Uniondale. Borough politics loom as elections near, while Valentine displays fill shops and Lenten services begin with Easter approaching March 7. A humorous parody about a boy on an icy sidewalk closes the notes.

Scranton Tribune Konsst City William Baker Ararat Jefferson Erie Ontario and Western Tribune Binghampton N.Y Horace Greeley Russell McIntyre Shepherd Carbondale Frivula Ladies’ Aid Society The Methodist Episcopal Chnrch William J. Pentecost Wayne County Lackawanna River Monroe Tyler Tyler Hi Tyler McCormick Hill Pile Eorge Taylor Scranton St Agnes’ Church Eva Whitney Susquehanna Jowe Tyler Upper Main Street Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Estate Uniondale H. D Allen W. EL Bates Mra J D. Caryl Mea GS. Esmay LV. Smith

Tragic Fate Reported for Novelist Tajetta

A historical notice reports novelist Tajetta's death by his own action tied to a literary twist. The article notes his latest work features a heroine who marries another man, sparking tragedy.

Realiam Frigonde Blartter Tajetta Pealomy

New York Tolleynan Quote on Hard Times and Work

A New York remark notes that hard times are a godsend for those who can define hardship though it contrasts with the need for hard work. The comment frames resilience and effort as essential responses to adversity.

New York Tolleynan

Seats for 44 million worshippers in national chaorcles

The article notes that there are seats in the chaorcles of this country for forty four million worshippers, and it is rare that every seat is filled.

Cynicism Excuse Tied to Somerville Internal Meeting

A fragment notes Cynicium Excusabla and Somerville Internal as part of a discussion about cynicism. It mentions meeting a young man who prides himself on cynicism and suggests such a stance provokes excuses for cynicism in others.

Somerville Yousg

Too Expensive a Luzary

Chicago Tribune notes sealskin fashion costs have risen so high that only a few seals themselves wear it, reflecting broader trends in luxury apparel and animal fashion rights.

Chicago Tribune

The Philosophy of Life in Hugalo Courier

A terse editorial muses on fences and gates as metaphors for effort. It argues beliefs about life matter little without action and a decisive threshold to progress, hinting that plans require tangible steps to become meaningful.

Hugalo

Keeping the Figares Straight Washington News

Fragmentary item notes a misread claim about an Egyptian mummy being moved to Chicago and an imaginary population count. The text includes garbled phrases about conversation and wit as a stylistic note, with no clear dated event or verifiable facts.

Washington News Chicago

Unclear fragmentary note on team trip plans

Fragmented text mentions individuals and a planned month long trip to Washington. Names Moody Saviey and others appear with comments on material to work on. Context and specifics are not discernible from the readable portions.

Treanly Amerse Moody and Saviey Woathington

Unclear fragmentary note on performers and a band contest

Fragmentary text describes a man named Chiego in Pune and a nameless artist and a young woman with a halo questioned. Mentions a political occurrence and a band leadership dispute, with comments on harmony and a weighty decision on who should lead the band.

Fragmented verse on a child and legacy

A cryptic text traces a woman named Thaby through a journey from childhood to motherhood. It references places and names such as Caetoria Cantoria and Mina, hinting at a tale of lineage and responsibility within a fog of misspelled terms.

A Trip Through the Columbian Exposition overview

A single sided guide for the Columbian Exposition features 72 leaves detailing main grounds and Midway Plaisance. It offers embossed paper or full cloth covers with two coupons and 25 cents or 40 cents respectively, plus 4 cents postage if mailed.

Remarkable Recovery From Starvation Hint in Pre-Digested Food

A testimonial recounts severe weight loss and chronic symptoms of consumption yet credits a pre-digested food called Paskola for restoration. The writer describes landmark improvement after embracing the product, urging others with similar signs to seek information from the Pre-Digested Food Company.

Hove Ile Narraw Doreen Suer Walwnce Paskola Drogen Jon J. Phouairon Weatard St. N Doane Street New York City

Looked Like Fake Dispatch About a Mississippi Lynching

A mangled dispatch reports a Mississippi lynching with unclear details. The text questions the accuracy and notes missing information about the victim’s body being charged or hidden, reflecting unreliability and editor doubt.

Kilitor Eentire

Fragmented dialogue from a 19th century column

A garbled exchange among young women and men discusses visiting plans and a box of Gandy. The text shows misspellings and truncated phrases, reflecting OCR errors and informal speech typical of an old newspaper page segment.

Hilton Poles Opened in Whistle Stop Line

Workhouse Superintendent asks about preferences in line of work while Distin Dawson responds with a cryptic line about seating in the parlor. The fragment suggests a dialogue from a period setting, focusing on employment mood and scene location.

Hilton Distin Dawson

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