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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1894
Page
8
The retailer states they do not carry garments across seasons and offer affordable cloaks and wraps with savings from one third to one half. Limited space prevents full descriptions or price lists, but customers can expect fashionable items at prices lower than comparable goods elsewhere.
The town welcomed 1810 with bells and cheers as the clock struck twelve and factory whistles echoed. Churches prayed in gratitude while business leaders retained workers and aided families to ease the year’s low mood. Industry remains strong with most factories near full operation.
A surprise gathering honored John Allison on his nineteenth birthday at his Rendham home. Guests enjoyed games and singing into the evening, then departed in good spirits. Attendees included Emma Hetser, Elle Heiser, Eama Johns, Nettie Keller, Ida Graham, Billa Oliver, Katie Avers, Dreasilla Howells, Argrotts Williama, Sarah Williams, Nellie Wharton, Maggie Cosgrove, Rhota Thomas of Scranton, Flora Wilson, Ella Howella, Mrs. William Evans, Nettie Vickers, William Todd of Taylor, William Barelay, George Johns, William Grover, Robert Grover, Albert Horachol, Thomas an Henry Ganiele, James Vickera, Sam Rippee, William McComb, Thomas Goodman, William Templine, William Weicher of Scranton, William Evans, Thomas Shrive, Thoms Edwards, William Morris of Taylor.
An old advertisement claims Thomas Electria Oil cures cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever boils chafes and skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and lists sale by Matthews Bros. Also promotes Dr Thomas electri a oil for colds pains inflammations and injuries.
Professor George W. Twitmyer led a crowded courthouse lecture on the World's Fair art and its teaching value. He highlighted sculpture, architecture, and Midway views, with demonstrations from stereopticon images and a focus on lasting lessons for teachers.
Family and friends including Jim 2-Me omfier John Lyana and Meyind Mra attend the funeral of their brother in law Patrick Stealth at Min ley. Patrick, 40, died after playing round horses at Port Jere m and is survived by a wife and two children aged 4 and 2. Auristos Gramba left for Philadelphia today. Mary Russell returns to Binghamton as Gorrdon Pellutt of New York City visits the home of his uncle. Keystone protest weekly dance to be held at Maoynerchor hall Wednesday night. Kaward Road delivers a fine solo Monjourka Lisgante at the lecture tonight. Graham of Scranton checked into Allew Honea today. Fred Disterior of Scranton spends a few days at his parents’ home.
A garbled vintage note references D W Polley of Cynnjilurie Maine claiming a discovery in bows and a lengthy tale of pursuit and trial. It mentions various names and places with uncertain details and hints at a legal or investigative context, ending with vague remarks about a trial and related actions.
Rev J Hogan receives a New Year gift from a Pueblo brother a mineral gem collection featuring ore stones palm wood and other curiosities valued and appreciated by Dr J B Throbs who is moving to Nanticoke Cartondate Dye Works agents visited town for work. Addie Luppons returns to Philadelphia after Christmas visit and Augusta Gray of Fortington stays with relatives. A printing error corrected John Maxey called on friends for New Year greetings. The Flying Vulture show at the opera house was well received with Kennedy and troupe delivering strong performances. Walter Lake’s minitrals set to perform tonight.
A year end social gathering at Holy Weekiple witnesses joining voices and community friends on the eve of New Year. Organizers led by chairperson Ale Biohinterg and the superintendent coordinate a bonding event with songs, speeches, and a planned program for the past year’s work and future efforts with local attendees and volunteers.
A garbled 19th or early 20th century newspaper fragment recalls a riverfront incident and a fatality in Delaware City. It mentions a Tomer and Branithe Hint in a genealogical style, describes a funeral service by Rev Charley dew, and notes interment at Maplewood cemetery. The text also references a court case or inquest with names like Desnink iret and references to a Tug Rubin and News York details.
The text appears as garbled phrases with unclear persons and places. It references Cantoria and Wstoria but lacks coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize into a factual news item. Further readable context is needed for a proper card.
Fragmented OCR article reports on local health, residents and officials, noting a single fatality and various names. mentions Wyoming, Atherton, and others in an inconsistent, partial list of people and activities with no clear event or date.
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