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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1896

Page

9

Trial of Frank Sriffer After a Tedious Court Session

The trial in the common pleas dragged on with juries held overnight. Several cases were continued or verdicts announced, including Et Wright accused by N B Levy and Oscar Le Preedan involved in a long larceny dispute. Mrs McNulty was jailed for ten days for scolding and other defendants faced mixed outcomes in a crowded docket.

The Commonwealth Et. Wright Kiaston N. B. Levy David H. Evans Taylor Craig William Thomas Tive Hin John T. Gibbbens Willie Oscar le Preedan Daniel Bastian AD Orney A. J. Colborn Deemer Che Commonwealth Pup Daniel Mastin Freeman Eastin Eastman Green Ridge Bavidge Kate McNuits Carbondale Savilee Frank Shiffer Marvin Shea George Shea Ninth Street Drayman Rhodes Marriet Attoreny Jones Rhhodes Lackawanna Bow Aleo Parifle Bridget Cannon Catherine Ford Stanton Jones Pittston Carey James McLeod Air McLeod A. Ee, Hunt James Archbald David Taylor W. PF. Manstead Frank Platt A. Ti. Storrs Miss McLeod Dickson Kingsbury Coleman Helen Haw

Legal Briefs Echo Disclosures Spat in Oakland Times

A courtroom exchange quoted in the Oakland Times shows an opposing attorney and a lawyer hinting at forthcoming disclosures. The dialogue suggests careful timing and anticipation of evidence in a dispute.

Oakland Times

Ode to the Pneumogastric Nerve A Bard's Complaint

A humorous verse by Eugene Field lampoons the pneumogastric nerve and its pains. The speaker, a poet, endures sour digestions and seeks a cure while the nerve provokes torment, mocking medical jargon and craving a plan to reclaim artistic liberty.

Anon Eugene Field

Society's Greatest Week at Bicycle Club Cotillon

The second of four cotitions was held at the Bicycle Clubhouse attracting many society figures. Led by James Hlalr Jr the dance featured leap year socializing, with Hanley and Bauer's orchestra. Guests included Dr. C. A. Parke, Mrs. Seybolt, and scores of prominent Scranton residents and out of town visitors from Williamsport Buffalo Albany Philadelphia and New York.

Bicycle Club James Hlalr, Jr Hanley and Bauer C. A. Welles H. J. Anderson Mra FP. J. Platt R. M. Scranton A. H. Storrs H. P. Simpson N. G. Robertson Harris Philadelphia Wisner Brooklyn N. V Dorrince Wilkes-Barre Stanton Honesdale Miles Skinner Guilford Mies Archbald Augusta Archbald Miss Simpson Mies Winten Miss Helin Miss Hunt Welles Mite Dale Miss Gilmore Jermyn Sue Jermyn Miss Williams Miss Matthews Alice Matthews Knapp New Haven Huntington Orange Messrs. Hunt Bialy Archbald Roles B.C. Fuller J. Watson Boyer Wharton Williame Gilmore A. E. Hunt, Jr Sandergon Lynde Chase Brooks Belin Charles Belin Bedford Wells Moffatt Merritt Sheldon Calvin Seybolt Seybolt Frank M. Spencer J. J. Wentz L. G. Labarr James McDougall West Pittaton Frank Connell Miss Cooper West Pittston Emma Bradley Newburg N.Y Annie Davis Mixes Grace Williama Rogers Ternel W. BB. Rodhwell T. J. Phott W. W. Lathrope Montrose Barnard Conant Henry W. Montgomery GB. Jermyn Koons McQuivey Ware Parrott Franklin M. B. McDonald Percival Morris B. Penman J. G. Sherwoid Stanley Allen J. A. Watres Walter Matthews Charlotte Hand Kingsbury Callender Law Grace Kingsbury Finch Matthews Pennypacker Eloise Glimore Nettleton Foster Barker Harrington Phelps Anne Hand Adams Edith Norton Sherer Louise Matthews White Winton Elabeth Winton Grace Spencer Mercereau Grace Sanderson Boardman Joan Lindsay Cake Pittston Coleman Bessie Sanderson Dale Birdeall Pratt Jones Olyphant Merriman Voorhees Auburn Jessup Whitlock Bearhart Harding Sprague Wheeler Norton Griffin Richmond Susan Jermyn Davidson Cooke Helen Sanderson Montgomery Christiaa Lindsay Melitosh Helen Hand Simpson Coggswell Conn Helen Williams Hull Lewis Archdale Augusta Archebald Dr. Pennypacker Mesere Mercill Sherwood Fuller J. &. Watson Gillespie Moore W. M. HU Gearhart Holland Dickson Williams Heckwith Doud Waite Cool Nicholas Stahl J. L. Wentz Madison Avenue Misa Lewis William Penn Miss Menning Mount Joy Potter Clark Frank Clark Perry Wentz Dr. K L. Wents Hasleton Miss Adams Faty Haven L. L George N. Rockwell New York P. FP. May Bellevue New York City Mere H. B. Reynolds Brookline Masy Loftus Scranton James Hannon Prospect “Avenue Carbondale Wrank Peck Pleasant Mount Wayne County Palmer Williams Booth Malhavenue Bucknell University Sutliffe Oxford N. J Joshua Williams Cheatnulalrnet Misarea Nettle Colman Clara Richmond Mittaton Mary Wren Mahanoy City John T. Williams South Jiamn Avenue Kate Hope T. C. Melvin St. Charles Hotel Mariel Yost Jackson Street Bloomsburg J. M. Hine Hines Helmont Harry Berlinger United Press York Mary Dunn Stroudsburg Mint Francesa Mellon Adames Avenue Louvian de Munn Washington,d. C Sinter Howard Grimm North Main Avenue John F. Donance Stone Avenue New York College of Pharmacy C. More Washington Avenue George I, Hall Schenectady N. Y Misa Anna Woole South Hyde Park Avenue Bloomsbury Normal School Clyde W. Walker University of Pennsylvania Vine Street F. W. Davin Jefferson Medical College Linden Street Victor Merring Maplewood North Carolina Tennessee Ceargin J. L Atherton And Aire By. B. Atherton Rey George BE. Guild Effie Lewis Wilson College W. J. Lewis Henry (. Hatton Common Council Elmira Wiles Matier England Liackawanna Hospital W. C. Swain Hather Joan and Leon Himhurst Frank Matison Binghamton Minnie Dobson Moscow B. Swartz New Street Harry Yewens Hillside Coat and Iron Company Talleson Phillips Division Eireet Bertha Macurdy Young Women's Christian Association Board of Managers Miss Tolles Mike Macurdy Orlando Ives J. M. Jones Mra. Ives Benjamin J. Jones David G. Davin Sarah Sechler Lackawanni Hospital Raymond Cuesto Videl

Social Mix and Gatherings Highlight Scranton Week

A long roundup details the week’s social events in Scranton including engagements and marriages, parties for new judges, receptions, birthday and New Year gatherings. Notables listed include Wandling Von storeb Henwood Shotten Atherton Anderson Gillespie and many Bernstein Cohen families. The piece also notes club meetings at Elks and Scranton Bicycle Club events, plus numerous personal mentions and visits.

F. M. Wandling C. H. von Storeb 3. R. Henwood Thomas Shotten D. B. Atherton W. EB. Anderson C. J. Gillespie Carrie Anna Atherton Thomas John Atherton

Leader Store Semiannual Sale Offers Deep Discounts

The Leader at 124 and 126 Wyoming Ave announces securing about $20,000 worth of merchandise from New York jobbers and manufacturers for a semi annual sale. The stock is marked down fully 35 percent and in some cases 50 percent below regular prices. One Dollar will have the purchasing power of Two at this sale.

New York

Clearance Sale of Dress Goods and Accessories

A city store offers vast clearance on wool dress goods including 10 pieces of wool broadcloth 12%4c and 95 pieces of cheviots 25c. Silks, linens, and laces priced low with many items slashed to 2c to 8c ranges. Featured are bed linens, underwear, gowns, jackets, and millinery at deep cuts, with bulk soaps and brushes also advertised.

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Superstitions Across Lands From Bees to Monkeys and Wolves

The piece surveys diverse beliefs from New England bee quarrels predicting misfortune to a bottle sealed scorpion sting, beaver hut thickness signaling winter, barnacle turning to goose, crow weather signs, speaking monkeys and other rites across Europe Asia and the Americas. It notes varying origins and a mix of local customs.

New England Holland Ufe Ural Mountains Greece Rome Bringland Scotland Austria Italy

Visitor confronts unchanged misery in Yonkers tale

A man returns to a Second Street home months later to ask if the situation has improved. A broom‑bearing woman recalls cold victuals and old clothes, insisting the resident must skip. The exchange ends with the man leaving, noting no change, amid a column of satirical lines from the Yonkers Statesman.

Second Street

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