Official Compilation of Saturday's Vote
A brief note compiles results from Saturday’s voting across multiple precincts. It lists totals and key outcomes, highlighting turnout and notable margins observed in early tallies.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1899
Page
6
A brief note compiles results from Saturday’s voting across multiple precincts. It lists totals and key outcomes, highlighting turnout and notable margins observed in early tallies.
The meeting reviews a slate including Captain James Moir for mayor and Thomas Brooks, Fred J Widmayer, Gwilym Jones, Philip Rinsland, C Fowler for several city offices. Jt reports vote totals, Pluralities, and the convention's adoption of revised rules and procedures for the city election.
A Cherokee outlaw Mose Miller eludes justice for years in the mountains near Fort Giron. A betraying lover’s revenge leads to a planned capture at a mountain dance, where Miller is bound and jailed by marshal posse amid treacherous plots and a doomed romance. The pursuit ends with Miller and accomplices facing fate.
Fragmentary text notes a price of five cents and mentions mothers and reliability. The readable items imply a small public notice about product price and consumer guidance without clear specifics.
A fragmented notice promotes a grain based beverage named Grain-O as a substitute for tea or coffee for children. It claims Grain-O is made of pure grains and priced similarly to coffee, sold by grocers with unclear distribution details.
The Leader announces a clearance sale at 124 126 Wyoming Ave. The ad claims the month favors losses and promises new goods only, stating the season’s loss will be next season's advantage and urging readers to verify bargains.
An accumulation of laces up to 8 inches wide offers a vast assortment in liberal lengths. Includes chiffon, oriental, black silk, and heavy ecru insertion with prices from 50 cents per yard to higher, many at half price while they last.
Irish point insertion described as a bargain item just above the other listing. White and ecru trims suitable for woolen or washable dresses. Prices stated as from one to a certain amount per yard. While supplies last at 16 cents.
A late January sale highlights deep discounts on wool dress goods, silks, and chiffons with many items cut to a fifth or a third. Boucle and chevriot jackets discounted, patterns and trimmings offered at special prices, plus assorted stockings and gloves priced to clear stock.
The Laudida Standard reports Siam will receive relics of Buddha from India via a formal ceremony. A Nepal frontier stupa at Pipra-Hwa yielded crystal vases and jewels in honor of the relics. William Pepe offered artifacts for government disposal.
Ad copy asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla improves blood purity and health, describing it as a reliable tonic for the liver and general well being. Claims emphasize curative properties and family use.
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