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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1895
Page
3
The Pittston page reports a lively audience at Music Hall viewing the White Squadron production with vivid harbor and monastery scenes. It notes local revival activities by Rev. B. J. Kain, funeral details for William M. Hughes, and various church services and civic notices in the area.
An old health note extols Carlsbad Sprudel Salt for morning use with water to improve digestion and relieve constipation and diarrhea. It warns against imitations sold as improved or artificial Carlsbad Salt, noting the genuine product bears the Carlsbad seal and the Hisner & Mendelson Co. signature.
Mrs. D. Carpenter returns from Dallas Texas with Ray Hayden. Presbyterians plan a donation party for Rev. W. L. Everett at the Opera house on Friday June 25. Primary elections set for Saturday January 25 in Tunkhannock township. A dog is wounded by a gunshot, the animal beloved by the family. Breese works on a breeyete lock to thwart theft from farm machinery. Citizens league forms to oppose billiard and ten pin alley repeal. Fred J. Wheelock seeks congressional seat per Nicholson Examiner. Mr. and Mrs. Corey Allen attend funeral of A. J. Allen, pneumonitis victim. Dr. A. B. Woodward on grippe as acute catarrh. Frigid weather blamed for higher risk to the elderly. Coal haulers operate from Glenburn. Mrs. A. D. Brundage visits Ingston. John L. Clay of Scranton jailed on pretense charges. grand jury finds true bill. Republican convention at Opera House due to court in session. Meshoppen’s George Luce reported very ill. Otis Reynolds accused of malicious threats. lunacy commission considered. County bridge over Tunkhannock Creek planned. abutment bids next week. Sheriff sale in Braintrim township of yielding property next Monday morning. Windham township sale of T. A. Ailward’s personal property next Monday. Republican caucuses this afternoon 2 to 4. Epworth leagues rally at Mill City Friday and Saturday February lands. lectures by Stey St Wilbur and readings by Nellie Decker et al. Ministers present at rally.
Three voting districts send three men to last evening's conference at the Anthracite hotel. PF Corom elected chairman with Robert Timlin as secretary. Districts receive specific roles and polling places set for June 20 from 1 to 9 PM. A social at Prof. John McArdle’s featured Misses Cadden Kane Corgan Wand Lavelle and others. supper by Mrs. McArdle. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised.
Mrs Henry Carter and Helene Arnold visited Mis Frank Roemmelmeyer in Carbondale. Ruth Powell infant daughter of Wesley Powell ill with fever. A large crowd enjoyed a sleigh ride to Untoniaire. A bill was held in Plunkett hall managed by Richard Gray and John Jaeger. The Vaniling Units Brass band plans a grand ball on Jan. A sleighing party to Mayfield rode with driver Thomas Livin. Gearm Young nominated for supervisor as Republican candidate with general satisfaction.
William Kennedy Priceburg is in the field for HAKESSOY Jot OF Tara and wife visiting friends in Duryoa today. He plans to attend the proeperige well Vivorke Morino of Minsdhfeld visiting friends yesterday. Peter Tate visited friends in Dur yesterday. James Walsh of Carbortale visited friends here yesterday.
Fragmented local lines describe Mrs John Barns and daughter Miartha in vigittins triotide. Constable Matthew Bonn plans for re election on an early date. mentions a chicken hieves visit and Wood Wetten of Taney street observed on Wednesday night. heads left unclear.
A stockholder report discusses weekly and yearly coal shipments in January. It notes increases from Wyoming and Schuylkill regions, with total year to date around 114024 tons and an annual projection near 1,000,000 tons. Market signals urge reducing output to avoid further demoralization.
A rough listing of New York stock prices is provided with quotations and ranges for several brokers and firms. The fragment mentions brokers and entities such as Allen & Co and Put oe TPE haa REDS, though details are garbled.
A dense, garbled market report lists grain prices and trade notes for wheat corn and oats with hints of dull or unchanged pricing. The page also contains medical advert phrases for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and a kidney cure, with distribution mentions including Beranton, Pa and C M Harris druggist.
Classified notes include a Catholic man requesting references for an $18 loan, a local man seeking steady county work, salesmen wanted for cigars with EDWARD COWLES contact, and various help-want ads for coachmen tutors drivers clerks and a multilingual bookkeeper.
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