Scranton Tribune Notice From January 27 1596
Historic OCR fragment reports a local notice in Scranton Tribune dated January 27 1596. It mentions merchants and a matter of public record with uncertain phrasing and illegible details.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1898
Page
4
Foy School Directors Elected in Ward Seats
In the election, Peter Neals in the Eleventh Ward and D T Phillips in the Fifth Ward won three and two year terms respectively. F B Follows in the Fourth Ward and Godprey in the Eighth Ward secured two one year posts, with Barker in the Seventeenth and Elias Evans in the Fifteenth also noted. The victory results reflect local governance changes as the town adjusts its school leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foy School
Peter Neals
D. T. Phillips
F. Dbd. Fallows
F. &, Godprey
F. & Barker
Elias 6 Evans
Mection Buy
Republican tensions rise over Newsitt and Stone candidacies
The piece argues Pennsylvania Republicans face a brewing storm over the Newsitt and Stone campaigns. It contends Newsitt’s retirement would not settle factional strife and urges Senator Quay to excise trusted aides. The author fears a Democratic governor could gain by party discord and cautions against political manipulation within the party ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Philadel Phia
Cenionr
United States
Inea
Newstic
Texes
Philadelphia
Mir
Henree
Durham
New
Newitt
Witel
Ltt
Quay
Commonwealth
Sention
Pennsylvania
Willim A. Stone
Allegheny
George Wallace Delamater
Senator Quay
Harrisburg
Matthew Stanley Quay
Cuba War Victory Marred by Spanish Treachery at Sea
An attack off Harnegat sinks the tall ship Tillesend ing bound for Cuban insurgents. Four crew members die as dynamite and war materiel are lost. The act strains Cuban revolutionary funds and underscores treachery affecting aid from New York Cubans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowbe
Spain
Cuba
Harnegat
Calixin Gare
Belen
Syvtia
Revolutionary Agenta
New York
Controversy Over Cuban Fundraising and US Policy
The piece discusses Cuban contributions to revolutionary efforts, noting that few wealthy Cuban donors can sustain heavy monthly payments. It criticizes Spanish diplomacy and US policy for not granting belligerent rights, while highlighting General Garcia's readiness and calls for a thorough investigation into controversial charges, with potential legal action if proven true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Washington
Richta Hua
Cubelo Eteal
Yankee
Garcia
Lord Chief Justice decision on fraud and promissory notes
A rich young man witnessed a document believing it to be a power of attorney for his friend's sister marriage settlement. He signed four openings and later discovered seven notes for over fifty five thousand dollars issued to a London lender. The court held the notes void for lack of a contract and fraud, meaning the lender cannot recover. The ruling is seen as a strong stance against misrepresented notes and favored by those seeking similar law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaeliomd
London
Continent
Industrial iron production in 1897 compared with earlier years
An advance bulletin from the American Iron and Steel Association reports 1897 domestic pig iron output at 4 662 680 tons, with figures for earlier years showing growth and declines in basic pig iron, charcoal pig iron, and ferroalloys, suggesting cautious optimism for further production gains amid lingering depression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
US Iron Trade Supremacy and Dress Code Rumors
A fragmented column debates American dominance in iron and steel trade, argues for prouder military attire, mocks reforms, questions counterfeit bills, and cites Chicago editors on fashion and language trends, ending with remarks on Porter and Cleveland.
TOLD BY THE STARS Daily Moroscope and Notes
The column notes a limbering winter vibe and mentions Bradish paying a high price for a hive. It hints a名 nomination paper fed at the courthouse is voided with a big V. An attorney seems to reap benefits from a result while Chief of Police Robbing comments on Beranton matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradish
Court House
Voin
Tr. Craft
Beran Ton Tat
Decade's Progress in Electricity
A review by Elthu Thomson surveys rapid electrical advances and future impact. It highlights electric propulsion for streetcars and railways, long distance transmission, and the rise of copperless lines, with Niagara Falls power proving industrial gains and the spread of electric stations across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Run
Elthu Thomson
Thomson
Hlosten
Chicago
Daingree
Electric Power and Its Vast Industrial Promise
The article surveys Niagara Falls as a proving ground for electric generation and patents, noting advances in electric welding heating and metallurgy. It highlights aluminum production, copper refining, and metalworking enabled by electric currents, plus early wireless transmission and X ray discoveries as key near-term milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
Unionwaa
Pathways of a Crisis and Spain in Cuba
A Washington editorial condemns Spain’s hold on Cuba and the risk of intervention. It traces missteps from Weyler to aid offers, notes Spain’s resistance to outside help, and argues America must press a timely end to the war while warning of consequences if misread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Cuba
General Weyler
Geneeral Wergler
Det
Cebu
Fragmentary Notice on Outerwear Trade Shows
Fragmented OCR text mentions an item called the ODM WEAR and a request to carry out a wireily commission. It appears to describe an early form of apparel or accessories and references an advance price for a “brockward pein” with unclear meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvance
Brockward Pein
Oil Heaters Sale Won’t Change Our Cleaning Resolve
The note states a strong sales occurrence for the heaters but emphasizes a firm plan to clear them out anyway. It conveys a bold retail stance and commitment to inventory reduction despite revenue. The language overtones suggest a period promotional voice.
They Must Go Prices Slashed Now
Bargain buyers urged to act fast as limited stock goes for sale at reduced prices. Call to inspect and be convinced about deals today.
China Dinner Set Closeout Offer Marks Four Line Clearout
A bold sale announces immediate purchase of a four line china dinner set stock. The notice urges buyers to act before February to secure remaining pieces.
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