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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1898
Page
9
The Wilkes-Barre Record can be obtained in Berenton at M Moeinhart news stands located at 114 Wyoming Avenue and Lackawanna Avenue.
The fragment lists city notes and notices including obituaries and marriages with references to payments and publication deadlines. It mentions the Grand Army of the Republic, church events at Central Park, and various local names and places, though the text is largely incoherent due to OCR errors.
The graduation ceremony at the high school auditorium drew a packed audience as twenty young women and thirty one graduates from the commercial department received diplomas. Notable speakers and music accompanied the event, with remarks on education's value and national topics.
A French observer notes Americans avoid ice water as dangerous now, preferring cool water with a small amount of something added. The piece contrasts habits and highlights caution in drinking practices.
An advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a wholesome stimulant that neutralizes disease-breeding germs in drinking water and prevents intestinal troubles. It urges readers to ensure they get the genuine product from a druggist or grocer.
After the ceremony Li of Lansing delivered the benediction. Following the commencement many graduates pupils and friends attended the gathering. The event took place in Snover's hall on Monn avenue.
The Connelly jury reassembled after requests to hear more testimony from Abr and others. In separate action, the Daniels case was adjourned with the jury sealing its verdict, while Gentiae Atherton sues William Moblate for damages over a horse driven to Carbondale that died.
Hew Spieker and Mrs G C Spieker arrived for a reception after a sermon at Holy Trinity on Mulberry Street. The congregation extended a formal welcome with more than two dozen well wishers attending. A pleasant social evening followed with refreshments and gifts, and Hew Spieker will resume pulpit duties tomorrow after several weeks absent.
Pilges colliery resumes full week shift as Bellevue breaker adds a twelve foot wing to boost output. The Didier, Tidwa re Lackawanna and Western companies idle for a tow weeks while slatework advances. Vein levels at Biwi and Contra collieries near completion with work starting soon. Soldiers' relief fund details and monthly wages noted for local officials.
Teliced Catelekete sale announced with Lehigh Valley railroad arrangement to Omaha. Details provided by agents. contact for particulars.
Delegates from subdistricts will be chosen at a meeting in Berna at the Central Republican club rooms Price building Washington avenue on Tuesday June 2 at 8 o clock p.m. Delegates will be elected on Saturday June 1 at the same polling places between the hours of and Tadlock pom. One delegate from each election district polled at ten Republican votes for state treasurer in November last. Additional delegates will be admitted from other districts based on vote totals over one hundred Republican votes per one hundred voters. The election will be conducted by the regular vigilance committees KP Kingsbury and Waller Briews, secretary Scranton Pa June 4.
Scranton police and city officials joined Chief Roebling for a Lake Henry outing on the Erie and Wyoming Valley Road. A sizable party traveled by train and car to a lakeside gathering with speeches, a magnum gift pie, and a day of fishing and leisure.
Under this heading short letters of interest will be published when accompanied for publication by the writer home. The Tribune disclaims responsibility for opinions expressed.
A garbled editorial style piece references religious duty and political agitation. It juxtaposes declarations about kingship Godliness and moral duty with vague mentions of war and commission. The text fragments obscure specific events or identifiable figures.
An advertisement promises cure for chronic nervous wasting diseases and many conditions including syphilis cancer tumors and general ailments. It touts free trial treatment in office with exam by a physician and surgeon, listing broad hours and daily availability.
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