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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1897

Page

10

Fire department test alarm draws fast district responses

A 1035 pm test from box 21 at Madison and Mulberry drew rapid calls from the third district. Mayor James G Bailey and guests watched a brisk race between Crystal and Chemical wagons, with the Century and Reynolds squads arriving soon after. Chief Hickey led a fast exit, his bogey striking a bicycle near Bim Park church.

Madison Avenue Mulberry Street James G. Bailey Bailey Sterling L. Bailey Chicago Hickey Madison and Mulberry Linden Street Campbell Century Relef Company Petersburg Hook and Laddey Bim Park

Unclear Item on Adams Avenue Advertises Services

Fragments describe satisfaction with a service call on Adams Avenue. Text mentions telephone and postal options and a prompt display of quality work, but details and context are fragmented and uncertain.

Adams Avenue

To Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Ad

Advertisement copy promotes Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming a one day cure for colds with a refund policy if safe. Mentions price of 25 cents and dealer Miss Carolyne V. Dorsey a elocution teacher at 107 Wyoming Avenue. References others and The New Farm Land company plot opening.

Druggista Carolyne V. Dorsey Wyoming Avenue Nue Farm Land Company Walt For i Lackawanna Avenue Williams

First Gradates of New High School Shine at Commencement

The largest class to graduate from the new high school pathed into the world, with full Lyceum seats and a strong address from President T J Jennings. Miss Lowella Warren gave the valedictory on Longfellow, praising gentleness and mercy, as diplomas were presented to twenty eight graduates including Grace Ainey and Louella Warren, amid merited musical pieces.

Lyceum Occu Alfred Walter Lowella Warren Longfellow Charles River T. J. Jennings Board of Control

West Side Banquet Features Toasts and Cheerful Debate

The West Side board of trade held its annual banquet at Patrehild’s hotel with seventeen members present. Toastmaster A B Holmes led remarks on unity and progress while speakers including John H Fellows, John R Farr, J J Carroll, P F Struppler, M J Williams and others discussed topics from sanitation to parks and real estate.

West Side Board of Trade Patrehild's A. B. Holmes John H. Fellows P. F. Struppler FE. Robathan Board of Trade Evans C. BR. Pitcher J. J. Carroll Hyde Park Lackawanna Valley John R. Farr Harrisburg West Side Hospital Robathan M. L. Biair T. Fellows Mason B. Ft West Side J. H. Fellows John Fl. Farr Joseph Oliver R. Pitcher Joseph P. Phillips Pillip Williams Thomas E. Price KE. E. Robathan F. P. Struppler M. J. Williams D. D. Evans Ll. M. Blair J. J. Davies BB. OF Laudig

Descriptions of Evening Essays by Local Students

The report details several student presentations including Sol Dreixen on The Destiny of Our Country, Lillian Elizabeth Brooks on Co-education arguing against common misconceptions, and Josephine May Stephens excused from reading Elements of Industrial Power. George presented Nature's Laboratory.

Les Sol Driexen Lillian Elizabeth Brooks Josephine May Stephens Nature George

Graduation Concert Selections and Contested Flowers Policy

The mandolin club performs a three part song Charity by several performers while the High School chorus presents Yachting Glee and County Fair Waltz. Bauer's orchestra offers three selections. As directed by the board of control none of the graduates receive flowers or presents and only one carries a bouquet.

Mandolin Club L. Phillips Estelle Gallen James Jenkins A. Perry Daniels L. Perry O'Boyle Bauer Board of Control

Fast Mail Still Tops Buffalo Chicago Run

The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company announces Train No. 3 the Fast Mail leaves Buffalo at 8 25 p m eastern time and arrives Chicago 9 20 a m with no excess fare sleeping cars Buffalo to Chicago and dining car service to Chicago for breakfast Applications for sleeping car reservations receive prompt attention Tele phone Seneca 689 No 221 Main street Buffalo N Y C H Chevee traveling passenger agent T S Timpson general eastern agent

Buffalo Chicago Main Street N. Y

The Model Christian Queen Sermon by Rev McLeod

Sunday morning Rev James McLeod will speak at the First Presbyterian Church on The Model Christian Queen. He will reference Queen Victoria’s diamond jubilee and relate it to Christian duty in a concise discourse. The notice also promotes continued business at the same stand for awnings tents flags and society decorations.

James McLeod D. E First Presbyterian Church Queen Victoria

Representative Request Emphasized in Telephone Note

The text asks them to send a representative, noting it may benefit both parties. It mentions telephone communication and suggests arranging a meeting or discussion through contact. The fragment implies a strategic move to advance mutual interests via direct representation.

Linen Fabrics Shine With Timeless Summer Appeal

Extraordinary values in linen homespun linen batiste and linen grenadines draw buyers for home country or seashore use. The fabrics retain popularity and the weave style from former seasons appears refreshed giving them a modern air appreciated by shoppers seeking new ideas.

Linen fabrics offered at special price per yard

Three linen fabrics featured with price breaks. 29 inch linen batiste priced at 12¢ per yard, 28 inch heavy linen homespun promoted as a new weave with a 25¢ per yard duplicate, and 28 inch fine linen grenadines guaranteed linen described as up to date with a 28¢ per yard special.

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