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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1895
Page
8
Max Weis and Natle Weis filed a suit seeking ten thousand dollars in damages for defamation against Borah Aro Wowlls at 27 Scranton Street. The action claims harm to reputation and seeks monetary compensation.
Swingle yesterday by Resister of Wille Hopkins. The Lucy Logan mission band will hold hib coke and candy sale in the First Presbyterian church lecture room this afternoon from to 1 o'clock. Admission scents. The examination of Sabbath school children of the Congregation Ansheheed and medal awards will occur Sunray, June 25, at 8.00 mm, at the Linden Street temple. Marriage licenses were granted to Patrick J Hayes and Hannah Gilligan Dunmere Lewley Covey Chinchilla, and Celia IL therein. Jane Childrena Day observances planned at Penn Avenue Baptist church with elaborate preparations. Various legal notices, theater listings, and civic events intersperse throughout the page.
Effective Monday June 4 the Intercity Line and related services alter departures for Train No 2 Titlen Syracuse starts at 10 am, Train No 6 Beranton New York Philadelphia now departs earlier, and the Plymouth to Intermediate Catherine service shifts to 2 10 pm. Tobyhanna accommodation relocates start to Mount Pocono with arrival in Beranton by 5 0 am.
The Barrel Hill Park Opera Company will present The Bohemian Girl next Monday night under Director Richard F. Lindsay. The performance promises strong acting and a fine rendition with a notable evening program and showtime.
Readers warned about a scheme at Lorraine involving a hollow envelope drops and a fake money find. An alleged promoter claims a prize of $20 to lure crowds, with the envelope holder gaining a free lot, exploiting the idea of “finding money.”
A warning highlights the dangers of Avid Phosphate substitutes and insists on the genuine product HORSEPORD'SR. It notes risks of dangerous replacements and the need to demand the authentic acid phosphate despite other options marketed locally.
A crowded theatre hosted the Liberty High School graduation eve as about fifty graduates in white paraded onto the stage. Principal Linge introduced Mary Daniels salutatory, with remarks by Charles Whittemore and others. diplomas were handed by Superintendent Phillips amid praise for teachers and a forward look to the future.
The Gos tabernce near Adama avenue and Delaware street will be opened tomorrow with a divine service at 10 00 a m. Land 7 20 p m The regular all day monthly Pentecostal service on Tuesday June commenc ing at 10 a m.
Despite faulty punctuation the piece argues heat and poor food drive infant deaths and lauds lactated food as a safe substitute for mothers milk. It cites cholera danger, endorses lactated food for five years for healthy growth, and includes a testimonial from Mrs. Daveell praising its benefits for her child.
Professor A T McClaskey will move to the institution and is popular in Scranton, bringing value to the college. Professor Williams likely to preside at a meeting with European consulates. Wilkes Barre and local schools named among top turned furnished colleges in America. The paper notes new professors and staff across Boranstown Valley and three schools.
A noisy fragment outlines a teachers excursion to Denver departing July 3 from Berinton via specific trains and connections, with notes on arrival timing and contact addresses for arrangements. It also includes dubious advertisements and local product pitches mixed with garbled text.
Examinations for mine foremen and assistant foremen in the First Anthracite Inspection district will be held July 6 and 10 at the school home in Curbo mine. Mine Inspector Redetlick will oversee the mine examining board. A separate notice lists travel plans to Chattanooga from Scranton and arrangements for delegates, with details on schedules, rates, and contacts for further information.
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