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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1894
Page
8
Summer Gowns and Fabrics Featured in New Patterns
A shopper friendly advertisement highlights summer dress fabrics and patterns. It promotes French Novelty Dress Goods, two tone checks and stripes, wool twills, imported challies and organ dies, chiffons, crepes, silks, lawns, lawns, and linens. The copy stresses comfort in heat, varied prints, and fashionable, economical options for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
GORMAN'S GRAND DEPOT A Littl Misunderstanding
Alfred Cellier the composer for a new pantomime meets a Manchester office clerk who asks if he is male or female and schedules a Boxing Day date. The clerk locks the inner room and calls for a policeman, as Cellier anxiously improvises amid the farcical confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Cellier
Dorothy
Manchester
Collie
Cellier
Alfred
London
Mark
San Francisco
Arvonant
The Mausoleum of Mausolus Lifespan and Discovery
The Mausoleum in Halicarnassus built by Artemisia and Mausolus stood 140 feet tall with a 65 foot basement and 75 foot Ionic columned shaft crowned by a pyramid. Destruction followed an earthquake in the twelfth century and its remains were rediscovered in the early modern era by excavations led by British authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mausolus
Caria
Asia Minor
Artemisia
Haltearnassay
Boudroum
Taj Mahal
St. John
Mansolus
Biritish Museum
St. Louis
Four Remedies Claim Remarkable Sales and Merits
Advertises Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Bucklen's Arnica and Dr. King's Liver and Kidney Bitters along with Dr. Dog's New Life Pills. Promises guaranteed results and urges readers to learn more from Matthews Bros drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Bucklon
Dr. Dog
Soldy Matthews Bron
Honesdale News Roundup Sees Visitors and Races Set
Honesdale residents welcome visitors from Lock Haven Scranton Carbondale and New York while Clark & Co. glass factory pauses. Trotting races with horses like Kitty D Nellie B and Bangor expected at the Fair grounds on July 4. Local events include The Old Folks concert on July 5 and the Man of Honesdale union excursion to Hawley on July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Grotter Hias
Honesdale
Lock Haven
E A. Call
Tae Trinunn
Fred Hurlburt
Philadelphia
Mru
Alfred Hand and Son
Mansa
H. C
W. HL. Alexander
Scranton
S. Winfield Bank
Port Jervis
Clark & Co
Fair Ground
Kitty D
Dr. J. ©. Denstein
Nellie B
Farmer
Li. A. Patterson
Carbondale
Bangor
H. C Ball
Pippo O
Fred Cools
Myrtle Shy
W. A. St. John
Fred Emerick
Fred Jening
New York
RK. G. Barclay
Mra. Moore
T. J. Gaines
Mra. B. Wright
Mra. Creppin
J. Feeley
Mr. Mollab
Archbald
Joane Stith
Dr. L. Webrao
Mra
Weblan
Ed Man
Hawley
Methodista
Archbaldo family notes in Pittston and monument plans
Mrs William Kelly Archbaldo returns from Pittston after visiting relatives. The children of the late Christopher Lindo plan a granite monument at the Protestant cemetery, twelve feet high with a six foot sorrowing figure, costing about $1000. Communion services are set for tomorrow at the Presbyterian church. Street railway progress along Scranton line slows, with doubt of July operation. work widens drives near Dacker's bridge and moves the track toward the river bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kelly
Pittston
Christopher Lindo
M. F. O'Hara
Banneas
North Main
Wayne Street Bridge
Patrick Loftna
Presbyterian Church
Hattie Rlvers
Babylon
Scranton
Aa Peekvills
Poaniile
Dacker's Bridge
Atrest
Peckville News Highlights Local Visits and Personal News
Edward Wideman, formerly of Peckville, now in Bann ton, called in town on Thursday. Dowd declares candidacy for representative at the Republican convention. The Junior League lawn social netted 19 dollars. Attendees at the Niagara Falls excursion included Mr. and Mrs. Doyle and several neighbors. Mrs. John Pettitt and daughter Rachel visited her brother James Cowan. Mrs. Stephen Parry died aged 61. funeral at the home in Ball Place at 2 PM led by Rev. W. J. Guest. burial in Prospect cemetery. G. L. Keller returns from Stroudsburg State Normal. Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Matthews of Scranton spent Sunday here. The fourth hop reunion was at Mrs. Kila Popa’s on Upper Main Street. Lawn quilting drew a good crowd Wednesday. visitors Wren and family stayed with Miss Lana Barnes in Park Place. Birrens taken after meals to ease digestion. Sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wideman
Thl Place
Banton
Tharasilay
Dowd
Laugue
John K. Doyle
W. 5. Blees
Myra Ouleley
A. W. Brundage
George Doyle
Howard Brundage
Niagara Falls
John Pettitt
Rachel
James Cowan
Stephen Parry
James Nite
Ball Place
W. J. Guest
Prospect Cemetery
G. L. Keller
Stroudsburg
G. T. Matthews
Scranton
Kila Popa
Upper Main Street
Jermyn Notices and Visit News Highlight Local Events
Funeral of John Mountford’s child held yesterday afternoon. Rev Ganford of the First Baptist Church will remain after reconsidering resignation. Mrs Houghton and children plan a Beaver Meadow visit. Clerks from Beicnsborough visit with A A Vosburg Scranton Henry Kroft Archbald Andrew Vail Tompkinsville Michael Devine Olean. Eric Brow hardware and D Winter Co general store to cross at 7 pm after July 5. Mayflower lodge St George members asked to attend Monday meeting. Primitive Methodist Sunday school picnic set for July 4 in Maple Grove. Jermyn Water Co lowering a pipe obstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mountford
Ganford
W. L. Houghton
Beaver Meadow
Taylor
Clerka
Beicnsborough
A. A. Vosburg
Scranton
Henry Kroft
Archbald
Andrew Va
Primitive Methodist
Maple Grove
Jermyn Water Company
Water Flow Under Entwart Near North Main Atret Moor
Flow of water reported beneath the entwart along North Main atret Moor near the Episcopal church. Emergency crews responded to monitor the site and prevent further damage while authorities assess the cause and needed repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atret
Episcopal Church
Carbondale Church Anniversary and Local News Roundup
Carbondale marks the sixty-fifth anniversary of the First Presbyterian Church with a historical sermon and special music. evening services may include letters from former pastors and member addresses. Reports of injuries at local works follow, including Anthony O Tarla and a Powderly mine accident. hotel American preparations and social room rental noted along with travel and hospital updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Les
Marving John
Bono
Mra
A. W. Reynolds
Ocean Grove
Stillman Hancock
Anthony O'Tlara
Scott Atraat
R. P. Dodge
Binghamton
N.Y
Thin City
Elliot O'Keefe
Lawrence O'Keefe
Simpson
Northweat
Alhamaton Social Ala
J. F. Maxwell
Salem
G. Kerr
Scranton
Local notes from Throop and nearby areas
John Crown of Providence resumes work at Bellman store after five months absence. Miss A Cass Bellman of Patterson visits her parents. Miss Fiorenca Hileman visits friends. J A Law joins a fishing party to Keisers pond. Farland Banjo Club and Titoop Glee Club with ladies plan Fourth gathering at Lake Winola. Henry Stanchorn visiting friends. Miss Nettie Bartley returns from Bloomsburg Normal School. New building by Frank Bruno near completion. Dr Thomas Electric offers relief for rheumatics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crown
Providence
Bellman & Com. Iwey
Misa A. Cass Bellman
Patterson
N. Jie
Misa Fiorenca Hileman
J. A. Law
Keisers Pond
Farland Banjoelo
Titoop Glee Club
Lake Winola
Mill City
Henry Stanchorn
Misa Nettie Bartley
Bloowaburg
Blackmore
Rank Brono
Ladies' Aid event nets funds at Moosic festival
At Moosic on a Wednesday evening a festival raised funds for Mrs. Thomas Weir as the Ladies' Air noviety and the Ladies' Foreign Missionary society planned events. Celene in Byghnimton directed the program with a performance by Meer, Warner and Shwder for the Beretta Methodist Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Noviety
Longo Hilia
Mra
Mra Bonres
Head's Rever Fails A and A Business Man's Experience
A historical note recounts a business man’s attempt to cure rheumatism with a revered remedy and its disappointing outcome. The account reflects early 20th century faith in popular cures and the cautionary tone of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A&a
Minooka Clergy and Community Report Local Events
Rev Jiemish L Doon of Green Aiten visited Father John Loughran who is recovering from surgery. A parish meeting in Lackawanna township is set for 9 PM at the naval place. Local roads were improved making previously impassable areas safer for travel. Frank Kane Jr son of the postmaster joined St Johns church exercises receiving praise for his performance. Miss Sarah Brown is recovering sufficiently to sit up, with Dr J A Manly credited for her progress. Teachers received certificates from County Superintendent Taylor. A July 4 baseball game at Cory Hollow pits the Bines against the Sizora for 25 dollars. The Cory Hollow road data will be recorded on July 4 at 10 o clock. Greenwood Kug fund plans a July 23 gathering at Greenwood grove instead of Minooka. Ancient Order of Alberui members hosted a pleasant ladies night at the Temperance hall. A large turnout enjoyed cakes and a planie competition with William J. Buelee delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiemish L Doon
Green Aiten
Jona Loughran
John Loughran
Lackawanna Township
Naval Place
Frank Kane, Jr
A. Kane
St. John's Church
Sarah Brown
J. A. Manly
Uline
Taylor
Cory Hollow
Bines
Sizora
Yue Institute Aco Balleluba
No's
Greenwood Kug Fund
Order of
Alberui
Joe
Temperance Hall
Planie
William J. Buelee
Priceburg preacher to speak in Smiths block Mission rooms
Priceburg Mr Brondage of Peckville will preach Sunday afternoon at 2 30 in Smiths new block Mission rooms. All are invited to attend. A flagpole misprint corrected shows sixty eight feet long. David Palmer left for Colorado yesterday. Manager McPherson and clerks inventoried the frock in the Will Cowl store. Georges McLotehlin returned home after months away. Will Sura and Thomas Peach named as county convention delegates. Frank Hannon, injured a year ago, remains unable to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brondage
Peckville
Smith
David Palmer
Colorado
McPherson
Bile Will Cowl Company
Georges McLotehlin
Will Sura
Thomas Peach
Frank Hannon
Taylor Electrica to Face Scranton Team on Riverside Grounds
Reported prep match notes a Scranton Y M C A team to play Taylor Electrica on Riverside grounds with Autaddaneeke. The Philadelphia based piece mentions a July 18 festival, a postgame banquet at Young Bloot's hotel, and a discussion of old currency and native wampon artifacts in the historical society context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrica
Y. M.C A
Scranton
Riverside
Autaddaneeke
Peco
Willie Stone
Adlnal
Philadelphia
Jermyn
Bergers
Taylor
Youngbloot's
Triplekitie top lodgers on late night car ride
A New York Herald report recounts a third avenue open surface car conductor describing a sleeper passenger. He notes the man rides to Harlem then transfers, likely sleeping through the trip, and comments that nights see many such travelers using cheap lodging alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Avenue
Yollook
Harlem
New York Herald
Pinitimore Invents Foot Measuring Diagram Device
A New York Journal note describes a Pinitimore man patenting a machine that measures the foot with movable pins forming an outline, producing a heat diagram similar to a hatter’s tool. The piece adds that the British debt, split into penny notes, would cover Ohio in copper seven columns to the moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Journal
State of
Ohio
The Maid Declares Nay To Mistress Wear
A caustic column discusses servants rejecting mistress garments, noting gowns and wraps fall out of favor with maids, cooks, and friends. It laments waste and contemplates preservation methods, then shifts to fashion notices from Parkin & Co featuring vivid velvet gowns with decorative trimmings and color variety.
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Gemata
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Colt
St. TO
SOL Tool & Co
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Hood
Hool
Uhim
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Dhaave
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National Inns
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Tle
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