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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1894
Page
6
Tom Scranton Tamusa's department oversees J. A. Pahy to whom complaints about news items may be referred. The notice outlines the process for submitting issues and directs readers to the proper channel for resolutions.
William Palque a laborer employed by Vallay Explo Fatally injured in a road car incident near Coxton yard while riding to the yard. A belt between car and engine caused his death. he died at Pittston Hospital. He leaves a sister Mrs Ina Jones of West Pittston and is to be buried at Ashley after funeral at 10 AM Saturday.
The funeral from the La Grange street home in Pittston for Charles Wyaker was held yesterday afternoon. Revs J B Sumner and Dr McNalty conducted rites. Gobonta lodge and Odd Fellows pallbearers led a large cortege with Mrs Ik Miller and two others singing. Interment followed at Pittston cemetery with attendees from Binghamton and Wilkes Barre.
Yesterday's weather was unpleasant underfoot but clear overhead. The District Pair will attract at Muste hall tonight. J J Curt seeks $3220 against the Rube Stace company in Norristown. Miss Mariun Barrett returned from New York with her brother John J Barrett. Dr Underwood is sick. The Fairmount colliery at Cork Lane passed to M W Amsbury on Feb 15. Mines idle with no restart in sight. The Black Diamond Hook and Ladder fair ended with 1200 in net receipts after six days. Stevens Coal gave Hookles a $25 check. Supper opens at seven. one table serves at four. Funeral of G C W Carr from Wyroing tonight. Italian counterfeit suspicion detected. Downey Missionary tea at Broad Street church parsonage tonight. Caution urged for Hoood's Barvarilla substitutes Moody Farenvparilla Floon’s liverilla listed.
A New York based Republic Savings and Loan Association branch organized by A. Ti. Clay of the Scranton board will present a concert at the Scranton opera house on Thursday evening March 1. Also noted are visits from Mr and Mrs B D Cooper of Kimhurst and Edward Farrer loading a cider car this week. A A Moore departed this morning for a business trip to Jeanningsville in Wyoming County.
A humorous exchange features Charley and George discussing a young lady’s appearance and a remedy. Charley describes a past skin condition cured with a short course of P P P while joking about the governor’s rheumatism and an athletic transformation.
The Philadelphia Times notes Mr. Grow claims victory with an official majority of 186 241 and asserts he remains favored in Pennsylvania. If the margin widens in future contests he would still regard himself elected and a prominent state figure.
Vermont pride article extols Paine's celery compound as a universal cure for nervous weakness and impure blood. It cites Prof Edward Phelps and Dartmouth Medical School links, claims widespread adoption across the country and Europe, and promises relief from sleeplessness, low mood, and Bright's disease.
A persuasive pitch argues books are costly but self education is possible via Britannica access at 407 Spruce Street. For ten cents a day, workers can own an encyclopedic set through a reduced price plan, with a small upfront payment and careful budgeting cited as bread-saving.
NORTH END funeral for John Leonard of Keyser avenue was held from his home on Tuesday with services at Holy Rosary Church. Pallbearers included Patrick Anthony and Laguard nephews. Survived by wife five sons and one daughter. Other items note a manhole accident and an elopement between Warrai Kimball and Nellie Coles.
A string of playful phrases and malapropisms about tongue twisters and quirky names. It features repeated sounds, odd spellings, and whimsical mispronunciations including “Fleah of freshly fried tying-fish” and “a haddock” variants.
Misa Mama Golden was taken to University hospital Philadelphia for rheumatism treatment. Mrs Wardell ill at Grove Street home. Preparatory cerelees at Presbyterian church tomorrow led by Mr Crown. Miss Kate Secor visited Pittston friends Tuesday. Abner Spender recovering at home from rheumatism. Funeral of Matthew Steen, who died by suicide, held at Moscow yesterday. Tract ion line changes affect transfer No 6 passengers to Laurel Hill Park. Bridler Street residents endure long walks or bus to Scranton. Officials may remedy. Miss Mary Thornton returned from Wyoming. G Kirwin of Olyphant called here. Frank Curlen leases Purcell property on Drinker Street to open news stand. Mrs Law of Avoca visiting Andrew Allen on Upper Blakely Street.
A fragmented note from Burr Oak Michigan references a gubernatorial chat and a miracle oil claim by Mrs M J Follows. The text hints at political discourse and a quick cure for a cold or hoarseness, attributed to Dr Thomas Electric Oil.
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