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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1900
Page
4
The party, led by Karina and Wahkena, hunts a monstrous bear and suffers heavy injuries. Indians attack. Mexican defender dies. Karina and Wahkena mourn parents. They fortify with dynamite, then plan to flee with a rich gold pocket after heavy losses.
An old advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a health elixir for workers, claiming pure blood boosts strength and appetite. It includes testimonial by M. Hager of Athol Massachusetts praising restored vigor and appetite after using the product.
The party earned 350000 in secret mining, broke camp after three weeks, and went to De Leon’s fountain before renewing the journey. They reached Philadelphia, minted their gold, witnessed Karina marrying Smith, and finally headed back to Lake Winola for a peaceful retreat.
A detailed listing of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad board for Saturday March 5 1900 includes Wildcat South with times for W F Mann John Gahagan A Widener J Swartz E Duttr and others plus Summits Puller Fuehers Passenger Engine Wildcat North and related crew assignments and shifts across the line. The document records specific station times personnel names and locomotive allocations for the day across multiple sections.
A Scranton group sunk a 45 foot shaft on Silver Bpring Quarry land behind Almedia, locating a promising lead and zinc vein. An earlier shaft from thirty years ago was abandoned. Modern machinery runs day and night under supervisor 8 R Boone of Almedia, with hope the output will greatly exceed expectations and benefit Columbia county.
Jacob Faust granted a patent on a vehicle brake. Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers calls special Sunday meeting. General Superintendent Rus sell of the Lackawanna rests due to ill health. Plans for a new overhead bridge on East Market Street submitted. Calvin Pardee & Co raises wages 2 percent at Harwood and Lattimer for 2,000 miners. Chauncey colliery posts wage schedule change starting March 1 to match Nant coke. Lehigh Valley linemen suspension due to cold weather, under Charles Armbruster.
The funeral for Joseph F. Moran of the Fifteenth United States infantry was held yesterday from the Moran residence on West Carbon Street. Services occurred at St. Peter's cathedral with interment in Cathedral cemetery. comrades carried the flag-draped casket and fired the last salute. Moran died in Cuba January 22, 1899. remains were moved from Puerto Principe vault to this country. he left a wife and one child.
Scranton's Shopping Center announces bold sale items including scores of fabrics: Imperial Long Cloth at 14c yard or $1.50 per 12 yards, Victoria Lawns 12 ½ to 14c yard, Printed Dimities, Printed French Percales, Mazing variety of checks stripes and florals from 7c to 18c yard. Includes Bel fast goods at half cost and Bates Seersuckers.
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