National Lawmakers Blunder on Cuba Matter In Senate and House
Washington reports the agriculture appropriation bill totaling 2 262 652 dollars is approved with little debate as the sixth regular bill to pass both houses. The Cuba resolutions message error is corrected and referred to foreign relations. House debates district attorney and U S marshal salaries, while Senate considers navy enlistment vote reconsideration. House panels back Hopkins merchant marine bill to strengthen naval reserve and create draft eligibility for engineer officers.
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Washington
Senate
House
Indian Department
Committee On Appropriations
Cuba
Committee On Foreign Relations
Gorman
Dem
United States
Messrs. Hartman
Rep
Mont
Gardner
N. J
Mr. Hitt
St. Mary's Channel
House Committee On Merchants’ Marine and Fishemes Today
Hopkins
Illinois
Merchant Marine Engineer Service
Naval Reserve
United States Navy
Navy
Flying Machine a Failure at Utica Farm Inventor’s Flight
Utica Michigan March 2 Andrew Naramore an aged farmer and inventor built a large winged flying machine powered by arm motions. The device included sails resembling duck feet fastened to the feet and a large rudder for steering. After completion he took one trial flight and now seeks Arrica assistance.
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Utica, Mich
Utica
Andrew Naramore
Naramore
No-To-Bac Claims Cure For Tobacco Habit
Engineer Bates recounts quitting tobacco after 43 years using No-To-Bac from Sterling Remedy Co. He says the remedy restored sleep appetite and nerve steadiness, improving heart action and confidence in life insurance. He cites testimonials from fellow workers and warns against imitations.
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O. K
Sterling Remedy Co
New York
Chicago
Man abandons plan after failed flying machine test
The inventor named Mr Naramore climbed a shed roof to test a home built device with large wings. He leaped from the end of the roof and landed in the barnyard unable to recall the moments after the drop. He has abandoned the project.
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Mr. Naramore
Twenty five Oklahoma women form cattle venture to remain unmarried
Thirty five women who came to No Man's Land in Beaver county Oklahoma to teach school have organized the Pan-Handle Cattle company. They will devote half of their income to cattle for the eastern market and will not marry for five years to test their ability to run the venture. Each receives 30 dollars a month for six months teaching, totaling 7200 dollars in salaries. Captain Smartwood reports about a dozen met in Beaver City to enter articles of agreement and claim Beaver river lands for cultivation.
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Topeka
Kan
No Man’s Land
Beaver County
Okla
Pan-Handle Cattle Company
Smartwood
Beaver City
Beaver River
Blue and Gray Parade in New York Off
The planned July 4 blue and gray parade in New York is canceled. Colonel A G Dickinson, commander of the Confederate Veteran camp and head of the Southern Democratic Association, says the scheme is abandoned after differing opinions on its advisability.
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New York
A. G. Dickinson
Southern Democratic Association
Deadly Australian heat and disasters reported
Vancouver March 3 The Canadian Australian steamer Mionera from Sydney brings news of extraordinary climate in Australia with unprecedented land heat and a high sunstroke death rate eight bodies buried in Sydney in one day Crops across many areas ruined stock starved and dying for water A wind storm nearly wipes out Murrurund and the steamer Glanworth wrecks off Gladstone on rocks
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Vancouver
B. C
Irom
Sydney
Australia
Murrurund
Glanworth
Gladstone
Cow in Baldwin University Tramples Student in Hall
A cow that students kept as a prank member of the class escaped from the owner and charged as students left a Baldwin University hall. Miss Gown was knocked down and hooked, then taken to a physician's office unconscious. Her injuries are not serious.
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Tapleton
Wis
Plantz
Baldwin University
Berea
Ohio
Gown
Wild Man of Mexico killed in Alabama incident
Joe Broheen, a so called wild man from San Antonio, was killed in Uniontown by Ed Simonton. Simonton struck with an ax after Broheen jumped at him to frighten him. Broheen died hours later. The freak had claimed to be captured in Mexico.
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Uniontown
Ala
Joe Broheen
San Antonio
Texas
Ed Simonton
Broheen
Simonton
Mexico
Haven for Widows in Galien Monopolizes Relicts
Galien Michigan March 3 report says Galien has many widows within a half mile count twenty four with adequate income to live on. No widowers or bachelors reside here and maid service is absent as village searches fail to reveal a single girl.
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Galien
Mich
Gallien
Gallen
Traveling man sues Col Jeffers for damages in Saginaw
Alfred Tibbetts, a traveling man from Buffalo, sues Col Michael Jeffers for $25,000 claiming slander and malicious prosecution. Tibbetts says Jeffers accused him of stealing money in a crowded hotel lobby during the Masonic grand lodge session. Tibbetts was acquitted in ten seconds and now brings suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw, Mich
Alfred Tibbetts
Buffalo
Col
Michael Jeffers
Jeffers
Masonic Grand Lodge
Tibbets
Tibbetts
Elopement Shock Hits El Paso’s Social Set
El Paso braces for an explosive elopement as Refugio Flores, daughter of Manuel E. Flores, runs away with torero Antonio Perez. They hide at a local friend’s house while Flores père pursues with a gun, fuelling sensational gossip in Juarez and El Paso.
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el Paso
Texas
Juarez
Mexico
Refugio Flores
Senor Manuel E. Flores
Antonio Perez
Thief Steals Painting From Bloomingdale Brothers Store
A painting valued at $800 was cut from its frame in Bloomingdale Brothers art department at Fifty ninth Street and Third Avenue New York. The theft occurred while the department manager was at luncheon and was carried out with such deftness that no clue was left behind.
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New York
Bloomingdale Brothers
Fifty-ninth Street
Third Avenue
Hood's Pills Cure Nausea and Indigestion
Hood's Pills claim to cure nausea sick head ache indigestion and biliousness and are sold by all druggists as a popular medicinal remedy in the era.
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Hood
Fragmentary numeric OCR data from unknown source
The text presents a string of numbers and codes with no clear context or identifiable entities. It lacks presidents, places, organizations, dates, or events to form a coherent news item or summary.
Multiple rental notices and probate registry items in Scranton area
Property rentals including warehouses rooms and houses on Capouse Avenue Mulberry Street and Capouse Street with mentions of nearby Harvey's Brick block and Traders’ National Bank. Probate register lists numerous administrators executors guardians and partial final accounts with court date set for March 23 1890 and names many estates and guardians.
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Larkawanna
Orphans’ Court
Court House
Margaret MacDonald
William McDonald
Martin Neary
Thomas P. Neary
Peters
John F. Petera
Joseph B. Cogan
Charles Culp
Cogan
William Bauman
Catharine Bauman
Major M. Wardell
Mery E B. Jones
Thomas E. Jones
Edward
Jones
Edward Jones
Mary E. Jones
Peninnah Murphy
W. Ww. Wae
Paul K. Weivel
Josiah Paff
C. A. Smith
Frank E. Ryan
Kittyank
Angeline
Swingle
Erastus C. Swingle
Emily
Smith
Jon
George H. Smith
W. F. Erhardt
Joel J. Smith
George M. Shelly
William Shelly
John J. Fahey
P. C. Callahan
Caroline Brooks
David P. Brookes
John J. Mulrooney
Thomas Riley
Illiain E. Lloyd
M. D
Rachel Nicholas
Lackawanna Trust and Safe Deposit Co
Nelile Muller
Rosanna G. Tripp
Eore H. Ripple
Everett Warren
Ira Tripp
W. B.wick
Alanson Vunk
Lewia
Hesaler
Gay E. Stevens
Ab Tt. Stevens
John W. Busch
Jacob Busch
For Rent and assorted ads notice in city building and shops
Classified items offer upper Assembly Halls for rent with steam heat and elevator on Lackawanna and Penn Avenues. Also sale listings for house and lot on North Garfield Avenue Conyngham area and a bay mare pair. Found gold ladies watch on Green Ridge Street or Nay Aug Avenue. return reward offered at Tribune office. Lost black leather purse with money. return at Tribune office. Eyeglasses found at counter. claim at 50 Wil lis s & Bro 816 Lackawanna Avenue.
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Golteble
John Jermyn
Wyowning Avenue
Seratton Tri Ne
Rieser
Spruce St
Fengave
Spruce Street
Tenn Avenue
Uacement
Alsp
Perporee
Rudolph Blosser
Feranton Tribune
Lackawanna and
Penn Aves
Lackawanna Avenue
Samters
Green Ridge Street
Nay Aug Avenue
Wyoming Avenue
Tribune
Charter Application for Columbia Building and Loan Assoc
An 1800 charter application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on March 20 by Casper Stable John Webel Henry V Weisenflab John Schild and Casper Ott under the act to incorporate certain corporations for a Columbia Building and Loan Association of Taylor Pennsylvania. The plan proposes a fund from member contributions and safe investing, with rights and privileges of the act and supplements. Solicitor John M Harris listed.
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Pennsylvania
Casper Stable
John
Webel
Henry V. Weisenflab
John Schild
Casper Ott
Act of Assembly
Columbia Building and Loan Association of
Taylor Pennsylvania
John M. Harris
Situations Wanted Classified Items From Early Newspaper
A compilation of short help wanted notices listing various positions and applicants. Entries include a groom seeking work with a private family, an English lady seeking a housekeeper, a dressmaker seeking sewing or board, general store or market work, a butcher looking for meat cutting work, and a person seeking honorable employment with good references. Addresses and names accompany each brief ad.
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Mullen
Gusick
Washington Ave
Dresemaker
Drebomarer
Te Tribune Colen
Church Avenue
S. H. Jenkins
Brick Avenue
Central Railroad Timetable for Anthracite Region 1895
Train schedule lists departures from Scranton to Pittston and other points including New York Philadelphia and Reading via the Lehigh and Susquehanna division. It notes Sunday and weekday times, express services, and returning times from New York. Officials Baldwin and Olhausen are listed as passengers and superintendent respectively.
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Philadelphia
Reading Terminal
New York
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Bethlehem
Easton
Ocean Grove
Se. m
Reading
Lebanon
Harriaburg
Auentere
A. m
Pottsville
Liberty Street
Wares River
A. m., Ltd
Seers
Phiadelphia
Baldwin
N. Pass
J. H. Olhausen
Trains Run From Scranton to New York and Honesdale
Trains depart Scranton for New York and intermediate Erie points at 7 00, 7 and 7 with through service to Honesdale. Through trains operate to and from Honesdale. Wilkes Barre departures are at 9 29 a m and 3 19 p m.
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Monda
New Lackawanks Avenue
Eee
Saratoga
Adirondacks
Wilkes-Barre
Piecmonts Traiill
Scranton
Barbondale
Waymart and
Freyan
Montreal
Albany
Raia Cin
New York
Erie Railroad
Honesdale
I Eae D
al Pointe
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Arrica
Bates
Delanson
H. Hates
Lawrence
Negro
HAVEN
Colonel Jeffers
Belle
Wyoming Ave
Leader's
Mother Hubbard
Lebek
CURIA
Lebeck & Corin
Tim
Cumberland
Virginia
Potomac River
Faater
Andy
Banking
Third National Bank
Bate
ST OG
Cresiccccsenciennesese
National Bank
Pene
State of
Lauckawanna
William H. Peck
Chablis
Marc John Taylor
Attes
William Connell
Eborge H. Catlin
Willias T. Smith
Ainen
Metal Hoa Aig
Fonn Avenue
A. Gripp
Tyrone
Market al
Failadelphia
Amneceena Y. Clifton Soap and Manufacturing Co
Cincinnati
Co. Korden Block
Broad Crater
Pens Avenue
Noll
Main Avenue
M. A
Snyder
T. J. Snyder CO
Energetlo
Mango Chemical Company
Don Atrest
GAT A Gar CO
Outfit
Nchigan Mfg CO
Consolidated Mfg. Coo, & van Buren
Raleanan
N. CO
Station L
Bolgiano Megca
Barinaons
Kor Kent Sor
W. Switch
Stove Works
Green Ridge
Capouse Avenue
Harvey
BFL Phillips
Mulberry Street
N. Washington Avenue
IOR
Lashburn
Ast
Poe
Quincy Avenue
Adams
Stockholders' Meeting
Dickson Manufacturing Company
Oficera
Madeoughe
Heranton
William H. Perkins
Bec'y. Ecranton
OTICE
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Heronton
P. Higginson
Fels
Hopkins, Register
Wilkell
Garfield Avenue
Cor
Meede
Burke Street
Annile Stew Stewart
Dunmore
Guerns
Sor Sale
Keranton
Mary Aylesworth
Clar
Liss & Bro
Avenue
Connolly & Wallace
Jerome
Goo
Snecia
Meare
Merseaut
E. E. Toul
Renee
Megarg¢e & Connell
Civil
Moody
Adams Ave
Adame Aubrey
Ripple Creek
Crippe Creek
Na ‘Investment Co
Colorado
Medical
Ligesipne
Northampton
Crees Ridge
Ae. van OR
Lacka Ave
Cor Adams
Furnitore
Penn Avenue
Stuation
Sf Beat
Rives Ti
Bo Montrose
F. L
Tribune Oolive Witter
STE. Grapher
N. Hyde Park Avenue
Gituation
Pennsylvania Railroad
Travis Len
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Norristown
Eo . Wood
Prevost
Elawaree
1Lubun Rail Road
Lehighyvalle
R. R
Pittston
Wilkes. Barre
Ain Christ
Brees
White Haven
Hagleton
Big Whitet
Kos
Ob. Steenies
Bruttin Harrisburg
Punkhannock
Toanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Geneva
Rochester
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Ahase Beranton
Trenton
Philadel
Washington N Me
Dorn
Binghamton
Corning
Bath
Danisville
Mount Sortie
Biutthio
Sa. m
Binghamton Ani Wa Eeneps
Nicholson
Iepress
Pa_Eans Express
Cortland
Syracuse
Osworlie
Richfield Springs
Northumberland
Wilkes Barre
Lin Linge Bloomeburg
Danville
Williamsport
Nanticoke
Plymouth
Liman
Pe Bhd M. Ll. Smith
City
Ckawanna Avenue
Depot
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Achanton Division
Pam Owen
Raat
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