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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1894

Page

6

Spring Trotting Dates Arranged by Eastern Pennsylvania Association

The Eastern Pennsylvania Trotting Association set spring and fall meeting dates. Spring events run Bethlehem June 12 to 15. Wilkes-Barre June 10 to 22. Scranton June 26 to 30. Allentown Reading and Potts Town canceled spring meetings. Fall dates cover Scranton September 2 to 7. Wilkes Barre September 9 to 14. Bethlehem September 17 to 22. Allentown September 25 to 25. Reading October 1 to 5. Potts Town date open. Purses fixed at 3,500 for each meeting.

Allentown Eastern Potts

Marriage to the Wrong Girl to Prove a Failure

Minwaiser Wisconsin March 6 Benja min Skidmore of Skidmore Friedlieb was yesterday named defendant in a breach of promise suit. Plaintiff Mary Fox, a well known young woman, seeks 25,000 dollars claiming the defendant ruined her by promising marriage six years ago but marrying a society belle instead.

King Behanzin Surrenders After Maternal Harm Ordered

An account from Paris on March 6 describes Dahomean King Behanzin informing his widowed mother of his plan to submit to the French. Belunzia then ordered his mother be harmed as attendants beat her, while he allegedly watched.

Paris Adiapateh Dahomeyanga Behanzin Belunzia

Ex President Barrison Delivers Lecture at Stanford

Ex President Harrigan spoke to a large audience of Stanford students and faculty and a few guests in Mexic Pars California. He held attention for an hour as he outlined the use of the national constitution and its future applications.

Cal March Harrigan Stanford University Aveaker

Missionary Bishop John Adams Paddock Dies at 60

Intelligence reports the death in Santa Barbara California of Right Rev John Adams Paddock 8 T D missionary bishop of the Protestant Episcopal jurisdiction of Olympia Washington He died Sunday March 4 of apoplexy after a prolonged illness He was born January 19 1865 in Norwich Connecticut

Santa Barbara New York Maron Cal John Adams Paddock T. D Olympia Washington Paddock Norwich Conn

Leavenworth Police Commissioner Targets Variety Theaters

Leavenworth s police commissioner Eva Blackmun has moved to close all local variety theaters. Officials served notices on theater proprietors to shut within thirty days, aiming to remove such venues from the city and possibly trigger a legal challenge.

Leavenworth Polloe Kan Marek G.—Mia Eva Blackmun Auch Mra Blackman

Explosion wrecks Kitty Day’s house in Onwago

A bomb shattered Kitty Day’s house at 152 Nineteenth Avenue in Onwago this morning. The front portion collapsed but all inmates were asleep and unharmed as the hallway blast wrecked the building making it uninhabitable.

Onwago Kitty Day

Second Murder Trial Opens for Heath in Freeanse

The second trial of Hichard Heath for the murder of Sonja B. McWhirter, a leading Democratic politician of Freeanse, California, began yesterday. The first trial featured a sensational jury split eleven for conviction and one for acquittal.

Freeanxe Cal Hichard & Heath Sonja B. McWhirter

Conference in session at Fanton Opera House

Arnusl Mestings were held yesterday in Fanton Opera House Eastos Pa The Philadelphia conference of the Methodist Episcopal church opens its annual session in Able opera house tomorrow An anniversary celebration of the Historical society of the Methodist Episcopal church marked this evening at Second Street church

Arnusl Fanton Opera House Eastos Philadelphia The Methodial Episcopal Church Able Opera House T Historieal Society of the Second Street

Well Known Actor Charles Coughlan Suffered Nervous Prostration

Pittsburg Hospital report states actor Charles Coughlan was moved from his hotel to Morey hospital today with nervous prostration after overwork and worry. Doctors expect he cannot leave for about a week or longer and his company has disbanded.

Pittsburg Prrranvea Charles Coughlan Morey Hospital Mr. Coughlan

Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Ad Teaser

Advertising copy promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla for dyspepsia and Hood's Pills as a safe family cathartic and liver remedy. It notes distress after eating heartburn headaches and claims the products are harmless and reliable.

Hood

Tablecloths and napkins for home use and care

Free standing guidance on selecting and sizing table linens from Good Housekeeper style advice. Emphasizes white fabrics, appropriate cloth sizes for extending and half tables, napkin sizes for breakfast and dinner, and economical yard goods. Mentions accessories like carving cloths traycloths and protective table coverings.

Sewing Case with Kid Leather and Linen Lining

A description from Modern Priscilla details a sewing case crafted from kid, chamois, or linen canvas with a linen lining. It may use braided or stitched bindings and straps of kid or ribbon. Contents include thread, darning cotton, scissors, thimble, needles, and three pullout boxes for buttons and other small items. The design features a useful pocket, flannel leaves for needles, and narrow ribbon for tying.

Selecting a Muskie Teacher and Early Musical Readiness

The Etude argues that students and parents should choose a thorough teacher from the start to avoid years of poor instruction. It warns against wasting time and money on unsuitable teachers and urges pupils to assess their own skill in legato, staccato, key, and overall technique to decide if the fault lies with themselves or the instructor.

Teichera

Abbot Prohibits Wine as Monks Rally in Dispute

Five monks of Marienhof monastery angered when Abbot Aardus bans more than three cups at dinner for Trinity honors. They rise from the table and Agappetl is taken to Poppy Bank face VIII, while additional cups are offered to those who say grace. The accounts are drawn from Noutes and Queries.

Aardus Marienhof Agappetl Poppy Bank Face VIII Pilow Bonitin Orford Teachers Tribune BB Spruce Street

Hoath Declares All Doors Open to God in Theater

Edwin Hoath, managing at the Winter Garden, replied to a clergyman seeking entry through a side door to avoid parishioners. Hoath responded that there is no door through which God cannot see, implying openness rather than secrecy.

Winter Garden Edwin Hoath Booth San Francisco

Visitors urged to explore Abigidon region taverns and hotels

The piece notes the area around Abigidon square as a site for diverse crowds where English predominates. It mentions hotels and maroons where people eat drink and play billiards, highlighting the region as a place largely uniform in language compared with other parts of New York.

New York Abigidon Square

Specimen Canes and Quick Cures in Local Advertisements

A Cornish list of medical claims notes H Clifford of New Camel Wisconsin cured after three bottles of Eluo trié Bitters for neuralgia rheumatism and poor appetite. Edward Shepherd of Harrisburg Illinois healed from a leg sore after three bottles of Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arm Salve. John Speaker of Catawba had fever sores on his leg and foot, cured by one bottle Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Salve. All sold by Matthews Bros.

H. Clifford New Camel Wis Edward Shepherd Harrisburg Bucklen John Speaker Bucklow Matthews Broa

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