Counterfeit Warning From Garney Brown & Co Mfrs
A consumer alert notes counterfeit cigars imprinted with Garney, Brown & Co. Mfrs and a claim of a specialist in eye, ear, nose and throat care. The address 35 Wyoming Ave is listed for the firm.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1894
Page
3
A consumer alert notes counterfeit cigars imprinted with Garney, Brown & Co. Mfrs and a claim of a specialist in eye, ear, nose and throat care. The address 35 Wyoming Ave is listed for the firm.
A stream of items notes R D Stuart of Carbondale visiting Beranton and others returning or lingering in Wilkes Barre Scranton and surrounding towns. Names include W D Boers Wilkes Barre J D Walls Casnovia D B Atherton and various lodge and social figures visiting or traveling to or from Syracuse and city venues.
Many legal items shown: case updates in Oliphant v Stakely Berunghy, extension for Alderman C. M. DeLoog, Jaycees matter, and a rash of court appointments. Arbitration awards include Elijah Morgan vs Jutta Lovering administrator. Matthew Beane named court creditor custodian. Phillip Hofman named third ward cogatabia. John W. Benjamin appointed janitor following James Stoce’s death. Divorces and property bids also noted.
In letters from residents of Scranton, readers oppose an application for a new saloon at 178 Washburn Street, arguing the area already has few open spaces and that two existing establishments suffice. They urge city authorities and judges to limit liquor licenses, citing neighborhood impact and the desire to reduce saloons. March 12, Scranton, Pa.
A large Plymouth Congregational Church audience enjoyed Lovett's Boston Stars in a lively program. Highlights included vocal solos by Viola Morrell and Marlon Osgood, humorous impersonations by Frank G. Reynolds, and a benefit for Miss Kathe Cawley’s window fund.
The funeral for Michael McTague by Pou avenue was held yesterday morning. A solemn requiem mass at St Paul’s Catholic Church was celebrated by Rev. Dant, with Rev. P J McManus delivering a sermon. Interment followed at Hyde Park.
Larney Ferguson and McCarthy's Nishapa bring a strong comedy program to the Academy of Music. The show includes Verdoni style humor and a notable impersonation by Frank Mayo, with musical interludes and a lively vocal performance.
A garbled North End report notes a missing Miss Bridget Whitewae with a troubling letter suggesting mental strain and a job with Mr Kennedy. It also covers Primitive Methodist Mission room opening, a Sunday school convention in Wilkes-Barre, a brutal assault near Lloyd Street and Providence Street, with warrants for Joseph McDermot and Edward Brown.
Rev. Wo OH Pearce of the Bim Parke Methodist Episcopal church will not take a vacation immediately despite a recommendation by the board. He plans to continue regular church work until after the conference meeting set to begin April 11 at the Tin Park church, where 800 visiting ministers and other matters will be addressed.
The text reports a series of scattered events including injuries from a hog attack, a judge ruling on property removal linked to a widow, a trader wounded in a dispute, and a laborer caught in a rock slide near railroad tracks. It combines legal actions, accidental injuries, and crime notes from the region.
An encoded or garbled OCR fragment mentions names and phrases such as Noerittchen Horala Congceaninte WHOA and Ub, with unclear actions and a cryptic line about being seved again by its author. The text offers little coherent context or identifiable individuals.
Lehigh Valley Railroad switches to European plan dining on trains between Wilkes-Barre and New York via Jersey City with Pullman service added between Wilkes-Barre and New York. Fares remain 4 cents New York to Carbondale, 50 cents New York to Manhattan Chunk, and 75 cents New York to Wilkes-Barre.
Patrick Reilly a brakeman for the Lackawanna Iron and Steel South Works died after being crushed when clothing snagged on a moving car on the Howth works near Central Park. Coroner's inquest and funeral arrangements follow. A pocketbook found in a tramps’ car led to restoration for a young woman. a wedding notice announces Tara Hal lwiel to Henry Sontay on April 18. Tramps grow bold near Miller's field. public concerns rise over shelter and access.
The piece argues education is not mere college buildings but practical knowledge like Lincoln’s self gathered learning. It endorses a circulating work marketed as a universal university promising prosperity, urging immediate subscription before the offer ends.
A Sunday night break in at Avors Station in Delaware and Hiiteso yielded few valuables. Detectives say the only clues point toward two suspects, Hendleston and Woent, with Ballantine’s Alve also implicated. Police pursue leads along AWKIGG AVeRIG.
Fred Peil was divorced from Kate Pell by court decree after evidence of infidelity. The couple reportedly wed in 1871.
Report states W. H. Sehoonover called his wife to his bedside at the Molen Taylor coastal hospital yesterday. Officials confirmed a grim day with potential decline, while local owners and medical staff weighed the patient’s prospects amid ongoing treatment.
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