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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1897
Page
8
Readere note advertisements and work orders for jubtention at the establishment Hution & Co newsheailers on North Main Street. Office hours are from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m for prompt attention.
Residents of Park Pines and Sixth Avenue vote on paving options at a Friday evening meeting held at Thomas Cannes store. The panel favors concrete or vitrified brick but defers payment and ordinance steps until June as the project progresses.
Saturday morning a fire alarm sounded at a New York street store interior as a pile of papers burned. Only two clerks and a domestic Mrs Samuel Sry were present. alarm by Mrs Sry brought Mitchells, but firefighters arrived after the blaze had been extinguished. The proprietor Air Lios expressed relief and ordered a careful inquiry to ensure no further danger.
A town meeting on Malin Street discussed whether the government should intervene in California matters. The vote favored intervention but several expected speakers were absent. The town showed little enthusiasm and remains untrained, while the issue remains a test of public interest.
Dr Wheeler delivered a lecture on Digestion Friday evening to the nurses at the hospital. The subject was carefully prepared and the talk treated with interest. Tomorrow evening Der Tramder of Forest City will speak on Freud and Dietetics and Dr Wheeler will follow with J Chamberlain's address on Absorption.
Mrs A B Nicol of Olyphant spent Saturday in this city with Mrs Plater and Mrs utrick Duffy on Gordon Avenue. Miss Filgabeth Ablett of Wilkes Barre hospital is visiting. Miss Sigele Walsh is confined at home. Mrs Eugene Smith entertains sister Miss Hattie Hahn of Sreleyville. Miss Anna Movies of Scranton visits her sister on Eighth avenue. Mrs Jane Singer and family plan Scranton move April 1. Miss Rose Clifford, guest in Millston and Avona, returns home. Edward Haley of Dundalshtreet leaves for Carton City after bout of Corbett firesimons. Miss Lingie Davis of Berunton returns home from visit. Mr dng Mis James Courtney of
The report lists residents and visitors such as Miss Wallton of Foreet City and Miss Susie Jadwin Mis Archi Turitill of Berastrom noosed by weekend travel. It notes illnesses, family departures, and possible team signings including Michiel Modes from Brooklyn street and a Waverly NY offer.
Jermyn reports a dental convention visit by Mrs Kate Simpson on Second Street and a string of local civic mentions. The piece notes residents like Miss Rollo Thomlinton, Mrs Mflddis, and Mr Levi Shyder conducting business, with municipal tax disputes involving Windel Scutt and property in Jermyn and Mayfield, plus routine visits and job updates.
A gathering of Wille Meéheim's friends in West Minooka marks the thirteenth anniversary with Hay Girl games and refreshments. Attending are Alisa Geriade Wiatkiis Diseate om Cordle Ovens Flat Winslow May Davis Cure Alina gind Livale Loovering Alpishit Hattie Borage Liggie Davie Henrietha Haprik Leuwh gow Maid vans Grenade Pherae Gladys Samuels dane Jane Bertha Rowe Lydia ddosichie Kate dani Ley Winters Hertha Lovering Dela Knapa Jesele Ray Alice Morgans Weliah Howells Thomas Evans Milica Juys John Arthur Willie Mor- Bink Eugene Chester Teese Thos Husking Benjamin Warde John Tow en eve Jenkins van Jones Miran Cary Maings Perry Bred troee More frertitweond Benjamin done Bea Dow nulmer Willie Thais Alyx the Milles and daughter Pan nie Blimira N.Y. visitors plan trips to Susquehanna before returning home. The funeral of Blodiwyn, the tvenre old old of Mir, and Mrs Thivid Jenigins.
A lengthy, fragmentary report outlines a municipal relief and labor program detailing lodging, meals, and disciplinary rules for men housed in a work lodge. It describes bedding, clothing, baths, supervision, and the test-work system used to determine ongoing eligibility and wages for up to a hundred lodgers.
The report covers parish activities at Hlakely Baptist Church with deacons and attendees from Throam and Ellweard Matthews, plus plans to organize a Young Men's Institute branch. Also mentions comedians McAuliffe and Greene at Father Matthew Opera House, social visits by Miss Knox, Miss Henwood, and Annie Read, and other local engagements among residents in Scranton, Carbondale, and Taylor.
John Siatach and a companion were robbed near Blakeslee, with a thief biting pockets and taking about $500 in cash. The incident occurred as the victim neared his residence after dark, while authorities investigate and seek the suspect.
A damaged article describes The Wayvparels Lodge in New York as a men’s shelter offering food lodging and work in exchange for labor. It notes a yard work program, a ticket system for meals and lodging, and details about the property and staffing.
Readers write praising Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound for female disorders and painful menstruation. The letter from Mrs Gronor Miarnoss of Crittendon Brie Co NY thanks the pamphlet and medicine for relief and urges others to try the remedy.
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