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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1895
Page
10
Luce Bros and Cash Stores advertise at 423 H Main Ave Scranton and 363 Main St Taylor Pa. Promotions include Best Patent Flour per barrel 3.65, 24 pounds granulated sugar 1.00, various foods and groceries such as 1 dozen cold packed tomatoes 25 cents, sack buckwheat, maple syrup, extra choice teas, and smoked meats under the Strawberry Brand.
War rant issued for property theft by Edward R. Davies of Hampton Street. Timothy McAnulty of North Grant Avenue jailed twenty days for domestic violence. Numerous short notes note local incidents, gatherings, and society events on the West Side, from meetings of Welsh groups to student visits and a remodeled hall on North Main Avenue.
A public invitation announces Sunday services at Malta avenue including worship at 10 00 a m Bible school 2 30 p m and gospel meeting Go pom The Continental Slee society will meet tomorrow at 0 o'clock in St David's bar for rehearsal on The Dyralds with a 250 prize at the Wilkes-Barre eisteddfod in June Lewis Wateyn conductor A party at North Lincoln avenue honored John van Jonm with games and refreshments A Welsh Baptist Sabbath schools review held at the Welsh Baptist chime With two sessions at 10 00 a m and 2 00 p m John 2 Philips to oversee services West Side Business Directory and local ads follow
Mew L T Mattes visits New York. Miss Gertrude Reese hosts Miss Mamie Thomas in Dylel Avenue gossip. The Keystone Social club held a large meeting at Camp A Armory. Miss Siims Thomas visits her parents in Brickweeny. Johnny Mongins is seriously burned at work two weeks ago. Miss Mal Williams spends spring vacation with parents on High School Street. Daniel Siktinen recovers after three months illness. Funeral services for Hourre ilieme held last Wednesday. large gathering at Holy Rogars church. Providence Christian church services listed with sermons on Chriss Lite-Posative and Thaw to Make Christianity. Shaft and casting for Wear Ridge gas shaft arrived from Minch foundry. weighs 7 tons 40 pounds, drawn by eight horses. Funeral of Mrs. Thomas J. William held at Wayne and Spring. interment at Forest Hill Cemetery.
A hearse team owned by AL PY O'Donnell attached to a funeral wagon ran away in front of Holy Rowsbury church Providence during Cearte Homer funeral. The hearse collided with a tree on Wayne Avenue near School Street, demolished the vehicle and causing damages estimated at $200. The funeral proceeded to the cemetery using a borrowed hearse from D, DB, Jones & Son.
Regulateor of Wills Hopkinn issued letters of administration to Susi A. Murray sister of the deceased for the James T. Murray estate of Wun. John T. Jones filed for a charter for Liberis lodge No. 48 Lackawanna County Pa while liquor licenses remain sought by others. William Carter bond as contractor for Martin Luther lodge No 1 Loyal Order of America Taylor appeared in court and Ann Harris, bond surety, testified. Plumbers W G Dowd & Co advertise from 600 Lackawanna avenue.
The passage presents repeated references to Castoria used for children at various ages and stages. It reflects a historical advertising voice emphasizing soothing remedies for infants and minors with a recurring product name Castoria.
Notices of funeral services fill pages with details for the Hickory Street Presbyterian Church. Miia Torbay Guthelig’s death draws crowds, with sermons and choral tributes by church groups and the Sondren Singers. The bereaved family thanks Rev August Lange organist and choir, and the Women’s Aid Society for support. Also reported are a boy’s death, a barber apprentice, community notices, and local church events.
The Hon Wilbert P Warmham Jr discusses his cure by Munyon's Homeopathic Remedies in an endorser note. He cites relief from indigestion dyspepsia and related stomach and heart symptoms after using Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure and Stomach Remedies. The ad promotes Munyon's Homeopathic Home Remedies, with pricing, ordering details, and free diagnosis by Professor Munyon.
A confusing account describes a house fire where residents escaped through a second story window. Firefighters from Liberty and Cumberland arrived, saving a dog and preventing total loss, with property damage estimated around £100.
A Green Ridge Presbyterian Church concert featured the Hadyn String Quartet and local soloists. The program opened with an orchestral overture and included selections by Mis Long and Mrs Conrad, with vocal and instrumental numbers concluding the evening.
A blaze yesterday noon at a house owned by J. W. Stocum in Oak Hill Lackawanna Township consumed the structure within an hour. Neighbors fought the flames with a bucket brigade. interiors and about 1 worth of upstate furnishings were lost, two adjacent houses saved by quick men.
Mrs Frank Himmler died yesterday morning at 21 Penn Avenue at 6 oclock. She was the wife of photographer Frank Thaminter and aged five years more or less. She leaves two young children and a husband. The funeral is set for two this afternoon with interment in Moreat Hill cemetery.
The Loyal Legion hosted a well attended event Wednesday in Dunmore Hall. Joseph Pilger, a Pennsylvania Coal Company employee, suffered severe injuries at Newmine and was taken home to Little Magrlane. A new barber shop opens in the Biyon Building on Chestnut Street by Thomas 2. Jones of Sprin ton.
An aide describes taking Paine's celery compound during a perilous Arctic trip with Litt. Peary. He recounts using the medicine chest, enduring months in darkness, and noting relief from nervous and chilly ailments. He credits the remedy with aiding health and advocates its use.
OY P HAN lead a charity event at the Presbyterian church in west Paasdias to aid the hone and forest missions. An afternoon program includes refreshments and admission of 15 cents. Rev Peter Roberta declined the pulpit. Peter Moedynn presides at Fern street home. Funeral for Petur Moedynn Monday at one, burial in Li Cathalle Cemetery. BlakeIy Baptist church hosts services and preaching by Nis February 2.
Boxing prospects feature Murphy and Maher at the Academy of Music tonight. Articles mention world champions and upcoming matches, with Kilrain or Davies arranging a ten round Chicago bout. The Cornell crew plans a May departure for Henley to race, while plans for Kilrain vs Ghoynski emerge.
Fragmented OCR reveals Harvard Yale tensions after a contentious meeting and possible protests on campus. The piece contrasts student unrest with a medical ad for Swayne's Ornament claiming to stop itching and remove tumors, offering a trial and 40 cent price.
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