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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1899
Page
3
A garbled ad text touts Ludwig pianos at very low prices. It promises payment on delivery, no down payment, and trial use. The copy hints at nationwide shipping and a push to clear inventory at discount, appealing to bargain seekers.
Fragmented notes describe a Bible reading event led by Professor Diller and others with references to church activities and a late evening conversion service. The text also mentions a revival directing the educational grades for a fourteenth wave and a Bligh Baptist gathering for a home service at four o clock.
A clutter of notices details Memorial Day events by the Sine Leeotm Company and the Grand Army of the Republic, postwar reunions for Company Iy and the Camp, recruitment drives on Spruce Street, a coroner’s inquest into Themes Evaie, and an upcoming ceremony with entertainment and dance events. The text preserves names, places, and organizations but is fragmented.
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western plans a radical timetable change starting June 10 with no regular runs and a first in, first out crew rule. Engineers conductors and brakemen will be governed by the new system, heavy engines will operate with fewer crews, and the double heading of second class trains is expected to begin next week with Brooke company contracts.
The remelting of Master for Build er Cynnteld's oiler and related works advance. A second story addition is underway as crews secure space and prepare for next steps. The project aims to complete the structure soon with a Western view and increased capacity.
Fragmented report describes trains with unusual engine placement and altered car arrangement. It notes a shift from bows chirty ly to Torgmeri while detailing persistent coal movement and daily train activity, with unclear dates and place names.
Two Baldwin locomotives weighing about 115 tons arrive at Coxton yards from Lehigh Valley. They are described as heavy pushers for service on the out-ery, with engines towering four feet higher and far larger than standard freight engines.
The drawing for a piano donated by Charlie Unies occurred yesterday afternoon at 0 o clock with Neo TM winning. Mrs. Efien Kane of Price Street held the winning ticket, and attendees saw a slim crowd in North Hode Park. The event honored Mrs. Kusie a widow and her two sons, as the Pocono Cigar sponsored the occasion.
A city exclusive sale highlights wash fabrics with focus on design and coloring rather than fabric quality. Printed Dimities Madras and Batiste are presented in neat block patterns, promising unique styles not commonly available.
In the Lela wale district, William Kresster, foreman of the fin has department, is noted for decades of service. He has a splendid record and is well known across local cities for his role in Western mat ching shops. The move to take effect immediately follows confirmation of his long tenure.
The dispatch notes a large turnout at a city union meeting amid talks of record coal production. National organizer Leroi Ficus and several union leaders attend, with delegates praising industry growth and planning next steps for worker mobilization and public events.
Advertisements claim stomach bitters benefit both men and women, emphasizing general health support. The snippet cursory mentions overall wellness without medical claims or specifics.
Mayor Mott delays extreme measure, citing investigation and council review. Ontario and Western company work halted after city officials inspect Keyser Valley crossings. Kerr says crossings exist mainly on map and no intent to defy authorities. Hiway committee to report at tonight's meeting and may seek temporary countermand.
Fragmentary report describes carriages and hansoms used for service. Mentions a central line upgrade and a large locomotive or wagon with sixty thousand pounds capacity being prepared. Context implies railroad remodeling in Shamokin area with freight implications.
The Trilune reports City Solicitor McGinley went to Philadelphia to pursue an appeal related to the Supreme Court case. Negotiations with Mr Vosburg and others aim to finalize who holds offices and salary details before a possible supersedeas filing.
A crowded Tuesday program includes a concert by Alexanders Ninth Regiment Band of Wilkes-Horne and a parade to open Farview and Parviiew Park. Rail and street fares listed with special train services from Wilkes Barre Scranton and surrounding points. A property sale and estate notices appear in the same issue.
In the Dickson colliery at Green Ridge yesterday James Malia was feeding coal into an elevator when his arm was caught in the machinery. His shoulder was dislocated and his head badly lacerated before the machine could be stopped. He was assisted by fellow workers at the scene.
The item advertises the Wallace Circus with performances starting May 28 and June 2, touts the world’s wonders, and notes a $50000 insurance claim. It mentions the Lehigh Valley Railroad excursion to Niagara Falls from Scranton on May 25 with return options and special train services. It also references the Pocono cigar promotion.
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