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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1895
Page
8
Multiple short items report injuries from a pully accident at North works, new licenses granted to Willie S. Miler and Helen Griffin, a new direct pouch mail route to Priceburg, and baseball and railway business updates. Other notes include a fire at Attorney Byrne’s home, a rifle practice appointment for Lt Cox, burglaries, and upcoming grand jury in November.
This afternoon at Base Hal Park Scranton’s Beyele Fol Hall Mevon will face Lahich University eleven. The lineup includes Decker, Rams, Connery, Odwmnine, Owens, Tomnor, Gelbout, Carr, Bright and Love among others while Mayor Connell and City Booster Torrey discuss a possible date for a project tied to Provadently sever funding.
A garbled OCR style note mentions various items like motium and Cheviote in patterns and colors such as Meghts and Navy with references to Drew Goode and German Mack Goode. It hints at prices and local sellers Moers and Hag but details are unclear.
The county institute adjourned with resolutions praising the commercial alliance and urging support for funds and votes. Memorials honored the late W Georgi Powell and a monument fund for Thomas Tl Parrohrs. County Superintendent Taylor reported finances and committee appointments for permanent certificates and closing remarks.
Mrs Fannie Roach, wounded weeks ago by her husband who died by his own hand, was discharged yesterday from Lackawanna Hospital. The bullet or mullet nearly covered a portion of her skull. She received transport from the police board to New York City where she is staying at a hotel. Last night she was housed by Mrs Duggan, the associate country's agent.
An assortment of shop notices highlights cheap and varied clothing, latest styles, and low prices at Economy on Wyoming Avenue and Frands Pitesibbon offering new garments for inspection. Also mentions Lohmann's beers at Spruce Street and Blume's Carriage Repository with upcoming gala events.
An advertisement notes Miss Ilerdenberghs Planoforte school items and a cloak store sale. It mentions moving to Williams Block Linden Street Washington Avenue Pratt's Hook and Bargain Day with jackets priced at 17.48 and 18.00. It touts stock abundance and low prices while promising excellent workmanship.
A troubling Poor Directors meeting discusses Constant Terson amid heated remarks by Directors Tod Gibbons and Thomony Hiotten. Probes into Terion's conduct, charity cases, and family details unfold with multiple residents seeking aid, while a court-esque dispute and internal calls for decorum arise during the Scranton board session.
A fragment from an 19th century advertisement mocks unsolicited health testimonials for Pied Paine's celery compound. It ridicules claims of universal cures and cites letters from supposed customers in Dakota and Montreal to imply the broad but dubious endorsements.
A chaotic report details negligence concerns and enforcement rules for oath reports, birth reports, and other clerical duties. It cites fines up to 100 dollars, schoolhouse window inspections, and complaints about teachers and staff. government measures include requiring returns and addressing head pain claims and responses.
A lengthy ledger lists many individual donors and mixed contributions totaling 305.0 in cash and goods from residents and businesses. Names include Josepha Pounding home goerten Lluy TP Leonard Mea J Barrett J Jordan Mera Wu Gallacaur and more, with items such as flour, cakes, fruit, clothing, coal, and produce donated by various households and firms.
A fragmentary notice discusses credit access and honesty regardless of wealth, urging responsible borrowing. It mentions the Scranton Business College, applicants from several towns, and a university teacher visiting a college. The text advertises repairs, bookkeepers, and a clothing store along with shoe vendors.
All elegant millinery sold at reduced prices in Chilbor o Tam O'Sheaters Ouiils sale. Ladies trimmed Sailors and hats available in colors black prince of wales plumas at various prices from 49 cents to 9.49 dollars.
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