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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1896

Page

7

West Side Election Festivities Mark Republican Sweep

Crowds on the West Side cheered as returns came in from a Republican sweep. In St David's hall a crowd paid one cent to hear dispatches over a special wire while the Central Republican club hosted about 150 members with music, speeches, and a running lunch. Local stores advertised election coverage and residents like Alfred Godshall attended polls as joyous results rolled in. Arrests followed for tearing an American flag, with Neal Campbell held and a warrant out for Barney McAnulty. Remains of Annie Sweeney and a child of George Randall were buried locally, and Camp 178, Patriotic Order Sons of America, planned a funeral turnout.

St. David's Hall Central Republican Club A. B. Holmes David J. Davis W. S. Meare St. Clarke Bros North Main Avenue Craump Inter Sam Davis Alfred Godshall Neal Campbell P. F. Taylor Jackson Street Ywtter Didy Thomas J. Wiliams West Side Campbell Barney McAnulty Patrick Cawley McAnuity Hubbard Porter Whitehouse William J. Davies Eynon Street Annie Frank Sweeney Hyde Park Catholic George Randall Washburn Street Will House Patriotic Order Sons of America Henry Winegaard A. RB. Browe Waverly New Yor Scranton Street Baptist Church Crystal Laundry Roberts North Main

Mabel Derby Rites Held at Puantmore Cemetery

The remains of Miss Mabel Henrietta Derby were interred yesterday afternoon at Puantmore Cemetery after a Sunday death at Price Street home. Rev J P Moffatt led the service with a long attendance of friends and a quartet singing hymns. floral tributes included a willow with the name Mate among others. Pallbearers were Gomer C Williams Gee F Schroeder Daniel Emery and John D Keator.

Mabel Henrietta Derby Ther Parrots Price Street Puantmore J.P. Moffatt Warenhburn Street Presbyterian Church Jesus Louver Jesus Mate Gomer C. Williames Gee F. Schroeder Daniel Emery John DD. Keator

Old Folks Concert at Presbyterian Church Tonight

An evening concert at the Presbyterian church organized by the church choir aims to raise funds for the church. The event features period costumes and songs from 1770 with a 25 cent admission, plus a baseball game between North End and South Side clubs at Armory. Notable locals include Touking, Wharts, Rhulo, Maldeman, and Jerusha Ann Davis among performers and attendees.

Presbyterian Church L. M All Ye Menne Wimmin Balinhore Abajull Mulley Dhutett Roth Jedepiah Hod Fallboye Zion Mirian Blossom David Mary Phoeb Davis Jerusha Ann Davis Ichabod Windmayer Woulland HW Armory North End Syuth Touking Wharts Rhulo Maldeman Ean Gabriel Stupcon Sharar Carmichiel Lisk Moyer Smith McBkehan Jomee Philips New Yark A. H. Kelsilog Short Avenue William Hadeel Fenner & Chapnels Store

Wiscons in elopers arrested in Chicago case

An 18 year old youth and a married woman about fifteen years his senior were arrested at 1st Wells street in Chicago on a charge they eloped from Green Bay Wisconsin months ago. The pair named Peter Van Holder and Mrs Annie Williams did not deny the charges. A five week old child was taken into police care and may go to humane authorities.

Chicago Chicago Avenue Green Bay Wis Peter van Holder Annie Williams Davidson and Jackson 1St Wells Street Arso

Obituaries and notices from Birch street area

Jacob Zeigier aged 43 died of pneumonia after this Tuesday afternoon. He was unmarried and survived by his mother. Funeral at 2 pm, burial in Pittston avenue cemetery. The infant son of Mr and Mrs John O Toole will have a funeral this afternoon at noon, burial in Hyds Park Catholic cemetery. Mrs Bridget Griffin funeral this morning with high mass of requiem at St Peters cathedral, Hyde Park cemetery burial. Mr Mrs Michael J Connily returned from honeymoon at Niagara Falls. Conrad Schimpff of Cedar avenue visiting New York. Mrs Pauline Liedecker and John Wild married at German Methodist Episcopal church Prospect avenue. Stone avenue streetcar routes changed over Roaring Brook bridge. inbound trips over old route. New stock of wallpaper and paints at Horehrs Cedar street location. Crystal Laundry advert.

Jacob Zeigier Birch Street Pittston Avenue John O’toole Prospect Avenue Momlay Hyde Park Cemetery Michael J. Connily Niagara Falls Conrad Schimpff Cedar Avenue New York Pauline Liedecker John Wild George Pubeck Stone Avenue Roaring Brook Bridge Horeher’s Crystal Laundry

School Board Adopts Attendance Rule For Absences

At the last meeting the board passed a rule requiring written permission from the superintendent if a pupil is absent six half days or tardy six times in thirteen weeks unless illness or death in the family is involved. The rule aims to promote punctuality and regularity and cooperation with parents. A printed notice will be sent for each absence or tardy.

N. T. Houser Duimamore W. H. Powell Pine Street Daughters of America and Jr. Order of American Mechanics Powell A. C. Mitchell W. Terwilliger J. Swartz David Lrink A. L. Smith Fred Mitchell John Slents Charles Bloat Thomas Rink Mose Kellum Curtis Wild Maryam, Carroll Theodore Weber Richard Winterstein Headley van Camp Mose A. Westcott Anna McLean Anna McDonald Mary Early James Payton

Murdered for music in Raineytown mining hamlet

In Raineytown Ohio two Hungarians Andy Tarpin and Peter Hari fought after a night of drinking. Hari returned from Martin's Ferry drunk and attacked with an ax, crushing Tarpin's skull and severing an ear. Tarpin dies from multiple chest and rib injuries.

Wheeling Raineytown Ohio Andy Tarpin Peter Hari Tarpin Hari Martin's Ferry

Husbands Tragedy: Man Kills Wife Then Self in Blooming Grove

In Blooming Grove Texas on November 4 Peter Hanson killed his wife with an axe then shot himself. He left a letter asking his brother to care for their three children and citing her alleged infidelity as the motive.

Corsicana Tex Peter Hanson Blooming Grove Hanson

Public debt rises in October by 7 million

Washington on November 4 reports October debt at 987,498,956 with a monthly increase of 7,105,726 due to cash decreases in the treasury. The interest bearing debt totals 847,904,460, with interest ceasing on part of the debt.

Washington Interst

Treasury cash balances and liabilities summary

The document lists debt totals of 1 221 071 TL with 564 340 823 in certificates and notes offset by equal cash in the treasury. Classified cash shows gold 155 023 895 silver 509 058 741 paper 154 645 256 bonds 17 638 061 total 836 076 221 against which liabilities total 603 103 400 leaving cash 253 572 761.

Treasury

Murder on a West Virginia road shocks Wheeling dairy family

German milk dealer Henry Kiel, 65, was found dead beside his wagon on Stackyard Hollow road two miles from Wheeling on November 4. A bullet pierced his left breast. the wagon showed no blood and the money drawer remained intact. Coroner’s inquest set for Thursday as authorities seek clues to a baffling murder. Coroner Schultze and police investigate, wife Mrs Kiel incapacitated by shock.

Wheeling W. Va Henry Kiel Rondside Kiel Stackyard Hollow Road Schultze

Famine in India Worsens as Viceroy Reports Distress

London reports the Viceroy of India Lord Emgins cable noting the Punjab remains hardest hit with Cis-Sailley and Transkari tracts suffering. Autumn crops differ by region while Northwest provinces show smaller affected areas. Distress expected to begin mid December as tax relief and seed loans aim to ease hunger.

London India Earl of Eigin Punjaul Transkari

Capture a Spanish Vessel Reported by Cuban Forces

Col Gas pierre and Col Ortega with Lt Tries and Carlos Garcia arrived from Nassau saying they captured a Spanish vessel off Cuba and delivered the crew and provisions to the Insurgents before taking the captured ship to Nassau.

Key West Fla Col Gaspierre Ortega Tries Carlos Garcia Nassau Cuba

Jealous Miner Kills Woman Slays Man Then Commits Suicide

At Georgetown near Fellaire Ohio Scott Linton a coal miner from East Wheeling shot Mrs Helle Gray causing abdominal wounds with doubtful recovery. He then killed William Metzker and ended his own life. Jealousy sparked the tragedy.

Fellaire Georgetown Here Scott Linton East Wheeling Helle Gray William Metzker Linton

Postal Service Up To Date Reports Higher Transport Costs

The Second Assistant Postmaster General Neilson reports total mail transport costs for the fiscal year at 1002 992 dollars with inland mail costing 47 005 007 and foreign service the rest. The report notes experiments with horseless wagons to cut costs and pneumatic tube service, currently tested in Philadelphia, with expectations of lower expenses.

Washington Neilson Inland Mall Foreign Service Philadelphia

Postal Service Expands Mall Connections and Rail Car Lines

The report notes faster mail service with closer two way connections at similar cost. It details $59,000 allocated for three depots in Philadelphia New York and Boston. It cites plans for subpost offices at large depots, with full privileges except money orders and free delivery. It mentions steel railroad postal car lines now at 26, up from 10, handling 505 451 pieces daily.

Philadelpha New York Boston

McKinley Carries Town for First Time in History

The borough marked a Republican victory with a display of about a hundred electric lights on the Record building. Mise Nettle Jones hosted Sunday school guests at Blakely home with games music and a light repast. A home social is planned in Edwards hall with a program and refreshments to raise church funds.

McKinley Mise Nettle Jones Presbyterian Church Blakely St. J. Griffiths William Jones Jennie Penman Edith Mason Gertrude Fidwards Jennie Kennedy May McNicol Sadie Matthews Ella Patten Jennie Davis Edwards’ Hall The

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Claims Teething Relief

An advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a fifty year staple for mothers and teething children. It promises soothing gums curing wind colic and diarrhea with painless dosing sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents per bottle.

Mrs. Winslow

To Cure a Cold in One Day Cure Claim

A vintage medicine advertisement promotes laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming a cold cure in one day. It offers a refund if the product fails and lists a 25 cent price. The copy reflects early 20th century drug marketing and reinforces self treatment ideas.

Mystic Cure for Rheumatism touted by druggist

L Wagner of Richmond Washington reports a severe sciatic rheumatism attack lasting almost two months. He credits Mystic Cure for Rheumatism with curing him after doctors prescriptions failed and notes others have had good results with it.

L. Wagner Richmond Eaya

Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promotes Healthy Pregnancy

A promotional piece extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women before childbirth. It claims the medicine strengthens reproductive organs, reduces labor pain, and aids a healthy, easy birth. It cites testimonials and urges ordering the Common Sense Medical Adviser via stamps.

Dr. Pierce R. V. Pierce Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo N. Y Pierce Common Sense World's Dispensary Medical Association Main Street

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