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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1898

Page

4

Jonas Long's Sons Offers Wide Stock and Low Prices

The store boasts twice the retail quantity of competitors and a large, fresh stock kept moving by brisk sales. It advertises cheap trimmed hats at 5.00, eyeglasses with free fitting, and budget fabrics and clothing, including $4.98 tailored jackets and velvet skirts, highlighting value over Paris or New York prices.

Bennetto Paris London New York

Tomorrow Bargains in Satin Ribbons Silks and Roasters

Tomorrow only Thursday store news highlights deep discounts on satin and gro grain ribbons in multiple widths at 30c per yard, plus five pieces of 27 inch Black Satin Duchesse at 75c per yard. Also featured are ten pieces of Tein Blanch Duchess Satin and ten pieces of Black Turfets at reduced prices, and 100 Self Basting Maryland Roasters in sheet iron selling for 49c.

Maryland

Officials Vote Across Departments in Election Day

Washington observers note Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith voted in Philadelphia then returned to press on in Washington. Secretaries, including Bliss and Gage, largely stayed to official duties while others campaigned briefly in various states. Interior and treasury officials joined the public ballot as aides gathered for the Election Night roll call at the department building.

Washington Charles Emory Smith Philadelphia Messrs Heath, Shallenberger Merritt Bristew Bliss Ryan Kansas Velury Davia Seattle Civil Service Corwmilseioners Brewer Harlan Minh Han Missouri Secretary of Agriculture Wilean Geome Hinchuin Offa Gage Treasury Department Griggs New Jersey State War Navy Departments Secrethry Hay Soomaardes Nelraska Durceai Evans Celine Aml Interior Department

McKinley Arrives in Pittsburgh amid Campaign Cheer

President McKinley and party reached Pittsburgh after Canton stop on a three and a half hour run. Crowds lined the routes as the special train moved toward the city where a press advance met the president with scant remarks. He praised Republican weather and prepared to continue to Washington aboard the regular train.

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Observation Gaps Prompt Confusion in New York World Item

A fragment from the New York World shows garbled speech about observing a person and unclear names. The text hints at an observer and a box within an opera setting, but essential details and context are missing.

Throat and Lung Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief

An old advertisement touts Kemp’s Dah cam for the Throat and Lunges as a leading remedy for coughs croup bronchitis asthma and consumption. The copy urges readers to get a bottle today and keep it handy, with a sample offered.

Kemp

Republicans Win In This County Concluded From Pogy 1

A political briefing reports predictions by Attorney George Horn Attorney Joseph OBrien and ex Sheriff Fahey that Judge Gunster will win with at least 7000 plurality and Mr Sando by about 600. Flaherty is forecast to win by two points but returns from territorial and other offices are scarce.

George 8. Horn Joseph O'Brien John J. Fahey Sando Flaherty

Election Returns Slow to Arrive at Camp Meade Nevada

Special report from Camp Meade Nevada notes incomplete results in the Eighth and Thirteenth districts with Republican leads in most offices. Governor Gobin leads with the largest vote while officers including Secretary Katha and Judge Porter show varied tallies. The camp awaits orders to move as tense hours pass and troops prepare for a southern deployment. ten teams of the Third Brigade depart early tomorrow.

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Scranton Returns Note Second District Officials

Fragmented OCR shows multiple names for state roles across districts including Governor Stone Lieutenant Governor Gobin Secretary of Internal Affairs Latta Dickson and Porter with scattered tallies for positions such as Judge of Superior Court and Congress at Large Grow Davenport and Sande. overall balloting snapshot across districts and wards.

Stone Jenks Swallow Grow Davenport Fams Weiler Connell Sando Leach Vaughan Cummings Coleman Everett Gunster Lathrope Smith Roberts Saltry Treverton Stevenson Dunning Mitchell Nichols Dams Congresswain Tay Funue Leweh Peo Cohan A. Judee Gunstor Sultry Reverton Steventon Mi Swallow Fupliow Clothin Fose Littin TeLacy Dickson Pro S Dihas Superior Court W. W. Porter W. DD Porter Trickett Bower Foo Divenport Jams Weller Congressmain Cobnawell Bando Letch Bursehn Everen Gunsterr Wiity Jenks Gohin Lowhlen DeLacy Dleks Ten Leef Superior Kow New Connell Sande Aliich Gummings D. MH Gobin Sowden Nichole Secretary of Internal Affairs Latta Delvecey W. D. Porter Congress Jame Sennator—Vourcan Tudge—cChrister Hoberts Baltry H. A.s Goebin Suwden Guneter Gainster Coruney—Hoberts Maley Diettiet Cochin Lowden Niehnis Fatte Delacey W. Wy Iaw Datvenport Dans Conseresemnan—t U2 Cummings Vohiman Pan Vet Fidge Hineter Christier Faathinape Pt Smith Loety Voroner Ftuburts Ho Wi Balliw Prowerton Miro Satinpax Surveyor- Stevenson Thinley J. Ga Pio Kirn Bourne Latua W. Porter Sd. Trickett Colerain HA. G Parr Hiyt Tinker J Jinine Chuneter uGinster H. G Baltis Sandy Leach Pro Unster Smith, Jr Coromer James My Weiler Lettieh Burschel Cioldin W. Sowden W. DB. Porter DTM Emith Roberts, Jr Rportep M. Warrickout Dower Weillen DD Tech Seale Bur Pchel Benator—Virughan Cumminreg DTD Dinister Simith Secon Pea Bowden Nichol Lattu A. G Keerett HW. G Knester Gubin Sintith Lee Treverion Sxhitas HH. G Ciolin Howden Bush WD. Porter Hart Trickett D. Bower Congressnon Deheke Congressmaan Iomwell Siamade Dire Birsehel Leis Lawneh Ph Oh Vanshian Itrum Colter Iver Woleman EL Gi Duly Clometer Wta Gunster Heberts Saltese Fime Jonke Swiadows Oro Saluepis Mittehott I. Kirn S. Ts Gehin Watkins Internal Affair Latti BR. Wi Debweer W. DL Porter Tricker Rower Congreeman-at Welle Bench Mummings I la dudge—Cunsier Kaethroy Saltre Steyvenson Blim Tams Barachol Cgunster Pre Recond Street Flovernor D. Go Per Covernor Flobin Until Cole Man Peerett Ganeter Lathroape HL G Rimith Koberis Trevertan Szivpas S& LL Burveyor Steven Som Goves Goevertor—Uohin Fewelen Tatta Delaney Keew Pye W. Bertion Ocor Trike Hower Cone Cotermn Pho Bee S. J Pos Lathrop Lethrope Finith Rotmain Sog Baltes Slyavin TS Down Mro Jhidwe Wy D. Porter Don Bursehel Laweb ML Og Viaughen Oweninge Vin Sehewer Flaherty Williames Judge Cimeter Jmneter Lathrop Covener Dannine Iow Davenpoart Time Dloverno Statie Liew Mint Covyerniara Goblin Sreeners de. Lawes DT Dicks Dodge Canerice Coun D. Porter Teickett Conaressimun-at- Limvie Cipuw Lawnenport Tums Con.areesiman—Connell Family Thi Leach Piro I. Bursechel Everall Wi Chester Lathrowe Mr Smith Coruner Mitch Hell Kirns Ciovernor—Strone Tiebin Buwiden Delaev Biudge Suer du Court W. W. Pinter TD. Porter Bins Trickett Thow Bavenport Sendo Bureehel Mster Lupas S Steine AH. G Delucy Euneror Fans Wis Leach Burechet Curmings Judge—Gunester Imeter Ie Coromer Roberte Satupas B. i Sovend Hivter Jenba Swattow DeLavey Kew Tame Jounell Teach Renator Veuman Oummings Gunter Athrope Ping Sibth Ality Surveyor Stevenrom Kin Bobe Cievernor Brome Hedy Jenks T. Swallow Ha Lowden Nichola Siree Burwehel Benator—Vaughan Gunater Cinnell Bands Jurechel Benator—Vaugheim Why Cummings Fverett Dudee L C Dig Szlupas Donening Bro Kiting Goblin Delney W. W. Porster Wlod. Porter Trew Toms Hurschel Wittiehon Sty Cummings Governae Govermor Colin Nuhots Invernal Affaire Tatn ID Oh Dickson I.didace Telebett St. Hower Covell Mi Sutido Dureehel Bennwtor Vaurghan Kooer Cummings Mvereit Bo. dudge—Gunster Gy Smith Loo F.orener Th Saltese Pss Burvevor Stevsen Yunning Mitel Os Swallow Gobl Bowdle Niehole Fra Hiternal Affairs Sh. DeLay Pmeksen Dodge of Superior Court W. WW. Porter, Ft, 101; W. D. Porter I. Bower Crow Favenport Ty Weber Venereseman Cornell Runde Loach Burachet Kettie Hog JK. Cummings Colemin Dudge Bon Szlupws Bedats Downing Coveriwar Sure Ivo Gabin D. de« Lacy Fourth Ward Froverton Bwallow Pec Latin Delues Judea of Superior Court Sitama Taneh Borvehel

Ready to Watch the Banks

The Arlen cruiser Combetla will remain at this port through winter and stay ready to scour the Grand Banks for enemy shipping if war arises.

John Combetla Grand Banks

Coroner’s jury verdict in Swanslaughters case reported

The coroner’s inquest jury found Swanslaughter verdicts in the deaths connected to Kate Lyon and Mrs. Riiils as reported by the New York Times correspondent. Octobers and Novembers are cited in the account, detailing the tragedy at Wiedeele’s household and associated parties.

Lonien Marokd Pyedlerhe New York Timex Kate Lyon Ale Wiedeele Riiils Nhhridthun Solewtter

Pain Balin relief for chest pain back and inflammation

A dampened funnel bound to the upper chest promises prompt relief for chest pain shiver pain and backache. Pain Balin is advertised as a certain cure for inflammation and is offered by Matthews Brothers and wholesale and retail agents.

Matthew Brothers Whalesale Tee Tail

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