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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1898
Page
8
A list fragment names works and authors including Last Hope Palms Fifth Nocturn and Liszt’s Second Rhapsodie among others. The text also mentions Czerky’s Studies Duverney’s Studies The Skipper and two additional selections. The OCR yields partial titles and obscure attributions.
The Wilkes-Barre Record is available at Bete man Bros on Spruce Street and Lindsy streets, with Mac Lucko avenue noted as a nearby point.
The document lists numerous individuals with mispelled names and places, noting visits and travels among Poster Philadelphia Baltimore New Mexico Wilkes and surrounding areas. It mentions Mies Mary Dougherty, Bihan T. Dilekineeny, Lavinia Schnell, Philip Schnell, and others visiting friends, staying for short periods, and attending events or private gatherings.
Yesterday a literary lecture series at Mon O D Simpson’s Olive Street home drew a large audience. Mrs Staples presented Browning with selections from Aurora Leigh and The Cry of the Children and recited lines from Mother and Poet ending with poignant verses. The next talk will cover Scottish writers Ian Marlein and James Bayrie with tickets available on request.
The report lists numerous Indies attendees including Mrs Thomaar Dickson Mrs 7 P Dickson Mrs G B Jermyn Mrs W W Scranton Mrs Jane Scranton Mrs W D Kennedy Mrs EK H Ripple and other ladies and gentlemen by name. The article notes contact details for Mrs D Simpson and mentions additional participants from various households.
The jury cast against Colonal Food and editor Fite Suninene was remitted after an argument court challenge. Mrs Dequy's son and others urged remittance, and Judge Archbold ordered the district attorney to resubmit the case at the present session of the grand jury.
The grand jury considered petitions for new bridges and a road project. Requests include a bridge over the south branch of Tunkhannock Creek between Benton and North Abington, another over the same creek between Beartog and La Plume, a bridge over Smith's Creek on the Boote road from Gree to Olyphant, and funds for the remaining bridge near H G Slocum's rosteron. The jury will hold its first meeting this week to act.
Miss Margaret Wilson daughter of Mrs Charles Bryant married Milton J Budling of Chicago yesterday at St Luke's church in a ceremony conducted by Rev Rogers Israel. The bride wore a gown admired by friends during Herviel in Scranton and left for a wedding tour with the groom.
A letter from Lieutenant Siviter of the Union Army Recruiting Station in Wilkes-Barre requests publication of a note in the Tribune. He states the station will open this afternoon and asks for confirmation or further notice from the paper.
Voters in Winton Borough faced a debt proposal with 112 ballots cast. 105 favored the measure and 7 opposed. In the First ward the proposition passed by a small margin while the Second ward had no votes and the Third ward approved 75 to - against.
Miss Mary Moyles of Archhald died last evening at seven oclock at her aunt Maw T. FL Mealey’s home where she had lived since childhood. She was twenty five years old. Survived by brother Thagiel J. Moyies of Detroit and sister Misa Agrius Moyies of this city. She was a niece of Mire W. BL Duoggus of the Astochatodharities.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern claims a long standing safety and service record with luxurious cars and courteous attendants. Travel from Buffalo to Cleveland Chicago St Louis Cincinnati is touted as safe and secure with top guards, making the Lake Shore a premier option.
A fragment lists bargains in Oriental rugs and carpets with a note to call at 124 Washington Ayes and mentions Kemp's Photo Stock House offering rollers for 19 cents. The reader is directed to 103 Wyoming Avenue for more details.
Steam Heating and Plumbing services offered by P F and MT at 231 Wyoming Avenue. Howley listed as contact or proprietor for the operation.
Nathan Kreotge of Cheektowaga reports striking rich placer values in the Klondike with eight claims near Shoo Kun Gaich and Skookum mouth, selling two sites to Drexel & Co for 15000 and 10000. He cautions others that the Klondike life is harsh and unhealthy, with typhoid fever and severe work demands, and says he will not return unless circumstances force it.
Deposits of school children are recorded for No. 9. The item notes amounts saved by pupils of Saschiel and indicates the totals for the current week.
Clarence Myers and Misa Francis Wenz united in marriage in Harrisburg Pennsylvania on Tuesday November 7 by a local clergyman. The couple includes Moyer a member of the First Division Hospital Corps and Mise Frances Wenz of vitelie.
Advertises fresh canned vegetables in private label brands. Claims hundreds of cases direct from packers and lists prices of 10 12 and 15 cents per unit with special case and dozen pricing.
A fragment extols Paine's Celery Compound as the leading remedy for nervous disorders and dyspepsia. It attributes wide efficacy to the preparation, claiming success where other treatments failed and linking it to notable medical endorsement.
The federal government creates a new inspection district covering Northeastern Pennsylvania with Scranton designated as the center. Previously part of the Philadelphia district, posts in the territory will no longer require Philadelphia inspectors. H. Of. Garman, formerly deputy inspector in Philadelphia, becomes chief inspector and will base in Scranton’s Federal Building.
The Second Presbyterian Church Sabbath School orchestra presents an evening concert in the church lecture room at So'ohwick. A public collection aids the orchestra fund. The program includes orchestral and violin pieces such as Coronation March and Turkish March with performers Mabel Rentile, McAndrew, Shimon Mosere, and Aly Pred Widmayes among others.
A suit filed by Jonaty Bollcitey MH and A Knap seeks recovery of forfeited recognizances from multiple bondsmen. Names include Edward Batt for liquor without license and Pawick Morris for extortion, with various bail amounts listed. defendants failed to appear.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a confrontation with misheard lines and scattered phrases. The readable parts include a mention of a feud and a character named Grompe White, with references to hearing, flowing with wind, and a hat briefly noted. The passage remains unclear and lacks a coherent event or outcome.
A fragmented report describes a fire incident involving a tramp and a second tramp during a local occasion. The article notes hardship and inability to afford essentials, with sparse details about locations or outcomes.
In a Lehigh county ruling Judge Albright unsigned an opinion discharging the rule for a new trial in the City Bank case against George A Jessup and others. The opinion notes the sureties paid for creditors and stockholders and holds no fault in the verdict. the rule for a new trial is discharged.
At the next board meeting Secretary Atherton will suggest issuing a monthly paper under the board's auspices. The aim is to present the board's work, promote the city, and the hike, seeing benefits for both the organization and the community.
The third annual convention of the Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Wilkes Barre conference of the Evangelical Lutheran Ministerium of Pennsylvania will be held today at Maghton. The conference region covers Scranton Hagleton Connvingham and Lehighton with many elegies expected to attend. Officers named include President John Seaboldt Lehighton. vice president Skee Rmbh Gerlock Scranton. recording secretary Mary Brannix Lehighton. corresponding secretary Mrs A L Tanner Scranton. treasurer Mrs W J Walsh Scranton. executive committee Mare Lindenberker Weatherly H J Schubert Scranton Mrs J P Ryffen Wilkes-Harre Mrs Brownbridge Wilkes-Hare Mrs Ida Dich East Mauch Chunk.
The Philadelphia Press reports on Canada's prohibition vote, describing it as a plebiscite on desirability rather than a constitution change. It notes the narrow margin in favor of prohibition with regions showing varied support and the Canadian government prepared to justify extending its authority.
Fragmentary dialogue hints at a character study of a youth named Dat boy, with cryptic lines about knowledge and destiny. Parson Jonason appears as a preacher figure. details are unclear and fragmented.
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