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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1896

Page

8

Rewards for capture of Oakland Ku Klux suspects sparks frontier vigilante spirit

Special correspondence reports Oakland residents vote to offer 500 dollars for information leading to arrest and conviction of Ku Klux denizens. Rev W R Cochranes rise against threats, while rail strikes and new locomotive contracts unfold at Susquehanna area shops. Incendiary fire cripples James Taylor saw mill with 5 000 dollar loss. local and state Republicans parade, elects, and celebrate victories amid broad social notes and odd anecdotes.

Carpet and home furnishings showcase with low prices

Advertising copy highlights carpets from 202 to Wilton grain styles, oil cloths and linoleums in various widths and prices, window lines and curtains, rocking chairs, plush and tapestry upholstery, plus tobler seats. Claims always lowest prices across selections.

Wilton

Mendelssohn Concert in Forest City Draws Local Crowd

The Hillaide Coal and Iron company will pay employees Thursday. Mendelssohn concert Saturday features a long program with pieces by Fong Gerbel Evans Amos and others, including duets and solos. Admission 10 20 and 1 cents. Enterprise Hose company to hold a fair soon. town ladies to collect invitations.

Hillaide Coal and Iron Company Mendelssohn Fong Annie Laurie Gerbel Arm Annie Brave Handel George Marks Evans Miss Hughes Priceburg Evans Penjamin Amos Richard Williams H. Viexard Balfe Williams Suimmer Mr. Williams Lottie Reynolds Bishop Mrs. Amos Henry Carr A. B.C Hawley Mr. William Brandit Henery Professor Earns May Watkins Prale Mendelwohn Columbia Jenkins Mendelavphin Enterprise Hose Company

Nine candidates file petitions for local office

The town reports nine applicants for a city post including Joseph Davis a Main street druggist H J Daniels a prominent local merchant David A Williams of Maln street and A W Cooper also of Main street The coffeehouse era ends as Taylor grows raising salaries and costs Rev and Mrs J A Faulkner visit Davis family and others travel between Forest City Weatherly Carbondale and Oakland A M E church social planned for tomorrow evening with ten cent refreshments.

Meliiley Joseph Davis Main Street H. J. Daniels David A. Williama Maln Street AW. J. Cooper Coffiee Jessi Ganewer Weatherly M. E. Curch Mire Mame Oulin Carbondale

Bannons Newsdealers Adverts Open Daily

Notices to readers say orders for job work and items for petition will receive prompt attention at Bannon & Co newsdealers on North Main Street. Office hours are from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Pettain Bannon & Co North Main Street

Death of Mrs T D Bradley in New York

Mrs T D Bradley, long known in Unis city and Deland Florida, died in New York after cancer treatment. Funeral at 2:30 pm at the Presbyterian church. Survived by husband T D Bradley mother and two sisters Mrs J R Lach and Mrs N F Guire. brother James J Davis preceded two years earlier. Interment Maplewood cemetery.

Mra T.D. Bradies Presbyterian Church Mra. Bradley New York Unis City Deland Florida N. F. Guire James J. Davis Maplewood Cemetery

School Board Elects Lydia Morrison Assistant at No 7

Directors present at the regular meeting elected Miss Lydia Morrison as assistant teacher for the primary room at School No 7 with a salary set to zero. Other principals received fixed salaries: Miss Anna Severnant at No 3 ten dollars? Wait.

Lydia Morrison Anna “ ,Severant Amelia Penekert Janet Bryden Jennie Foxe Anne Gerrity Colville

Maggie Cline Stars In On Broadway At Grand Opera House

Maggie Cline and her new play On Broadway will be seen at the Grand Opera House Friday evening November 2. The diagram opens at 9 o clock. Tickets are being reserved for parties in Jermyn Archbald and Forest City. The play depicts life in New York City with scenes on Broadway. Cline has a role well suited to her talents and will perform with a large, costly traveling company.

Maggie Cline Broadway Grand Opera House Opera House Jermyn Archbald Forest City New York City Miss Cline

Youth Guild Holds Meeting At Tracy Home

The new association met last evening at Mixes Olive Tracy's home where reports were read. The group reported ten sick persons had received care during the week and noted active Sunday school efforts. Members are described as earnest in their work.

Mixes Olive Tracy

Death of Louise Gurney Leaves Family in Mourning

Louise Gurney eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs A L Gurney died Monday from pneumonia after a sudden illness. She was a bright affectionate child and a favorite with all who knew her. Funeral services will be held today at a p m with interment at St Rose Cemetery.

Louise A. L. Gurney St. Rose Cemetery

Local and Personal Notes from the Community

Local items detail entertainments and visits. Miss Olivia Hening and Mrs Walter Scurry plan an church lecture room entertainment for young workers. Mrs Chris Carlson recuperates after an operation. Residents travel, visit relatives, and attend events around Scranton and Wilkes-Barre, with several social engagements noted.

Local notices and visitors in Wallstead area

HWALLSTEAD Miss Ida nomes and L D Sawyer and L E L Tining were in Porter City on Tuesday. Mrs Ailney of Hepbottom visited her daughter on Main street. Miss Anna Cartage of Owego N Y visited friends. Rev D L Sutherland of Susquehanna called at the M C A in town. Mrs Jacob Brown visited Scranton on Saturday. Miss Ada Lamb of Binghamton spent Sunday with Georg M Lamb on Main. The gospel meeting at the Y M C A hall next Sunday afternoon is for men only led by W W Adair. Miss Louise Lathrop visiting friends in Syracuse. Mr Nelson Coon recovering from pneumonia. W D Lusk of Montrose was in town last week. Alfred Laingarn left for New York Sunday to attend his sister’s wedding. Nellie Tierney visited Scranton. Timothy Shannon injured his right arm when iron fell on it last Friday. Mrs L E Sida visiting friends in Crandall. George Dewey of Binghamton mentioned.

Idadomes L. D. Sawyer L. EL Tining Porter City Ailney Hepbottom Giles Carpenter Main Street Anna Cartage Owego D. OL. Sutherland Susquehanna H. HK. VY. M Syracure N.Y Nelson Coon W. D. Lusk, Esq Montrose Alfred Laingarn New York Erie Nellie Tierney Scranton Timothy Shanno L. E. Sida Crandstilla Cor Tom T He ‘2 J. F. Mitchell W. H. Berge M. J. Reap M. F. O'Brien Elizabeth Dixon Allen Morahan Kathryn Cannon B. O'Brien Kate Dempsey James Ralph Peckville Mrs. Keyser Mr. Major J. J. Doherty Annie Patrick O'Rourke West Side James J. Z. Doherty Peter Heston Langoline St. Aloysius’ Society A.J. Weigler Weistey Terone Sarefield American Booth F. A. Beamish P. J. Boylan M. FP. McDoneld Missea Louise Sammon Margaret McCormack Cuban Booth Jennie Wilson Aliee Dougher Mary Jackson J. Moore Kate Deninsey Candy Booth Mary Brrehony Jh. Reap Kate Dayldeen Nellie Dixon Nellie Moore William Watson North End New York City Hadley Methodist Endecomil Churely Madale Daughters of St. George

Visit to sister and death notice connect in Greene

The report notes a visit to Mrs. George Lamb on Main Street last week and mentions David McMoran being in Greene New York tending to affairs of his brother who died last week.

George Lamb Main Street David McMoran Greene, N. Y

Leap Year activities and social events listed

The article lists Leap Year pat roneses for a November event in the hall, social plans by Avoca Hose company, and multiple local social and charitable activities. It notes firefighters, fire rescues of two children, a sulphur fumes incident, and upcoming church and auxiliary meetings with various ladies and organizations named.

Florence Lecture Sparks Interest at Nelson Memorial

Mics Jewett from the art department delivered an engaging lecture on Florence during a Friday evening event at Nelson Memorial. The Young Men's and Young Women's Christian Association observed the week of prayer for colleges. Surague enjoyed a successful hunting trip last week, bringing back fine birds. Emna Coon remains at her home in Clark's Green Pennsylvania. Our football team suffered a defeat at Scranton last Saturday while the Lackawanna school team lost to Wyoming Field by Go ot. The Verity will face Lafayette at Wyoming Field next Wednesday at 3 9. Professor Wolfe spends a few days in the southern part of the state with his sister in charge of his department during his absence. Rev. I C McDermott of the Methodist church addressed young men last Sunday evening. Frank Blakeslee visited Scranton on Saturday.

Mics Jewett Florence Nelsom Menmiorfl Christian Association Surague Mise Emna Coon Clark's Green Ecranton Wyoming Verity Lafayette Wolfe CO. McDermott Meno Frank Blakeslee Scranton

Local Races and Church Supper Report

Arthur Jones and Charts Lewallen will run a foot race at Wilkes-Harre park on Thanksgiving Day. A Brick church supper is planned for Tuesday evening November 1. The school group held a movie night on Wednesday. Mrs. Hannah Venncett visited Pittston on Tuesday. George Drake Jr. and T. J. Stewart with Henry Mackender left Tuesday morning for a day’s hunt at Serine Brook.

Arthur Jones Garbertown Lewallen Old Porge Wilkes-Harre Park Modis Hannah Venncett Pittston Chorge Drake T. J. Stewart Henry Mackender Mornion Serine Brook

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound testimonial

A letter from Lilie Hartson of Flushing Michigan thanks Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing years of ovarian trouble. She describes severe pain weakness and weight loss before using the remedy and notes dramatic improvement after one bottle and full recovery. Box 69 Genesee County Michigan.

Mra Pinkham Lynn Mass Lydia E. Pinkham Mas Prigenamn Liluie Hartson Flushing Genesee Co Michigan

Tailoring at Unmatched Scranton Prices

Scranton tailors promote low prices for suits made locally. They claim weekly gains in trade and insist their cuts and fits outperform rivals even in the cheaper range. The firm notes it makes all garments in Scranton and handles tailoring in house.

Scranton

Prices for Suits and Pants Range Wide

The listing shows suits priced from 14.00 to 410.00 and pants starting at 3.00, outlining a broad range of menswear options and values for shoppers.

Dr Green's Electro-Therapeutic Institute Adverts Electricity as Cure

An 1900s style advert extols Dr Green and his electro therapy, claiming electricity cures rheumatism gout paralysis nervous diseases and more. It touts Galvanism's 1790 discovery, praises Dr Green as a medical and pharmaceutical graduate, and invites inquiries from patients who cannot visit, offering X-ray equipment and various electrodes.

Robert Barth Materia Medica Soh Jefferson Medical Phinda Ditee Green Marton Rockwell Massey PowEpic Posie Eee Etreet Waitelp . Pa Carebea & Johnson New York Seares State 4 Fa Sales Galvene Vauterien

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