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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1895
Page
5
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The borough faces a spring election with three alderman seats open as ward shifts trigger resignations. Incumbents Duffy and Toolin will not seek re election. McAndrew and Mullarkey contend for Duffy seat, Siddon for Toolin seat. Retiring councilmen include Dougher Padden and Manley with Barrett Jr aiming for Third ward. Minor offices undecided. civic interest remains high. Social events include a Young People’s Society entertainment and Moyles hall banquet.
The Scranton Business College reports new staff appointments with Mr oy Reese securing a good position and Mr EB W Lemaliser to manage books for a local firm. Clarence Hale, a frat graduate, visits friends as Gale excels in a new role. James J H Hamilton prepares a lecture on Commercial Law. New oak furniture and slate blackboards arrive, and enrollment grows with many new students, including distant applicants.
The eighty plus Herrick Center man Lygnander Stocker was struck by a Erle flyer while crossing a track and died. Undertaker D. 5. Wademan prepared his remains for burial. Local notices mention community visits, revivals, and family travel as well as recent snow and cold conditions.
The issue promises a broad mix of features and notes. An assessors’ fit debate, coverage of the Fisk murder memory, a Mehborne romance, a new Australian claimant, drama evolutions, and a manuscript to footlight play progress by Ben Teal. Plus Maher vs Fitz and Goddard, a Maher portrait, bankers as athletes, a Thanksgiving page, and Lt Trigg’s soldier tale. Local news includes a full arrest report of Officer Mills.
The Friendly Hand Lodge of Odd Fellows will hold a Tuesday evening banquet at Rossar's hall in Great Bend. William Dale of New Milford had a funeral at S J Lawrence church Friday with large attendance. John Normile bought Albert Jones's Chase avenue house. Mrs George Wilcott attended a Tuesday funeral of an aunt in Binghamton. Clarence Ward of Dayton Ohio visits Mr George’s residence. A birthday party at the R R M C A hall Thursday was a success with a concert yielding 13.48. A gospel meeting Sunday will be for men only. Several singers received invitations to Nich o laon next week. J T Watkins of Scranton will lead.
Rev. John Brochter of Buffalo and his wife report immediate relief from catarrh after using Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. The pastor notes the remedy acts within ten minutes and provides lasting improvement, with widespread praise from his Evangelical Christ Church congregation.
A historic advertisement promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a liquid solvent that dissolves uric acid and oxalate of lime and expels these poisons from the body. It claims a single fact outweighs many claims and markets the remedy for Bright's disease gravel rheumatism and related conditions.
An advertisement touts Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart as a life saving remedy with a five year heart disease history. A testimonial from Thomas Petry, esq. of Aylmer Quebec claims immediate relief and full recovery after four bottles. The ad urges others to try the remedy sold by Chas Loreng and druggists.
Special notice announces on sale multiple shades of kid gloves in assorted lengths at Scranton shops. Prices guaranteed lower than New York City street goods. Lender IM and 1244 Wyoming are involved in the promotion.
Mr and Mrs Bushnell return heartfelt thanks to all who sent sympathy and services in their sad bereavement following the death of their beloved daughter Jane. Sincerely, Janes and Robert Bushnell.
To Bookworms. The Tribune's bindery offers binding in any cover style for magazines and bound volumes. Visit our new Washington avenue shop to see workmanship, up to date methods, and economical charges.
Advertisement extols Speer's Port Grape Wine and Unfermented Grape Juice as superior remedies for weakness, claiming they bolster the system and outshine all other wines.
A young lady described as part of a mall family seeks room and board arrangements. The notice references an address for F. H., Tribuns officer, indicating official mediation or enforcement steps.
Connolly and We announce a large sample lot of coats and capes sold at the production cost saving buyers from 5 to 10 dollars per garment. Garments are latest production, in perfect condition with guaranteed style, workmanship, and proper fit.
Central Railroad of New Jersey timetable notes train departures from Wilkes-Barre Scranton area to Pittston and other points, with various daily and Sunday times and connections to Atlantic City Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia Allentown Harrisburg and Ocean Grove. Through tickets offered at ticket agents. General Superintendent J H Olhausen noted as agent.
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