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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1897
Page
3
Shop invites customers to report any issues with shoes or service. If a lower price on equal grade footwear is found elsewhere, customers should inform the store. Officials say polite attention from clerks and stock variety will be improved based on public input.
Scranton notices list births marriages and dissolutions including Ludwig at the 4-cent store and George Aitkins requesting divorce from Anna Aitkins. Cabman James Rennie released on bond after assault case. Teachers Mutual Benefit holds monthly meeting October 1 in board of control rooms. Florence Crittenton Mission annual meeting set. attended by local names. Marriage licenses issued to Daniel McGuinn Emma J Shepherd Bare Groseman Fannie Bucker William Donovan Mary Ann Gilligan. United American Mechan discuss meetings October 14 2 2 23 with Rev B C Lippincott as speaker.
A political pointer argues against endorsing Bryan and endorses Schadt Torn or McKinley style protection and prosperity. It urges voters to back those aligned with free trade platforms or, if supportive of protection, to reject Bryan allies.
Coroner P. Longstreet inspected the body of Joe Bagnosia who died after being struck by a train on the Erie and Wyoming railroad Wednesday. An inquest was waived. Bagnosia had previously suffered railroad injuries and wore a wooden leg, which escaped damage in the incident.
The Register granted letters of administration yesterday in the estate of Ely L. Baldwin of Waverly to D. W. Mershon. In Anna A. Bender of Scranton, Adolph Bender received administration. In John McLaughlin of Spring Brook, his son John G. McLaughlin was named administrator.
A trimmed millinery note highlights import and domestic creations as a harvest of ideas. It invites readers to glean and profit from the range and its representations.
Elegant display of hats ostrich plumes and ornaments offered with lower prices than competitors. Readily available trims and bonnets showcased as exquisite and affordable for shoppers seeking fashionable accessories.
A crowded quarter sessions court heard searing charges of perjury as jurors faced repeated false testimonies. A raft of thieves and defendants escaped or were freed on technical grounds while others were convicted or not guilty in varied cases from Delware and Huson to Priceburg and Jessup.
Delegates to the poor and charity convention departed the city last night after a day at the Beranton district almshouse and insane asylum in Clark's Summit. Dr Walk, the president, and distant delegates from Philadelphia and other areas boarded late afternoon trains, returning by 8 o clock this morning, with Frass Weds bedding and other items displayed in Biebecker and Watkins windows from The Scranton Bedding Co.
A promotional notice details a Wednesday departure from Burlington to Denver then via the Denver and Rio Grande Railway on the scenic line. Travelers ride in Pullman tourist sleeping cars with full conveniences and proceed to California under the care of experienced special agents. For details contact T A Grady Excursion Manager at 21 Clark Street Chicago.
Couples who have their wedding invitations printed at The Tribune office show a Judgment and foresight that augurs well for future prosperity. The Tribune offers invitations for less than half the cost of engraving, with similar appearance and quality, making printed invites indistinguishable to most observers.
The Knickerbockers delivered the best season performance at Davis theatre yesterday with a mix of grotesque comedy grand opera and musical numbers. Edna Alig and Emma Krause drew praise as did the trio from Ailla and Fazelle Wills with others in a lively show continuing through the week.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions froe trade and free, Lacka wanna, Democracy dots, and names such as Schadt and Horn. Vague reference to agents of Bryan and political perch. No coherent event or outcome established.
Rev Dr Swallow and Rev Quincy Lee Morrow spoke at a Young Men’s Christian Association hall gathering on state issues. Prohibition candidates W W Lathrope and Charles L Hawley addressed the audience alongside A G Thomason presiding. The event featured moved readings and a later collection for the state committee.
Miss Mary A Keen wed Allen A Becor at the bride’s parents 00 Sixth Street yesterday afternoon. Rev George E K Guild of Providence Presbyterian officiated. A wedding dinner followed and the couple departed for New York at 8:40 p.m. to begin their honeymoon. They will reside in the city upon return. Becor is a bookkeeper for G Kerr.
A local woman and Mr Mrs Thomas Kelly of 447 Hagle street Wilkes-Barre believe a shovel found may identify her son. If confirmed he would be a nephew of Rev. P J McManus of the city.
The Brotherhood of St Andrew held its Buffalo convention at St Pauls with Bishop William J Wintker delivering a warning on loyalty and truth. He urged members to uphold sound law and protect the human soul as they expand the churchs lay ministry. James L Moughteling of Chicago was named US president.
A group of eight misdemeanor convicts escaped from the Brunswick county jail around midnight. They removed bricks from the outer wall after breaking their cages and opened an exit large enough for all to flee. A posse with bloodhounds pursues them.
Determine if you want a furnished room with board or without as the Tribune want ads urge. The Scranton Hedding Co offers many styles. see before purchase.
The state convention of Sunday School Workers met with Rev. Dr. La Wilbur Chapman reading the Bible in Philadelphia. Resolutions endorsed the International Financial and efforts to wipe out the saloon. The day featured district presidents, talks on finances and teacher training, and a Reynolds memorial fund to aid Mrs Reynolds. The gathering closed with prayers and a plan for next year’s venue.
The Philadelphia Sunday Press promises a one day global tour with stories from a presidential hopeful woman, a Borneo chief and his Bun, a Russia Alaska dispute, and an English savant earthquake capture. Exclusive football articles accompany the pages.
Trimmed Sailors and shapes at low prices dominate the October listings. Ideal Trimmed Sailors with velvet bands priced around $1.10 compete with Yale plaid trims at 9d. Novelty and Frisco Fur felt walking hats sell at 6d, Irvington plaid trimmed at $1.48 while quality items claim regular prices up to £2.00.
News from Wilkes-Barre reports the death of Thomas Kelly formerly of the city in Anaconda Montana. He was killed by a unspecified cause.
William Trask of Wallingford Conn was arrested in Halifax on an embezzlement charge involving $6000. His counsel Joseph Frame will seek discharge at arraignment tomorrow, with friends in Wallingford arranging the situation and authorities expected to drop the case.
Carlsbad China offers a Jardiniere semi porcelain piece with Flouer Blus Marie decoration under glazed finish. Guaranteed not to craze, real worth 815.00, offered at 12.98 dollars.
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