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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1899

Page

6

Kenilworth Romance at the Castle Gate

Dr Fraser reunites with Mrs Mellish and her niece at Kenilworth as they observe ruins and discuss a potential match for her nephew. The party visits the castle, recalls past loans and friendships, and debates marriage while the niece negotiates amid distractions from tourists and a lively social circle.

Coventry Leamington Sue Norah Fraser Dr. Finger de. Fraser Mother Dr. Fraser Kenilworth Walter Scott Jarrota Reallee Mire Mellias Laura Dr Fraser Tam Ates Melishh Lauren MM Mellish Mary Mrs. Mellish Abs. Mellish Meliish Windlinge Gay Mrs. Melish Robert F Mrs. Met Neh Dr. Friaser Mra. Mellish Taiura

Development of Our Railroads Began Seventy One Years Ago

The article traces U.S. railroad beginnings on July 4 1828 with Carrollton breaking ground for the Baltimore and Ohio line and tracks expanding from 1840 onward. It notes Erie Canal competition, crossing rail miles, and the rise of freight and passenger traffic culminating in 1898 figures, rail earnings, and mileage across states.

United States Charles Carroll Carrollton Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Atlantic Ocean New Pingland Middle States Western States New York Albany Schenectady Miles Brooklyn Jarmmalem Buffalo Nineara Molle Aubin Swrmetlee Co Massachusetts Owege Veveeudasens Niagara Fallw Lewhetan Ésxteesens Jamoalem Hickesville Behenectady Trey Rballeton Saratoga Behener Suede Severwerurioun Suego Ayracutic UO Ieee Philadelphia York Posten Lake Erie Pennsylvania California John Roberts New Milford William Donaldson D. ST. Sutherland Presbyterian Church Lanesboro Cemtery Susquehanna Route Union Five States’ Milk Producers’ Association Susquehanna A. D. Wallace Hackettstown N. J Erie

Mike Gilhool and the Wild Cat in Susquehanna County

A feature recalls Mike Gilhool’s mishap in Hallstead where a bluestone quarry detour led to a perilous encounter with a wild cat. He bluffingly called to frighten the animal, which retreated, while the tale sits among broader notices of local rail and school affairs.

New Milford Mike Gilhool Montrose The Susquehanna Teachers Hallstead Mike Pat Mattle Kent Wiltlim H. McCreary Susquehanna County Montrose Republican Halistead Herald Cheat Bend Great Bend Dreyfus Devil's Island Pennsylvania Susquehanna Mitters Walt Judeow Mays

Our $3.00 Shoes for Women

Women’s fine kid button and lace shoes offered in new toe shapes with heavy or light soles. Made with pure oak sole leather for durability. Positively superior to anything at this price. All sizes and widths available.

Bismarck's misanthropy described in Berlin letter

The Berlin letter to the London Times outlines Prince Bismarck's contempt for mankind. It cites his handling of begging letters totaling 10,000,000 marks, his skepticism toward strangers, and his reliance on a few trusted confidants, while exposing his feared reputation and guarded friendliness.

Scranton Tribune Susquehanna Canadada Creek Lanesboro Wes Benny Rudolph Lindau Prince Bismarck Foreign Office Bismarck Vargin Berlin

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Dr. Prager Dev. Fraser Robert Rochester Peat Express Poor's Manual Catal Puno Matos Co Laabilittes Rand Equipment Whitney Mike and the Wildcats Binghamton State Line Willlimeport Moosic Mountain Honesdale Hallstead Bering Erieta Plotsam Jptsam Patton Binghamton Exposition Soo Atlantic Refining CO America Grocer J. L. Connell & CO Sole Millers Jonas Long's Jonas Long London Btatchard Third National Bank Scranton Capital WM. Connell Henry Belin Vice Pres William H. Pik, Candler
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