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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1895

Page

11

Wonderland of America describes Livingston and Bozeman region freighted with rails and cattle

The piece portrays Livingston Montana as a rail hub at the Yellowstone gateway, detailing Northern Pacific facilities, coal deposits, and nearby towns Bozeman and Townsend. It highlights cattle ranching, mining potential, irrigation, and scenic canyon and mountain scenery along the route toward Helena and the Missouri Valley.

Livingston Yellowstone Valley Rocky Mountains Yellowstone River Yellowstone Park Noble Mountains Park Atlantic Pacifc Wonderland Northern Pacific Lake Superior Clark's Fork Yellow- Stone Park America Rockies Crazy Mountains Northern Pacific Railroad Yellowstone Bozeman Rock Canyon Continental Divide Montana Gallatin Fort Ellis Gallatin Valley Carlebad Germany Devel Milwaukee New England Gallatin City Three Forks Madison and Jefferson

Perilous Mystery Box Tops Washington Visit

An ex minister Lionel Sackville West stirs intrigue as a small ominous package prompts Navy Yard officials and the State Department to fear a Fenian plot. After swift inspections and a failed attempted explosive reveal, the box proves a pineapple juice extractor device, leaving officials tense for hours.

Washington Post Leonel Sackville-West Alery Trish Weet Pilios Lionel Stekville-Weer West Indies Bridskeh State Department Hugh-U-Muckwmicke Cornell Fenian Brotherhood Grand Eplc Homieldal

Welsh musical festival highlights and Welsh biographical notes

A Welsh items digest reports on the Cardiff Musical Festival and Welsh cultural figures. The Tarian praises Jenkins for The Pearl of Life and Welsh concert prominence, while the Lion commends inviting Welsh composers. The piece covers Dr. Levick on Welsh settlers in Philadelphia, St Patrick’s Welsh connections, early Bangor Tendwr, St. Patrick as a Welshman, and notes on architectural stones and forthcoming literary works.

Wales Cardiff Mr. Jenkins Aberystwith Arthur Sullivan Joseph Hornby Stening Park Hall Jenkins Lion Sullivan Caerwreon Bangor Tendwr Theodosius St. Patrick Ttulary Oaint Ireland Cystensyn Lydaw College of Huyd Boterus Irkehmen Lynett the Times Robert Morris

Men of Renown in European Affairs

Speculation grows that the next poet laureate to succeed Lord Tennyson may be chosen by a Tory premier. Candidate London journalist Sir Edwin Arnold or William Ernest Henley are debated, with Arnold favored by some as editor and traveler who has shown broad literary and religious reach.

Halsing Montana Ance Texas Helena Prickly Pear Valley Silver City J. E. Richmond Cardl- Finshire Crug Mawr Pentrychryd ‘Mawr Weron Giraldus Acron Vale Crag Mawr Cardigan Times-Herald London Daily News Lord Tennyson Sir Edwin Arnold William Ernest Henley Thie Journal Jaquette Tennyeon Ilio Hunter Henley United States Gloucester Edinburgh Cornhill Magazine Leslie Stephen Robert Louis Stevenson India Magazine of Art Art Journal Saturday Review The Athenaeum Prase Andrew Lang Scots Observer National Observer Charles A. Dang New York Sun Gol Theen Rudyanl Kipling Henleys Old Janny Tobin Longfellow Edwin Arnold Heine Fleet Street America Allah Mr. Gladstone Hero Leander Mufarts England Charles Algernon Swinburne William Morris Siams Arnold William Ernest Tenley Kelly

Record of the Players Features Harkett Pace and Orioles Power

President Young tallies batting averages for players in 15 or more games. Jesse Harkett leads with 42 percent, Delehanty next at .344, and Philadelphians top the league at the plate. Hamilton and Clementa also hit well for Chicago and Philadelphia. Mugsy McGraw and Kelley exceed .500 on the season’s stick. Seventy players hit .200 or better, Jim McGuire leads Senators regulars at .330, with Cartwright second at .227 and Selbach third among Senators. Hamilton tops steals with 95, Lange and McGraw follow. Orioles occupy several top spots. Jim McGuire steals 9 bases in 193 games. Jennings leads in sacrifice hits with 28. Jack Crooks leads Washington with 16 sacrifices.

Young Jesse Harkett Cleveland Delehanty Phillies Philadelphia Hamilton Clementa Turner Thes Lange Chicago Jennings Baltimore Stenzel Pittsburg Orioles McGraw Steve” Brodle Kelley Jim McGuire Senators Washington Cartwright Selbach Hawley and Beckley Sheehan St. Louis Scrappy Joyce Anderson Crooks Boyd Abbey Mercer Maul Schiebeck Lange Mugsy McGraw Keeler SS Piiferings Tom Brown Everett Chicagro Jack Crooks Tlea Miller Dowd Smith Huck Ewing Abbey and Selbach Farmer Thompson Tom MecCarthy Boston

Radway's Ready Relief Promises Instant Pain Ease

Radway's Ready Relief offers fast relief for headache toothache neuralgia rheumatism and other pains with internal use also claimed to cure colds coughs sore throat bronchitis pneumonia and related ailments. The ad touts rapid action within minutes and broad cures with a half teaspoon in water as a suggested dose.

Radway Bottie

Scranton Business Directory Fragments Across City Trades

A long list of local firms appears with addresses across Scranton including bedding, china, hardware, dry goods, groceries, milk and dairy, engines and boilers, plumbing, limes and cement, wines and liquors, leather and findings, boots and shoes, wall paper, candy, mine supplies, furniture, hotels, and millinery.

Directory of Scranton and Suburban Representatives

Directory lists merchants and firms in Scranton and suburbs with names and addresses across categories such as athletic goods hardware groceries drugs livery dry goods and more. Entries include C M Florey 22 Wyoming and Grand Union Tea Co 100 Main as traders in local commerce.

Grand Union Tea Co

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