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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1896
Page
3
The report outlines a conservative surgical approach for the lower bowel focusing on hemorrhoids fissure fistula and ulceration. It discusses planned procedures aimed at minimal invasiveness and reduced recovery time.
The issue reports the first appearance of Pheen a social and literary paper modeled on chap books, with aims to publish entertaining society news and select literature. It also covers club prize plans, weddings, parties, and forthcoming nuptials among local residents and visitors.
Fragmentary society notes show gatherings and greetings across families and individuals in Lewks and nearby towns. Mentions include Meyer Duyidow in New York City, James Anghim as a Bradford guest, Miss Mary Canavan and Elizabeth Lees, Silsi Agnes McCann, and several other locals at various homes and events. A Westminster, New York attendance is listed among registered attendees. An announcement in the Washington Examiner notes a judge nomination in Lewksi, with biographical details of the candidate.
The Bellevue St Peter's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society marks its eleventh anniversary with remarks by Father McNally of the West Side. Peter F. Metroy Hyde Park and Thomas A. Donahoe also spoke while Senator J C Vaughan outlined the group’s history. The society traces to a dispute over hiring a band in 1885 and includes past presidents Miles Clark William Melonough and M J OToole among others. Two members died in the Mud Run accident.
On Saturday several workers suffered injuries at mines and mills. John W White of Wavine Avenue badly injured after a car jumped the track. John Kelloway of Oak Street broken in a cave-in. Thomas McGuire of Marvine Avenue broke a shoulder wrestling at the Marvine column. Price Linyard a drover boy severely injured at Lengetts Creek mine with a broken kneecap. Frank Walker and Steve Polouskie crushed by a car in the Mayfield Erle mine. Polouskie died from a broken neck. others injured.
The Scranton Symphony Orchestra schedules three phony concerts at the Frothingham Dee on Feb 14 3 15 and April 18 with Theodore Hemberger as musical director. The goal is to feature as many local musicians as possible in the orchestra.
Our ladies shoes feature a new lightweight Box Calf material for fall and winter. Available in lace and button styles with heavy soles for wear without rubbers. Water resistant, comfortable toe, and offered in extra high lace for skating. Also available for misses and children in all sizes.
Rev. Hogers Israel reviews parish group work on St. Luke's Day observances. Activities span kindergarten care, Girls Friendly Society sewing and lessons, Brotherhood of St. Andrew and Men's Guild programs, Women s Guild aid to sick and poor, hospital visits, missionary support, and a planned parish house. Today includes a rectory reception and a congregational meeting with sermons by visiting clergy.
Rev Frederick Holter pastor of Christ Evangelical Lutheran church Cedar avenue preached his farewell last night and will be installed next Sunday at St Pauls Lutheran Jersey City. He leaves Thursday noon with family to begin new charge. St Pauls has 600 members and church property valued at 29000. He expanded Christ church from 60 to 800 in five years seven months and started many programs and schools. He preached against beer and dances and oversaw growth and community works including a parish school and German Polish Lutheran program. His farewell sermon emphasized faith and grace.
The Arch diaconry of Scranton holds its annual autumn meeting in Carbondale. Various local churches report sermons and services from Rev. W J Fort Green Ridge, Rev George La Alrich Grace Reformed, Rev G L Malee United Evangelical Circon, Rev W Edgar Providence, and others. Delegates attend the Bipe Worth League and Washburn Street services feature topics on faith and perseverance.
Changes take effect today for the Delaware Lackawanna and Western system. Adjustments include new departure and arrival times for the Southern division to New York Tob y Hanna and from New York to Oswego. The Nicholson summer train at 4 pm will be abandoned.
The New York, Ontario and Western railway invites readers to its annual fall excursion to New York City on Monday October 26. Tickets are sold at a low round trip fare, valid on any Oct 26 train with return within five days, extendable five more days at a small charge. The program promises luxury seating, Pullman sleeping cars, and the finest day coaches, with full leisure in NYC’s theatres and stores.
Florence Crittenden mission held its annual meeting selecting officers for the year led by President Frances B. Swan. The report showed finances healthy with 1054.98 receipts and 1400.05 building fund, and a $200 legacy from H. A. Hess estate. A plea urged greater member effort to reach 1,000 new members.
Rexford's presents the first chapters of its big New York china showcase in Scranton. Three drayloads arrived today with more merchandise en route over the next two weeks. Imported china at Texford's right prices promises value and variety.
The matron Mrs. Morris presents the year’s report noting about 455 inmates sheltered. At least forty two now lead respectable lives and have been placed in homes or with parents through the mission. The center also cared for homeless and unprotected young girls.
Frank T. Austin a 25 year old Delaware Lackawanna and Western brakeman was killed when a freight car he stood on split in two at Cark's Summit Saturday morning. The jar as the cars came together threw him to the ground fracturing his skull. He was married and lived with his parents at Hallstead.
A large audience attended Saturday matinee and evening performances of Uncle Tom’s Cabin at the Frothingham. The show featured many specialties and a humorous political cake walk with presidential candidates, highlighting the production’s enduring appeal. Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Beecham’s pills are advertised in the text.
Decorated buff and gold china pieces offered at low prices from 25 to 29 cents per item. Cream pitcher sugar bowl and berry sets shown. Bradley Hubbard lamp with silk shade offered at five dollars. gold plated lamp with onyx pillar and base valued at fifteen dollars now ten.
About 50 boys 3-piece suits with short pants offered at very low prices. Heavy weight mixtures previously sold for 7.00 8.00 and 10.00.
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