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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1895
Page
2
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John Anderson and George Guppy noted as typhoid victims with funeral plans set for Langcliffe cemetery. Edith Johns, Mary A. Deetle, and Mary Kearney mentioned in wake of illness and social calls. Other items include weddings of Walter Biggar and Hannah Patterson, infant funeral for Trose Oxzborne, and visits from Hugh Jennings, Roy Gay, and James Dwyer.
A surprise party honored Mr and Mrs Hartman of Sussex Street Norber town before they left for Wilkes Barre. Guests included Mook Owens Searle Roach Hugres Kenney Davis Connie Huntelager Bowen Titchards C Pivans M Davis Florence Seal Mauele Richards A William and Hartmans all of Barber town and others. Professor Hallon plans a dancing class at Columbia hall tonight. Miss Hokes of Hazleton visits Sliby residents.
George Gleason now works in the Herald block on Church street leaving the Car bondale Herald to manage the Mallatead Herald. The Allen block third floor will be fitted for lodge use.
Wilkes-Barre hosts a brisk Young Men's Christian Association field meet at Seeld with six in the 100 yard dash and multiple events. Matron won the 100 yard dash, White took the bicycle race, and Quinnan and Stewart led in hurdles and long jumps amid strong showings by Keller, Thomas, and others.
The Barr ing and McSweeney agency earns praise for Morello’s capture near Old Forge after a year on the run. The same agency solved the Barney Reich murder case in Wilkes-Barre and led the Rik county murderers hunt, showcasing extensive operations with offices in Scranton Wilkes Barre and branches in New York and Seattle.
At about 7 PM Saturday a Devin car No 26 collided with an Isastrous wagon of the old Storage company at Jackson and Noray Main streets. Conductor John Flanagan and Motorman Harry Devers were in charge. Devers was thrown to the street, horses fell, and the wagon nearly demolished. A crowd gathered as reports blamed streetcar operators, while one driver swore the car traveled thirty miles an hour. Devers received facial injuries and a wrenched arm, but his condition was later described as not serious plus he was taken to his boarding house the injuries treated.
Blanchard the youngest Dorrance shaft victim died Saturday morning in hospital after a long struggle since the explosion. He was 17, a member of the engineering corps, and beloved by workers. He leaves parents Mr and Mrs Dawid Whinehard of Parone and two sisters. He will be buried from the Lead in Parsons today.
A string of minor accidents and community notes: Mies Proasor and Mive Evans of the Welot Ladies choir performed at First Motholtet Splecopal church. Mile Nitec injured in a Detn wWite and Huson train incident near MT Crest. Miner Toni Schwiiteer and laborer Matt Kosiogka faced Friday explosion in the Mutton wooi iraftt. Waykin, of Achley, injured in a street car crash Saturday. An ad touts New South American Kidney Cure. C M Harris Drug, 125 Penn Ave, Scranton offers it for relief. Miss Vanderbilt’s favorite hymn listed as When I Can Read My Title Clear.
A shattered verse recalls a sick woman named Baly and a sequence of aliases including Canoria Cuil Castoria Misa and Castoris. It notes she cried and later had children, with Castoria referenced as a remedy or product in the fragmented lines.
The Prorie a Brauer Tate Way Co Stockholders are summoned to meet at the secretary Tom Common wealth Building Keranton on Tuesday 6th of povaalet 16 at 9 p.m. to elect directors and conduct other business Horace E Hand secretary. Notice is given for the annual meeting for the election of directors and transaction of business.
A scanned Tribune page fragment shows classified ads and notices. It includes wants for salesmen agents and general help, reader thanks for advertisements, and various job and merchandise requests. Names, places, and incomplete phrases are scattered, with several lines referencing Avoca Alden Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland and other locales. The text resembles an early newspaper ad section with mixed legibility and OCR artifacts.
jumble of vintage help wanted notices for agents sales of violins cigars hair curlers and more. scattered addresses and towns appear with promised commissions salaries and sample free offers. several listings reference Philadelphia Chicago New York Baltimore and other locales with various goods and opportunities.
Classified listings show job ads and personal notices from a Scranton area newspaper page. Entries include a servant position, coachman, housekeeper, office work, bookkeeper, and a refined widow seeking domestic help with travel flexibility. Wages and locations vary, with Tribune office contact addresses for responses.
A fragmented page shows many professional cards. Dentists Dr William A Tart Dr G Edgar Dean Dr J Batson and others advertise offices on Wyoming and Washington avenues with specialties in porcelain, crown work, obstetrics, eye practice, skin tumors, and general surgery. Attorneys J Rissups Hand Jes Hworace Flow Ann Patterson Wilcox Comerfy and others list addresses on Washington and Lackawanna avenues and Commonwealth buildings in Scranton and Beranton.
School of the Lackawanna in Scranton prepares children for college of business and lists a September 9 opening. Kindergarten at Worcester’s Kindergarten and School on Adams Avenue opens September 9 with term rates. various local hotels and depots are mentioned in brief notices.
Time table notices for the Central Railroad of New Jersey and the Lehigh and Susquehanna divisions list train routes and schedules. It includes departures to Atlantic City New York Newark Elizabeth and Philadelphia and connections to Allentown Bethlehem Reading Terminal Mauchehu nk as well as service notes and station agent contact.
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