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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1897

Page

7

Community notices and events head Scranton calendar

City notes announce a Woman's Keeley League meeting at 7 40 tonight and a transit mileage book extension by the Central Railroad of New Jersey. Augusta Gilmore and others perform at Kim Mark tonight. South Till plant resumes Monday after overhaul. Dr Paxton lectures at Tin Ave Baptist on Mars. Officers named for Scranton Christian Endeavor Union. Numerous marriage notices from Scranton and nearby towns listed.

Keeley New Jersey Augusta Gilmore Kim Jmrk Augusta Heten Gilmore Thiele Dilm Park Church E'Chook Epworth League Tinn Aveshire Baptist Church Dr. Paxton New York Paxton Scranton Christian Enivavor Union George J. Guth Mieke Kenmark Charles Chandler Peckville J. Nelson Garrett Ella S. Lidistone Scranton Richart Hockiner Carbonidile Jennite Mion Jermyn Jonn FP Crookan Nil Gwen Lewis Taylor William J. Munkan Linnie Resar Jonomh Combe Barbara Helps Oylor Harry & Wiesen Hthel Migee Wilkes-Harre Barth FY Lunnon Hannah Smith George Courtright Darlington Lena Kroft Wesley Mitchell Dela Hranca Wilkes-Hatro Henry II, Branning Agnes Walsh Dunmore

Unclear political platform phrasing urged for candidate support

Fragmentary text advocates a political stance and urges voting for Schadt or Morn while opposing certain agents. The source is garbled and references protection and prosperity but lacks clear facts, dates, or locations.

Chicago Schadt

Republican Meetings Set Across City For Campaign

Eloquent speakers outline issues at three venues. Tonight at Previdence armory A A Vosburg W J Lewis John R Farr John Scrage M W Lowry Fred W Vieitz John I Jones and W Gaylord Thomas address voters. Friday at Weber’s rink Taylor features W Gaylord Thomas John T Jones John R Fare and M W Lowry. Monday at Olyphant Opera House hosts John R Jones Fred W Fleitz W Gaylord Thomas John F Serare and M W Lowry.

Previdence Armory A. A. Vosburg W. J. Lewis John R. Farr John ¥. Scrage M. W. Lowry Fred W. Vieitz John i. Jones W. Gaylord Thomas Weber's Rink Taylor John Tt. Jones John BR. Fare Olyphant Opera House John R. Jones Fred W. Fleitz John F. Serare

Welsh Prize Singers to Perform at Scranton Lyceum

The Welsh Prize Singers from the land of song and poetry will make their first appearance in Scranton at the Lyceum on Monday evening, August 25. The group is billed as a charming showcase of vocal talent and cultural artistry.

Land of Song and Poetry Scranton Lyceoum Get

Pocohontas Order Concludes Convention in Scranton

The Pocahontas convention closed with morning and afternoon sessions and an evening entertainment by Nay Aug tribe on South Side. Emma A. Diener of Pottsville presided. Mary Keeney was elected Great Minnehaha with other officers named. A campaign to establish a separate Great Council of the Degree of Pocahontas was approved and will seek votes from state councils.

Mary Keeney Old Forge Pocoshontnas Degree of Pocohontas Order of Red Men Thoms K. Donnelly Philadelphia John KE. Toore Sophia Rogers Easton Great Council of the United States Gravesend England Virginia John Smith Great Sachem Poore Great Sun Hunter Gertrude Dardorf Mechanics Burs Anna FL Full- Mere Taston Mitrest T. C. Melvin St. Charles Hotel Minnehaha Council Bastion Nutter’s Hall Alderstriot South Side Pocahontas Council Com- Pomc Scranton Saengerrunde Pertha Kimble Harrisburg Sagamore Jerome Hite Stestton C. Ll. King Binghamton Charles Schouseh Povehontas Sachem Poore Harrison Nesbitt Charles Behousch Charles Mohz Thilip Graf Peter Neu John Moss G. Fred Schwenker Charles Wirth George Kelch Adam Wolehl Jacob Becher Richard Culegor Charles Heir William Zang Chas, Rose William Hammen

Plentiful Wimpum Minted as Council Installations Complete

On Tuesday evening Deputy Great Sachem Howart Allien of Taylor installed officers including Sachem Philip Lutenburger senior sagamore GF Behwenker junior sagamore Max Ludwig prophet Charles Holer keeper of records George Keith treasurer William Zang and trustees John Math Charles Scheuch and Charles Rose in the treasury setting.

Sachem Howart Allien Taylor Philip Lutenburger Sagamore Behwenker Max Ludwig Prophet Charles Holer George Keith William Zang John Math Charles Scheuch Charles Rose

Bryanites use deceptive tricks to split Republicans in elections

The text argues that Bryanized Democrats will spread false charges and hire disloyalists to lure Republicans away from their party. It warns this tactic could boost a Bryanite bid in national campaigns and complicate McKinley’s path, the Republican congress, and sound money policy. The call to action questions whether readers will allow the tactic to succeed.

McKinley

Yorkshire mill project stalls in Scranton drive

J W L Brock of Hudderefeld England continues talks to locate a woolen mill in Scranton. He met with D B Atherton and planned a North End site inspection by the Driving Park Syndicate near the park river. Officials favor northern labor and rail access as factors in attracting the Yorkshire firm. Brock will tour other cities before advising his employers.

J. W. L. Brock Hudderefeld Yorkshire Eng Tribune Brock Weat Side Board of Trade D. B. Atherton Scranton Board of Trade Driving Park Syndicate

Letters From the People Opinion Page Note

Short letters of interest published with the writer’s name under the heading Letters From the People. The Tribune disclaims responsibility for opinions here expressed.

Tribune

Fake Advertising in The Tritine Editorial Sparks Outcry

A letter complains about a parjay issue featuring a "Fake Advertising" editorial while also running a large fake ad. The writer accuses the paper of promoting unsafe ads, citing city officials and licensed merchants harmed by inconsistent pricing and counterfeit promotions. The correspondent urges returning to regular advertising rates.

Parjay Lewibe Mmayor

Sympathy Letter From Dunmore Presbyterian Society

A 1897 Dunmore Ohio sympathy note from Mrs A M Minnkinton and society leaders expresses condolences to Mr B Bulkley on Mrs Bulkley's death. It praises her charity Dorcas work supplying coats and garments, notes her cheerful greeting, and offers prayers for comfort and strength in bereavement.

B. Bulkles

A Cooling Drink in Fevers With Acid Phosphate

Dr C H B Davis of Meriden Connecticut reports using Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a pleasant cooling drink in fevers and expresses strong satisfaction with the result.

Horsford C. H. 8. Davis Meriden, Conn

Inference Sparks Debate on Garden of Eden Bicycle Claim

Helen questions the idea of Eye riding a bicycle in the Garden of Eden as Larkines calls it mere inference. The exchange touches on biblical events and a tip from Town Topics.

Helen Garden Aden Larkines

Synod of Reforming Episcopal Church Opens With Reports

The New York Philadelphia synod of the Reformed Episcopal Church met at Grace Reformed Church as officers were reappointed and reports heard. Treasurer’s figures show receipts of 2600.59 against expenses of 1738.07 with a balance of 221.87, plus gifts from Grace Church and Mr. G. W. Frits. The evening session focused on Foreign Missions with Dr Sabine of New York delivering a stirring address on global work and Christian Endeavorers contributing 5.25 million dollars for travel to the San Francisco meeting. Delegates from multiple churches were listed, and adjournment followed a telegram of greeting to the Chicago synod.

Sabine New York Doger Philadelphia New York and Philadelphia Reformed Piacanal Church Grace Reformed Church Nicholsuon Rt. Riv William Rr, Nicholson Hey. W. Miller Magrath Brooklyn T. Mason Wilmington Delaware W. D. Stevens Newark N. J Stevens Mr. Stevens Bishop Nicholson I. I Reynolis Robert TL. Rudolph George W. T Douglis Joseph Tearvon Fehop W. R. Nicholson Forest B. Digor Willam A. Freemantle H. 8. Hoffman DP. D J. Howard Smith G. W. Huntington Newburgh N. Y Murray Wik Noo Buchid Phillips Thomas J. Mison Del Robert L. Ruetth William T. Sobite George Savory Boston Alex, Sloan Sidney Neasher West Chester W. Micler Magrath Hronklyn Delogues Grace Church G. W. Frits Frestyters Samuel Crawford Brickle Mason W. Gallagher Bassinger Home Special Synod Trust Chicago Synod Mph Foreign Missions Tullson Voice of Christ Voice of Opportunity San Francisco Christian Church

Shoes of the Kind That Give Satisfaction

An ad touts a varied footwear assortment praised for style comfort and elegance. It claims perpetual low prices and a cash payment model as keys to beating competitors and expanding trade.

Hats and feathers headline city shop appeal

Advert says the store offers stylish hats and low prices on ribbons trim hats ostrich and fancy feathers. It invites ladies to visit and compare prices, promising satisfaction as pennies count.

Piano for sale from trade in Fischer instrument

Piano offered at a low price after trade for a new Fischer. Original cost was about 500 dollars a few years ago. Sale prices listed include 90 dollars and numerous organs from Wilcox & White Estey and Waters. Quick sale promised with many sterling makes in stock.

Boston Oe Spears Crade Fischer Wilcox & White Estey New England Waters

Print List of Bar Gains and Easy Payment Plans

A request is issued to send for a printed list detailing bar gains and special plans offering easy payments. The notice emphasizes accessible options for customers seeking flexible terms.

Ladies' Coats of Last Year Marked Up for Sale

Our cloak department offers this year's style garments at moderate prices. Many coats from last year have been altered to resemble current fashions, but the fit and hang may disappoint. We guarantee all garments to be this year's make, perfect in style and fit, and invite a visit to inspect the up to date assortment.

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