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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1896

Page

6

New Students Flourish as College Shows Strength

In larger chambers this week the shorthand department reports 108 students the highest count yet. Professors are busy showcasing faculty superiority while other colleges seek to recruit, all efforts in vain. A young actor Jamies Young performed Shakespeare before students, earning praise and hints of a future rival to Edwin Booth. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills are promoted as health aids, with cold remedies and a quick stew product advertised.

Wiliams

Men’s Fall Shoes Headline

Local store announces arrival of new men’s fall and winter shoes praised for comfort and serviceability. New styles and stock just received showcase the season’s footwear offerings for men.

Bull Dog style shoes debut in calf enamel and patent leather

The new Bull Dog style is the acme of the shoe makers art. They cost three dollars and four dollars. Available in all sizes.

Court terms end with mixed verdicts and enticement case

The October criminal term closed with William Conroy and Thomas Malloy of Minooka found not guilty of assault and battery while ordered to pay costs. Tra G Westcott and John Van Horn were acquitted for enticing girls under 16 though costs were charged to them. Other cases resulted in various guilty, not guilty, or cost assignments, including a murder link and multiple thefts.

William Conroy Thomas Malloy Minovukn John Alien Carbondale Minooka Cnllty Patrick Peeney South Side John Yonalones Adam Miklarkey John J. White Fell Township Adolph Schwartung White William Rogers Unan Anna Allen Lackawanna Avenue Costa John Montage John Mezak Andrew Holomko Priceburg Alexander Grass Thomas Robinson Henry Johnson Alonzo Haley William Peck Pell Township Michael Glazer Wars Michael Oloptowski John Chester Peck David Wayman Tra G. Westcott John van Horn George 8. Horn John R. Edwards BE. W. Thayer Edwards Josephine Westcott George van Horn Westcott van Horn Luce Maud A. Ross Esther Cole Wiliam F. Davis Jane Lidyvett Eynon Street Davis John Allen William Thomias Paul Skoda Kate Crzerwack August Schmitt Philip Soar John J. Murphy Commonwealth Soar Schmitt

Parade of Railway Men in Scranton Tonight

The Railway Men’s Sound Money clubs of Scranton and vicinity plan a parade this evening in Scranton. Any club not yet invited is welcome to join at the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western depot and march along a listed route through Lackawanna avenue and surrounding streets before returning to the depot.

Railway Men's Sound Money Clubs Scranton Railway Sound Money Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Depot Delaware,Lackawanna and Western Depot Lackawanna Avenue Adama Spruce Jefferson Linden Madison Clay Washington Wyoming Lackawanna Delaware Western Depot

Parade Preparations With 6000 in Line For Republican Event

Scranton prepares for Tuesday parade estimated to draw about 6000 participants with 500 from Wilkes-Barre. Grand marshal Oakford issued orders, detailing aides, assembly points, line of march and five club divisions. Scranton- Wilkes-Barre exchange noted with bicycle division specifics and lantern distribution. Wood's Business College advertises scholarships.

George Thompson New York Wilkes- Barre Wilkes-Barre Oakford A. J. Colborn, Jr H. P. Simpson K. M. Scranton J. B Wookey J.B Kian Walker Briggs C. C. Mattes W. G. Parke Norman Parke Frank T. Okell William A. Connell Walter Henwood Willard Matthews Syron Thomas KR. Brooks Frank §. Barker A Gardner William Boftley W. FE Decker Jennings Percy F. Megargle Harry van Horn William J. Brown Franklin Henshaw Mulberry Street Franklin Avenue Franklin Lackawanna Tackawanna Adams Spruce Jefferson Washington Mulberry Penn Court House Square Firet West Side South Side Central City Lac Ra Wesinas Maden Fraklin Linden J. Weaoford D. B. Athettos Bicycle Division H. P. Hitchcock I. L. Rollson C. F. Knight Harry Pierce Harry Northup KB. E. Chase George Brooks B. Jermyn Pe Depue Frank C. Wettling Sam

Russian Pole Charged in Murder Near Sweyer's Patch

County Detective Leyshon arrested Frank Sivruta 25 a Russian Pole in Priceburg for felonious wounding in the death of John Sokoloskie after a beating near Sweyer's Patch between Avoca and Sait hville. Sivruta confessed to the assault and is held on bail with Eckert expected to take charge.

Leyshon Priceburg Sweyer's Avoca S#aithville Tne Frank Sivruta John Sokoloskie Sokoloskie Wilkes-Barre Sivruta Kolchinski Barron Justice of the Peace Logan Dickson

Pittsburg Meeting Elevates Local Officials to State Roles

Poor Directors Frederick L Fuller Mrs Frances B Swan P J Murphy and I L Terppe with Attorney John F Scragg returned from Pittsburg where they attended the annual meeting of the poor directors of the state W Langstaff president of the local board was elected a state vice president though absent Scranton was chosen as the site for the next state convention in October 1897 drawing 200 to 400 visitors.

Frederick L. Fuller Frances B. Swan P. J. Murphy I. L. Terppe John F. Scragg Pittsburg W. &. Langstaff Scranton

Polling Place Changes for Minooka Voters

An order of court directs the South district Lackawanna township polling place be established in a booth on Main street in Minooka. The new site sits on a vacant lot owned by the Costello estate next to John J Coyne’s hotel, replacing the St Joseph’s hall that burned on St Patrick's night.

Lackawanna Township Michael Costello Main Street Minooka John J. Coyne St.Joseph's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society St. Patrick's

Davidow Bros Great Auction Sale Draws Pleasant Crowd

A pleasant crowd attends Davidow Bros auction sale with smiles and bargains. Private dining rooms and special attention at Lohmann's on Spruce Street offered. Watches including Elgin Waltham Springfield Hampden in gold or silver cases advertised at favorable prices.

Davidow Bros Lohmann's Spruce Street Elgin Waltham Springfield Hampden

Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Advertised Worldwide

An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup used for over fifty years by mothers for teething pain. It claims to soothe the child, soften gums, allay pain, cure wind colic, and aid diarrhoea, selling for twenty five cents a bottle in druggists worldwide.

Mrs. Winslow

Kinsley Investigation Focuses on Sunday World Charges

Mayor Bailey says he will supervise an inquiry into charges alleging some teams used in city work are owned by Mr. Kinsley rather than the paying parties. The probe aims to verify the charges and assess any misconduct if true.

Kinsley Bailey Wagner Sunday World

Nickel Plate Route Ad Promotes Buffalo to Chicago Service

An advertisement notes a 25 cent cure claim for a product called the little Red Hooped Keg sold by grocers. It promotes travel by leaving Buffalo at 6 55 a m and arriving in Chicago at 9 00 p m via the Nickel Plate Road.

Buffalo Chicago Nickel Plate Road

Lamps for sale from factory samples in New York

Factory samples of lamps are offered at deep discounts. Highlights include Number One 1410 style library lamp with decorated globe for 1.39, a 26 inch brass base lamp at 1.69, a 2.90 silk shade lamp with 18 inch shade, and a 5.90 onyx lamp with 18 karat gold plating. Onyx tables offered at 7 for a large 12 inch top unit. Limited stock, first come.

New York

Lamp Sale Offers Limited Time Bargains

These prices hold good only while this lot lasts. Such bargains aren’t expected for a year. We mention only a few of the lamp wonders at this great sale.

New Cover New Ribs New Stick New Anything

A brief item notes a refresh or update across multiple product lines. It highlights a change in cover, rib design, stick, and other components as part of a broader update. No specific brands or dates are provided in the readable text.

The Ideal American Trip By Northern Steamship Co

The ad promotes The Northwest and Northland service from Buffalo to Cleveland, Detroit, Mackinac, Duluth, and western points with daylight passage to Minneapolis and other cities. It highlights the Great Northern Railway connection, a buffet library and observation car, a new 7 hour Portland route via Spokane, and the Lake Minetonka resort Hotel Lafayette with contact for A. A. Heard, Buffalo.

Northern Steamship Company Northwest Northland Buffalo Cleveland Detroit Mackinac Duluth Western Points Great Northern Railway Minneapolis St. Paul Great Falls Helens Putte Spokane Pacific Coast

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