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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1895

Page

8

Pure Food Law Endorsed as Safeguard Against Adulteration

The Pure Food Law passed by several state legislatures including Pennsylvania Ohio and Michigan is praised as a needed safeguard. Cleveland's Baking Powder states it remains unaffected as a pure product with clearly listed ingredients. The Cleveland Baking Powder Co guarantees compliance with the law and protection from penalties in selling its product.

Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan Cleveland Cleveland Baking Powder Co Cleveland Boxine Powper Co New York

City Notes Briefs From Scranton Area

Marriage licenses issued to Thomas O Connor and Bridget Conway. Clergy shifts announced as Rev J C Madden of Dimock Pa changes pulpits with Rev A E Douglass of Clark s Green. Local business trips to Philadelphia aim to reopen the glass factory. Administration granted to Josephine Miller for Charles Farber estate. Caledonian club to hold Halloween social at Fuller s Hall. Andrew Vross given home at poor farm after jail stay. Keeley league plans to welcome Rev H M Cole with address on real live subject. Various notes on ministers, legal actions, and examinations in Lackawanna county.

Thomas O'Connor Bridget Conway J. C. Madden Dimock A. E. Douglass Clark's Green J. H. Steele A. L. Francois Philadelphia Charles Farber City of Scranton Josephine Miller Scranton Caledonian Club Hallowe'en Fuller’s Hall Lackawanna Avenue Andrew Vross Keeley League Friends of the Cause Institute H. M. Cole Cole National League Charlies Phillips Wilkes-Barre Pittston Elm Park Elijah L. Santee Lackawanna Methodist Episcopal Church Baniee Hughes Jackson Street Baptist Church Lackawanna Drayman Fall River

It May Rain Umbrellas at Mears & Hagges

A fragment notes Gloria umbrellas tied oak or natural sticks priced at 0 cents offered by Mears and Hagges in an apparent sales snapshot.

Mears & Hagges

Olyphant Contested Election Case Heard in Court

In a quarter session argument, the Olyphant contested election case drew focus as 28 mail votes in the Third ward were reviewed. Attorneys O’Brien for Burke and Warren O Matley for Flynn argued. the report by Commissioners Murphy and Davis was questioned and subsequently upheld with further action to deduct these votes from the returns. Minor cases on remitting courts were also heard.

South Abington Commonwealth Thomas Holtham John F. Scrage Ward John R. Jones John F. Murphy David J. Davis Joseph O'Brien Edward J. Burke Everett Warren Charles P. O Matley John J. Flynn Olyphant Edward 7. Burke Flynn M. O'Brien

Chess and Checker Club Moves Home in Scranton

The Scranton Chess and Checker club perfected an organization Thursday and will occupy rooms at 416 Lackawanna Avenue second floor. Edward Merrifield was chosen temporary chairman and officers elected include John F.P. Scrage resident Dr E J Merce secretary and treasurer Professor F Kopf and A Friedwald executive committee Edmund Darth H J Anderson and Mr Worden. Committees were formed to furnish the rooms and playing paraphernalia. Wednesdays and Saturdays were set as playing nights with admission for patrons and friends.

Lackawanna Avenue Scranton Chess and Checker Club Edward Merrifield John FP. Scrage E. J. Merce F. Kopf Friedwald Edmund Darth H. J. Anderson Worden

New Rubber Tired Carriage Promises Modern Vehicles

Scranton firm William Blume & Son promotes rubber tired and ball bearing axle carriages as the future of locomotion. They claim earlier buggy designs led the way with the first rubber tired, ball bearing axle buggy in the city, and they project several orders and spring deliveries with show stock and demonstrations for buyers.

Scranton Ouf Meéesara William Blume & Son C.oo Blume & 80

Home board debates relief and a widow's tale

The Halside Home Board met in the afternoon with Mr. Gibbone presiding in Langstaffs absence. A resolution by Mr. Sholden to bar outdoor relief for applicants drew sharp criticism from Mr. Gibbons. Mrs. Alice Theron, a young widow, testified that her Providence uncle used to promise wealth, then forced her into housework and exploited her. A case involving John Parker, who suffered an apoplectic fit outside the room, caused a disturbance before his removal.

Gibbone Langstaff Sholden Gibbons Alice Theron Wiow Comptarce Theron Providence Paasa Melchbor Mr. Shotten John Parker

News and editorial departments move to Washington Avenue

The Trine news and editorial departments leave Penn avenue and Spruce street for a new building on Washington avenue four doors above Linden street. The Tunes operations will be joined there by the Job printing and bindery departments within days. The business office stays at the familiar place until notified, and the Washington avenue office will open next Monday for subscriptions and transient advertising.

Trine Penn Avenue Spruce Street Eccupr Washington Avenue Linden Street

Paine’s celery compound praised by Turney family

The Turney family of St Anthony Iowa credits Paine’s celery compound with restoring health after a nervous debility. Mrs Turney says the remedy rebuilt strength, appetite, and blood quality while her husband and three children also benefited. The notice warns winter debility and rheumatic and neuralgia risks.

Paine Turney St. Anthony Iowa

Funeral of Mrs Norton Interment at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery

The funeral for Mrs Mary Norton was held yesterday morning from 15 Penn Avenue. A solemn high mass was celebrated at the cathedral with Rev M J Millane and priests Rev J A O’Reilly and Rev Father Carmody assisting. Interment followed at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery. Pall bearers included M J Kelly Anthony Welly Anthony Clark John Molaan James Gaviean and John Horo while floral tributes were carried by William Molaan John Kelly and Meera Gordon O’Hera.

Mary Norton Penn Avenue Formrowlage M. J. Millane J. A. O'Reilly Bacon Father Carmody Father Millane Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery M. J. Kelly Arthony Welly Anthony Clark John Molaan James Gaviean John Horo William Molaan John Kelly Meera Gordon O'Hera

Hog Rampage Hits Scranton Office Evidence of theft and damage

A live hog from Forest City broke into Auvenst Matriven's National Express office at 306 Lackawanna Avenue, ransacked the desk, smashed jars of butter, and caused property damage. The animal was recaptured after a chase aided by boys and dogs, with several small claims paid for goods damaged during the rampage.

Auvenst Mark Kirby Delaware County Frank Brundage Providence Brundage Mattison

Diocesan Changes Form Pitts ton Parish and Appoints Priests

A new parish combining Pittston Junction and Duryea was formed by Rt. Rev. Bishop Mara. Father Greve becomes pastor. Rev. J J Griffin moves from Honesdale to Carbondale and Father O Byrne succeeds him. New priests include Father Dixon and Father Lavelle to Pittston. Father Malore replaces Dixon at the college. Father Kelly assists Father Hoban at Pittston.

Pittston Pittston Junction Duryea Mara Father Greve John Finnen St. John's Church Purish J. J. Griffin Honesdale Carbondale Father O'Byrne Dixon St. Thomas’ College Father Lavelle Father Malore Father Dixon Father Kelly Will Father Hoban Avhey

Scranton Bicycle Club Football to Clash with Shamokin Athletic

Scranton Bicycle club football team departs for Shamokin for a gridiron clash with Shamokin Athletic. Captain Welsh misses the lineup due to illness in Pittsburgh. lineup includes Owens Cogwind Connery Cleveland Zang Allen Decker Walsh Thayer Posner Ayers and Steele Ruddy Mantoy Brieg. They expect a tough game as Shamokin has defeated all opponents to date.

Scranton Bicycle Club Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Shamokin Shamokin Athletic Scranton Welsh Pittsburg Bri. A. Gilmore Thin City Jersey Central Shomokin

Great sale continues at Martin Delany sheriff sale

Bargains abound as the workingman’s friend suit in extra heavy Cheviot is advertised as durable and inexpensive. A large stock of 50 cent on the dollar items remains, with 4 off on fall purchases. Location details place the sale at Martin Delany’s old stand, Coal F(x) change, Wyoming Avenue 430 feet above Scranton to Scheibel’s hotel. Also advertised are beer and liquor offerings at nearby shops and a Nickel Plate Road description.

Martin & Delany Scranton Martin * Delany Wyoming Avenue

Local ads offer repairs and goods at Guernsey Bros

An assortment of shop notices lists repairs by telephone and walk in at Guernsey Bros Turnquest Wash Ave. The ad touts jewelry, photo albums, Bibles and testaments, holiday books at half price, and pocketbooks. It mentions clocks, heavy repairs, and delivery by telephone.

Turnquest Adaes Goll Pratt Turnquest’s NG Wash Turni Pratt's

Jones Edwards at Lake Ariel nuptials report

At the residence of the bridegroom's parents near Lake Ariel Vic Jones and Migra wed. The ceremony occurred in a family setting with local attendees from Lake Ariel and surrounding areas.

Jones-Edwards Lake Ariel Vic Jones and Migra Y Bawards

Unclear fragmentary obituary note from VA

Fragmentary OCR item notes a person described as the wife of a doctor on Sickle, with a referenced time Friday evening October 26 and a Monday afternoon 229 p.m. from a late residence.

Sheee Ae H On Sickle

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