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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1896
Page
3
A medical office at 308 N Washington Ave Scranton Pa offers conservative surgery for conditions of the lower bowel including hemorrhoids fissure fistula and ulceration. The ad highlights noninvasive approaches and patient-focused care within a surgical specialty.
Maueh Chunk resident J I Kemmerer registered at the Hotel Jermyn. Green inet's School Controler Francois left for Chicago on business. Frank T Stover from the West Side visits New York for business. Hillings Stroud of Montrose, formerly in Northern Pennsylvania insurance circles, spent yesterday here. Mrs Thomas of Leah Jones & Co with head trimmer in New York City. Mr and Mrs William Alney of Foster hosted by Captain and Mrs E D Fellows Monday. Misease Carpenter of Bloomebure returned home after a brief visit with Aira HM Fellows.
Hal Pointer once ruled the turf with a 2444 mark races Raven in three one mile heats at the Driving Park. Raven holds the half mile record and a 2.10 mile best. A $500 2.20 race for non-professionals features top horses such as Moud I Porteus Pomp Joe Joe Fred Cook Trilly Way Bertha C and more with notable entries from D F Muir M Keller L Paterson and others.
New stock of fall and winter men’s shoes arrives featuring calf enamel and patent leather styles. The Bull Dog model is highlighted as the peak of shoemaking art with prices at three and four dollars, available in all sizes.
Rev Dr Gitlin warns against politics that divide rich and poor and urges unity and brotherhood. He cites labor and capital interdependence, warns against coercion and class hostility, and calls ministers to lift all while preserving individual effort and liberty. The sermon centers on the rich and the poor meeting together under one maker.
A massive Republican mass meeting is planned at the Frothingham Thursday evening with speakers Governor Hastings General Latta General Reeder Colonel Hall Pittsburg and Philadelphia mayor Charles F Warwick Attorney Reynolds will chair. The public event offers open seating except Juniors as experts. a large crowd is expected as reform questions are discussed.
Mrs. Phoebe A. Rhodes of North Abington sues Joseph Carpenter for $5,000 claiming he slandered her in front of witnesses by alleging she stole all her property from the Binkely Poor district. The case marks a civil action filed yesterday by prominent northern residents.
The habeas corpus hearing for Andrew Pallyo and Paul Punta ended with Punta briefly freed before being arrested on an assault charge. Pallyo remained in jail after bail set at 50,000. prosecutors argued the case likely involves manslaughter. Sechmo testified of a deadly confrontation at the Pallyo home, and an interpreter warned him not to testify or face ten years.
Thursday night’s event caps the local campaign with speakers Governor Hastings General Latta General Reeder Colonel Harry Hall and Mayor Warwick of Philadelphia. The meeting invites both Democratic and Republican citizens to attend.
Elizabeth Cobley was divorced yesterday from Rev. William Henry Cobley by Judge Edwards. Attorneys Patterson and Wilcox represented the libellant. The Cobleys married July 4, 1869 and lived in Daleville for eight years of marriage after moving to Pennsylvania seventeen years ago. Cobley, once a clergyman, left his wife in March two years ago and resided in Dunmore. Reports of his conduct with Phowbe Jack and a woman named Stevens contributed to the divorce.
A local sale advertises 25 lamps with varied designs from six to ten dollars, many under five dollars, plus bulk lot deals and a small stationery selection. The offer includes silk shades, decorated globes, and assorted lamp lots, with inexpensive paper packs, envelopes, and playing cards priced to attract bulk buyers.
Advertising line promises best makes at low cost with items including Banquet sets Piano Vases Princess pieces with Silk Shades Decorated Globes Onyx Top Tables and similar home furnishings.
A brief item announces a change with a playful line about new cover ribs slick or anything else new. It hints at product or design updates but provides no concrete details or entities.
The store advertises about 50 boys three piece suits with short pants in sizes 12 to 16 years offered at very low prices.
We offer rare bargains in Underclothing with heavy Jersey Ribbed Shirts or Drawers at 50c each, extra length. Natural Wool at 75c, typically $1.00. Jersey Ribbed Egyptian Cotton at 25c with silk neck band. Hygiene Wool Fleece lined at $1.00, claimed to not shrink. Hohenzolleren Underwear from Germany at $1.75, with Australian wool and fine finish.
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