Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Scranton Tribune in Scranton, Pennsylvania

We have 17,918,174 pages in Pennsylvania

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1897

Page

2

Fire at Factoryville destroys barn and silo

A large barn and silo belonging to Horace Seamans burned last Tuesday at 12 o clock over the borough line in La Plume. The fire, started on the roof, overwhelmed the structure with crops and livestock saved. Nearby plugs were insufficient to reach the blaze. Nearby events include a Keystone football game against St Thomas College and various local notices and visits.

Horace Seamans la Plame Keystone St. Thomas College Keystones Adelbert Knott Reynolds Hall Alma Wrighey Ella Carr Scranton Frank Wedeman Prinecide Baptist Atel Wrighey Carverton Alulaig Behuyskill Tie Family Mace K Reynolds JL. Foster & Cy E Store Charles Kinnefelter Old Depot Tom Monsey George Crisman N. B. Reynolds

Hallstead Literary and Debating Society Meeting

Hallstead The Literary and Debating Oneley of the Railroad Young Men's Christian association will hold its regular weekly meeting this Thursday evening with a debate on the topic There is more Measure in anticipation than in participation John M Simmons leads the affirmative and Fred D Lamb the negative All men are invited to attend these meetings

Oneley Railroad Young Men's Christian Association John M. Simmons Jeader Fred D. Lamb Society

Republican Victory Hinted As Last-Minute Drive Tightens

President and Professor B W Perse discussed party outlook with Fred W Church and Fred J D Lamb as rail schedules show stable times. The Goold Citizens League meets Friday at the Baptist church while Republicans push hard for a full ticket win next Tuesday amid strong party mood.

Public schools closed as teachers attend annual institute

The Luverne county teachers hold their thirtieth annual institute in session at Wilkes-Barre while public schools remain closed this week. Also noted are election notices, a pantomime at the Methodist church, and updates on local housing after eviction.

Luverne Wilkes-Barre John YM. Williams Sixth Street East Ward Merrit Sax Miehth Street Wyoming Avenue West Ward Shoemaker Hoa Happyway Mr Happyway Hockwell Crand Annie Johnnie Farmer Happyway Wreakfaet Mose Raykitt Adelo Eltting John Heal Gomer Francis Laura Davies Thomas Harris Lott the Weir Marty D. Laycack Sam Pitcher Gomer Prancle Pat Murphy Charles Penry Neighbor Workwell M. R. Gay BE. J. Howell Charley Happyway Till Greges Teachers’ Institute Charles T Knapp Wilkes-Barre City Hospital Knapp

Local Notes and Visits Highlight Forest City Row

Forest City reports Mary Reynolds of Bonth Gib son and Mrs. Moyle from Scranton visiting relatives in town. Frank Ledyard of Pittston visits his brother George Ledyard. Mrs. Robert F. E. Dunn visits Morris. Fiona Gilchrist spends week with Lake Conjo family. District Attorney William T. B. Alney of Montrose attends borough visitors. George Maxey leaves for Washington DC to enter Martyn School of Oratory for two years. Fred Craig and family guests of Nan tleake friends. Max P. Danha’s hardware stock sold at sheriff sale. wholesale value about 7000 dollars, sale price lower. Diphtheria cases progressing favorably with no new cases.

Mary Reynolds Bonth Gibson Thomas B. Davies Moyle Scranton Elizabeth Higgins Delaware Street Frank Ledyard Pittston George Ledyard Robert FE. Dunn Morris Oteege County Fiona Gilchhiat Lake Conjo Wayne County William T. B. Alney Montrose Hieorge Maxey Mansfield Normal School Washington, DC. C Martyn School of Oratory Mia Fred Craig Nantleake Max P. Danoha

Diphtheria Reports Stir Town Health Vigilance

In the last forty eight hours the disease appears milder than feared and health authorities note measures to curb spread. A few cases stem from misdiagnosed throat infections, while public concern prompts cleaning up offensive matter and general fumigation believed to aid community health.

Board of Health

Twenty Nine Lives Saved Earns Police Promotion

A New York policeman recognized for repeated life saving acts over 23 years, including 29 rescues, is promoted on merit rather than political backing. The veteran, a Grand Army man with no party ties, earned medals from Life Saving Society and the department, and continued rescuing after promotion.

New York Roosevelt Herolem Polluw Congress Life Saving Society Police Department Cleveland Harrison Tack Robinson

Stanley and Dorothy Tennant romance inspires portrait legend

A Youth's Companion retells Stanley wooing Dorothy Tennant after his African exploits. The tale links Tennant to Sir John Millais and the painting Yea or No, detailing their early London meeting and a pivotal exchange that signaled a decided connection.

Henry MM. Stanley Dorothy Tennant Miss Tennant Sir John Mili Stanley Aftleaaeuin London Iony Londin Mr. Stanley Miss Tenant Millais Sir John

Political Pointer on Democracy and Free Silver Platform

The text references a mocked political pointer about democracy and the free silver platform, mentions Chicago and various place names, and includes a quote about wealth and poverty as a method for success. It appears as a garbled historical note with unclear provenance.

Chicago McKinles Tiryan

Markets Show Mixed Moves As Spanish News Drives Selloff

Wall Street fluctuated with morning gains eroding after reports of Spain's reply to U S representations. Union Pacific and other leaders drew heavy speculative interest before the market slid toward the close. Trading volume reached about 265,100 shares amid broad price swings across stocks and commodities.

New York Hut Consolidated Gas Union Pacific Sugar Pacific Mail

Fragmented notes on dairy and creamery products

The text lists dairy terms and production notes including Western creamery references, imitation creamery, Malice and state dairy mentions, various cream and cheese terms, skims and full skims, plus several unclear brand-like names and regional spellings indicating a catalog or report of dairy products and conditions.

Blaine State

Chicago Grain and Market Prices in Early 20th Century

The notice lists fluctuating prices for flour and grains with varied quality grades and commodities including wheat, corn, oats, barley, rye and oats. It records cash quotations, receipts, and shipments with figures for pork lard and Timothy seed amid a noisy OCR of a historical market page.

Chicago Get Cole Waite Dannery CTI Ag Jinary Statige Spyaliye

Chicane Live Stock Market Summary

Chicago livestock sale reports mixed bidding with cattle steady and calves active while hogs and sheep show varied demand. Prices listed for western range cattle and lambs indicate notable volume with feeder steer and heifer values noted across multiple lots.

Chicago Oct Siku Western Range

East Liberty Cattle Market Report Prompts Steady Trade

At Fast Liberty Cattle Market East Liberty Pa buyers and sellers reported steady activity across cattle and sheep. Prices listed include prime and common types with assorted weights and a mix of calves and lambs showing stable demand in today’s market notes.

Fast Liberty East Liberty Medline

Reeves Steady in New York Station Weights

Fragmented OCR text from a New York page mentions Reeves amid a list of names and terms like Steady, Sysie, oxen, ELT Hh Pills, Bhato, and Catvag. The legible items hint at a miscellaneous society or ad column with scattered names and prices around 50 and 00.

New York Reeves Sysie and Oxen Bhato Oraewers Sai Weatorn Lambe

Fragmented OCR List of Animal and Market Terms

Readable items show mixed OCR garble mentioning lambs chiolce culls to common and numbers like Hila 4.75. No coherent event or entities. appears as a damaged market notation rather than a complete story.

Petroleum Crude Markets Report From New York

New York on January 27 reports Pennsylvania crude with nominal figures and zero shipments in balance. Market notes show unsettled pricing and mention of certificates and credit balancer factors affecting trades.

Paw Oet New York Petroleum Pennsylvania

Professor Reveals Hidden Talent In Train Car

In a Philadelphia Record excerpt a young man bids farewell to a professor on a departing train. A sharp stranger peppers him with questions about tricks and games before concluding the man is merely an instructor in Greek rhetoric and ancient history rather than a performer. The encounter ends with the observer noting the self styled professor’s name.

Philadelphia Record Hisself

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cuttiey Martha R. Schimpet Lackawanna Ave Northeastern Andrew Rogers L. T. Safford Vestal N. Y B.J. Goodwin Emma Reynolds Peckville Hallstead B. W. Perse Fred W. Church Fred JD. Lamb Abope Goold Citienns Bapthet Paris Wyoming Forest City Atre Heavy Union Haimlity ST Hye Abe Scott Inglis Lacka. Ave Dorothy Tennant Sucessfor Castoria Wnyie ROYAL Royal Barino Powter Von Wall Street Review William Linn Ate Len &Co Stock Brokers Mears Build Foe Mear Fl Sceranton Board of Trade Exchange Philadelphia Phchadelphia Steacy Per Buakel Gutoe Watie Sworts Alice Hutter—Firmn Duluth Jalye Tobacco Co Stig Re'e Co Wil Chie &N St &Q Sit &S.P KL & P Rate Delaware Louis, & Nash St. M. KR Tex Cccccae N. J. Central Central Avenes Nor Pacific West Omaha TNT Pacific Mail Hib Phil Southern R. R Southern FR. R. Pr Tenn C. & Iron Texas Pacific Wabash Union U. B Wheat, Inc National Boring & Drive Co Elmhurst Boulevard Scranton Savings Hank Scranton Third National Bank Lacka, Iron and Steel Ees Scranton Traction Co Scences Scranton Axle Works Weaton Mill Alexander Scranton Bedding Co Placer Co Scranton & Pittseton Trac Co Feopte's Chicago Grain Market Bive Sipok Ruilato OU Market Fife Capital WM. Connell Henry Belin, Jr William IL Peck DR. Hill & Son Fie Zio Eeeee Sétronton Wilton Finneral Vira National Bank Merehante Meehan Dentinta Albany First National Bank Kerr Kerr's Lackawanna Avenue Aundry Cd Washington Ave Dix Court Finian Caneden E. Robinson's Sons Ngruerel Connell W. J. Davis Wyoming Ave Silverstone Propia Lickawoane Daventies Wille Lime Anntiree Adkins Felohen Adare John H Phelps Ocr Seruce Atreet
Search Courier

Search the Scranton Tribune Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Scranton Tribune?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication