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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1894

Page

6

Republican Candidates Sketches of Archbald and Thomas

A profile of Robert Woodrow Archbald, president judge of Lackawanna County Courts, detailing his lineage from Carbondale and Scranton, education at Yale, and rise to a Republican nominated law judge with a long record. The sketch also notes John J. Thomas as the popular clerk of the courts and outlines the election context.

Lackawanna County John J. Thomas Lackawanna RB. W. Avelbald Republican Party Robert Woodrow Archbald Carbondale New England James Archbald Ayrshire Scotland Frothingham Charlestown Mass Archbald Delaware and Hudson Canal Company Scranton Judge Archhbald Flush- Ing Institute Freshmain Vliss Yale Hand & Post Luzerne and Lackawanna Archibald Hard Supreme Bench of Pennsylvania

Debate on Republican representation plan at next national convention

Discussion centers on reforming delegate allocation to equalize power between North and South. Proposals seek to replace fixed at large and district delegates with a mixed system that credits votes cast, aiming to reduce Southern over or under representation while preserving strong regional balance.

South Minneapolis Alabama Harrison Kansas Georgia Iowa Tsu New York Pennsylvania New Jersey North Carolina South Carolina Florida Tennessee Mississippi Arkansas Louisiana Texas Syracuse Post Congress National Executive Committee

From Slate Pits to Police Force The Carbondale Rise

A boy born into hardship rises from slate picking at Frogtown to driver in mines and then a stone mason apprentice. He serves nine years on the Carbondale police force with no complaints before winning election as clerk of the courts, backed by Republicans amid local contests. The piece also notes political reform talk in Syracuse Post and a humorous Philadelphia Times quip about cold remedies.

Frogtown Fell Township Butile Carbondale John J. O'Boyle Thomas Lackawanna Nancy Phil Philadelphia Times

Thomas of Lackawanna County Clerk Noted Self Made Man

Brief profile of Joan H. Thomas, clerk of the course for Lackawanna County, highlighted as a self made man whose career reflects opportunity for young citizens in a free country. Born in Carbondale, his early life is touched by a fatal accident that claimed a relative.

John H. Thomas Lackawanna County Thomas Carbondale

Nothing cheap under the sun says Chicago Post on bargains

The Chicago Post notes that in days of competition, tariffs, and trusts prices vary little and secondhand goods may be the best bargains while silverware or pieces with marks have little market value. It warns of misleading mark downs and the difficulty for shoppers to know true value.

Chicago Post

Curious Field Aid and European Building Views

A letter from the London Spectator describes a sick dog tended by a compassionate pug, then shifts to Emil Hansick’s critique of American and European building habits. The note cites W. Thompson’s rubber decay findings and notes on a cave oasis near the Stony cave. Additional items discuss wornout novels reborn with blotting paper and a health claim for Burdock Blood Bitters.

Castoria Recalled In Nostalgic Health Ad Reference

An old jingle notes Castoria as a remedy for infants and children from birth to parenting years. It recalls care during sickness and childhood while linking the product to motherhood and later generations. The slogan emphasizes trust in Castoria across stages of childhood.

Raw Meat Extract Promises New Dietary Repair

Doctor Edwin F. Rush of 103 State St Chicago introduces a locally prepared raw meat extract as his exclusive regimen after trial of various raw food products. The claim centers on its restorative powers and potential benefits for patients seeking novel dietary remedies.

Edwin F. Rush State ST Chicago, Ill

Professional doctors listed with offices and hours

A fragmented roster lists multiple physicians including Dr G Edgar Dean Dr A J Connell Dr WE Allen Dr CL Frey Dr LM Gates Dr John L Wentz and Dr Kay with office addresses on Vine Street Wyoming Avenue Penn Avenue and others. Hours shown vary 8 10 30 to 12 and 2 to 4 and 6 to 7 pm with some evening or weekend availability at residences.

G. Edgar Dean Bprice Street Beranton Court House Square A. J. Connell Washington Avenue Realdance Vine St WE. Allen Office Cor Lackawanne Washington Aves Leoward John L Wentz Wents Madigan Ave Kay Penn Ave

Attorneys and offices listed in Scranton Pennsylvanias legal row

A dense OCR list names numerous Scranton law firms and attorneys along with offices in various buildings. The directory entry also mentions related professions and local services including architects, a kindergarten, a bank, seeds, and a hotel, reflecting a busy professional district.

Central Railroad of New Jersey Timetable May 30 1804

Passenger trains from Scranton to Pittston and New York routes list departure times express and parlor car options. Returning trains leave New York foot of Liberty Street and Reading Terminal with through tickets at reduced rates available via ticket agents at stations.

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Trains to New York and Intermediate Points From Scranton

Erie and Wyoming Valley routes list through trains to and from Scranton for New York and intermediate Erie points at 00 am and 8 pm. Also to Honesdale Hawley and Ken at 6 945 pm and £ 24. An extra train leaves Scranton Kerriel at 5 10 pm and arrives Boranten from the Lake at 7 45 pm. Trains leave Wilkes Barre at 6 40 am and 641 pm.

Scranon Philadelphia New York Rik Colaorslad Acmar Pit Scranton Pittston Wickes Barre Ta & Wor BO Lm White Haven Hasleton Pottsville Beaver Meadow Fe, & WY Petts Bi &W BR Biol Npm Beranton Bethlehem Easton Reading L. A Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago For Wilkes-Harre Rollin H Wilbur Chas Paes Ag’ T Phila Nonnemacher Asst Pusa Ag't Bu Ie Statio Carbondale Poth Levy Honesdale Waymart Fara Montreal Saratoga Albany Wilkes-Barre Erie Wyoming Valley Erie Railroad Hawley Ken Points Scranton Kerriel Boranten Lake

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