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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1894

Page

2

Separation of Vanderbilts Sparks Scandal Rumors Abroad

Storied American aristocrats William K. Vanderbilt and his wife face a rumored separation and potential divorce after a yachting party in Nice. Mrs. Vanderbilt relocates with children to England, while Vanderbilt pursues Parisian pleasures, fueling gossip of lavish villas, Belgian Queenlike figures, and a high society orbit from Newport to London.

Nice Vanderbilt England Hehalf of Danesfield Scott Murray Thames Paris London Willie K Lis Orest America William Jay Jay & Candler Jay Mr. Vanderbilt Molly Willams Varner- Bill

Outlaw Abe Buzzard Convicted Again in Lancaster County

Abe Buzzard, a lifelong out law figure tied to the Welsh and Ephrata mountains in Lancaster County, has been convicted again and sentenced to years in prison. Once released on religious conversion shows, he returned to theft, led a posse escape, and was recaptured, ending with a period in prison amid prior family crime ties.

Ephrata Lancaster County Abe Abe Burgand Victoria Crawford John Ital Hull Ephrath Lancaster Tko Iko Abo

Ragged Course of True Love and Grandson of Sir Robert Peel

The piece outlines a melodramatic tale involving Sir Robert Peel’s grandson and Henry Sanford of Bridgeport Connecticut. It centers on Robert Peel’s pursuit of Miss Kittle Sanford of Bridgeport while Sanford resists, calling Peel a libertine, amid courtship, family opposition, and a clash of Puritan English and American societies.

Truch Hig Jove Kittle Sanford Bridgeport Conn Henry Sanford Adama Express Company Robert Peel Miss Sanford Samuel Sanford Yale Peel Eton Sanford Paris Micoel Brieport Herc Parla Monte Carlo New York Langtry Plymouth Rock John Hoey Adams Express Company New England United States Roberto

San Francisco Man Seeks Office Speaks At Banquet

A San Francisco resident awaiting a presidential office contender spoke at a banquet and declared his pursuit. He noted four months of waiting and hovered between appointment certainty and disappointment, making a bold claim about his political ambitions.

San Francisco Washington Star

Simple Boyish Charm Ends In Troubled Heart

A man boasts of fanciful tales to a girl who believes him, finding her open awe appealing yet unsettling. She grows to see through his stories as he discovers she is more captivating than he admits, signaling a turning point in their uneasy dynamic.

Varilerity Miss Smith Vanderbilts Newport Scotland William K. Veandertrilt Willie K Dfergimon B. ‘Meri Petco Peneuson Toma Mia Clanss Christian Schinckly Brpw Milkyaukee Clausa Schinckily Milwaukee Clauss Brooklyn Gtta Npted Lous Charmyling Oliver EP Belmont Vanderblit Ehip Chen Vondet Paris Neustratter McAllister Europe Downs Tor Ward MaAliister Ar Prince

A Duel With Knives Over Breckinridge Campaign

Old friends John King and George Cook met on a Clark county highway near Boonesboro in a fatal knife duel linked to the Breckinridge congressional campaign. King, a Fayette county Breckinridge supporter, and Cook argued over a woman’s stance on the candidate before drawing knives. both sustained mortal wounds.

Breckinridge Ashland Boonesboro Clark County Fonturn John King Fayette County George Cook Cook Alye King Quook

Excitement in Kaiser's Court Amid Anonymous Letters

Berlin gossip swirls as Baron von Kotze is arrested and later acquitted in a secret trial over a torrent of anonymous letters accusing members of the emperor's circle of scandal. The letters target princes, counts, generals, and ladies in waiting, prompting resignations and diplomatic tremors amid court intrigue.

Inced Galttrs Fiska Berlin New York Journal Meen Baron Vou Kotze Kaisor William Hoe Prince of Grunewald Guard Whians Countess von Anajesty Count Z Holstein Count X Pless Baron von Kotye Italy Yon C Wakting Gloo Yarsa East Prussia Prince Stolberg Baron von Kotze Ripper Ancouss

Momotaro the Peach Boy A Japanese Fairy Tale

A old woman finds a peach that yields a boy named Momotaro. He grows strong with help from a dog a monkey and a pheasant. They conquer devils on an island seize riches and return home to a grand feast. Akandoji the devil chief is defeated and peace follows.

Momotaro Jack Mamotaro Akandoji

Handicraft notes from a Baston Herald fragment

The fragment describes Navajo looms and blankets woven by hand, a Buckskin Apache dress as a curious specimen, and intricate leather and textile crafts observed around a camp or tent area. The imagery mentions ground coverings to keep out pests and a range of handicrafts in a desert or southwestern setting.

Mr. Jimson Baston Herald

Musical dinner plates charm a London wedding guest

An American living in London introduces a novel wedding gift a musical dinner service. Each plate plays a tune when set, requiring perfect timing to avoid discordance. Courses progress from solemn marches to merrier melodies ending with the dessert plates, which play the maddest dances.

London Orelss

Theosophical Leader Denies Suicide Claim

Mr W Q Judge vice president of the Theosophical Society denies suicide as murder or act of wrongdoing, calling it a sudden disturbance of the harmony of the world and noting it defeats nature rather than implying intent.

W. Q. Judge The Theosophical Society Sulcide

Narrow Escape From Express Train Run Down

Frederick Simons of Philadelphia describes being run down by an express train. He says his horse slowed on approach and the engine struck the horse mid body, flinging them 60 feet while the buggy revolved. He was thrown, regained consciousness, and later stood after bystanders freed him.

Frederick Simons Philadelphia Exprs Tor

Newport Fashionable Society Hosts Novel After Dinner Dance

Tedium ends at Newport as Mrs Lanier and Mrs Astor curate an original after dinner dance at the Golf Club. The dance, praised as the season’s most profligate, drew praise from the Indies and promises imitators after a week of practiced display by the hosts.

Newport John Jacob Aeon

Passenger Rates and Schedules for Central Railroad Lines

An OCR fragment describes antiracite time tables and fare details for Central Railroad of N. & Lehigh and Susquehanna division routes. It lists New York Newark Elizabeth express and 6.40 pm slots, with various car and buffet options, and notes for Pennsylvania routes and terminal connections.

Lehigh and Susquehanna Division Antiracite Hs el Poe Evyeot New York Newark and Elizabeth P. m. Pannamics Maccn Crrox Berar BEM Eastom Panis Lowa Sana Ocman I. Bunday Bona Reading al Pany Ho Pass Elawari Lackawanna and Western Railroad Scranton Biana Nash Aston Trenton Prtiahsiphta Myla Washington and Way Tobyhanna Binghamton Osw ‘Oo Corning Bath Dansville Mount Morris Tuftalor Ek Toul South Bingbaston Ackommonson Elmira Cortland Syracuse Hichfield Springs Kram Pittston Northumberland Wilbar Barre Plymouth Eavesoe Danville Harrisburg Baltimore Waal i Mantroneo Ana Tmitermediata Stationa Pailiman Parlor Ie Beng Coaches al Ib Deine i L. Smith City Ticket Office Ticketollos

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