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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1894
Page
8
Regular Price Themed Goods At Reduced Duty Rates
Regular price notes that at 750 units these goods could not be lower even if admitted to the country entirely free of duty. The statement implies a comparison to duty-free import conditions and highlights pricing constraints.
Dress Trimmings New Ideas
Silks and beads meet revived demand for dress trimmings with fresh designs.
Chenille Table Covers Fresh From the Mills
Advertisement notes new chenille table covers in rich colors and dainty tints. Describes heavy ball fringe and a size of one and a half yards square, promoted as stylish and artistic with favorable purchasing terms.
Towels at Huck's and Fancy Weaves Bargain Line
A wide stock of towels highlighting a full line from 10 cents to 2.25 dollars. The offer emphasizes bargains across Hucks and Fancy Weaves with a broad selection.
School board weighs Sidler Armillary spheres for schools
The board met on Wednesday evening to review Sidler Armillary spheres for potential use in the graded schools. After evaluating the merits the board agreed to purchase one for the school system. Missing text confirms ongoing community events and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidler
Dea
Jones Simpson & Co
Delaware and Hudson
Bridget Monahan
Wilkes- Barre
Patrick McDonnell
Mount Vernon
Father Mathew Hall
St. Thomas
Ation
Christopher Linde, Jr
Marnto Linde
Sevanten
Yoaterda
B. J. Neville
Bere Yester Henley
Keystone Academy Opens With Active Student Body
Keystone Academy resumes after a ten week vacation with a lively student population and improved premises. Recitation Room 1 is refurbished and a shorthand and typewriting department under Miss Etta Bush operates alongside eloction under Miss Eva Acken. Charles Ledyard visited en route to Sullivan County where he will be known as Teacher. The YWCA and YMCA held a joint meeting in the ladies chapel, with Miss Dunn and W M Dennison sharing reports. The Phi Mu Society elected officers and the Current Topic league debated the Wilson-Gorman bill. Sam Lily returns after vacation and the organization now has thirty four charter members and a $500 subscription list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribine
Factoryville
Keystone
Mias Etta Bush
Misa Eva Acken
Metuchen
N. J
Charles Ledyard
Sullivan c County
Young Women’s Christian Association
Young Men's Christian Association
Ladies’ Chapel
Miss Dunn
W. M. Dennison
Northfield
Maso
Phi Mu Society
Phi Mu
B. J. Dunklee
F. B. Scott
Harry Mumford
Harry Mumford, Secretary; 5. M. Sunnell
H. Swallow
Current Topic League
Wilson-Gorman
Sam Lily
Local Socials and Visits Round Lackawanna Street Area
Mrs John Reid and daughter Mable of Philadelphia visit Mr and Mrs D Y Davis on Lackawanna Street Willis Ensign of Binghamton stays with his parents on the West Side Arthur Widdowfield takes a New York City vacation Welsh Baptist church youth hold Tuesday evening social at Susquehanna street Sunday school room Regular Young Women's Christian Union service led by Florence Mitchel Sunday at 4 oclock Miss Jennie Ferguson calls on friends in Carbondale Miss Sadie Natthawa hosts Miss Tucker of Jermyn and Miss Jennie Davis class harvest home social at Keystone hall Monday evening Mrs James Dougherty dangerously ill at Upper Danmore street Adonis club attends handkerchief social at Dickson Wednesday M J Loftus in Archbald yesterday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reid
Mable
Philadelphia
D. Y. Davis
Lackawanna Street
Willis Ensign
Binghamton
Arthur Widdowfield
New York City
Welsh Baptist Church
Susquehanns Street
Young Women's Christian Union
Florence Mitchel
Jennie Ferguson
Carbondale
Sadie Natthawa
Miss Tucker
Jermyn
Jennie Davis
Keystone Hall
James Dougherty
Upper Danmore Street
Adonis Club
Dickson
Miner Hurt When Coal Blast Misfires at Pancoast Mine
Ralph Habott, a Clark vein miner, was severely injured Thursday morning at the new Pancoast mine after a squib ignited while he prepared to charge a hole. His right side and arm were mangled and a rib broken as he attempted to leave the chamber with his lamp. Also noted are social visits for a 54th birthday and a move by Mathew Hodgins to Porast City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Habott
Clark
Pancoast
Lnet
Habott
Labott
Erving
Actiers
Pittston
William Crookebant
Wyoming
J. Pahrioger
Mathew Hodgins
Porast City
Music Boxes and Orchestral Organs by Gautschi and Sons
Philadelphia firm Gautschi and Sons at 1090 Chestnut Street offers music boxes and orchestral organs. They repair and improve old boxes with new parts, featuring specialized tuning and rich orchestral tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gautschi & Sons, Manufacturers
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Price Library Meeting And Red Men Festival Tonight
A business meeting at Price library is planned for tonight. The Red Men lodge will host a festival in Taylor hall this evening. A new timetable starts this morning on the Traction Company's line. The council faces censure over delays in authorizing repairs to the Railroad Street water main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Library
Taylor Hall
Traction Company
Railroad Street
Wyoming Coal and Land Company Work Notes
Fragmentary report notes Wyom ing coal and land firm awarding rock work to Al Thornton and Dr Reeves. Mentions an address 413 Spruce Street Scranton and a Mrs Isaac Ross improving after illness. Also references union evangelist meetings at the Methodist Episcopal church and an injured man recovering after a fall from a load of bark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Wyoming Coal and Land Company
al Thornton
Dr. Reeves
Spruce Atreat
Scranton
Sures Catarrh
Isaac Ross
Union
Methodist Episcopal,chareh
Forest City Community Meeting And Local notices
Forest City hosts a board of trade meeting this evening invites all interested in town prosperity. Dr Reeves offers vitality cures 0am to 1pm at 412 Spruce St Scranton. Reports misstate scarlet fever. it was typhoid fever. Bertha Dolph visiting Shenandoah. Borough pound holds four pigs and a light dog. owners may claim by describing property and paying costs. Born to Mr and Mrs H A Parpie a son Wednesday morning. United Choir concert praised despite bad weather with strong local talent and a long program featuring Evans, Morgan, Jennings, Watkins, Hine, May, Jones, and Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Reeves
Spruce Street
Scranton
Tue Tribune
Bertha Dolph
Shenandoah
H. A. Parpie
Herald
Edward
Hi. A. Purple
Forest City
Firat
United Choir
M. D. Evans
Evan Morgan
Star Board Waten
Wim. Jennings
Henry Carr
May Watkins
Forest City Cornet Band
Beulah Hine
Lizgie Phillips
D J. Jones
Jolly Smoker
Liewellyn
D. J. Jones
Gloria
Forest City United Choir
Martha Griffiths
S. Muay
Shakespeare
Richard T
Montrose Fire Parade Postponed by Rain and Local Moves
Rain delayed the Montrose fire department parade yesterday with plans shifted to October. Local notes report band appearances, Fairfield fair attendance, and troop movements including Montrose Hose No. 2 to Carbondale, plus recoveries from illness and fever in Company G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose Fire Department
Inter
Dr. Reaves
Sprace Streat
Scranton
Yo. m
Enoch Smith
Naw Milford
Harford Fair
Ralph Northop
Susquehanna County Farmer
Chenango Forks
E. A. Barney
Forest City
Wright
Dnd North
Mose Jackson
Wyoming
Tunkawnock
A. M. Millard
Montrose Hore Company No. 2
Carbondale
Montrose Cornet
Daniel Sayre
Wilkes-Barre
Mise Mary Hawley
Misava Tulle
Josie Hawley
Will Maxey
Jon Barney
Gettynberg
Montrose
Typhoid Sickness and Social News in Cebu R
Patrick Walsh of Albert stress suffers typhoid fever. A town ball at Faddens featured young ladies and their gentlemen friends in a grand event. The Elk Hill Coal and Iron payroll was issued yesterday and a baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs El Bl Jonen. Professor John McGowan plans a winter dancing school assisted by Pat Logan John Grier John O Connor and John Patrick O Reilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Walsh
Albert Stress
EL BL Jonen
John McGowan
Pat Logan
John Grier
John O'Connor
John Patrick O'Reilly
Elk Hill Coal and Iron Company
Will Corey
Mike Smith
John Craver
Castoria Mentioned Across Childcare Notes
A set of fragmented lines discusses Castoria used for a child named Baty during illness and other ages. The notes reference Castoria as a remedy through early years and imply continued use by a caregiver as the child grows.
Carbondale Wedding and Local Notices Roundup
Chauncey Hart and Miss Lala Purdy wed in Norwich after traveling by 623 Delaware and Hudson train. The Hart family plans to reside at 160 Salem Avenue. Also reported are visits, relocations, a birth, a concert postponement, and wedding attendance in Carbondale with local residents noted.
Minooka Couple Wed In St Josephs Church Ceremony
John Ratchford of Hyde Park and Misa Marian Murray daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Murray of Main Street were married at St Josephs church with Ray Green officiating Mira Maggie Connolly of Greenwood attended the bride and Wright of Hyde Park served as best man The couple will live in Hyde Park A farewell party was held for Jerry Reardon of Greenwood before he moves to Peckville A mule named Old Blind Dolly was killed by a locomotive in the Greenwood Coal company yard Pay day and routine notices follow in Greenwood collection Nos 1 and 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ratchford
Hyde Park
Misa Marian Murray
Michael Murray
Main Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Ray
D. H. Green
Mira Maggie Connolly
Greenwood
Wright
Ratchford
Jerry Reardon
Rail- Trend Street
Peckville
Greenwood Coal Company
Dolly
M. H H. Dotdough
Louisville
Young Men Institute of
Minooka
Atlantic Jurisdiction
John Deckar
Forest City
Montrose Recorder Reports Local Sightings and Isle Field News
Recorder SS Wright of Montrose visits town. Social notices include cottage meeting at Myre King’s home. Various residents travel to Detroit Cleveland Philadelphia New York and Oxford. Borough grants oil rubbish dumping privilege by Deidge. new seats added to Franklin Street primary room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Montrose
Myre
King
Charles Capweall
Detroit
Miah
George Ward
Binghamton
Carria Stevens
Great Bend
Cleveland
Ohio
Lamb
Ed. O'Brien
New Milford
George van Fleet
Tupaday
James T. DnoBoie
Gulesha A. Grow
Glenwood
G. G. Shoemaker
Philadelphia
Will Barnes
Oxford
N. J
L M. Green
Hartford
Judge Crook
New York City
Mies Mund Robinson
George Wari
Deidge
Franklin Street
Charles Capwell
Local social and legal notices in brief
Mrs John Maynard hosted Car bondals friends yesterday while James Dunn of South Main Avenue entertained visitors from Rochester New York. The case Thomas Rich versus the Delaware and Hudson is listed for Monday. Epworth League hosts An Evening with the Postcard this evening. A F Chase of Scott C A Well of Binghamton and F C Benedict of York visited Jermyn yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
John Maynard
James Dunn
South Main Avenue
Rochester
N.Y
Thomas Rich
Delaware and Hudson Fa
Epworth League
Poste
A. F. Chase
Scott
C. A. Well
Binghamton
F. C. Benedict
York
Jermyn
Social at Dudley Street Baptist church draws small crowd
A Christian Endeavor social at Lawrence Brink’s William Street home drew a small attendance due to bad weather. The event will be repeated this evening with a new program planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Brink
William Street
Christian Endeavor Society
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Dr King's New Discovery Offered by Local Drugstore
An advertised druggist offers Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds with a money back guarantee after a fair trial. The notice urges afflicted readers to try the remedy and return the bottle for a refund if no benefit is shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Ee Hitchen Lrog
Tae
Base Ball Scores Across Cities With Notable Errors
In Cleveland the Cleveland team defeats Washington by 3 runs with errors credited to Cleveland and players Wallace Thomas Bear Boyd and Dugdale. Chicago loses to Philadelphia with 19 hits for Chicago and 8 for Philadelphia. Pittsburg edges New York 10 to 8 with Mendes Mack and Rusie Clarke Wilson Farrell on the mound. Louisville falls to Boston 4 to 8 as Inks Pee Gate Nichola Ganzel Umpires provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Washington
Ast Teriea
Wallace
Thoma Bear
Boyd
Dugdale
Meganid
Mae Se
Chicago
Phire al
Tontiaddelphia
Frrors
Philadelphia
Battersea
Abbey and Hohriver
Johnson and Buckley
Lynch
Pittsburg
Pittisburg
New York
Errora
Mendes and
Mack
Pottsville Wins First Game in State Championship Series
Hareisuune Pa September 20 Pottsville defeats Harrisburg in a well played contest to take the opening game of the state league championship series. Final score Harrisburg 9 Pottsville 4 with Harrisburg 18 hits Pottsville 10. Errors Harrisburg 1 Pottsville 1. Batteries Jordan and Wente Baldwin and Digging. Umpires Holland and Wetzel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hareisuune
Pottsville
Harrisburg
Errora
Blarrisburg
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Dr. Wood
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Taylor
Princebur
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Castoria
Swbonabe
Mie
Childrna
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G C. Hart
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A. Purdy
Park Street
Norwich
N. Y
Labar
Hart
Salem Avenue
Henry Starles
Prear
West Pittatou
W. D. Frank
A. W
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Keley Purdy
Hawley
A. Purdy & Son
John Morgan
Grove Street
Methodist
Anne Butler
Syracuse
Mia. C. Eb, Spencer
Garfield Avenue
Ontario and Western Company
Laura Harrison
Mont Clair
Fiora Harrison
Washing Street
K. G Lucas
Hallstead
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Louisvile
Hoston
Hite
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