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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1897

Page

3

Local residents and visitors listed in city notes

Mrs D Petht visiting friends in Reading Miss Helene Hotties Joves for New York this morning. Mrs M Streeter of Dalton guest of Scranton friends. Professor I J Ryan of Carbondale was in the city last evening. Miss Lillian Gearhart home after extended western trip. A KR Whitmore of Scranton Rural College seriously ill. Miss J B Siriekland of Jersey City visiting Miss Arja Williams. Editor Herbert Waener and wife of Hanwork are spending days in the city. C W Swank of Summit Hills on business in the city. Frank Hagen in New York on business. Berry Wisher Lohman Co Miss Ron Trankent of Williamsport guest of Miss. C J Carter of Madison Avenue. Miss Mayme Larkin gone to Newark to work as stenographer for J W Ruechle & Co. Winter Bartram, guest of Mrs L B Wright, returns to Chicago yesterday.

Helene Hotties New York M. Streeter Dalton Scranton I. J. Ryan Carbondale Elf Lillian Gearhart A. KR. Whitmore Scranton Rualnese College Mere J. BB Siriekland Jersey City Mire Arja Williams Maciivan Avenue Herbert Waener and Witz Hanwork C. W. Swank Summit Hills Frank Hagen New York City Berry, Wisher, Lohman Ron Trankent Williamsport C. J. Carter Madixon Avenue Mayme Larkin Newark J. W. Ruechle & Co Wintela Bartram LB. Wright Chi- Cigo

Nealis for president likely as council caucus near

Democrats of the common council plan to name ex President Nealis for the presidency after a caucus slated tonight or tomorrow if Mr Noone of the Eighteenth ward leaves Moses Taylor hospital. President Grier and Nealis have settled their earlier differences. Noone was reported about and improving at Moses Taylor hospital.

Democrats of Common Council Noone Moses Taylor Hospital Nealis Grier

Miner Fatally Hurt in Coxe Bros Fast Blockton Mine

Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania April 1 a miner named Frank Jawher alias al Jawher was fatally injured today by a fall of coal at Coxe Bros Co s Fast Blockton mine as details remained sketchy at noon injury fatality reported in early press notes

Wilkes-Barre Frank al. Jawher Coxe Bros.” & Co

The Mysterious Mr Bugle receives ovation in second public run

Authoress Mrs Ryley gains enthusiastic reception for her new drawing room farce The Mysterious Mr Bugle at the Academy of Music. Cast includes Annie Thrussell Joseph Molland Guy Stardling Agnes Findlay Grace Fisher Norton praised for fitting roles. Ryley lauds success and confirms London rights and future plans.

Mr. Bugle Madeline Lacette Kayley Academy of Muslc Pepethilon Wilkes- Harre Ryley Tumse Obata Detter Academy Aire Mr. Huet Tom Pollloger Betty Pondacre Annie Thrussell Joseph Molland Guy Stardling Agnes Findlay Misa Grace Fisher List Bate Mdear Norton Mrs. Ryley Madeline Lucette Halid Ain Lady Jemina Minnie Maddern Christopher, Jr New York Nat Goodwin Richard Savage Herbert Kelcey Bille Shannon John Drew E. H. Sothern London Comedy Theatre Charles Hawthrey

Old-Time Minstrels At Davis Theater Draw Mixed Reactions

A Davis theater program features the Georgia minstrel show of Ti le Richard and Piingals during Lale week. The act opens with a pyramid of colored performers and a top orchestra, followed by a circle of jet costumed performers. The piece includes a medley and specialty acts, ending with Lucy's Party though Lucy is not present. Contortionist Craig, and performers Whistler and Regan Whistler receive note for their feats.

Davis’ Theater Georgia Lucy Lucy Ian Craig Regan Whistler

Indigestion and Stomach Health Ad from Stuart Co

An old advertisement emphasizes digestion's central role in health, urging readers to treat indigestion with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It claims tablets dissolve in the mouth and aid digestion, praising Dr Jennison and noting endorsements and home delivery offers from Stuart Co in Marshall, Michigan.

Stuart Jennison Ruggiate Stuart Co Marshall, Mich

The Hack Annie Chorus Show Receiving Rave Reviews

The piece highlights a large cast including Joes Atwell Jane W Dorsey and Master Patty Hobinson with Kellman and Percy presenting a novel number. Neil Moore performs entertainingly as a diner host while the show is labeled a winner with matinee and evening performances planned.

Joes Atwell Janes W. Dorsey Patty Hobinson Kellman Percy Annie Dhanes

White House Back Room Arrests At Penn Avenue Saloon

Two young women Lingle and Chara Haar aged 22 and 26 were intoxicated and quarrelsome at the White House saloon on Penn avenue. They were ejected through a side door, then shouted profanities drawing a crowd on Center street. Patrolmen Day and Block arrested them. Mayor Hailey fined them in police court.

White House Penn Avenue Lingle Chara Haar Center Street Paesersby

Eastern League contracts list multiple team signings

The Eastern League approved contracts for several teams including Toronto Albert Wagner James F White Peter Hutchinson James Causey Marty Staley Jon Freeman and Lb L Mediam for Buffalo players Koward Greminger Sam Wise William Urquhart Lawrence Gilbey George E Gray WH 4 Grey Harvey FPL Batley James Jett Suter Sullivan HR C Gregory and Van Patterson for Buffalo. Rochester signees include Joseph Mulvey Hi wart Henry Joseph Berman Willian Hotteras Elon Lane Murry Willan Calihan James BE Gannon and William Roberts. Syracuse adds Joseph Harrington Oscar Hill William Kagan Wave Maron and KE J Breckenridge. Wilkes Barre signs John Welthoff N Welkes and Robert Hamilton. Scranton signs Frank J Boyd. Springfield adds Bert Inks.

Toronto Albert Wagner James F. White Peter Hutchinson James Causey Marty Staley Jon Freeman Lb. L. Mediam Buffalo James A. Brown Koward Greminger Sam Wise William Urquhart Lawrence Gilbey George E. Gray Grey Harvey Fpl Batley James Jett Suter Sullivan C. Gregory van Patterson Rochester Joseph Mulvey Hiwart Henry Joseph Berman Willian Hotteras Elon Lane Murry Willan Calihan James BE. Gannon William Roberts Syracuse Joseph Harrington Oscar Hill William Kagan Wave Maron KE. J. Breckenridge Wilkes-Barre John, Welthoff N. Welkes Robert Hamilton Scranton Frank J. Boyd Springfeld Bert Inks

Price of Gas Reduced By Two Utilities in April

The Scranton Gas and Water Company and the Syde Park Gas and Water Company announce a new gas price of 1.25 dollars per thousand cubic feet starting April 1. Discounts apply: five percent for monthly usage under 25 dollars and five percent for 25 dollars or more if bills are paid by the 20th of the month.

Scranton Gas and Water Company Syde Park Gas and Water Company

Schmaltz Club Banquet at Washington Avenue Quarters

The Beranton Rchmalts club held its fourth monthly feast at 201 Washington avenue with the Haydn Banjo club from the South Side performing. Nowth Haenmeister served as toastmaster as members and friends gave clever speeches during the postprandial gathering.

Washington Avenue Beranton Rchmalts Club Haydn Banjo Club South Side Nowth Haenmeister

Excursion Fares Offered for Easter Vacation Students

Central Railroad of New Jersey provides round trip tickets at one fare and a third for students from boarding schools and colleges to any point on affiliate lines. Tickets available for purchase within three days after vacation starts and valid for return up to fifteen days, not beyond April. Students must present a cert signed by the college president or official to obtain the reduced rate.

Central Railroad of New Jersey Central Mailroad Philadelphian and Meading Railway Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

Scranton Whist Club Faces National Games and New Leads

Scranton Whist club prepares for the Hamilton trophy team event at Put-In-Bay with teams from Easton Newark and Philadelphia expected to attend. The New Jersey and Jersey City clubs compete for the Park trophy as Otis notes local talent and compass games gain popularity.

Scranton Put-la-Bay Otis Dols Scranton Easton Newark Hamilton Four Lawding Etmages Mhatches Leche Caventfish Whittheld England Hiunanten Fisher Amur Trist Sion Wooten Toomey Murdell Schwa Beltween Hamilton Baltimore Nest Congress Migke New Jersey Whist Association Jersey City T. EK. Otis Park Princeton Otis Whist Scranton Whist

Picture Sale Proves Popular As Prices Drop

The event proves a grand success as photographs offered for less than half their value attract public interest and appreciation.

Picture framing price list excerpt

The passage outlines framing costs: a 20 by 24 inch picture fits in 10 feet of moulding at 15 cents per foot, with 81.50 French glass and 50 back and making charges. The total face price is 2.65 dollars and 75 cents.

Water Colors and Engravings Sold Low at Hoover Sale

Water colors measuring 14 by 28 inches with white and gold frames and first quality French glass, and large 16 by 26 engravings. Sold in this sale for under a quarter of value, 23 cents. Now adds a lot of unframed engravings to the closing out counter. Buy good pictures at this price.

Hoover

Yard of Roses and Pansies Names for i5C Choice

The listing promotes popular yard pictures including Roses Pansies Violets Cats and Dogs. Buyers may select any of these options for i5C.

C B Pratt Pictures Offered At Half Price

A dealer invites buyers to view a collection of fine one of a kind pictures by C B Pratt. The sale emphasizes quality over price and offers about 50 cents on the dollar or less, urging customers to come see the inventory.

C. B. Pratt

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Norton M. Norton Gee Lackawanna Ave Weston Mill Co W. B. Henwood Lackawanna Ave D. Pettht Reading MR. Nealis Common Council Miner Schank & Spencer Spruce St Hershle Davis’ Theatre White House Back Room Schmaltz Club the Star Paint Shop Adams Chas. Wagner, Touse Sign Painter Hiatt Bees Furstlentine Timaar Keeway Palswel Hruehes Vle Tor Abe Sceranton Whist Mesers Wallace Hintermister Patterson Reeve Davis Hinkester Jermyn Bremer Philadelphia Cole Chicago Scranton Whiat Burke Utica Easton Otte Sermaton Beranton Hinoghammion Elmint Mile Binehamton Sermator J. W. Dusenbury Moscow Hood L. D. Bayer Beechams China Hall Wyoming Avenue Bauer Alt Lackawanna Sessessonsy Ings Rexford’s Silverstone Belngts Valley Will Lackawanna Avenue John Williams New Shoe Store You Scranton Thibuse Tritune North Washington Ave Lackawanna Lubricating CO Capouse
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