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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1894

Page

3

Notable Visitors and Movers in Scranton and Nearby

A stream of visitors and residents travel through Scranton with noted names from New York Philadelphia and Kentucky. Ex Judge Jessup and family plan a May 1 move to a Montrose summer residence while John Roche departs for Binghamton to join a Commercial Traveler's Home site committee meeting.

H. Conway New York Scranton H. W. Schlichter Philadelphia Item Rev P. W. Jones Philadelphia Mies Anna K. Sanderson Groan Ridge New York City Misa Emaline Killam Capouseave-nue Paupack Pike County Jessup Green Ridge

Colored nightingale Sisaie-Tatta Jones at Academy of Music

The Black Patti alias Miss Sisaie-Tatta Jones will appear at the Academy of Music Wednesday night. The New York World calls her singing like Patti with a cultivated voice and strong high notes. Uncle Tom's Cabin at Wonderland theater features Andrew McPus's company of 30 artists and a quartet with a grand parade and a female drum major leading the military band. The first show opens this evening.

Sisaie- Tatta Jones Black Patti Academy of Maaic New York Patti Wonderland Davia New Wonderland Theater Ncle Andrew McPues

Capital Subscriptions for Honeedely Iron Works Reorganization

Capital subscriptions are opened in Scranton for the Honesdale Ironworks to reorganize under state law and operate on the South Side. Shares at par $100 may be bought, with a $40,000 funding target. Assessments begin when a majority of stock approves, remaining due on board call, payable to Thomas J. Moore or D. B. Atherton.

Scranton Honeedely Board of Directors Thomas J. Moore South Side D. B. Atherton Board of Trade

Indignation Meeting Opposes Deckilnick License Near Church

A Scranton parish meeting at St Marys German Catholic Church denounced the Deckilnick saloon license near Luzerne Street and South Main Avenue. The assembly urged all Christian congregations to press court, revoke the license, and unite against liquor establishments near places of worship and school facilities.

Congregation of St S. Jaun William Dettilnick Luz Roe Street Main Avenus Rey Bochtet St. Mary's Fricker St Johna Father Clits Lawandesurta St. John's William Deekinnick Chorce Deekilpick Place St. John’s Church Scranton

Purtean Church Dedicated in Providence Township

The Purtean Church of the Puritan Wola Congregational fellowship dedicates a wood building on West Market Street Providence top of lot with views. Built by O L Bell Jermyn supervised by Evans Powell Thomas Lloyd and Phillip. Total cost 95205 with 23085 paid. 950 pledged at service. Dedication included sermons by Rev D L Davis and Rev T W Jones with a ministerial meeting and a concert for Sunday School profits.

Wola Congregational Church D. Allivans Ganeantdangocy Mourket Street Providenes Les W. Miller Vnte Colcal Aluss Tow Pumpli O L. Bell Jermyn W. N. Evans R. W. Powell Armit Thomas Ed. O Lloyd Joan H. Phillip Yeatwrday D. D W. D. Davies Mr. Davies Eboir

Scranton Notes Record Local Elections and Obituaries

John C Moran and ward politics feature in recent local moves as Michael Thornton seeks constable appointment in Twentieth Ward with mixed results. Personal notices report funerals for Thomas Langan and Cora Callender, plus building plans, church work, and community meetings on Cedar Avenue and Brook street corners.

John C. Moran Thas Pol Awern Michael Thornton Twenedi Werk Michael Murray Thia Woofele Aveure Moron

Moran Arrest Amid sidewalk work disturbance on North Main

Jamen Moran a known offender was arrested Saturday afternoon on North Main avenue after interfering with workers lifting a sidewalk at the Seaulon property. Moran, reportedly intoxicated, resisted as officers moved him to the station. Hyde Park Literary and Debating society plans an evening gathering at Fairchild's hotel with toastmaster John Edwarde and responses by members. Grace Evans returns from Kingston. Joseph Hughes, Fairne hotel proprietor, was in Pittston Tuesday. Miss Josie Layahon of Kingston visited yesterday. Sunday observances of the clor-

Jamen Moran North Main Avenue Morin Seaulon Moran Saul Hyde Park Literary and Debating Kingston Joseph Hughes Fairne Hotel Pittston Austeray Josie Layahon

Cracks Show In Leggetts Creek Shaft Area Endangering School

Residents in Providence reported large fissures near the Leggett's Creek shaft of the Delaware Hudson Canal company. School No. 25, costing $49,000, faced possible abandonment as cracks appeared around the yard and nearby homes. Despite anxiety, officials say no extensive cave-in is likely.

Leggett's Creek Providence Edward Watkin William Street William Morgen Tood Shepferd Delaware Hudson Canal Company

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Colonel Pope invited to speak at Board of Trade meeting

Secretary Atherton invites Colonel Albert A. Pope of Boston to address the mood road topic at the April 16 gathering. Pope, head of a bicycle firm and a leading advocate on road improvement, is likely to attend again in May if unavailable this month.

DL. Atherton Board of Trade Albert A. Pope Boston Pope

Gantachi & Sons Advertises Restored Music Boxes

Philadelphia dealer Gantachi and Sons offers old music boxes repaired and upgraded for renewed use at 1000 Chesting Street. Specializes in theatrical organ pieces and related items with loans available.

Gantachi & Sons Mausfarrarara Chesting Street Philadelphia

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