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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1897

Page

13

The Academy of Music hosts new plays and star appearances

"My Friend from India" debuts with original New York cast at the Academy of Music for one night Monday April. Stuart Robson performs "The Jacklins" Tuesday. Frederick Warde presents King Lear in Philadelphia next week with a major Shakespearean festival. The New Jersey Burlesque and Twentieth Century Minstrels close the current season at Davis' theater.

Frien India Academy of Music Messrs Smyth and Rice New York City Frederic Hood Edwards. Abeles Walter E. Perkins Marion Giroux Helen Reimer Kenyor Bishop Louise Galoway May Vokes Stuart Robson Jacklins Iti Robson Opie Reid Rolson Lem Jacklin North Carolina Daniel I. Mart Frederick Warde Philadelphia Warde New Jersey Burlesque Twentieth Century Minstrels Davis

The Wrong Mr Wright at Frothingham Benefit

Roland Reed presented The Wrong Mr Wright at Frothingham for the Elks. A large audience praised the comedy and Reed’s curtain speech. The plot follows Seymour Sites posing as Mr Wright to chase a forger in Frisco and Old Point Consort with a witty detective, Henrietta Oliver.

Wright Roland Reed Frothingham Order of Elks Reed Mr. Teed George H. Broadhurst Seymour Sites Mr. Heed Old Point Consort Henrietta Oliver Mist Toush Beymour Mr. Reed Misa Isadore Rush Charles Conte Lord Brazenface Mr. Wright

Clearing-Up Day in Criminal Court Embezzler Pleads Guilty

The April term closed with eighteen cases from the criminal court docket. W. H. Coons admitted embezzlement and faces sentence today. Several defendants escaped trial due to missing prosecutors while others confessed but were freed on technicalities. Among verdicts were guilty pleas and acquittals in cases of theft, larceny, and fraud with multiple defendants facing additional penalties.

Criminal Court Jones Veter Hart Gries Cage Cantwell Grier A.W. Moody Alexander Sigorsky Deal Barbers John J. Murphy New York State Moody Ely Edwards Sigorsky Syracuse A. Burovita Joseph Freidich Patrick Mullarkey John Stanton Mullarkey John Alias Dick Hicks Bert Sieep File Wyoming Valley Depot Dickson Works Clare Weichel Bob Davis Edwarsde Welcher Davie Davis John Kolf Williams Thayer Toohill Oliver Keys William HH. Jones John Leecock Jozeph W. Brown Dodge Edwards Langowski Archbald

Cure a Cold in One Day Burled in Patent Remedy Ad

Purports to cure a cold in one day with Bromd Quinine Tableta and promises refunds if not effective. Claims high customer satisfaction and low prices. Abbreviated ad text imitates early 20th century drug promotion with business slogans and ordering hints.

Fourth Scranton Teachers Institute closes with thanks and resolutions

The fourth annual Scranton public school teachers institute adjourned at noon with tributes to Superintendent George Howell who received a gift chair. Resolutions praised instructors, thanked the board of control, supported shortening the term to seven months, commended Governor Mastings, and mourned Miss Florence Drinker’s death.

John PF. Quinnan Houck Scranton Public George Howell Scranton Howell Pric Curling Board of Control Ls Parth Mastings Schaeffer Ife Ince Dales Jehovah Florence Drinker Death W. EL Schimpff Nellie Pickett Julia Potticrew Margaret Renniman E. R. Bievenson DT. McCawley

Secretary Atherton Seeks School Building Details From Several Cities

The board of trade asked WilkesBarre Easton Lancaster Williamsport Pitt danger Priv eburg and Philadelphia education secretaries for information on recent school buildings. A March letter from W A Richmond charged extravagance and a committee on legislation and taxes will use replies to judge if school authorities are extravagant.

D. B. Atherton Board of Trade Boards of Education Wilkes-Barre Easton Lancaster Williamsport Priveburg Philadelphia W. A. Richmond Board of School Control Committee On Legislation and Taxes H. FE. Paine Paine Atherton

Cathedral Parish Split Creates Bellevue Church and Convent

Rt. Rev. Bishop O'Mara erected Bellevue as a separate parish with Rev. W. P. O'Donnell of Providence named pastor. Land has been secured for a church and convent as growth of the cathedral parish prompted the division.

O'Mara Bellevue W. P. O'Donnell Providence

Education Institute closes with speeches and praise

The Institute opened with a prayer by Rev. J. B. Sweet and featured talks by Miss Margaret McCloskey on art and child education. Prof Gillan spoke on teachers' growth, Dr Bernard Higeby praised old English, while Supt Howell and Deputy Supt Houck received remarks. Resolutions were read and adopted as the institute closed.

J. B. Sweet Bimpoon Methodist Episcopal Church Margaret McCloskey Lock Haven Bernard Higeby Dr. Biesby Aga Howell Houck HH. Ll. Morgan John P. Quinnan Quinnan Ketrick Cruttenden Powell Lim Ty Scranton Hia Nfe W. E. Schimpf D. A. Stone

Lackawanna Drug Store Opens on Lackawanna and Franklin

The Lackawanna Drug company led by Dr 8 E Feinberg opens a modern pharmacy at Lackawanna and Franklin avenues. Feinberg brings twenty years of experience, European training, and past roles as superintendent and chemist. The new store features a soda fountain and complete prescription and drug departments.

Lackawanna Drug Company 8. E. Feinberg Lackawanna Franklin Avenues Feinberg Imperial College Europe United States Star West Side Lackawanna Druc Company Tore

Northeastern Pennsylvania Boys Get Chance for Free Uniforms

The amateur baseball club receiving the most votes before June 6 will win 10 uniforms. No coupon valid beyond six days after publication. This is a chance for local teams to join the baseball procession in proper style.

Pennsylvania

Lehigh Valley Low Rates for Grant Monument Day Trips

Lehigh Valley Railroad offers a special one way fare for round trips to New York for the Grant Monument dedication ceremonies. Tickets go on sale at all Lehigh Valley ticket offices April 26 and 27 and are valid for return through May 4.

Grant Monument Lehigh Valley Ticket

Hood’s Sarsaparilla Promotes Blood Purification Claims

An early ad asserts Hood’s Sarsaparilla as the best blood purifier and a favorite family tonic, claiming thousands of cures and urging use for cleansing and liver health.

Hood Price Abe

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