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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1895

Page

3

Bicycle Club Race Meet Decision in Scranton

Members of the Scranton Bicycle club convene to hear a committee report on holding a June racing meet. Opposition exists though the committee may favor it, citing last year’s strong attendance and profit concerns. Supporters argue Driving Park facilities are improved and could prevent losses.

A. N. Leoteta Pittsburg Hitchcock C. H. Pond Preston Park E. A. Niven Wilkes- Barre Board of Trade Scranton North Seventh Street J. W. Ferguson Paterson N. J New South Site C. ©. Simpson Miss Bimperon W. G. Payne Miss Payne Kingston Ben Daniel William Europe Wales Williame Wilkes-Barre Scranton Bicycle Club

Mayor Refuses Sign On Sewer Ordinance In Tardy Presentation

Mayor Connell returns unsigned the sewer ordinance for Washington avenue Eleventh ward between Beech street and Stafford Meadow Brook. He cites late presentation after council sine die. City engineer’s estimate stands at 1.75 per foot totaling 3042.60.

Connell Washington Avenue Beech Street Stafford Meadow Brook

Verdicts and Guilty Pleas Mark Court Session

The jury returned verdicts on multiple cases as Judge Edwards presided. Miss Mulherin pleaded guilty to liquor charges linked to Patrick Feeney and Kate Mulherin, while Patrick Feeney and Mrs. Feeney were dismissed. Other defendants faced varied outcomes including not guilty verdicts for George Fanning and John Gordon, with separate trials for larceny by bullet and false pretenses.

George Fanning North End Ballee John Gordon Mary L. Kenyon Ne. 1 Edwards Argainst Herman Kirchenbaum Louis Feldman Nathan Vidaver Harris John BP Fefuge Farthlow Peon Avenue Kirchenbaum Antoniy Wood Thomas Jenkins Jrema Taster and Lewis Jenkins Lackawan Avenue Voorh Voc Itilhan Howade Bee ML Om Tobk Reepublican J. R. Reese Reese & ‘Long Voct Euwards William and Walter Hammett West Blile Reformatory Watersfield Daniel Wattersfield Caplas Patrick Kenahan Eepgigetts Creek Jasper Silvies H. Hoffecker Peckville George 3. Horn Halslander & Vosburg Guneter Thomas Thomas John Kirby Kirty Thomas Albert Leple Johnacon's Patch St. Patrick Gunster Miss Mulherin Patrick Feeney Kate Mulherin Tenth Street Timothy Jones Weat Nguor Feeney Commonwealth Misa Mulherin Patrick O'Brien

Local Theater Listings Include Killarney Rip Van Winkle and Aristocracy

Davis theater hosts Jp Van Winkle with Poole as Rip and lavish scenery. Aristocracy by Frothingham company led by Forrest Hoblin arrives at Frothingham next Monday. Academy of Music opens A Kentucky Home by Hubb Comedy with full orchestra for a week. Salem News notes Mechanic Hall crowding for Dad’s Boy and A Double Life with an overflowing audience.

Davis Mr. Toole Jp van Winkle Mr.Poole Rip Tip van Winkle Bronson Howard Frothingham Charles Frohman Forrest Hoblinson Oman Harrisburg Ainy Academy of Music Hubb Comedy Company Kentucky Salem Mass Mechanic Hall Charles Lowe Aborn Opera Company Armory Fund Seama Academy of Muste Lally Kirmess Allatoons Hastings

Locomotives Slip and Sand Advice Amid Rail News

Night Secretary Brewer recovers from illness Mrs Brewer suffers from diphtheria. A Strouds train crash left no serious injuries. A piece of verse discusses locomotives’ need for sand to gain grip on slippery tracks and advises practical cautions for starting on difficult routes.

Enei Seeley Depew Stroudshurt The Tribune

New Store Offerings Highlight Fashion Styles

A new store announces a wide range of products including classic plete items and 100 other styles priced around $4.50. The message emphasizes variety and affordable options for shoppers seeking diverse apparel choices.

Sample Room Offers Gilt Paper at Five Dollars

A sales pitch describes decorating a room with stylish gilt paper and a fixed price of five dollars for the sample. the ad promotes turning a space toward fashionable finishes.

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