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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1895

Page

3

Personal notices from Wilkes-Barre and surrounding towns

W W Lathrope attended professional business in Wilkes-Barre yesterday. Dr F W Davies has returned home from Jefferson College Philadelphia. Superintendent Fox of the Traction Co returned from a week’s vacation. P H Gilgalion entertained Rev C V McGuire of Marathon N Y. W M Willard H C Schaffer and Alderman Fuller are away on a fishing trip and return Monday. L E K Torbett in city for tin plate work returned to Philadelphia yesterday. Misa Doelger Miss Whaing of New York and Miss Harder of Brooklyn are visiting Mrs R M O’Brien on Washington Avenue. William Sawyer of Throop received notice through Alderman Wright of a monthly pension. He enlisted Sept 10 186? and was discharged Oct 2 186.

W. W. Lathrope Wilkes-Barre F. W. Davies Jefferson College Philadelphia Fox The Traction Company EN. Willard H. C. Schaffer Alderman Fuller L. EK. Torbett Misa Doelger Alderman Wright

Jury Finds Karl Weiss Died From Slipping On Ropes

An adjourned inquest into Karl Weiss death at Hotel Jermyn determined he accidentally died while sliding down a rope system from the fourth floor. Witnesses described habitual rope descents. jury noted ladders existed and should have been used.

Court House Karl Wetes Jermyn Adam Schroeder Weles Welas A. B. Diggleman J. Kelly William Roberts Neil McTague Hotel Jermyn

Rip Van Winkle Enthralls Davis Theater Audience

Z E Toole's company staged Rip Van Winkle at Davis' theater drawing large crowds. The Catskills scene impressed. Toole gave an excellent performance, filling the bill in every respect. Pillsbury's Flour Mill capacity noted as 17 000 barrels daily with high grade printing samples shown in publications.

Z. E. Toole Davis Catskills Mr. Toole Pillsbury's Flour Mille Tribe Uye Printing Department

Bigamy and liquor charges mark crowded court day

The article reports Daniel Whillers field and Alexander McWilliam Dickison facing bigamy and liquor charges with juries delivering mixed verdicts. Tony Voch is convicted of felonious wounding, while Thomas Thomas and John Kirby face varied outcomes. Other witnesses describe Wallersfield’s North End bar and a tense trial over forged bond theft.

Alexander McWilliam Dickison Thomas Thomas John Kirby Thomma Kirby Tippling Albert Lepic Louis Miterine Ttalian Gunster Hridget Hodick Mary Lou Tony Voch Thomas Jenkins Jude Edwards Voch Jasper Silvies Hoffecker Peckville Silvies Daniel Wallersfield Third Ward Jones C. W. Dawson Leyshon North End Patrick Kennahan Leggett's Creek Waller

Buffalo Bill's Wild West to Visit May Day Crowd

A great enterprise led by Colonel Cody brings the Buffalo Bill Wild West to town on May 11 with a touring show featuring European troops Irish Gaels Arab Tartar Gaucho and Indigenous riders. Managers Nate Salebury and James A Talley promise perfection in every detail amid a one of a kind spectacle not to be missed.

Buffalo bin Www Tf, Cody Buffalo Bill The Wild West America Europe Colonel Cody Nate Salebury James A. Talley Larnuim &Atley

Bubb Comedy Company at Academy of Music Next Week

Several hundred turned away as the Bubb Comedy company opened at the Academy of Music with Michiel Strogoff. The review praised the performance and its exceptional repertoire compared to other local companies.

Bubb Comedy Company Academy of Music Kentucky Elisabeth N. J Drake Michiel Strogoff

Elm Park Epworth League Elects Officers At Annual Meeting

The Elm Park Epworth League held its annual meeting last evening with large attendance. Elected officers include President G Fred Whittemore. vice-presidents for devotional services FP A Beldleman mercy and help D T Yost literary Teresa Smith social Lizzie Riauh secretary D L Wilson treasurer Alice Griffiths. The other officers chosen are character G Fred Whittemore pianist Alice Griffiths and assistant Vic Connell. A church parlor rehearsal is planned for this evening.

Elm Park Epworth League G. Fred Whittemore FP. A. Beldleman D. T. Yost Teresa Smith Lizzie Riauh D. L. Wilson Aliee Griffiths Alice Griffiths Vic Connell

Sleigh ride catastrophe leads to arrests and bail

Four young men were arrested by Constable Byars at the request of C A Sumner after an alleged January sleigh ride in Factoryville ended in a wreck. Arthur Ridgway of 161 Penn Avenue posted bail of 300 dollars before Alderman Halley. others face hearings before Alderman Wright.

Byars C. A. Sumner Arthur Ridgway Penn Avenue Borgea Factoryville Alderman Halley Wright

Sample Room Style With Gilt Paper Offer

A seasonal offer promotes a sample room setup featuring refined gilt paper. The ad highlights styling, colorings, and a $5 price point for the display furnishing.

State of the Coal Trade Predicts May Output Boom

Local reps for large coal firms expect a May output surge as canals and lakes open and demand rises. Disputes between Reading and the Pennsylvania Railroad slow plans to share coal quotas. arbitration talks continue while Reading pushes for 21 percent. Delays may force Lackawanna Valley lines to run full time with idle cars pressed into service. Local brokers say companies plan to stay conservative pending new interior pricing policies.

Royal Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Delaware and Hudson Reading Company Pennsylvania Railroad Company New York Pennsylvania Comppany Potteville Junction Coml Meading Company Lackawanna Valley Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company Delaware and Hudson Companies Thi

Dunmore News: Assault Arrests and Local Funeral

Clarence Watrous is building a house on Fifth Street. Marie Murphy, daughter of P. F. Murphy of Chestnut Street, is seriously indisposed. John Lynch is jailed on $200 bail after breaking at the door of Dunmore in the incident investigated by Squire Scott. The funeral of Cornelius Branning was held at his son Eber’s Fifth Street residence with Rev. Leacock officiating. Pallbearers included Charles Russell Hile Nickerson Henry Vaughn John Watrous Albert Jenkins and Mark Bishop. Interment followed at Dunmore Cemetery.

Clarence Watrous Fifth Street Marie Murphy P. FP. Murphy Chestnut Street M. J. Burke John Lynch Squire Scott Cornelius Branning Eber Leacock Charles Russell Hile Nickerson Henry Vaughn John Watrous Albert Jenkins Mark Bishop Duninwre

Supper Event at Penn Avenue Church by Baptist Ladies

The Penn Avenue Baptist Church ladies hosted an evening supper from 6 to o'clock, serving a large number of guests. After the meal they held an informal social, with compliments for the menu, and a note mentions Dr Thomas Be-jertile Ol giving relief for burns sprains and scalds.

Penn Avenue Baptist Church Thomas

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