Bubb Comedy company to play week at Academy of Music
For one week starting Monday April 29 the Bubb Comedy company with full band and orchestra performs at the Academy of Music in a repertoire of popular comedy drama at 10 20 39 cent prices. Daily matinees except Monday, opening with A Kentucky Home, East Lynne and Michael Strogoff. The Bath World lauds the troupe's initial Scranton showing with a first class orchestra led by James C M Fulton.
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Bubb Comedy Company
Academy of Music
Kentucky
East Lynne
Michael Strogoff
Bath
Bubb
Columbia Theater
Stars and Stripes
James C. M. Fulton
Waldenses story to be told by Italian preacher Rostan
Rev F Rostan of Italy will preach in Scranton tomorrow representing the Vandals church. He will speak at the Second Presbyterian church in the morning and at the First Presbyterian church in the evening. The tale of the Waldenses is gripping and Rostan is described as an eloquent Italian speaker. He succeeds Mattes Prochet, who preached here last year.
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F. Rostan
Italy
Second Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Rostan
Mattes Prochet
Scranton
Local notices and rail labor updates in Scranton NY area
Tomorrow evening F W Pearsall preaches at New York Street Mission chapel. Engineer John H Smith injured by a gondola fall resumes work today. Tomorrow's men only meeting at association rooms promises unusual testimony. Funeral for William Hunter at St Luke's church today at 2:30. Delaware and Hudson depot renovations prompt calls for a new station. J Kistra, invalid at depot, takes outdoor exercise. Detective sent on Frank Gankowski death case near Bellevue. Ladies auxiliary meeting held. aid planned for MecDevett family. Possible Mosea Taylor lodge auxiliary forming. Sanitary improvements and bad ventilation at Railroad Young Men's Christian association rooms. Rail workers optimistic about a coal boom next month. Delaware and Hudson prospects brighten with open lakes/canals and trade. Industry talks on Mackett Carhart & Co boycott defend Arbiters Troch and Swartz. their integrity praised. Upcoming air brake certificate exams for railroad employers to aid promotion and efficiency. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup advertised for teething. various household items promoted. Dr Thomas Electric Oil offered for burns sprains and pains. Pillsbury mills capacity cited. Printing samples offered by Tribune Printing Dept. Various silver and grooming items advertised. Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup promoted for colds and lung trouble.
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New York Street
John H. Smith
Washburn Street
Association Rooms
William Hunter
St. Luke's Church
Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
J. Kistra
Delaware and Hudson
Central Jersey Railroad
Mauch Chunk
Frank Gankowski
Bellevue
John MecDevett
Mosea Taylor Lodge of Brotherhood of Railroad
Railroad Young
Mackett, Carhart & Co
John R. Troch
Cornelius Swartz
Scranton
Daniel's Barrel of Ale and Multiple Court Cases
Daniel Wallersfield testified at length about opening a temperance house and serving ale to friends, not selling to minors. Sam Davis faced aggravated assault for throwing coal at Mike Lach in a Marvine shaft incident, with a verdict delivered after trial. Patrick O'Brien pleaded guilty to stabbing L. P. Moon, receiving four months in jail and a $60 fine. Stephen Howey was found not guilty, while Conrad Vernon was convicted on a money order charge after forgery acquittal. Mary Snyder admitted guilt for theft from a mission and chose jail over return to the mission. Several other defendants faced trials for malicious mischief and felonious wounding with ongoing jury deliberations.
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Davis
Mike Lach
Patrick O’brien
Notch
Daniel Wallerafield
Daniel
Wallersfield
Samuel Davis
Gunster
Marvine
Lich
Patrick O'Brien
L. P. Moon
Jelinski
Conrad Vernon
Mary Fa
Mary Snyder
Pittston
Florence
Agnes Rostosky
John Schiduck
Edwards
Alfred Banfield
Throop
McHale Arrested Over Off-License Liquor Charges
Patrick J. McHale of 346 First Street was arrested after two attempts for selling liquor without a license and selling liquor on Sunday. Alderman Fitzsimmons dismissed the first charge after testimony from Mrs. Collins, with costs on the prosecutor, then Constables Wilson and Byara re-arrested him. Alderman O B Wright set bail at 500 dollars on each charge for court appearance.
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Patrick J. McHale
First Street
Fitzsimmons
Collins
Wilson
Byara
McHale
0. B. Wright
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