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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1894

Page

3

Notable Visitors and Ills Reported in Scranton Docket

A flurry of arrivals and illnesses marks Scranton society as Oneida PF A Page and A J Mahon of Bellevue suffer serious illness. Notables in town include G B Ford of Wilkes-Barre and T P Ryder from the Wilkes-Barre Record. Several visitors from Brooklyn Oxford Pottsville and Chicago are noted, alongside Mrs Leah Heath delivering an art lecture at Col H M M’s Clay Avenue home.

A.J. Mahon Bellevue G. B. Ford Wilkes-Barre Scranton Snonder Binghamton T. P. Ryder Montrose Thin City E. P. Mitchell Ash Street Carbondale P. Ho McAndrews Lackaw Warne Hospital Philadelphia D. J. Doncan Pred Sharwood G. E Williams D. A. Mangan William Sheridan Pittston Lara Smith Brooklyn N.Y Lilly Drake Oxford William K. Call Ninth Street Leah Heath H. MM Clayavenon Gslowha A. Grover Glenwowl Huaquehanna County Aebington Jennie Kenney Potteville Isa Laas A. Shields Wilke Barre Aronné Smith Willkea-Serre Harry Loam Shamokin

Labor Day Parade and Celebration Planned in City

A Labor Day events program outlines a grand parade at 1 PM starting at Inden and Washington, passing Mulberry Penn Spruce Franklin Lackwanna Eighth to South Waanington, ending at Central Park garden for a concluding ceremony. James Wood, W H Stanton, and D J Campbell deliver addresses. EB G Worden will marshal with J C Atkinson as chief of staff and union aides from Painters Typographical unions.

Central Park Garden James Wood Binghamton W. H. Stanton D. J. Campbell EB. G. Worden Carpenters’ Union 718 Marshal bin Aida J.C. Atkinson Painters’ Union J. J.morgan M. Flaherty Typo Inden Washington Mulberry Penn Spruce Franklin Lackwanna Eighth Adama South Waanington Canal Park Garden

Transit Timetable Changes For South Side and Greenwood

Commencing Monday April 00 changes to streetcar times affect South Side and Greenwood Taylor routes. Luzerne Street car leaves Wyoming venue at 5 400 am and runs every forty minutes to p m with last car at 10 40 pm. Taylor cars start 6 10 pm with forty minute intervals to 4 0 pm then 9 40 and 0 last car. South Side and Greenwood first car leaves Franklin arétive 6 00 am every twenty minutes to 2 40 pm then 0 20 10 46 and 11 05. First car wenwood 6 20 am every forty minutes to 6 20 pm then 9 20 and 9 45 last car Nay Aug Falls 7 00 pm 7 90 6 00 and twenty minutes to 9 0 pm then 0 0 9 80 10 00 and 10 40 Inat car.

South Side Greenwood Taylor Mzerne Street Washburn Scotland Ay Aug Luzerne Wyoming Taylor Greenwood Franklin Wenwood Nay Aug Falls

Fire and deaths touch Scranton community notes

A fire at the home of Stephen Flanaghan started by children playing with matches burned a door frame and carpet but was quickly extinguished. Bellevue resident Mrs Jane Davis died after months of illness, aged 16, with funeral and interment planned. Republican committee in Lackawanna county to name a day for a legislative nominating convention.

Stephen Flanaghan Jane Davis Republican Committee of the First Legislative District Mra Jane Davia Bellevue Walesa Davis Washburo Street Bow Si Fifteenth Laterne Franklin and Crambia Flanaghan Chillren W. G. Daniels South Maina Aveiur Paureeua Mab-He-Kon Salvation Army Halpin Harrisburg Gwilym Williame Republican Mise Gwladge Jobo Malion Jonge Thomas F. Mallen North Sumer Arent Mies Anna Morgan Keystone Academy Bill, Morgan North Main Avenue David Anthony North Rebecca Avenue California Anthony Aue Thomas Ellwood India Timothy Jones Morris Court Adele Davies Wilkes-Harre Hugh Davies South Lincoln Avenue Charles Hughes New York City D.C Hughes Wasdburn Street Republican Committee Lackawanna County Clark South Mainavenue Pear Alvord Fred Alvord Luzerne Street Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church A. W. Cooper Forest Hill Cemetery Thomas Monahan Keiser Avenue St. Patrick's Church Father McNally Hyde Park Catholic Dominick McLaughlin Thomas Judge Martin Devers Mike Brown Thomas Molheri James Hart Irish Catholic Benevolent Union Mira Mattie Nailin Telephone Exchange Seriously River Street James Davenport Shamookin Brooketree AF Dowd Greenwood Bloometurg Anli Oreat William Connell Howe Company Mike Board of Trade Michinel Frey Ebort Ieee Denleary Cedar Avenue

Judge Ed wards Imposes Six Year Sentence in Manslaughter Case

Judge Edwards sentences Joseph Judge after a manslaughter conviction for killing Joseph Tomaliins. While defense counsel-ex Judge Stanton argued for mercy, the judge noted the full trial and an intelligent jury verdict but considered circumstances of that night and the prisoner being alone to imposing a medium term. The punishment includes a $100 fine, prosecution costs, and six years at the eastern penitentiary in separate and solitary confinement. Artin McNally pleads guilty to robbing John Frantz and is fined.

Edwards Joseph Judge Joseph Tomaliins Stanton Edwarda Eastern Artin McNally John Frantz

Acquitted Man Patrick McGuire Ordered Confined for Insanity

The court ruled Patrick McGuire, acquitted on insanity grounds for the shooting of Thomas Hughes, be confined in the insane department of the Scranton poor district hillside farm and kept in strict custody at county expense until legally discharged.

Patrick McGuire Thomas Hughes Edwards Scranton

Delaware and Hudson to install two monster hoisting engines

The Delaware and Hudson plans to place two 32 ton compound hoisting engines in the Marvine shaft. The engines weigh 32 tons, cost 20000 dollars, and will lift loaded cars from Clark vein to surface 400 feet away in seven seconds, using Corliss cut-off slide valves.

Delaware and Hudson Company Marvine Clark Vein Father Whitty Total Abstinence Union Hell Wilkes-Harre Whittya Providence Berry Tne le Wan Sixth Cavalry United States Army John J. McGutrern New York Iluttie Thomas East Market Street Pregent Grace Hendrickson Charlotte Carwardine Annie Reese Maggie Lewis Lizzie Evans Maggie Ca

Scranton Trade Notes and Local Advertisements

A vintage Scranton edition describes a forthcoming book project with photogravure views of the city landscape and notable residences. The piece mentions Scranton businesses, carpet cleaning rates, and local services offered by the Scranton Commercial Association as well as a public notice about patient confidentiality and physician advertising practices.

Sheranton Scranton

Enthusiastic Ward Meeting Pushes Fast Progress on Sewers

A Friday night gathering in Dr Manley's hall drew Twentieth ward residents and South Side leaders including Councilmen Connell and Lattle. They backed speedy sewer plans and discussed costs and routes as wards on the South Side prepare to share labor and expenses.

Connell Lattle Era

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