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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1895

Page

5

Watkins Wins Quietly in Third District Convention

Attorney James E. Watkins of Taylor won the Willard Hastings delegate seat over R. Willis Reese of Old Forge by 4214 to 1616 at the Third district gathering in the county courthouse. The event drew 59 Republican delegates and notable attendees, with Mackey elected permanent chair and Houser as permanent secretary.

James E. Watkins Taylor Reading House of Representatives Willard-Hastings R. Willis Reese Old Forge Court House Court Room No. 1 F. J. Fitzsimmons C. Ben Johnson Wilkes-Barre John H. Thomas Clarence E. Pryor Sam H. Stevens John Fern West Side John McCrindle Moosic J. W. Houser N. C. Mackey Waverly Houser Parker South Abington Lackawanna Township Wiliam Thomas John Vanderberg Ransom Henry Harris Gallon Haupt T. H. Watts Glenburn M. D. Cure Scott Mackey William Thomas Minooka Hofser Henton J. W. Tiffany C. M. Cook Callon James O' Boyle Covington D. W. Dale James Lewsha Dalton C. A. Knight W. J Brown Gouldsboro J. B. Gardner Greenfield Willam Bell Fred Worth Willam Thomas John Davin Kawin White Thomas H. Evans Charles Snyder Zacharias Gray George Chambers Thomas Cook Isaac 8. Davis LaPlume R. H. Holgate Lehigh Jacob Knecht Madison S. E. Noack Lesly Beemer Newton William Hill Samuel Decker North Abington William Dalxelle James Calvert Thomas Stephens William H. Kohler William Riddle John Thornton James A. John William Gardner George Carpenter Enos Slocum Scranton Jacob J. Jones George Pry Grifith Williams William H. Degger Spring Brook David H. Thomas Booth Abington John Howard Thomas Frances Frank Cooper David T. Evans James Stone Casper Stahli James Breever Michael RuMbach John Ayers E. G. Carpenter West Abington J. R. Brigges Holgate Quay James E. Watking Harrisburg Richard Holgate Republican Party Mathew Stanley Quay Watts Omer Dr. Mackey Benton Clifton James Lewis Isaac Davis Edwin White Lackawanna la Plume Gallon 8 Haupt William G. Morris

Store adopts low margins on staples to boost tea and coffee sales

The retailer explains a pricing strategy to keep all stock as cheap as possible, focusing on Teas Coffees and Cigars to attract traffic. They claim direct importer tea cuts costs and promise value across spices soaps starches salt rice canned goods and dried fruit, with superior service and mail or telephone ordering. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Wyoming camp meeting and local notices in Scranton

Wyoming camp meeting set to begin next Tuesday evening. The Delaware and Hudson company paid yesterday at the Grassy Island and Delaware mines. Frank Jones was appointed to a clerkship in the post office. Grace Lutheran lawn fete postponed to tonight due to rain. The will of Miles W Hirsa admitted to probate in Waverly. Scranton tailor Daniel Curtis reportedly dropped dead in Hazleton. no such name in the directory. Mike Kozinsky injured by roof fall at Pine Brook shaft. fracture to right thigh. John Malloy discharged for lack of evidence. Marriage licenses granted to James McCouldrick with Nellie Hopkins. Richard Riedmiller with Louisa Starr. Hugh Harrington with Bridget Connolly. Patriotic Sons of America officers to visit Camp 22 tomorrow evening.

Delaware and Hudson Company Grassy Island Delaware Frank Jones K. D. Jones Young Women's Christian Association Grace Lutheran Church Jefferson Avenue Delaware Street Miles W. Hirsa Borough of Waverly Miles W Charles United Press Scranton Daniel Curtis Hazleton Providence Mike Kozinsky Pine Brook Moses Taylor Hospital John Malloy Alderman Fuller James McCouldrick Nellie Hopkins South Side Richard Riedmiller Loulsa Starr Honesdale Hugh Harrington Bridget Connolly America C. F. Huth Shamokin George Anderson Philadelphia Willem Weyand Huntingdon Lincoln Brown Wilkes-Barre

Mears & Hagen Sells Wash Goods At Half Price

An advertising note from Mears & Hagen offers wash goods at half price because cold weather delayed the season. Shoppers have two months to wear the items with a loss to the seller turning into gain for buyers.

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Central Railroad excursion to Long Branch and Ocean Grove

The Central Railroad Company of New Jersey runs a sea shore excursion on Saturday Aug 10 from Scranton at 8:00 a.m. to Long Branch Ocean Grove and Asbury Park, returning Monday at 8:02 a.m. Round trip fares are 1.5 from Scranton and 3 from Wilkes-Barre. Hundreds expected to travel for a brief seaside outing at low cost.

The Central Railroad Company of New Jersey Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbury Park Scranton Wilken Barre

Excursion Rate to New York Offer by Excelsior Athletic Club

The Excelsior Athletic Club offers a round trip excursion to New York next week Saturday over Erie and Wyoming. Tickets will be white and usable for ten days, priced at four dollars and fifty six cents.

New York New Ti Excelsior Erie Wyoming

Flourish and Trade Names in Narrow Tobacco Market

Flor de Vanice and Baenies SE are noted in a Routt Kay West clue listing with mild tobacco. G COURSEN acts as Whaleasie Agent for Pennsylvania, indicating a local commission or agency involvement in tobacco trade notes.

Flor de Vanice Baenies Mild Tobacco G. Coursen Whaleasie Pennsylvania

Rennie System Described Interesting Method of Recording Cars

A deep look at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western car accounting office outlines a per diem style system for tracking about 60,000 cars daily. The method uses ciphered station codes, ticket records, and a duplicate ledger to monitor cars owned by the company and those from other roads, with precise location and mileage data and monthly repair bills.

Car Accountant’s Department Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad New York W. F. Hallstead the Tribune R. &. Rennie Car Accountant’s Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Lines Hoboken Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Line Grand Trunk Railway Black Rock N. Y Grand Trunk Road East Buffalo Delaware, Lackawanna and Western New York, Chicago and St. Louia Buffalo New York, Chicago and St. Louis Chicago Hamilton Dayton Delaware, Lackawinna and Western Iies Rennie Pettiamenta Runyon Delaware, Lackawanha and Western Company

Priest Is Prosecuted in Old Forge Case

A warrant accuses Rev. Valentine Balough of criminal assault issued by Alder man Wright at the urging of Tedella Levozboski. The case centers on the Old Forge Greek Catholic church dispute, with injunctions and church closure since July 7. The prosecutrix admitted two illegitimate children though her testimony was called incoherent by the alderman.

Alderman Wright Tedella Levozboski Valentine Balough Old Forge W. H. Stanton E. C. Newcomb Kost Rusin John Sharack

Deserted Family Man Nabbed After St Joseph to Jessup Trip

Shenandoah Polander Kwapich deserted his wife and four children in March. He lived in St Joseph Missouri then returned near Jessup and resided with Mrs Josephine Stenk who left her husband’s bed and board. Constable Rudewicki arrested him in Jessup and he will be taken to Shenandoah. The capture followed a photograph trace by the Jessup sleuth.

Shenandoah Stanislaus Kwapich St. Joseph Missouri Jessup Josephine Stenk Joseph Rudewicki Kwapieh P. J. Lynch Hudewicki

Mayor Connell Signs New City Measures

Mayor Connell yesterday approved measures including removing tracks on Robinson street to the middle, purchasing a new horse for Chief H F Ferber, requiring street railway cars to have fenders and mudguards, moving the drop harness from General Phinney house to Eagle's house, directing the city engineer to assess paving Webster avenue between Olive and Pine, repairing and repainting the Crystal hose wagon, awarding the Brook bridge approaches contract to Stipp Bros, and improving the Abington turnpike in the city.

Connell Robinson Street Hf. F. Ferber General Phinney Eagle's House Webster Avenue Olive Pine Street Houring Brook Stipp Bros Abington

Died in Cuba Former D L W Foreman Stephen de Ayala

Stephen de Ayala, once a foreman at Delaware Lackawanna and Western machine shops, died of typhoid fever in Remedios Cuba after eight days illness. He had recently recovered from injuries while supervising machinery erection at Central Unidad estate in Cifuentes Sagua la Grande where a platform collapsed. He had many friends in Scranton who regret his death.

de Ayala Stephen de Ayala Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Machine Shops Remedios Cuba Central Unidad Cifuentes Sagua la Grande Scranton

Board of Trade Building Excavations To Start Next Week

The Board of Trade Building Company held a directors meeting and extended the plan deadline by two weeks. Architects Lacey Davis presented designs while C P Davidson said excavation contracts will be let this week and site preparation for the foundation will take about three weeks. The stockholders urge rapid construction.

Board of Trade Board of Trade Building Company Lacey Davis C. P. Davidson Tribune

Slander Sues Bragdon Against Patterson in Court

A trespass suit for defamation seeks $2,000 in damages from Henry Patterson. J. T. Bragdon and attorney B. F. Tinkham claim Patterson called Bragdon a thief and swindler. Patterson posted bail, then jailed. his wife threatened self harm if allowed in. rain fell as events unfolded.

J. T. Bragdon Henry Patterson B. F. Tinkham Ward & Horn H. T. Bragdon Alderman Wright Patterson Washington Avenue Bragdon Caplas Harry

Horse Oats Pay Cut Sparks City Audit Clash

Food Inspector Thomas denounces auditing committee action to stop his horse feed allowance. He defends voting independence while a city expert notes that an ordinance repeal could restore the allowance, arguing the estimates committee originally granted it.

Thomas Auditing Committee

Meeting of Associated Charities Fails to Reach Quorum

Last night’s regular Board meeting failed to start as only three members attended: John Gibbons T. J. Kelly and Mrs. Duggan. Kelly chairs the child saving committee and has a letter from the Home of the Friendless about Samuel Bryant and Alice Bryant’s year-old son and four-year-old daughter under guardianship as the husband seeks custody amid concerns over the wife’s reform.

Associated Charities Board of John Gibbons T. J. Kelly

Man Dies After Being Struck by D H Train

John J. Godwin died at Lackawanna hospital after being struck Monday night near the steel works by a Delaware and Hudson train. His body was taken to Breckcourt. The article notes a Y W C A weekly musicale and lists participants Miss Florence Richmond Miss Besasle Phillips Richard Welsenflue and Mr Hamlin. Beck the Tailor advertised fabrics at 337 Adame avenue.

John J. Godwin Delaware and Hudson Steel Lackawanna Hospital Breckcourt Young Women's Christian Association Rooms Florence Richmond Miss Richmond Besasle Phillips Richard Welsenflue Hamlin

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Watkins Bis Mr. Reese Gilkeson Or Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance Wyoming Ave Commonwealth Shoe Store Ackawanna A. BL Warman Ponn City Notes Car Accountant Richard P. Hamilton Mr. Rennie Beck Adame Avenue Laurel Hill Park Bauer T. ©. Snyder D. D Scranton Cash Store Price Woolworth’s Woolworth Kleberg Louis Rupprecht Carlsbad Pena Ave Opp Baptist Church Branton, Pa Colombes Beaumest Washington Av Geranton,Pa C. W. Freeman Capes Duck Pants Frank P, Christian Lachawamaa Aye Lake Ariel
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