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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1894
Page
3
H L Halstead announces candidacy for the office of recorder of deeds in Lackawanna County ahead of the next Republican convention. He states his bid to run as a Republican candidate for the post.
Senator M. F. McDonald and Mrs McDonald return from Atlantic City. Winnings of Misa Florence Norwalk include Wingfest at TLC residence. Etta Levi of Philadelphia visits cousins Lavi family in Pennagonns. Carrie Price set to visit Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Myron Kasson home from Emmaus County. Dy. B. Atherton in New York on board of trade business. Mrs Daniel King and daughters Nellie and Kate return from Douis. John P. Miser of Philadelphia arrives in Scranton. George F. H. Post, congressman and Standard Car Coupler head, returns from a New York trip. The Times announces a forthcoming comprehensive business directory for Scranton and vicinity with portraits and views, to attract new residents and promote local interests.
FP Leonard at 005 Lackawanna avenue offers four styles of stone water filters priced within reach of all. They are rustproof, easy to clean and care for, claim to last years, filter four to twelve gallons daily, and require no water pail. Drop in to see them. Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as the best for bruises and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. Matthews Brow et Rion advertise pure wholesome bread from Pillabury's beat.
A fire at Miss Lin Thompson's South Main shop destroyed the interior and damaged the building on Main and Jackson. Mrs W Hluckett's two story dwelling suffered extensive fire and water damage. Miss Thompson's insurance covers 1100 dollars, not enough for losses. Firefighters from Frankie and Columbian Pipe Company battled the blaze. an incident over removing a spectator led to Officer Dyer filing a report.
P O T AL entertains members with a well attended social at Electriccamp No 83. Miss Barnett Miss Hayles Dickyon Banjo Clay and Miss Evans perform recitations and songs. The Ladies’ Gift Club provided a closing act followed by refreshments and social mingling.
Passengers aboard an Eynan and Taylor car were jolted by a drunken man who insulted riders, joined by two accomplices. The conductor and a special officer intervened, ejecting the offender as the others became unruly and left the car.
Harry Brown son of Mr and Mrs Howard Brown of North Sumner avenue was injured yesterday morning while playing in the street. He jumped onto a grocery wagon but was dragged after it began to move and fell under the wheels. A wagon wheel passed over his leg causing a deep cut but no bone injury. Der Williams was summoned and dressed the wound.
Kengo Moriya lectured to a large Jackson Street audience on Japanese manners customs and religion. He noted many are embracing Christianity and praised American missionary work while speaking with surprising fluency.
Misses Mame and Millie Habblett of Flymouth plan to return home today after an extended visit with friends on the ed. An organizing meeting connected with Abram Thomas will be held in Evans Hall on South Main Avenue this evening. The Delaware Lackawanna and Western Co will pay its employees at the Sloansid Hampton mines and car shops today. Morgan M. Jonking of Danville came home last evening after visiting cousin Will D. Griffiths of North Sumner Avenue.
At the park yesterday Patrick Duggan and James Dowd clashed with Dingans after a dispute over umpire calls. The quarrel escalated with threats and blows, drawing police attention though no arrests were made as the game continued with players wary and officials keeping a wide distance.
A traveling financial agent for a firm operating in eastern Pennsylvania says business in the Scranton area is notably strong. He notes customers from all classes prefer pure, honest dealings and that the Scranton market shows substantial activity with solid prospects for continued growth in the near term.
Miss Liznle Cousin of Leenststract visits Carbondale. J J Hest returns from Heston. SE Joins church social planned tonight. Max Phillips travels to Philadelphia for eye operation. Frank Burke and Lavindk Walsu announced to wed. Women’s association spends city at Slaplawood. Miss Maggle Tembey returns from New York. Michiel Madisen escapes after fall on Shatutedi lake. Julia and Susie Kreenbach visit relatives in ILD Powers area. Anton Fish to represent St Mary’s at New York Catholic convention. South Side Young Women’s Christian association hosts social at Cedar Avenue. Two women injured at a gathering. recovery hoped. Joh Loch hosts friends. music and dancing enliven. Tayda Gliy and Banjoelmab perform. Joseph Taniski faces forgery charge. held for trial.
Carde announces Mire Murphy marriage. Mrs Letchworth spent Sunday at vile Park. Miward Avewin Jr named grand usher. Numerous residents including Miss Rachel Pletcher and Miss Altos Spencer visit Philadelphia and Bloom streets. Local sermon, lectures, and shoe advertisement conclude the brief town notices.
Infant daughter of John W. and Katie McClain, age 1 month 4 days, named Mary. Fuscal tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock at 1000 Chestnut Street Philadelphia.
Four years ago hotelkeepers formed an association in the North End and with Constable Davies aided by trust in enforcing the law. Davies recalls that convictions rose in the Second Ward, lifting the walls of illegal saloons, though other wards lagged. He urges citywide citizen support and stronger enforcement to finish the task. A North End citizen notes public concern grows as youths frequent holes in the wall areas, signaling deeper social harm.
A blaze was doused with buckets of water before firefighters reached the scene. The alarm drew a large crowd as arrests crowded the area and the poor condition of the Penn and Lackawanna avenues intersection hindered access for fire companies.
The Thirteenth ward Republican Club will hold a meeting on Thursday at Alderman Bailey's Dickson Avenue home. Three delegates and three alternates to attend the state convention of the League of Republican Clubs at Warrington on Sept 11 will be elected.
Diployes at Cayuga and Brisbin mines to be paid tomorrow. Aemit Thomas on vacation in Toronto. A baby daughter born to John Malion family. Congters of Novelties event tonight at the Armors. Rent issues cause work suspension. Framed pictures offered at half price by Ciengo Ave Co. 127 Penn Ave. Patrick Wolah sentenced to thirty days for a cattle theft. Catherine Manley and Bridget Jordan vacationing at Lake Winona. Green Ridge Baptist church picnic at Laurel Hill park. Jeanette Christina entertaining Miss Day in Trenton. John Tranton injured from a explosion at Lopez Creek. William J. Thomas recovering from accident. Samuel Llewelyn night attendant. Mrs Ruth Davies sprain prevents trip to Larveys. Welsh intoxication incident. arrest follows. Citizen’s Band picnic success at Mrear’s rave with music and dancing joy.
An electric lightwire set fire to an awning in front of H Lahmen's clothing store at the corner of Lackawanna and Franklin avenues last night about time unknown. The blaze caused little damage and was quickly extinguished. No injuries were reported.
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