Dr H B Ware Announces Office Return in September
Dr H B Ware will be in his office on and after the first week in September, signaling a return to regular patient appointments and consultations.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1894
Page
3
Personal notices from Atlantic City and area
Personal items note A Roddy at Atlantic City and Miss Connolly of Honesdale visiting Miss Lucy Carroll of Madison avenue. Mrs D B Hand and children go to Asbury Park for two weeks. James Shea and Robert Dougher of Wilkes-Barre call on friends. Tessie Cusick of Lackawanna avenue returns from Lake Winola. J Stanley Smith and F C Hand depart for New York City and Asbury Park. Agnes Gallagher of Honesdale returns home after vacation with Nellie and Maire Horan at Lake Winola. Miss Mame Dann of East Stroudsburg, recently graduated, stays with classmates in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Roddy
Atlantic City
Connolly
Honesdale
Lucy Carroll
Madison Avenue
D. B. Hand
Asbury Park
James Shea
Robert Dougher
Wilkee-Barre
This City
Tessie Cusick
Lackawanna Avehay
Lake Winola
J. Stanley Smith
F.C. Hand
New York City
Agnes Gallagher
Miswes Nellie
Mawe Horan
Mame Dann
East Stroudsburg
St. Cecelia’s Academy
Scranton
Italian immigrant among rail tear-up trio in Providence
Tony Mickuchadas a Italian with others entered the Providence Coal Company's breaker on Saturday night and tore up the railroad. They were caught by a watchman while attempting to steal a rail. Mickuchadas was fined 15 and sent to the county jail for thirty days after a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Mickuchadas
Tony
Aucceas
Gould
Vaunderbike
Providence Coal Company
Best Made. Gautschl & Sons Music Box Shop
Philadelphia firm Gautschl and Sons at 1030 Chestnut Street offers repaired music boxes with new tunes. They advertise an orchestral selection and emphasize quality craftsmanship and specialty tuning for old boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gautschl & Sons, Manufacturers
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Scranton Business Directory Plan Promises Comprehensive Volume
Tux Tamone plans a carefully compiled Scranton and vicinity directory detailing leading wholesale, banking, manufacturing and professional interests. The bound book will feature portraits and views of public buildings and streets, aiming to attract newcomers and serve as city advertisement. Representatives will visit listed names to explain the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Tux Tamone
Ecea
Tus Tantne
Patent Medicines Advertisements and Claims
An ad notices Bucklen's Arnica for bruises wounds and skin eruptions with a 95 cent price and refund guarantee. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and strengthener and Hop's Prunes as a post dinner digestion aid for headache and weak digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews Broa
Academy of Music Reopens With Gotham and a Busy Season
The Academy of Music relaunches on Monday August 27 under George Thatcher and his minstrel company with About Gotham a new play by H W Mett. The interior esthetics include new carpet lighting and a proscenium area extra seating to improve viewing and reduce hat clutter. A strong season follows with The Pen ing Master The Girl Left Behind Me and The Side Show among 138 booked nights featuring James Mackie Barney Ferguson and Primroge West plus many stars and orchestras led by Sousa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
George Thatcher
H. W. Hmmett
Gotham
Burgunder
Mishler
Academy
Marie Tempest
Hite
Reginald de Koven
Harry L. Smith
Dorothy Morton
Berth Balls
Jennie Dickerson
Marion Bender
Marion Langdon
Clement St. Martin
A. M. Holbrook
H. B. Browkett
Walter West
Arthur Lieblee
Edward Leland
Walt Vetta
Empire Theater
New York
James B. Mackie
Barney Ferguson
Duffy
Amacus
Primroge & West
Richards
Canfisid
Hoyt
Princesa Bonnie
Edward Harrigan
James A. Herne
New England
Shore Acres
Sousa
Willer
Jon Ort
Sandow
the Bowery
McFadden
German Turn Verein festival features fencing and swimming events
At Turner Hall and Central Park the Bezirka-Tarafvat festival drew about 200 Turners in gray uniforms. Morning trials selected entrants for afternoon contests in horizontal and parallel bars and fencing. Evening program opened with a German chorus and speech by John Lantos promoting fitness and patriotism. Competitions included broad sword fencing with participants from Camden Trenton and Philadelphia clubs. An early morning swim at Mountain Lake and a parade to Central Park followed, with prize winners announced later and a Farview excursion planned for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Turn Verein
Philadelphia
Turpere
Bezirka-Tarafvat
Whs
Central Park
Baise Ball Park
Scranton Saengerrunde
John Lantos
Turners
The
Frisch
Frei
Fromm
Froelich
Stranton Tura Verein
Lantes
Charles Toulon
Camden
Joseph Lownie
Trenton
Fred J. Moertens
Herman Arnold
Richard Umfried
William G. Freidgen
Verdict of Coroner's Jury in Pilger Onne
The coroner's jury impaneled by Coroner Kelley investigates the death of Karl Pilger at Dunmore on Friday night and returns a finding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Karl Pilger
Dunmore
Verdict Links Death to Personal Safety Bullet Wound
A jury ruled Saturday that the deceased died from a personal safety related bullet wound. The case carried an air of mystery due to no apparent motive for self-inflicted death. The wife and son were the only others present in the house, and the verdict rested on their testimony.
North End Burglar Foiled by Window Entry Attempt
A man naming James Murphy tried to enter George Barnes home on Damn street through a window around midnight Saturday, waking the household. Chase ensued and a burglar threatened to shoot. He was found sleeping in a grove near the Providence Delaware and Hudson depot the next morning with a screwdriver and chisel. Murphy denies near Dean street Saturday night. suspected of a prior incident near Sandy Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Murphy
George Barnes
Dean
Providence Delaware and Hudson
Murphy
Dean Atrevt
Sandy Banks
Two Sisters Vacation in New York and Fire Suppression News
Misses Bertha and Alice Simms of Oak Street take a two week vacation in New York. Chicago Art Co. at 137 Penn Avenue clears out its stock of fine etchings. An alarm from box 5 yesterday afternoon due to a small fire at John Murphy's Clover Hill house. Liberty Cumberland and Excelsior companies responded, but the blaze was extinguished before arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha
Alice Simms
Oak Street
New York
Chicago Art Co
Penn Avenue
John Murphy
Clover Hill
Liberty, Cumberland and
Excelsior
City engineers arrange engine test for Nep tune steamer
City Engineer Ferber coordinates with the Seneca Falls firm that built the Nep tune steamer and the fire committee to test the engine tomorrow afternoon. He has not yet chosen the exact trial location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferber
Seneca Falls
Fire Committee of Councils
MISS MINNIE DEUBEL SURPRISED AT HOME PARTY
Miss Minnie Deubel surprised by a Saturday night gathering at her Cudar avenue home. Guests included Miss Louisa Saul Christina Saul Jesse Hagan Nellie Hei lig Lena Hei lig Katie Kirst Louisa Blatter Carrie Blatter Minnie Franst Maggie Frici tel Annie Hartman Minnie Hans and others. An elegant supper followed around 11 oclock with many young friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Minnie Double
Cudar Avenue
Miss Minnie
Missue Louisa
Christina
Anna Saul
Jessie Hagan
Nellie
Lena
Katie Heilig
Katie Kirst
Louisa
Carrie Blatter
Minnie Franst
Maggie Fricitel
Annie Hartman
Minnie Hans
Maggie A. Frichtn
Diu Rentehler
Anou Osterhagan
Anou James
Anna Dippore
Lizzie Deubel
Mastera Henry Ewerl
Aug. J. Frashan
J. G. Pruehon
William Heister, Jr
George Maus
Joe Wagner
Charles Sprandyl
Willie Heubel
Henry Chase
Frank Emmott
Notices and Travels of Local Residents
Miss Wanda Westpfahl of Pittatou Avenue sails to New York for a two week visit. Henry Dannemark of Crown Avenue returns home after a ten month tour through Germany. Miss Mamie Ryan of Stone Avenue comes back from New York where she spent summer vacation. The Young Men's Institute will select delegates next Sunday for the Atlantic jurisdiction convention in Louisville, Ky. Mrs Edward Heilly of Pittston Avenue dies Saturday afternoon at 2.80 from an illness that began a week earlier. Funeral tomorrow at St Johns Church with high requiem mass and Hyde Park Cemetery burial. Pure water filters offered by T F Leonard at 605 Lackawanna Avenue, stone filters lasting years and filtering four to twelve gallons daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Westpfahl
Pittatou Avenue
New York
Henry Dannemark
Crown Avenue
Germany
Mamie Ryan
Stone Avenue
The
Young Men's Institute
Atlantic Jurisdiction
Loulaville
Mra
Edward Heilly
Pittston Avenue
Mnesa
St. John’s Church
Hyde Park Cemetery
Sacred Concert at Plymouth Congregational Church Tonight
A West Side community music event unfolds at Plymouth Congregational Church. The sacred concert features local musicians and choir performances in a tranquil evening of song.
Handsome Hyde Park Orderlies at Plymouth Church Concert
Five of eight good looking soldiers from Company F served at a Plymouth Congregational church concert. The Sacred music program featured Bowne led choir and Warren solo, with Miss Bronwyn Joseph and Agnes Joseph shining in solos and a quartette encore. The service included hymns, prayers, anthems, and a benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Bronwyn Joseph
Evans
Polo
Holy City
P. H. Warren
Impressive Funeral Services Held for Mrs Mary Phillips
The family and friends gathered at 2 p m Saturday at the North Bromley avenue home of Mrs Mary Phillips widow of Thomas Phillips who died Tuesday evening. Rev R Sirhony Jones of Provi devee Congregational church and Rev BR G Jones of Sumner Avenue Presbyterian church conducted the rites. Floral offerings were numerous and interment followed at Washburn Street cemetery with pallbearers Frank Francis Harry P Williams John M Thomas Ebemaer Williams John X Davies and Owen B Davies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Phillips
Thomas Phillips
North Bromley Avenue
R. Sirhony Jones
Providevee Congregational Church
BR. G. Jones
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Washburn Street
Frank Francis
Harry P. Williams
John M. Thoma
Ebemaer Williams
John X Davies
Owen B Davies
Local notices and events from Hampton street area
N C Mayo erecting a house on Swetland street Mies Ada Hall visiting Hampton street Lake Winula William B Owen returns from Nanticoke Miss Mame J Stanton visiting Delaware Water Gap Samuel McKeever returns from Harvey's Lake Miss Mattie Williams to Ocean Grove Elegant pictures for sale at half price Chicago Art Co 127 Penn Ave Rev H Hinman preached at Hampton Street Methodist Episco pal church Mrs Praunfelter and Myrtle visit Singara Falls Alvin Beers attends African Methodist camp meeting Haydn Evins concert at Jackson Street Baptist Church Christian Endeavor nail social Welsh Cavinistic Methodist church Union services Washburn Street Presbyterian and Jackson Street Baptist churches Shooting match at Central mines Williams vs Lance score 6 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.C. Mayo
Swetland Street
Mies Ada Hall
Hampton Street
Lake Winula
William B. Owen
Lincoln Avenue
Nanticoke
Bauer
Wabler's Grove
Ang
Mame J. Stanton
Tenth Street
Delaware Water Gap
Samuel McKeever
Jackson Street
Bias
Alvin W. Beers
African Methodist Church
Waverly
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Haydn Evins
Christian Endeavor Society
Welsh Cavinistic Methodist Church
Washburn Street Presbyterian
D. C. Hughes
Central Mines
Daniel Williams
Joh Lance
Rock Street
Williams
Lunes
Enlarged Store by Wyoming Dealers Lewis Reilly and Davis
Lewis Reilly and Davis, Wyoming arena shoe dealers, have enlarged their store by adding a seventy five foot extension. The expanded quarters hold an immense stock and a large staff of clerks promises prompt attention. A new cash system guarantees faster service to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis, Reilly & Davis
Wyoming Arenas
Turner Societies Hold Biannual Meeting in this City
The Philadelphia district Turner societies host a biannual gathering in this city under the local Turnverein. Delegates arrive Saturday from Philadelphia PEMtertontown Wilkes-Barre Trenton N Y Camden and others. A grand parade and park events follow with a mammoth excursion Tuesday to Farview. Tickets and costs listed with contact names for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Societies
Philadelphia
Turnverein
Leening
Will- Pemertontown
Wilkes-Barre
Trenton
N.Y
Camden
Central Park Garden
Farview
Tralualave
Delaware and Hudson Depot
Adjulte
Childrup
Tor
Royal Shakespeare Night Promises Stellar Richard III
Royal Shakespeare Society presents Richard III with Misa Alice Fair as Elizabeth in a premier production at Frothi ham Wednesday evening. Fair is praised as a superb Shakespearean talent, having supported Darryl Warde and Rose Coughlan among others. The production aims for historic accuracy with lavish scenery and is expected to draw a crowded house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Alice Fair Brother
Elizabeth
Richard Til
Misa Fairtrotter
Havir
Daryol Warde
Rose Coughlan
Oth
You Need Them Our Summer Coat Ad
Novelty in summer goods features a Nobby Long-cut double breast blue and black serge coat. Describes it as proper attire for tennis and similar activities.
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NEW Academy OF Music
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Minnie Deubel
T. F. Leonard
Lackawanna Avenue
News OF
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Plymouth Congregational Church
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Mas
Phillips
Little West Side News Notes
Janome Feo¢u
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Rose
Pillabory
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Weichel & Millar
Freeman's New
Freaman’s
Japan
Ditchburn
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Martin & Delany's
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Lacka. Ave
Shimberg
Spruce ST
Siarenac News
Lackawanna Ave
Gliese
Florey & Holts
Spooney
Wm. Rogers’ Manufacturing Co
Rexford Jewelry Co
Jack Iy
Celebra
Ar Leadais
Cppoulth
Columbar
Ohineian Av
Hartman
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Maloney Qi! and Manufacture Co, Oils Pene
N. A. Hulbert
City Music Store
Wyoming
Scrantom
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Decker Brothers
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Vwialtz & Baur
Alecn Larga Etock
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Mubio
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Spruce Street Bicycles
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