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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1895

Page

2

Wilkes-Barre Tribune expands with new Laning Building office

In Wilkes-Barre the Tribune opens a branch at No 3 Laning Building Public Square to publish a metropolitan style daily earlier than Philadelphia and New York papers. Several residents were told of a promised marriage by Hicks at Hicks Ferry and state the incident harmed the plaintiff’s reputation after Walton married another woman in June 1885.

The Tribune Laning Building Public Square Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania Philadelphia New York Hicks’ Ferry Walton

Charles Travers Back in Jail After Bail Denied

Charles Travers appeared before Judge Bennett on a writ habeas corpus as witnesses testified about libel in All The News and threats against his wife. Travers could not post bail and was remanded. Other hearings included a felonious wounding case from Nanticoke and Anthony Moran who agreed to a one year pledge to abstain from alcohol.

Charles Travers Bennett John Ralow Travers Orr D.hl. Cruser A. H. Phillips William Leslie Frank Brown All J. G. Orr Felix Sosnoski Nanticoke Sosnoski Soanoski John F. Shea Stanley Davenport D. A. Fell James Shea Commonwealth Anthony Moran Ra. Moran Moran

Maltby Strike Committee Voices Grievances Over Docking

A Maltby colliery committee of striking drivers and runners explains the protest over docked pay for breaker time. They say workers are paid only for hours in the mine and demand fair pay for all hours, while warning strangers to keep away from the works during the dispute. About sixty out, with miners still operating inside to run cars.

Port Bowkley Franklin Lehigh Valley Coal Company

Characteristics of Christ and Other Exercesses at Wyoming Campground

A devotional gathering at a Wyoming campground features multiple preachers. Rev J W Price of Centremore land PA speaks on Characteristics of Christ from I Corinthians xiii 4. Rev F A King of Taylor preaches on The Wonderful Works of God. Other sermons cover Personal Responsibility and Preparing for the Whitening Harvest.

J. W. Price Centremoreland F. A. King Taylor J. N. Lee Plaine Ezekiel R. M. Pascoe Meshoppen J. F. Willams Luzerne

Democratic County Candidates Prepare for Fray Meeting

Democratic county candidates met yesterday with Chairman McGahren and Secretaries Mullally and Van Horn to map a campaign plan. Executives John M. Garman and Peter A. O' Boyle were to present. McGahren will convene the full committee soon as Republicans mobilize actively for the contest.

McGahren Mullally van Horn John M. Garman Peter A. O' Boyle

Wanamle Plaintiff Sues Walton for Breach of Promise

Miss Bessie Wasco of Wanamle sues Joseph Walton for $10,000 alleging a marriage promise made on December 14, 1994. Walton allegedly persuaded her to consent and brought her to his home as part of the engagement.

Bessie Wasco Wanamle Besasle Wasco E. A. Lynch Joseph Walton

Danville Party of Coaches Tours Northeast Pa

A stylish coaching party from Danville arrived at Valley House. Members included Mrs J R Bennett Mrs H Reynolds Miss Bertha Reynolds and Miss Car nicke Reynokda. They traveled by a large red and black brake with prize horses and planned visits to Berwick Harvey's Lake Glen Summit Bear Creek and Bear Lake.

J. R. Bennett H. Reynolds Bertha Reynolds Carnicke Reynokda Mears G. Payne F. Hoch T. Stone Quarte Valley House Danville Berwick Harvey's Lake Pennsylvania Glen Summit Bear Creek Bear Lake

Various Community Notices and Local Appointments

A parade of town events fills the column: social at St. Clement’s Young LaMties Guild, Homeopathic Society meeting at Dr. Murdock’s on South Martin Street, sacred concert series at St Mary’s church with enlarged choir and organ fund drive. Wilkes-Barre baseball team presented blue golf caps by Longs of Simon Long’s Sons.picnic for St Francis church at Hanover Park to aid Pastor McGuckin. D O Coughlin nominated for superior court judge by People’s party. Zion AME plans first festival to benefit the pastor. Christian Endeavor trolley party. Clark family reunion on Sept 7 at Harvey Lake. Emma Crowell sues for slander. Miss Mary Smith’s suit over 1 000 damages. Labor Day parade planned under Stonecutters’ Union. Treguski stabbed at Glen Lyon. Towanda attorney DeWitt visiting. large circus exhibit in Wilkes-Barre Sept 11. First car on new South Side Traction line runs on Street and Park Avenue. Mayor Nichols back from vacation. Niven of board of trade travels to New York. tramps posing as gas or steam men. Saint Aloysius elects Peter Swinburne as vice president.

St. Clement’s Church van Horn Wood Street Carey Avenue Hlomeopathic Medical Society Northeastern Pennsylvania Muredock South Matin Street Dreher Wilkes-Barre Berlinghof Scranton Practorina St. Mary's Church Isaac 8. Long Simon Long’s Luzerne Borough St Francis’ Church Nanticoke Hanover Park Father McGuckin D. O. Coughlin People's Party Williamsport Paetor Ald Society of Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church Christian Endeavor Society of Puritan Church Clark Harvey Lake Emma Crowell Willem Moyer C. E. Keck Mary Smith Delaware Water Gap Stonecutters’ Union Treguski Glen Lyon D. C. DeWitt Towanda Eee J. E. Boyle New South Side The Traction Company Park Avenue Yestern Nichols Niven Board of Trade New York Saint Aloysius Society Peter Swinburne

Funeral of eight month old Sarah Boylan held in Avoca

The funeral of Sarah, eight months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fatrick Boylan, was held yesterday afternoon with large attendance. Interment followed at St Marys Cemetery.

Reunion Attendance and Local Notices in Wyoming

Names of residents who traveled on the 9 m Delaware, Lackawanna and Western train to Montrose for a reunion are listed, including J. M. Smith, Joseph Vosburg family, Abram Hinker, Liyn Bennett, R. O. Gelana, Lewis Durland, R. Bosdell, and Kingston connections. Also noted is a planned discussion on August 2 at 8 o'clock in Manning's Pp id Methodist Episcopal basement with Rev. J. Grogen and other locals.

Delaware Lackawanna Western Montrose J. M. Smith Joseph Vosburg William Abram Hinker Rinker Liyn Bennett R. O. Gelana Lewis Durland Tram Bosdell Kingston J. Grogen Methodist Episcopal Church Manning Andrew Kints Ers Mra J. S. Shoemaker J. M. Holmes G. A. Lake Acey Robbina R. Dawson Hampbell Joshua Vincent Kate Mr. Hanan Wyoming A A. Jones Mount Zion Hugh Dymond Ami

Pittston News Briefs on Weddings and Local Events

Miss Ella Gillespie wed Dr. C J Barrett at St John s Catholic church with a reception for relatives. Local residents attend Montrose reunion via Lehigh Valley railroad, while Wilkes Barre hosts the fire department parade with Eagle Hose as guests. A new Patriotic Order Sons of America camp forms in Harding. twin births at the Brennan home prompt a humorous misidentification. Al Pyne becomes head waiter at Bristol house. Adanis club event in Duryea draws Pittston youths. Wright & Co advertise plumbing and household goods for sale or trade.

Ella Gillespie Ellen Gillespie Church Street C. J. Barrett St. John's Catholic Church Father Finnen Pittston Lehigh Valley Seven County Montrose Nugent Post Grand Army of the Republic Eagle Hose Company Katherine Ellen John Kate Brennan al. Pyne Bristol House Wilkes-Barre Adanis Club Duryea Grier la Barre Dave Daniels George Dando Chester Quinn

Visitors stay in farmhouse during mountain club trip

An Appalachian Mountain Club of Boston excursion stayed in a rural farmhouse due to hotel limits. The guests found rooms scrupulously clean but lacked keys, and the farmer's wife explained doors were normally unlocked, noting the visitors knew their own party best.

Appalachian Mountain Club Boston

A Garden Verses and Patent Remedies Featured

A miscellany of verse lines about beauty and a promotional pitch for Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething babies. Also includes an auditor's notice for Minnie Airrick estate and scattered classified ads seeking farm sales, agents, and home copying work.

Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription Advertises Female Health Aid

A vintage medical ad promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription to treat uterine disorders and general weakness in women. It claims to regulate functions, improve digestion, enrich blood, relieve pain and nervousness, and restore vigor. Customers can mail for a 168 page booklet titled Woman and Her Diseases by sending 10 cents to Worth's Dispensary Medical Association, 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N Y.

Worth Dispensary Medical Association Main Street Muffalo N. Y

Wanted Housekeepers and Sales Help in 1890s Scranton

Classified items seeking women for household work in city and country, saleswomen in cloaks and suits, and various employment notes from Tribune offices. Multiple brief notices list addresses, ages, and contact details for job seekers and employers across Scranton and surrounding areas.

Hels Will Sindavtoricht Party Philadelphia Francis Fitzaibbon Box IV P.O. Sriefly

Olhausen's Rough Tickets to All Points at Lowest Rise

Untitled fragment mentions H. Olhausen as general and references tickets or travel at a low rise. Details are sparse. no clear event or date appears.

H. Olhausen

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