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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1896

Page

5

City Notes In Scranton Area Details Social and Legal Happenings

Robathan returns from Juel Nets trip to Porteville. A Victor Emanuel society plenic was held in Wishler grove. Ex-Police Dliver John McHale becomes Scranton Traction conductor. Several locals released on bail after courts. A Democratic committee meeting is set at St Charles hotel. Various arrests, wills, and lawsuits noted amid city events and a gala benefit ticketing update.

Robathan Porteville Wishler’s Grove Victor Emanuel Society John McHale Scranton ‘Traction Company Frank Kinney Aum Wells Lowry Democratic Democratic Standing Committee St. Charlee Martin Waleh Daault Batters Timothy Waleh Ein Kiword Nolin Bell Yestentay Dword Nolan Becaine Veter Welnes Chlele Anarea Mountain Lake Trlemis

Scranton Delegates Honored at Keeley Convention

Scranton delegates received high honors at the national Woman's Keeley leagues convention in Indianapolis. Katie G. Maher was unanimously elected national second vice president. Mrs. A Van Buskirk was chosen delegate to the anti saloon convention in Washington next December. Edward F. Blewitt and J O Mowbray were elected fraternal delegates to the National Catholic Total Abstinence union in August next year. Blewitt also became a Keeley home manager for five years and joined the resolutions committee.

Indianaplis Katie G. Maher Scranton League Natonal A. van Buskirk Scranton Woman's League Washington Edward F. Blewitt J. 0. Mowbray

Bicycle Club Expands Scranton Meyere Club Rooms

Contractor Peter Stipp began work yesterday on the Scranton Meyere club rooms rear extension costing about 11000. Plans by Brown & Morris include gym baths pool and banquet spaces with strict front back separation to allow rental use without disrupting members. Frank M Wandling loaned 5000 and 10000 in bonds funded by members, making the project feasible. When complete the property aims to be one of the largest of its kind in the state.

Scranton Meyere Club Peter Stipp Ite USA Brown & Morris Cla. Clodfrey I. M. Wandling DF. Atherton H.C. Lucas Wallace Ruth

Frothingham Theatre Set to Reopen After Renovations

The Frothingham theatre will reopen for the season on September 7 following renovations. Decorators work on the interior, new carpets and rearranged draperies supplement a lineup of strong attractions announced by Manager Jones for a likely successful season.

Frothingham Jones

Amputation Performed After Train Crush

Brakeman DeWitt Tompkins undergoes elbow joint amputation at Moses Taylor hospital after his left arm was crushed by Delaware Lackawanna and Western train No 10 near Nicholson. He is reported to be resting comfortably.

Moses Taylor Hospital Billkeman Dewitt Tompkins Delaware Lackiawanna Nicholson

County Teachers Institute Dates Set for October

County Superintendent J C Taylor has fixed the week beginning October 12 for the county teachers institute. Most schools start August 31, with Scranton excluded, and the institute moves to Young Men's Christian Association Hall due to courthouse repairs.

Achoola J. C. Taylor Scranton Monay Young Men's Christian Association Court House Taylor

Reynolds to Be Bounced from Franklin Engine Firm

John H. Reynolds, leader of the young element in the Franklin Engine company, faces expulsion after allegedly revealing private deliberations of a company meeting. The article notes the charter allows the president to dismiss a member for such breach, and a suit over company property is anticipated if Reynolds resists.

John H. Reynolds Franklin Engine Company Ilberents Foreman Beavers Tribune Reynolds Commany

Bryan and Sewall Club Plans Countywide Outreach

A Bryan and Sewall club meeting in Industrial hall on Spruce street outlined plans to organize ward and election district clubs across the county. City Treasurer C G Ireland led, with Edward Merrifield and L P Wedeman speaking for silver interests. M J O Toole to chair a committee reporting feasible organizing plans.

Bryan and Sewall Club Spruce Street C.G. Ireland Intervan Sewall Edward Merrifield M. J. O'Toole Boland Giat Ryan

Thirteenth Regiment Rifle Team Heads to Mount Gretna

The Thirteenth Regiment rifle team departed yesterday for Mount Gretna to compete in the state matches this week. Team members include W. W. Youngs the longtime state champion, quartermaster Sergeant Reese Watkins, Sergeant Henry Cullen, and Privates G. W. Stout and Herbert Williams.

Mount Gretna W. W. Youngs Reese Watkins Henry Cullen G. W. Stout Herbert Williams

Scranton Business College Offers Combined Scholarship

Buck, Whitmore, Co. announces a limited time offer to enroll in a combined full business, stenographic, and academic course for fifty dollars, valid until September 1. The deal targets both ladies and gentlemen to meet rising demand for dual book keeping and stenographic skills.

Buck, Whitmore, & Co

Arrival of the Remains in Scranton for Mrs Langan

The remains of Mrs Thomas Langan of Philadelphia arrived in Scranton yesterday with her husband and James Mahon. A cortege formed at the station and escorted the body to the Mahon family home on Olive Street. A high mass of requiem will be held at St Peter's Cathedral with interment at Mt Carmel Cemetery Dunmore.

Mra Thomas Langan Philadelphia Scranton James Mahon Olive Street St. Peter's Cathedral Mt. Carmel Dunmore

A Handsome Upright Sohmer Piano For Sale

Bargain sale of a slightly used upright Sohmer piano fully warranted. Contact Miss Hardenbergh at 633 Madison Avenue for details and pickup.

Sohmer

Harris funeral notice for Sarah A. Thomas on Aug 27

Sarah A. Harris wife of John R. Thomas funeral from late residence 1% South Lincoln Avenue on Thursday August 27 at 2 pm Relatives and friends respectfully invited Interment Forest Hill Kindly omit flowers

Municipal Convention Opens Today in Williamsport

City Solicitor James H. Torrey departed for Williamsport to attend the three day municipal convention opening this afternoon. He will handle committee duties during the event.

Williamsport James H. Torrey Torrey

Scranton Delegates Planned Morning Departure

Delegates including Wade M. Finn and Colonel George Sanderson from Scranton, along with P. J. Nealin, J. F. Regan, and City Clerk Martin T. Lavelle, will leave this morning if they can arrange it.

Scranton Wade M. Finn George Sanderson P. J. Nealin J. F. Regan Martin T. Lavelle

William Connell Serenaded by the Taylor Glee Club

The Taylor Glee Club of 39 members serenaded William Connell at his Clay avenue and Vine street home. The group, formed for the Shamokin UrE elsteddfod next month, performed The Young Musician and several Welsh songs. Connell thanked them for the honor.

Taylor Glee Club William Connell Clay Avenue Vine Street Ureelsteddfod Shamokin Connell

Street car accident leads to coroner’s inquest

Coroner Longstreet empaneled a six member jury for the death of Mrs. Mary Kawalchick after a street car collision at Dutch Gap. The skull fracture and leg injury were noted as causes. the body was moved to her home at 427 South Washington. Niece Miss Mary Slmpka remains at a local residence, with authorities hopeful for her recovery. Motorman Peter Alles and Conductor George Ferry posted bond and await further summons.

Longstreet Mary Kawalchick The Lackawanna Hospital Dutch Gap Jacob Harris Max Judkovics Wallace G. Moser F. P. Henderson A. D. Conger Clarence Tevter Blanchard Horpital South Washington Avenue Mary Slnpka Buffalo George Shiras North Main Avenue Peter Alles George Ferry Alderman Wright Hall

Grand Master Workman Guest in Scranton Lodges Visit

Grand Master Workman J. H. Blewer from Norristown arrived in Scranton to visit Apehureh lodge. He was greeted by a lodge committee at the station and hosted at the Scranton House. He presided over last night’s meeting and conferred the post master degree on several members. He plans further city tours before returning Thursday. The order emphasizes charity mutual protection and lodge strength in Pennsylvania.

J. H. Blewer Ancient Order of United Workmen of Pennsylvania Scranton Norristown Apehureh Lodge Pittston Lackawanna Avenue

Passports to Prison Three Taylor Residents jailed for law violations

Mrs. Peter Burns of Taylor was sent to jail by Justice R Willis Reese for running an unlicensed liquor establishment in disorderly style. John Parke was committed for assault and battery. Peter Zedick was committed on malicious mischief charges by Justice Samuel Brodhead.

Peter Burns Taylor Justice of the Peau R. Willis Reese Burne John Parke Justice of the Peace Samuel Brodhead Peter Zedick

Horns Ford's Acid Phosphate Ad Claims Mood Boost

An advertorial promotes Horns ford’s Acid Phosphate claiming to lift spirits, invigorate nerves, aid digestion, and relieve mental depression for tired brain workers with energetic tone and period sales language.

Excursion to Harvey's Lake by local bands

A Friday excursion organized by the Heptagophs with Bauer's band and orchestra leaves D depot at 8 a.m. The group travels to Harvey's Lake, with fare set at 1 dollar.

Harvey's Lake Heptagophs Bauer Trin Depot

Harris Auction House Seeks Final Furniture Sale

Harris the Auctioneers will continue the sale of furniture until the entire stock is closed out at 224 Penn avenue. Mr Haydn Evane will be in his studio from 3 to 5 pm every day this week except Friday.

Patriotic Order Sons of America Pleetville A. J. Colborn Taylor Benton Colborn Wleetville Baptist Church Penn Avenue Haydn Evane

Carroll Died From Wounds In Olyphant Assault

Thomas Carroll of Carbondale was found unconscious on Main and Lackawanna Streets in Olyphant. Coroner Longstreet ruled foul play after a brain injury and skull battering. Five youths witnessed him and five suspects remain unidentified as detectives pursue leads before the inquest and funeral.

Olyphant Thomas Carroll Carbondale Main Lackawanna Longstreet Carroll Leonard Kelley A. B H. Conger M. W. Cummings Henry Derry A. J. Winebrake James Linen Mahon's Hall Arthur Withefield Jiasgeh Twyland Thomas McHale Joseph Best Thomas Fpadden Mahon PL A. Carorll Camden N. J

Unclear clues point to imminent arrest in ongoing case

The report notes that nothing definite has been learned yet but there are clues understood to develop, with the guilty party or parties expected to be arrested within a few days.

Doors of Davis Theater Open Sept Seventh Season

Mary Smith Robbins, noted petite actress in Little Trinte, will perform at Davis theater Monday Sept 7 marking the seventh season kickoff. The venue will offer two shows daily and two attractions weekly, with a robust lineup already engaged for the season. A separate civic notice informs residents of taxes collected by Wade M Finn the municipal building.

Davis’ Theater Mary Smith Robbins Trinte Wade M. Finn

Strictly Fancy Elgin Creamery Butter Price Change

Elgin creamery announces price adjustment for butter per pound with buyers urged to note new rates and availability. Local grocers report steady demand as dairy retailers monitor market shifts.

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