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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1902

Page

8

Opening of the season brings two new theatres to town

The Dixie on Adams avenue opens for high class vaudeville while the renovated Academy of Music resumes with extensive acts. Highlights include Oscar Sisson and Esther Wallace sketch, Snyder and Buckley's European tour duo, Hettie Fowler, Patterson brothers, Grant and Grant, and the Jacobs Stock company with A Break for Liberty. The Lyceum hosts People's Opera Company with Alexander the Crown Prince of Jerusalem in four acts, plus new casts and production credits.

Dixie Academy of Music Lyceum Star Dixie Theatre Adams Avenue Alexander Dixile Charles Grapewin Oscar Sisson Esther Wallace McNamee Snyder Buckley Hettie Fowler Patterson Brothers P.T. Barnum Grant South Jacobs Stock Company Carl Anthony Charles W. Guthrie Phil Maher Carrol Anthony Scott Williams Charles Newman Phil Green Mary Asquith Mind Brooman Issse Grahwine Bertha Charles Liberty J. M. Jacobs Scranton People’s Opera Company New York Terusiem Goldfodden Wagner Goldmark Crown Prince

Stage notes list wide roster of 1890s era theater signings

Frank Worthing returns from London to join Julia Marlowe this season with the Climbers. Adelaide Prince joins Empire Stock Company after years with Daly Stock in New York. Miss Priore, last season with Violet Alen, joins new troupe. Second company to stage Sherlock Holmes in unvisited cities, led by Herbert Iveleey with Gillette coaching. Walker Whiteside’s new play In Days of Old stars life in Spain during early conquests with A Warrior Bold as incidental song. Amolli Bingham recruits top actors Wilton Lackaye, Mapri son Wolfe, Joseph Holland, Hobart Bosworth, Ferdinand Gottschalk, Alfred Fisher, Victor M. Silke, Franklyn Roberts. Miss Marion Field set as prima donna in Waxy Quiller, with two years English company experience. Allen Craig from Baltimore to appear in The Liberty Belles. John Fisher signs Kenadale Gordon, famed choir tenor, for Louis, a bold French officer in The Silver Blipper. Florodora talks with Gordon but signs elsewhere. Mrs. Fisher celebrates. Mary Emerson to star next season in a Joseph Le Arandt play. Billy Cohen from Ward and Vokes to play Hebrew in The Price of Honor. W E Bonney, formerly with Viola Ken, to play Brune in The Eternal City. Henrietta Crosman signs to produce a comedy.

Frank Worthing Inst Bkigizon London Contimet Julia Marlowe Adelaide Prince Daly Stock Company New York Charles Frohman Empire Stock Company Miss Priore Viole Alen Sherlock Holmes Gillette Herbert Iveleey Iveleey Walker Whiteside Spain Amolli Bingham Blair W. EB. Bonney Viola Ken Aal Brune Henrietta Crosman

Wreck at Uniondale Delays Trains No Injuries Reported

A slight wreck on the Delaware and Hudson line at Uniondale occurred at 9 30 Saturday night when a pushing engine forced several flat cars into a freight car causing derailment. Conductor Henry Teeter and Engineer Daniel Moyles led the train crew. Several trains were delayed but no injuries were reported.

Delaware and Hudson Uniondale Henry Teeter Daniel Moyles

Democratic County Committee Sets Meeting at St Charles Hotel

Chairman T P Hoban calls a meeting of the Democratic county committee at the St Charles hotel next Tuesday at 7 PM to fix time and place for the county convention.

T. P. Hoban Democratic County Committee St. Charles

Contributions Acknowledged for Summer Home Fund at Cresvo

The treasurer of the Men's Guild St. Luke's Church records cash contributions for the Summer Home at Cresvo. Previous total $615. Second monthly contributor Prof. I E Southworth. Alderman J T HOW contributed, bringing the total to $?25.

Men’s Guild of St. Luke's Church Cresvo Ceee Eee I. E. Southworth Acia Weewss J.T. How

Young Woman in the Pulpit Receives Favorable Notice

Miss Jones has been well received wherever she has appeared and created a very favorable impression here. She is the guest of Miss Edith Jones of Locust Street and will depart for New York tomorrow on her way home.

Miss Jones Edith Jones N41 Locust Street New York

Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted For Kidney Cure

A historical advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney ills and backache. It cites a testimonial from Mr Thomas Bamford of Nagman on the D and H A R endorsing the remedy after grippe left them with weak kidneys. The account claims sediment in urine cleared and back pain ended after use. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole U.S. agents, 60 cents.

Dean Bcratiton Thomas Bamford Nagman H.A. R Ty Dean Fostey-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y U. S Doan

Five mile professional bicycle race at Vailsburg track draws large crowd

Exclusive AP report from Newark covers a packed Vailsburg track as five thousand spectators witness a grueling five mile professional race won by Kramer with Armbruster taking fourth. The event features multiple laps prizes and a tight finish in amateur and consolation events amid several falls and crowding.

Associated Press Newark N. J Vailsburg Kramer McFarland Martin Beauchamp Bedells Keegan Butler Kubike Depalma Edward Armbruster Sullivan Stevens Hurley Billington M. L. Hurley New York Athletic Club Teddy Billington Charles Schlee Thomas Butler Cambridgeport Daniel Sullivan New York Orlando Stevens Ottumwa Iowa W. A. Rutz New Haven H. Dbd. Hopper Roseville Harry Welsing James Zans A. Shirley F. L. Kramer East Orange Brooklyn Walter Burdgett J. T. Fisher Lester Wilson George Collett Menus Beddell Frank Beauchamp Bowler Patrick Keegan George Schieber

Johnson and Kidder Survey 18 Approved

Interior department approves Johnson and Kidder survey of the eighty ninth meridian extending Oklahoma’s boundary four miles east to include Chickasha the region’s key commercial hub. A protracted legal battle is anticipated and the final decision will rest with the United States Supreme Court.

Guthrie Okla Washington Interior Department Johnson and Kidder Oklahoma Chickasaw Nation Indian Territory Chickasha United States Supreme Court

Venezuelan Seaport Town Carupano Occupied by Government Troops

Washington reports that Carupano, a seaport town 57 miles northeast of Cumana, was occupied Friday by government troops after the government evacuated Cumana. Minister Bowen in Caracas notified the state department of the event.

Associated Press Washington United States Bowen Caracas Venezuela State Department Carupano Cumana

Mrs Chaffee Out of Danger After Illness

Mrs Chaffee wife of General Chaffee has been seriously ill for a week but is now improving and out of danger in Manila. The report comes from The Associated Rosa.

Mrs. Chaffee Associated Rosa Manila Aug. Y Mre Chaffee General Chaffee

Richmond No 3 galliery guard fined by magistrate

Charles Coleman a guard at Richmond No 3 galliery was fined ten dollars by Magistrate Widler yesterday morning on a minor charge.

Charles Coleman Richmond No. 3 Galliery Widler

Charge of Carrying Concealed Weapons Filed

Patrolman Addyman arrested him for flourishing a revolver at the North End station of the Delaware and Hudson railroad. The charge reported is carrying a concealed weapon.

Addyman North End Delaware and Hudson

Rock Island Plans New Limited Train With Name Contest

The Rock Island railroad with New Mexico Railway and Coal Co and Southern Pacific will run a daily limited train from El Paso to Los Angeles and San Francisco starting November 1. A $100 prize will be awarded for the best name. submit to John Sebastian, manager passenger traffic, Chicago. Contest ends September 1.

Rock Island New Mexico Railway & Coal Company el Paso Southern Pacific Los Angeles San Francisco John Sebastian Coal Company el Paso and Co Chicago Ill

Markets News Incomplete Quotations From Daily Report

The Tribune presents market quotations furnished by Haight and Freese and corrected data from local market sources. Prices listed include butter at 2c per unit, fresh creamery dairy products, cheese, eggs, beans per bushel around $2.05 to $2.40, green peas per bushel about $2.25, onions per bushel, and new potatoes per bushel with figures incomplete.

Scranton HM. G. Dale Lacka Ave

Livestock Receipts and Prices Reported for Week in Philadelphia

Cattle dull and lower with light offerings, receipts mainly from Virginia Maryland Ohio and the West. Steers and cows show varied prices with veal calves steady to higher. sheep and lambs oversupplied with slow trading. hogs slightly lower but near revised prices.

Philadelphia Virginia West Virginia Maryland Ohio Pennsylvania Petiae Sros Shute Galyes

Allis Chalmers Firm Takes Dickson Manufacturing Assets

Allis Chalmers Company and successors acquire the Machine Business of Dickson Manufacturing Co along with Scranton and Wilkes-Barre stations in Pennsylvania. The move covers stationary engines roilers mining machinery and pumps.

Dickson Manufacturing Co Scranton Wilkey-Barre

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