Miss Nellie Reels and B F Allen Secretly Married Four Months Ago
News notes reveal Miss Nellie Reels and Benjamin F Allen wed May 18 in Washington NJ with witnesses from the minister’s family. They kept the union quiet, returning to Scranton and resuming ordinary life, with the marriage kept hidden until recently disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Reels
B. F. Allen
Benjamin F. Allen
Allen
Hymen
Washington
N. J
Scranton
E. BK
Atlen
Miss Reels
Mra
Josephine Beels
Tenth Street
Craquette Party in Scranton Honors Miss Edwards
Miss Jennie Howell hosted a tea party on Scranton street in honor of Miss Annie Edwards yesterday afternoon. Guests included Misses Maud Chalmers Annie Price Euphemia Gibbs Ethel Bevan Lois Hecker Bessie Fraunfelter Annette Howell Anna Thomas Ella Doud and others. The home was decorated with roses and maidenhair ferns and dancing followed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Howell
Scranton Street
Annie Edwards
Miss Hawards
Assault and arrest in Keyser Valley cell sequence
At 8 oclock Michael Mungno was jailed after assaulting prosecutor Antonio Russiane who was later moved to a neighboring cell. Alderman Kellow set bail at $0 and Mungno waited at West Side station. Russiane, arrested about 10 oclock for a funny care, had his two year old son guard two dollars as he tossed it to him. Russiane was lodged in a cell and faces today’s hearing. All parties live in Keyser valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Mungno
Antonio Russiane
Munene
Mungno
Russiane
Kellow
Mungne
West Side
Thussiane
Keyser Valley
Glee Club Rehearses Campaign Songs After Farr Address
At last night's Lacka woonaa McKinley and Hobart Glee Club meeting Hon John A Farr spoke on the political situation. Cleans were afterwards enjoyed. The club resumes rehearsals for campaign songs. The next gathering will be at Beers Hall on North Main Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawoonaa McKinley and
Hobart
Professor Armstrong to Open Pittston Gymnasium
Professor John Armstrong will start a gymnasium in Pittston at the Eagle Hose company hall. The item notes local residents returning from visits to Wilkes-Barre Moscow and Shahola Glen with several on duty and traveling home from New York City and Lake Winola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Armstrong
Pittston
Eagle Hose Company
Winnie Steavans
South Lincoln Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
G. Tilman
Jackson Street
Thalrstown
Hertha Crawford
North Hyde Park Avenue
Shahola Glen
Margaret Phillips
South Main Avenue
Spring Brook
Kate and
Mattie Johns
Moscow
Edward Leanard
Frink Street
Albert Hepler
Clark Bros
Winola
George W. Clark
H. H. Brainford
New York City
Will Haggerty
Clarke Bros
Lake Winola
Excelsior Hose Company Plans Immediate Drills
Providence notes report Miss Lena Clark on a week long vacation from Wood street. An Excelsior Hose company meeting at Oak street rooms authorized drills at once. Miss A Griffin of Diamond avenue returns from a short vacation. Edward Lewis from Loreget street back from West Virginia. Mr and Mrs Sillecher of Philadelphia visiting. Miss Nelie Langan at Lake Winola. Mrs P J Ruane of West Market street improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Clark
Wood Street
Yesteray
Excelsior Hose Company
Oak Street
Duvy
A. Griffin
Diamond Avenue
Edward Lewis
Loreget's Street
West Virginia
Sillecher
Philadelphia
Nelile Langan
Lake Winola
P. J. Ruane
West Market Street
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Endorsed By Mothers
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claims fifty years of use by thousands of mothers for teething pain and diarrhea in children. It soothes, softens gums, and relieves wind colic. Sold worldwide by druggists. 25 cents a bottle. Pillsbury Flour Mills note capacity of 17 500 barrels daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillsbury
Patriotic voters seek informed vote with political handbook
Citizens determine to inform themselves amid public politics peril and vote for the public interest. A complete handbook of political information edited by Lawrence F. Prescott is offered to purchasers of any men's suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillion
Lawrence F. Prescott
Celebration of St Aloysius Young Men's Society
At Music hall this evening a program by the St Aloysius Young Men s Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society includes opening remarks by the chairman and a banner presentation by Miss Kate Reardon. Performances feature declamations by Thomas Larkin and Miss L Durkin, recitations by Miss Anna Durkin and Miss Winifred Durkin, piano solos by Miss Kate Reardon, and songs by Irish artists Horan and Multhirkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Aloysius Society
Music Hall
St. Aloysius Young Men's
L. Durkin
James A
Thomas Hanley
McNatly Thang
Anna Durkin
Sveeeee
Ales Winifred Melvin Sovveeseeeee
Mies
Mamle
Boland
Horan and
Multhirkey
Winifred Durkin
Mixa K. Cummings
Kate Reardon
Alderman Ruddy's Court Posts Bail For Stone Throwing Case
In Old Forge township Anthony Giinsky faced a charge for throwing a stone at John Kunorowski and threatening to kill. He was bound over in 200 dollars. Joseph Race became his bondsman. Constable McMurray pursues Tom Malloy, the alleged assailant who remains at large after a previous beating. Feeney swore out the warrant. Dr. Manley attended Feeney after the assault. St Joseph's and St Marys societies announce society excursions and gatherings, with Miss Mamie Nallin taking a vacation from the Telephone Exchange. Mr and Mrs Heffron return from a trip to Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Ruddy
Austin Heights
Old Forge Township
Anthony Giinsky
John Kunorowski
Joseph Race
Patrick Feeney
Maple Street
Tom Malloy
Minooka
Cedar Avenue
Breck Street
Ruddy
Constable McMurray
Malfoy
St. Joseph's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society
Farview
St. Joseph's Beneficial Society
St. Mary's German Parish
Central Mark
Mamie Nallin
Pittston Avenue
John Heffron
Fig Street
Treland
Local residents make visits and camp plans around Honesdale
Miss Blanche Whitney visits Miss Minnie Peck in Capouse avenue while Miss Lotte Finn vacations in New Jersey. Several families, including the Charlesworths and Gortons, attend camp meetings near Wyoming and Thompson, with others returning from Elmhurst and Gelatt.
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Blanche Whitney
Honesdale
Minnie Peck
Capouse Avenue
Lotte Finn
Marion Street
New Jersey
Emma Prondage
Dickson Avenue
Agnes Paul
Brooklyn
Minnie
Helen Charlesworth
Charlesworth
Marlon Street
L. D
Colemania
Elkdale
N. J. Garrett
Ira Stevens
Thompson
Enos Marsh
FP. H. Dunn
Boulevard Avenue
Nelson Gorton
Binghamton, NY
C. R. Gorton
Delaware Street
Mr. Hubbard
T. J. Snowden
Sunset Avenue
Pittston
Third district delegate candidate Announces Candidature
Thomas Richardson announces his candidacy for delegate from the Third district of the Twentieth ward to the convention of the Second legislative district. John Murray, a well known young man and son of Michael Murray, is missing and his whereabouts are unknown. The Rt Joseph's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society will escort to Arview today. Patrick Gallagher of Stafford street has been dangerously ill the past weeks and convalesces. Martin Conaboy left yesterday for St Louis Missouri. Mike King of Cemetery Hill is rusticating in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Richardson
Martin Conaboy
St. Louis
Mike King
Cemetery Hii
Ohio
Patrick Gallagher
Stafford Street
Rt. Joseph
Olyphant Council Clears Agenda and Electric Plant Plans
Borough council met with full attendance and approved street and electric plant bills totaling about $2,000. A nuisance on Lackawanna street spurred a sewer or sidewalk grade fix, while work on borough roads halted and a surveyor was tasked to find the cheapest solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street Commissioners
Burress Howard
Lackawanna Street
Cornet
Hill Street
Marlin and
Deavy
Flynn
Electric Light Committee
Professors Visit as New College Campus Plans Advance
Professors Lesher Veach and Mec Cawley from Wood's Business College Carbondale were in town to discuss the Olyphant Business College plans set to open in the Atherton building next month. The Price Library Association of Taylor enjoyed a straw ride to town and a chicken supper at the Mahen house before dining with the Club of '95. Miss Anna Dougher of Wilkes-Barre returned home after a week here accompanied by Miss O Malley and Milas Larkin.
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Lesher, Veach
Mec Cawley
Wood's Business College
Carbondale
Olyphant Business College
Atherton
Price Library Association of
Taylor
Mahen House
Club of ‘95
Anna Dougher
Wilkes-Barre
Colborn Nominated at Altoona State Camp Meeting
At Altoona, the Patriotic Order Sons of America state camp meeting announced nominations for officers led by A J Colburn Jr of Scranton for state president and R M J Reed of Philadelphia as rival candidate. Voting results after the afternoon session delayed until tomorrow. Also noted were steamship arrivals and movements in New York and ports, with several ships listed in recent schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Pennsylvania
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Weand
Smith
C. L. Nonnemacher
W. H. Schwartz
Camp 81
Arizona
F. P. Speece
R. M. J. Reed
Philadelphia
Maxey
A. J. Colburn, Jr
M. Belchler
BE. Keiss
Hughesville
A. M. Lesher
Berwick
H. W. Akens
Norristown
C. M. Taylor
Huntingdon
Pottsville
F. W. Smith
Philadelpha
Multiple Fatalities and Accidents Reported Across Towns
Reports describe a series of deadly and injurious incidents in several Pennsylvania towns. Hazleton trains kill a man named Andrew Ko lok, Reading finds an unidentified man in the canal, Lebanon records a fall from a train, Shenandoah sees Edward Cope burned after a fall, Bloomsburg and Danville report a contractor killed, and a Shenandoah family suffers severe poisoning from stale fish. Additional events include a clerical swindle in Sharpville, a fall from a Shenandoah school tower injuring Lambert, a robbery near Mt. Alto, and a note about numerous clubs in Reading and weekly Maquor sales on Sundays.
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Reading
Charles Hamman
Allentown
Lebanon
Shenandoah
Edward Cope
Bloomsburg
J. W. Evans
Danville
Nutzen, Burger and Findlay
Sharpville
Littheorge Lambert
John Reynolds
Mt. Alto
Maquor
Global military reforms and diplomatic maneuvers reported
The kaleer announces a German reform plan, France ships for New York, Belgium frees labor agitator Ben Tillett, Britain previews its third Vene zuela blue book, Mingfishmen controls shootings, a balloon Arctic expedition returns to Norway, Barcelona revolutionaries Louie Ninevola and Miguel Berney claim American ties, Leopold plans UK visit over Congo issues, Spain probes Philippine secession plot, a Russian statesman hints at a Russo British joint china venture with shared profits.
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Kaleer
Aihot
France
Havre
New York
Ben Tillett
Ingish
Antwerp
Great Britain
Venezuela
Bdomburgh
Westminster Gazetta
Ming- Fishmen
Fres Silver
Melkintey
Andres Hue
Arctic
Norway
Barcelona
Spain
Louie Ninevola
Miguel Berney
Chil Zeng
Dramatic Escape Failed Actor Falls On Stage
A famed contemporary actor once attempted an escape from a provincial prison in a drama. He tried a file and then climbing the wall but was fired upon by a warder. A click instead of a shot drew laughs as the actor collapsed on stage shouting I’ve swallowed the file before dying. Market figures follow.
Markets and Stocks Review Across Wall Street
Markets were dull with light activity as of late, with 4,205 shares traded. Gold imports eyed at twenty million from Europe while a bank suggested loan certificates to aid others, and Morgan's tariff stance influenced sentiment amid mixed commodity notes and futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Teutonic
Liverpool
Sterling Exchange
Europe
Treasury
Mckhinsey
Last Days of Our Sale at Ridiculously Low Prices
Emphasizes deeply discounted prices and urges attendance for the final ten days of the sale urging customers not to miss the event. The note highlights extreme bargains and a sense of urgency to attract shoppers.
Sebeck and Gori Livestock Market Prices
Price listings show phoners and sheep and lamb values with varying weights and grades. Mixed lots and export owes figures appear alongside common and cull categories, reflecting current market tiers and cash equivalents.
Union Stock Yards Market Report
Cattle receipts around 3000 head with steers and feeders trading mostly steady to firm, calves and stockers varying. Hogs receipts 14000 head with higher market, heavy packing and shipping lots up to 3.10, mixed lots 1.60 to 3.10. Sheep receipts 16, market firm to higher with steady tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Western Rangers
Saas
Dalde
List of Promoters Solving Capital Aids Investment
A prospectus advertises a list of successful promoters with London and Universal Bureau of Investors claiming over £100,000,000 in foreign investments in six years and £18,000,000 in seven months of 1895. It offers introductions, bonds, shares, mortgages, lands, patents, and mines with key directors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lst
London and Universal Bureau of Investors
Cheapside
London
KE. C
Edward C. Ross
Walter C. Pepys
Arthur Stiffe
Williams Business College Scholarship Offer in Scranton
Williams Business College in Scranton offers Life Scholarships in Book-keeping, Business Practice, Shorthand and Normal courses for forty one dollars. It touts large rooms, expert teachers, extensive text books by President Williams, and a record of 702 earnest students with 10 graduates and 234 current students. Applications welcome for day and evening classes starting September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willams’ Business College
Scranton
Wood's
Pennsylvania
Business College
Willams
Colleges of Normals
Williams’ Business College
Adirondack Style Summer Resort Description
Elevation about 2000 feet with Adirondack and Catskill scenery. Describes groves shade and beauty, a summer resort promising cheap rates from 7 to 10 pounds per day. Dancing pavilion swings rustic grounds and other amenities. Tickets sold at all stations on L and W lines and Py wes meets all trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adirondack
Catskill Mountains
Py Wes
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West Side Business Directory
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William Taylor
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Montrose
James Moir
Lackawanna Avenue
Firet National Bank
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