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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1895

Page

2

Wilkes-Barre Tribune Opens Public Office in Laning Building

The Tribune establishes a branch at 2 1/2 Laning Building Wilkes-Barre promising to publish a metropolitan style daily and deliver across Northeastern Pennsylvania three to five hours ahead of Philadelphia and New York papers. A warrant for Patrick Rowan’s arrest for alleged assault on a 16-year-old girl near the Conyngham breaker was issued by the mayor and Rowan was detained for court after being found. Tax Receiver Chase reports four-fifths of the tax duplicate paid with $8,200 on Aug 13 as the peak daily collection. most large property holders have settled and full collection is expected before December.

The Tribune Laning Building Public Boware Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania Philadelphia New York Patrick Rowan Conyngham Breaker Rowan Bowman's Hill Chase

Two Cases Heard and Culprits Get Off Easily

Eight Italians arrested after a Sunday night disturbance at Hazle and Metcalf streets pleaded not guilty. The mayor fined each $1 and costs, but lacked cash, leading to a collective plea of me no gotta da mon. Officer Gallagher supplied $28 to discharge them. Also, William Nener faced a bawdy house charge but the case was postponed two weeks as his family prepared to leave for England.

Hazle Metcalf Frank T. McCormack Wood Italy Gallagher William Nener John F. Shea Nener Scranton England Humane Walters William Martin Susquehanna Wyoming Fred L. Hiller Dryden N. Y George Wilbur Child Bloomsburg Keeler Lizsie Stark Inn Samuel Sickler Evans Falla F. L. Hiller David Corby Eaton Township Thoga Bridge Streets Limerick Woman's Christian Temperance Union Epworth League Methodist Episcopal Church Falith Risley Springville Kelserville Ada Cress Lynn Mansfield Normal John Dougherty Gravel Hill Ireland Pennsylvania and New York Lehigh Valley Company Horse Heads N.Y F. Smith Lake House Mill City Jacob Bickley Falls Justice Katz Bertha DeWitt C. J. Reed A. F E. Betts Idaho Vine Depne Towanda Tritona Towandas Lake Carey Lottie B. Sperry Merton James Williams First Methodist Episcopal Church Sayre Williams Grove Mra R. Brunges Fred Strapler George Benson Charles Wheelock Charles Carre Dimock Montrose Tunkhannock Annie Kluge New York City Patrick Boyce George Delahanty Pittston G. M. Heckman Jacob Sickler Katz Rice Superior Court Fred Ae Ashley Nicholson Lee Stark Mansfield Frank Donley Wyalusing Mins Nora Remington Florida

Burglary Report Alleges Drug Stupefaction Of Family

Yesterday morning a burglary was reported at the Gabel residence with a small haul after thieves entered by a side window and searched bedrooms. The robbers left a large safe open containing money checks silverware and jewelry while the family awoke with headaches and a peculiar odor and the dogs were sick, suggesting drug use.

William Gabel Europe John C. Gabel Frank A

Ninth Regiment Rifle Team Heads to Mount Gretna

The Ninth regiment rifle team departed for Mount Gretna to compete in inter regimental matches. Leaders include Major George Wallace with sergeants Innes Harding Everett and privates Burns Leidhner, plus Lieutenant Carpenter may join later. Matches run Thursday and Friday with practice on Tuesday and Wednesday as top marksmen are chosen to represent Pennsylvania at Sea Girt interstate matches.

Mount Gretna F. W. Innes Ser-geant William Harding Arthur Everett James W. Burns John Leidhner E. N. Carpenter George Wallace Carpenter

Delegation heads to Harrisburg for Judge Rice rally

A Harrisburg trip is planned with at least 250 people leaving on a special train from the Central depot at 9 45. Rooms are booked at Bolton house for Rice headquarters and the Ninth Regiment band will join the delegation at the Republican league rooms to begin the procession.

Harrisburg Judge Rice Bolton House Central Railroad Republican League Rooms Ninth Regiment Rice

Somnambulist Wanderer Found in Gutter Near Northampton

Sunday morning witnesses at Northampton and Sheridan streets report a Polander sleeping in the gutter in his night clothes after leaving bed during the night. Passers-by were startled by the sight of the man, described as a Polander, slumbering in the gutter.

Northampton Sheridan

Plains township sued for damages over defective ditch

Jarce Cline and lawyers filed a $5,000 damage suit against Plains township claiming a dark night fall on Carey street left him with a broken leg due to an inadequately guarded ditch.

Jarce Cline McGovern and Ruddy Plains Township Chine Carey Street Plains

Plymouth paper box factory search advances

Efforts continue to locate a paper box factory in Plymouth with stock fully subscribed. The 143rd Pennsylvania Infantry holds its 29th annual reunion at Shickshinny tomorrow with Judge Carte as orator and John B. McGroarty as poet.

Plymouth Pennsylvania Infantry Shickshinny Carte John McGroarty G. D. Sligh Kingston Mr. Sligh William Cray John T. Lenahan Peter Evers The Empire Niven Board of Trade Dieu le Vent Commandery Knights Templar Boston Draper Raub Dallas Ballenger Beaumont Washington Streets McHugh Pittston

Pitts ton News In Brief From Pittston Scranton Area

The Pittston office of the Scranton Tribune opens at 6 Williame street with H W Cruser as agent handling news complaints and subscriptions. A polished onyx inkstand from jeweler T J Fitzimmons is presented to the Pittston board of trade. Asphalt work progresses on North Main street and Water street. The Pittston and Scranton Suburban Electric Railroad company moves ties and plans to lay girder rails. Local deaths include 18 year old Katie Ford and Mary Melvin two others, with funeral details. Numerous residents are noted in social notes and visits across Pittston and neighborhoods.

Pittston Scranton Tribune H. W. Cruser Williame Street Board of Trade T. J. Fitzeimmons North Main Street Water Street Droper Market Street Michael Melvin Drummond Street Mary Avoca Patrick O'Malley Mr. O'Malley Gilhooley Nellie Lee Scranton C. H. Mahon Philadelphia

Town notes reveal county events and local recollections

Long list of local occurrences in Towanda area including examinations for County Superintendent Keeler, school staffing changes, orderly civic notices, and community visits. Mentions Rev F L Hiller at the Presbyterian pulpit, a racehorse incident, legal actions, and social events tied to Sayre and Wyoming County communities.

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup For Teething Children

A historic remedy claims fifty years of use by mothers for teething infants with perfect success and soothing effect.

Mra. Winslow Ben

Wanted IMMEDIATELY Energetic saleswomen and agents

Classified resembles a late 19th century Scranton notices page. It seeks energetic saleswomen to recruit for guaranteed earnings, lists company addresses in New York and Scranton, notes real estate and employment ads, and includes numerous job seeks, professional listings, and local business notices with names, streets, and contact points across the region.

Mango Chemical Company John Street New York

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