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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1896

Page

3

Notable Locals Seen in City Yesterday

Mauch Chunk resident T. Tt. Koons visited here yesterday. D. E. Taylor of the Globe store firm is in New York City. W. Hi. Manville and George W. Dowe of Carbondale registered at Hotel Jermyn. Dc. F. Lippincott and William Masters of Wilkes-Barre were in town on business. Thomas J. Jordan, Alderman Millar’s clerk, returned to work after a ten day absence.

T. Tt. Koons Mauch Chunk D. E. Taylor Globe New York City W. Hi. Manville George W. Dowe Carbondale Jermyn Dc. F. Lippincott William Masters Wilker-Barre Thomas J. Jordan Alderman Millar

Classic Concert By Symphony Tonight Draws Strong Attendance

The Symphony Orchestra of fifty two pieces performs tonight with tickets selling well at Frothingham box office. Prices are 1, 75, 60 and 25 cents as a full program unfolds including Boulez, Beethoven, Donizetti, Mozart and Grieg selections along with Meyerbeer. The theater is expected to be near capacity.

Symphony Orchestra Frothingham Hebbel Judith I. von Beethoven Linda Mozart Solvere Grieg Prophet Meyerbeer

Green Ridge Gun Club Elects Officers at Year’s Meeting

At a meeting in the years' building office of Harry D. Swartz the Green Ridge Gun Club elected George W. Schlager as president Sim Davis as vice president A. W. dJurisch as treasurer John Proude as secretary and A. W. Wiederbusch as manager A special members only shoot was planned for New Year's Day on club grounds.

Green Ridge Gun Club Harry D. Swartz George W. Schlager Sim Davis A. W. dJurisch John Proude A. W. Wiederbusch

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Sale Claim

A vintage ad notes a laxative remedy Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure. Priced at 26 cents, the item is advertised as refundable by all druggists.

Anthracite Trades Present Condition Threatens Industry

The Coal Operators' Association charges mismanagement and railroads’ unstable foundations. Overcapacity and delayed sinking funds threaten profits. experts warn of long-term losses and eroding coalland values as stocks rise and prices fall.

Coal Operators’ Association Anthracite Coal Operators’ Association

Grain dealers fail as sheriff closes Duggan and Kennedy

Two executions issued against William H. Duggan and Philip Kennedy who ran a West Lackawanna avenue grain business as Duggan and Kennedy. The suits total 4000 dollars to Richard Kennedy Jr and 1501.02 dollars to John Reardon and Sona. Sheriff Clemons closed their shop yesterday morning.

William H. Duggan Philip Kennedy West Lackawanna Avenue Duggan

Scaffolding Collapse Injures Three Men On Jefferson Avenue

At noon on Jefferson Avenue near Spruce Street a scaffolding fall sent three Green Ridge carpenters tumbling from about four feet. George Bailiet Halliet was most injured and taken to Lackawanna Hospital. T S Lasford suffered a mild head wound and bruises and returned home. A A Kearney foreman remained unharmed and continued directing from the window.

Jeffferson Avenue Spruce Street George Bailiet T. 8. Lasford A. A. Kearney Green Ridge Halliet Lackawanna Hospital Lasford

Reynolds-Rice Wedding Unites Reynolds Heirs in Green Ridge

Miss Agnes Graham Reynolds and Chorge Howard Hice wed at Asbury M E church in Green Ridge yesterday at noon. The ceremony featured Rev A F Chaffee, with attendants Clare Reynolds and Emily Blair among others. Reception followed at the bride’s grandmother’s home. couple to reside in Globe Arizona after a marriage trip east.

Agnes Graham Reynolds Chorge Howard Hice Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church Green Ridge J. Fuller Reynolds Sanderson Avenue Springfield Mass Globe Arizona George B. Reynolds San Mateyu Cal A. F. Chaffee Clare Reynolds Mall of Honor Chauncey Reynolds Emily Blair Lewisburg Mary Elizabeth Dickson Frank KE. Donnelly Wilkes- Barre John Lance Plymouth Hubert Clark Huntington G. Murray Reynolds Sheldon Reynolds Benjamin Reynolds Wilkes- Parre May Tubbs Kingston William Grant Tunkhannock Edith Miles Yonkers N. Y Edward Leighton Leighton Binghamton Hen- Jamin Tubbs Emily Reynolds Goodwin Williams New York Rice

Reception at Carlsruhe for Pennsylvania Fish Commission

Ex-Sheriff Charles Robinson hosted a cottage reception at Carlsruh Maplewood yesterday for the Pennsylvania Fish Commission members and invited friends. The party traveled on the Dam Erie and Wyoming train returning at 4 30 p m. Fishing on Lake Henry and music by Hauer's band enhanced the day. Members listed include H L Demuth Lancaster ED P Corwin Pittsburg James A Dole York J W Cowell Easton B Stillwell Scranton and W T E Meehan Philadelphia Ledger secretary of the commission. Scranton party included A T Connell John Stanton Frank Thompson FE J Robinson Victor Koch A B Warman Charles H Miller Emil Welchel John H Jordan C J Welchel John Henere M H Dale Carl Lorenz Charles Heuster Peter Ziegler Charles Koempel.

Charles Robinson Carlsruh Maplewood Pennsylvania Fish Commission Erie Wyoming Carlsruhe Lake Henry Hauer The Fish Commission H. L. Demuth Lancaster ED. P. Corwin Pittsburg James A. Dole York J. W. Cowell Easton John Stanton Frank Thompson FE. J. Robinson Victor Koch A. B. Warman Charles H. Miller Emil Welchel John H. Jordan C. J. Welchel John Henere M. H. Dale Carl Lorenz Deeda Charles Heuster Peter Ziegler Charles Koempel

Four prisoners jailed after police court fines unpaid

John Lamb aged 63 from Springfield VI was jailed twenty days after two arrests for assault on Monday and unbecoming conduct on Franklin avenue. Michael McHale 19 from South Side faces twenty days for drunkenness and begging. Wallace Dickson from East Lemon gets ten days for drunk behavior. Annie Williams 14 from Wilkes-Barre jailed thirty days after being found blind drunk. Mayor Bailey presided at police court.

John Lamb Springfield Jordan Valley House Franklin Avenue Michael McHale South Side Lackawanna Avenue Wallace Dickson East Lemon Durance Annie Williams Wilkes-Barre Bailey

Not Guilty Verdites Rendered in Quarter Sessions Court

Seven verdicts of not guilty were returned in criminal court with prosecutors ordered to pay costs in three cases. Notable acquittals include Emily Griffin for theft from a caller in Clark's Summit and Patrick Gilbride for assault and battery.

Emily Griffin Arthur Lambert Clark Summit Patrick Gilbride James Murphy, Jr Hromitzwoy Kevitski William Tarraskavitsa BPHL McGreever Thomas McCabe Costa David H. Jones Henry Richardson Phoebe S. Quick James S. Quick Patrick Crolly C. L. Treten Gunster Anthony Stockewka John Stocckowilta Stockowica Meffron Heffron Jones M. J. Donahoe Carlton G. Palmer Frederick Shuman Carbondale Palmer Shuman

Sages Mesmerism Crowd At Academy Then Herrmann at Frothingham

Amusements notes crowds at the Academy of Music for the Sages and their mesmerism show. Herrmann the Great and Adelaide Herrmann appear at Frothingham next Monday for a Scranton debut in eight years. Adelaide’s dances and color scenes described as novel and captivating. Davis Theatre hosts the sensational drama Kidnapped with D. K. Higgins and cast, mounted lavishly. Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills promote health, blood purity, and relief from ailments.

Sages Academy of Music Herrmann Adelaide Herrmann Frothingham Scranton Slelicht Vesuvius la Rayon du Soleil

Christmas Selections Hurry While Assortment Lasts

Shoppers are urged to choose gifts now as the Christmas assortment remains complete. Stores promote a wide range of decorations toys and ready gift options to finish holiday shopping.

Free Eye Examinations And Low Priced Spectacles

Silverstone the eye specialist offers free eye exams at 00 Lackawanna avenue and advertises cheap spectacles. Solid gold rims eight dollars per pair, nickel bows 60c to 1.00, aluminum bows up to 2.00, colored glasses 5c to 1.25, reading glasses 6c, opera and magnifiers discounted. Office hours 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Oo Lackawanna Avenue Lehigh Valley

Crockery bargains flood store with Christmas sales

Crowding the Crockery Department crowds shoppers as prices drop on 12 piece sets, salt and pepper shakers, salad bowls, teapots and more. Discounts include a English 100 piece service set for sale today and 25 cent items for ten cents, urging readers to save Christmas money by buying now.

Heavyweight Suits Sell At Reduced Prices

These suits offer durable mixtures and were previously priced at seven, eight, and ten dollars. The sale highlights substantial reductions on each weight class.

A E Rogers Jewelry Store Holiday Stock Preview

A E Rogers announces near completion of holiday stock offering a fine assortment of jewelry clocks watches cut glass balc a 31ac silver ware lamps plated ware and more. Highlights include ten dollar gold watches with 15 year warranted and a banquet lamp with large silk shade plus triple plated knives and forks at three dollars.

Thiele School of Music Announces Staff at 520 Spruce

The Thiele School of Music at 520 Spruce Street advertises Katharine Thiele teaching voice training and solo singing while Ernest Thiele handles violin piano and cello ensemble. Both are described as teachers from the renowned Scharwenka Conservatory in New York and successors to the late maestro.

School of Music Spruce St Katharine Thiele Ernest Thiele Scharwenka Conservatory New York Thiele

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