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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1895

Page

9

Police Inquiry Nears Closing Arguments In City Hall Hearing

The Pulpite charge against Lt. John Davis and Patrolman Block remains unproven as evidence is presented. Witnesses for the defense and rebuttals for the prosecution filled the hours ahead of next Friday’s planned arguments after the hearing adjourned in Mayor Connell’s reception office.

Dr. Robinson Mr. Guernsey Mr. Hawley Waerhington Avenue Scragg Hawley E. H. Ripple Mr. Scrage Colonel Ripple Col. Ripple John Davis Avis Mr. Scrags Block Frank Marshall Jackson Street Scrage George Young Frank Karcher Koehler Lyons Young Fromen OfMcer Mr. Scragg Kara Boeller Karcher Duffy's Metropolitum Lacka- Wands Avenue Korchier Marshall Davis Omeer Block Guernsey Scranton Second Presbyterian Church Palmer Lackawanna Franklin Wyoming Avenues Hinghamton Binghamton Wallace Moir James Moir Black W.T. Simpson Simpadn Young Koehler George Marshall J. W. Guernsey Ooree Young Scranton Business College Quernsey

Religious News Of Week At Elm Park And Welsh Churches

The December issue of the Welsh Baptist magazine Wawr features Emilie Evans’s article on The Lord's Supper read at a Northeastern Pennsylvania convention in Plymouth. Elm Park church marks its second anniversary with platform talks and music. Dr. Parkhurst’s Scranton lecture is anticipated. other church events include sermons, prayer services, and mission society meetings across Scranton churches.

Wawr Emilie Evans James A. Evans North Hyde Park Avenue Miss Evans Pennsylvania Plymouth Misa Evans Elm Park Church W. H. Pearce Surdam Bradbury J. G. Eckman Wyoming Conference William Connell G. F. Reynolds W. A. May Pearce Misa Sullivan Mr. Wooler

Church Services and Notices on December Events

A dense list of church services across many parishes in the area details preaching times, subjects, and guest pastors. It notes morning and evening services at Park, Penn Avenue Baptist, Court Street M E, Gospel Tabernacle, Green Ridge churches, St. Mark's in Dunmore, St. Mark's Lutheran, St. Luke's, Grace Lutheran, Kim Parke Methodist, Providence and Trinity Lutheran, Grace Reformed Episcopal, Second Presbyterian, Washburn Street churches, and a Christian convention with speakers Mina Louise Sheperd and Abby C. Morrow. It also promotes furniture and Gorham silverware vendors.

Wy Teich William Edgar Providence Methodist Episcopal Church W. E. Jones First Welsh Baptist Church A. K. Moffatt Washburn Street Presbyterian Church E. L. Ramer St. Mark's Lutheran Church E. L. Miller The Holy Trinity Church G. T. Price Pirk Place Howard Place C. A. McGee Penn Avenue Charles T. Morgan Philadelphia Christian Endeavor Court Street M. E George T. Price Gospel Tabernacle Adams Avenue Green Ridge St. Mark's Dunmore A. L. Urban St. Mark's Lutheranchurch Fourteenth and Washburn Streets Grace Lutheran Church Foster A. Gift M. Co. A Kim Parke Methodist Episcopal Church George E. Reed Dickinson College Epworth League Misa Florence Walker Trinity Lutheran Church Mulberry Street Edwin Lunn Miller Grace Reformed Episcopal Church Wyoming Avenue Second Presbyterian Church Charles Ef, Robinson D. D Mina Louise Sheperd New York Abble C. Morrow D. W Washburn Street Hampton Street P. P. Doty J. G. Eckman First Presbyterian Church James McLeod McLeod

Jury Lists for Grand and Petit Jurors Begin February 3 1896

The article lists names of grand and petit jurors drawn for a two week criminal court term starting February 3 1896. It names jurors from Scranton Dunmore Carbondale Mayfield and other local towns along with occupations such as miner butcher storekeeper and engineer.

Weks Criminal Court Peter McDonough Carbondale John Manley Archbald John Gonzales Madison John Stephens North Abington F. F. Hendrickson Scranton P. E. Quinn Mayfield Nicholas Glynn Bimpson Robert Ton Ernest A. Gilmore Frank Sherman Glenburn J. R. Pembridge Spring Brook Garrett Wren Thomas Mooney W. L. Andrews Grranton F. R. Coyne Old Forge James McHale Dunmore James Duffy James M. Harris Eugene Evarta Benton Clarence D. N Dalton David A. Patton Olyphant Ludwig Hoffsumer John E. Roche Edward Scott South Abington William Lewis Quinn Frank Holgate John L. Taine Thomas G. Thomas George Hill Samuel Gibbs William B. Davis N. W. Benjamin Jonna Lauer Andrew Golden Dun Clarence Wall Greenfield Peter Davidson Bernard Gaffney Edward Wilcox John Granahan Anthony Bundy Thomas Weaver John Malone Henry Wideman Richard Morgan John Doyle John McDonnell Dickson Stephen Calley Eugene Repp Ralph van Gorden Michael Bnee Miner Simpson James Shea Charles Speicher JL. W. Quinn Samuel Costlett Reynolds Thomas Flannery George P. Smith Michael Higgins R. P. Parker Abington James O'Garrah Charles G. Barley Thomas Fox A. F. Benjamin Scott W. M. Williams Newton John H. Williams J. J. Handophy George B. Carson Isaac R. Edwards William Haggerty Mason William Franz John W. Hatines Philip G. Frita Simon Huber G. H. Gritman W. W. Simpson Farmer P. E. Walker Michael O'Neill George Pendered Carpenter Jermyn Patrick Boland T. J. Quinn Homer Lake Yeoman Roaring Brook P. J. Ruane John A. Jones Taylor Thomas Williams T. T. Palmer George Robinson E. Schoonover John McCrinfle Mooale R. A. Marshall W. H. Davenport J. M. Hine Richard & Storm John Williama Bellevue Frank Ott John Kearney William Farrell W. J. Brackenshire James Connor Thomas Indian J. Seymour Reynolds Turner Eugene Noack John O'Hara John Campbell A. J. Gavin Jedmyn B. J. Boott Frank Sloat George Hammer P. F. Judie Cyrus D. Jones Grifith Lougher D. B. Morgan Peckville B. H. Wardell Covington J. W. Cambeck B. Cooney W. H. Stevens Sylvester Bush Edward Anguin Miber Robert Owens Irebous Henry T. Koehler R. E. Weatlake

Crowd Attacks Taylor Constable After Ejecting Passenger

A crowd on Division Street and Main Avenue severely beat Constable Edward Kellet after he assisted a conductor in ejecting an intoxicated passenger named Jones from a Taylor car. The mob seized Kellet’s club and revolver, but bystanders intervened and he escaped serious injury, boarding a car to go home.

Taylor Division Street Main Avenue Edward Kellet Kellet Dwyer Jones

Man of self control urged by a jeweler warning

A fragment warns readers to mind themselves and avoid reckless spending. It references Turnqueat the jeweler at 5 Washington Avenue and hints at financial caution and prudence. The garbled text suggests a moral about controlling money and avoiding temptation.

Washington Ave

Stock Bull Run Lifts Industrials and Rail Shares

The New York stock market saw strong buying in the industrials and a late surge in Sugar as prices firmed. Railway stocks faced brief pressure before a renewed demand lifted overall indexes. total trading volume reached 295,007 shares with notable gains across sectors.

New York Stock Exchange Europe Tribune Will Linn Allen & Co Spruce Street Beranton

Market report shows mixed grain and steady provisions in New York

Wheat and corn range varies with firmness in oats and flour. No. 2 red wheat at 67 to 72 cents for 4? options. corn easier with No. 2 at around 4 to 5 cents. oats active and firm with mixed prices. Provisions hold steady with pork at about 829 dollars per mess and lard around 5.50 dollars. Butter and cheese firm to unchanged, eggs higher in some markets, and ice house prices noted.

New York Yate Advance Chicago M c South America Saliv Elgin State Pennsylvania Southern Western

Market and price summary for grains oils and livestock

Toledo and Pittsburgh market notes report chicagoland livestock and grain bids. No. 2 red cash and December wheat deals with 6 200 bushel shipments while oil and seed prices mix. Cattle hogs and sheep at Union Stock Yards show steady to lower tendencies with varied classes and prices.

Toledo Chicago Union Stock Yards Ills

Philadelphia Tallow Market Quiet with Steady Prices

Philadelphia market report shows tallow steady but very quiet. Prices and terms are listed faintly with terms such as city prime and country in hogsheads and barrels, though details are unclear.

Philadelphia

Beranton Traction Company November Operations Summary

A comparative table reviews Beranton Traction's November performance and output. The document lists operational metrics, including production, revenue shifts, and efficiency changes. It highlights month over month differences and notes areas requiring adjustment.

Beranton Traction Company Mike Onde Mager

Transcontinental rail plans emerge as US lines push through traffic pact

President Chauncey Depew cites global tonnage figures and compares US rail capacity with foreign lines. The Western Passenger Association presses toward a transcontinental agreement with Canadian Pacific, outlining mileage, through traffic limits, and mileage reciprocity among Gulf, Union Pacific, and Fort Worth lines.

Canadian Pacific Chicago St. Louis St. Paul Pacific Coast BH. D. Caldwell Old Western Passenger Association Trunk Line Committee Denver and Rio Grande Gulf Passenger Department Gulf Union Pacific Fort Worth Gulf and Fort Worth

Cure for Heart Disease Claims 30 Minute Relief

Dr Agnew cures promised for sympathetic heart disease in 30 minutes. One dose guarantees relief from palpitation breathlessness and left side pain. Sold by Matthewn Bros in a heralded patent remedy claim.

Agnew Matthewn Bros

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Mayor Connell Lieut. Davis Patrolman Thuernsey White's Hotel Franklin Avenue Sone Armstrong Kitty Woods Smith Wilkes-Barre Karehetay Kuareher UMM. & Son Piaries Reynolds Bros Elm Park Parkhurst Charles H. Parkhurst Frothingham W. G. Watkine North End Scranton Street Baptist Church Owen Griffiths Griffiths D. P. Jones Tabernacle Church Clifford Congregational Church Jackson Street Baptist Church Asbury Methodist Church Nettleton’s Hall Green Ridge Street Aldrich South Side McAll Misalon A. BE. Hunt Jefferson Avenue J. A. Price Alfred Hand L. B. Powell Selden Blair James A. Linen Women's Foreign Missionary Societies C. D. Simpson Sweet Gardner Corea Littell Italy Japan Williama Qeuversauien Dipl Bcoola George W. Phillips Association Vocal Quartette Association Orchestra Prat Music Direc Tus Che Pace Uelion Youan Sten Myzoming. Avenue Church Services Dr. Parkana WM. Blume & Son Gorham Turnquest Washington Avenue Ithura Sherif F. H. Clemons Matthews and Mannion Mitty Massachusetts Indust Enterprises Union Typewriter Company Typewriter Trust Remington, Yost, Dengmore Smith-Premier Caligraph Swayne Am. Tobacco Co Am. Sugar Reg Co Ches Ohio Bt. L L. & Baeeeereen General Electric Finols Central Eunee Lake Shore Southern RK Texas Pacific Wabash Western Union Keat Scranton Board of Trade Exchange Green Ridge Lumber Co Oon Dime Dop Dia Ran - Scranton Lace Car, Co Ee Wee Nat Boring & Drilling Co First National Bank Shanee Thuron Coal Land Co Center Scranton Jar & Stopper Co Oon Scranton Glass Co Ee Aee Lackawanna Lumber Co Spring Brook Water Co Elmhurst Boulevar Co Scranton Axle Works Third National Bank Lacka. Trust and Safe Scranton Packing Co Ceeene Scranton Savings Bank Wee Lacka. Iron & Steel Co Weston Mill Co Boranton Traction Co Bonta Scranton Glass Pittsburg Standard Oil Company Oil City Industrial Railroad Notes Chauncey Depew Buffalo, N. Y United States Great Britain Germany Russia Texas St. Denis New Yorks Pat Heg Ati Pin Tulliam Taylor ANQ
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