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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Agnew
Matthewn Bros
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