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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1896

Page

3

Local Social Notes and Upcoming Benefit Kirke Meet

Mrs Th Ekowiteh of Tunkhannock visits Mr and Mrs Milhauser of Prank ii avenue. Mike Hila A Stewart conducts a Kirmeee at Port Jervison December 17 18 for the benefit of the Young Men's Christian Association of that city. A surprise party for Fredrick Heateh at Mulberry street Friday evening includes Mer French Thedd and many neighbors in attendance.

Th 1Ekowiteh Tunkhannock Milhauser Prankii Avenue Mike Hila A. Stewart Port Jervison Cod. Simpson A.M. B Edwards A. I. Bedford We Harries G. Coursen J. J

Alumni Triumph Over Undergraduates in Lackawanna Football Classic

The alumni of the School of the Lackawanna defeated the undergraduates 12 to 6 at Athletic Park on Saturday. Notable players from Yale Georgetown Princeton and others starred for the alumni including Murphy Bliss Gunster and Blair. Referee A G Hunt of Yale and umpire Schock of Cornell officiated as crowds from Scranton watched the annual gridiron battle.

School of the Lackawanna Old Fellows Scranton Athletic Park Eridfron Diamond Laurie Bliss Yale John J. Murphy Georgetown John Hy Brooks Art Gunster W. C. Williams James Blair Princeton Murphy Bliss Gunster Phillips Lackawanna, Alumvol Fellows Thekle Dickson-Fuller Keller-Rice Beckwith Clark Sanderson Connell Munster A. G. Hunt Mr. Schock Cornell Messrs. White and Fuller

Grave charges against jurors roil Scranton case

Ex judge Stan ton accuses jurors in the Sowka Snyter ejectment case of tampering and seeks a new trial after an affidavit alleging bribery and influence peddling. Judge Gunster revokes a prior order denying a new trial as hearings proceed amid a courtroom uproar and a list of involved locals.

Sowka-Suyter Gunster Mathias Sowki Mirella Snyter Suowka Sowka Flo Staunton Attorness W. Stokes M. A. Medinley T. PP. Holan Bayter James Madden Wandling John Rh, Matthews Springrook James Philbin Archbald L. W. Keller Scranton Eugene White South Abington

Scranton Chinaman Detained Over Re-entry Inquiry

A Scranton Chinese merchant from Hong Gong & Co of Spruce Street is held at Fort Burlington Vermont awaiting re-entry eligibility after a trip to the Flowery Kingdom. Documents include a 1806 Port Burlington inquiry and a matching photograph. authorities foresee possible admission if findings support his business duties.

Fort Burlington Vermont Hong Gong & Co Spruce Street Wandling Port Turlington Scranton Tiong Gong & c United States

Law Breakers Sentenced by Judge Gunster

Judge Gunster on the bench Saturday imposed sentences on defendants from last week's criminal court session. Clement Arnold of Carbondale received one year and three months in the Eastern penitentiary for shooting Joseph F. Hocking with intent to kill. John Shumski earned two years and six months for burglary with two cases. one year six months for one case and one year for the other. Julius Witoski was jailed three months in the county jail.

Gunster Criminal Clement Arnold Carbondale Eastern Joseph FF. Hocking John Shumski Julius Witoski

Contractor Edward Bowle Seriously Injured From 40 Foot Fall

Edward Bowle of Mul dion and Bowle contractors fell about forty feet from a new building behind Wyoring avenue between Mulberry and Vine streets. He sustained fractures to his arm and leg and severe bruising, was unconscious, and later taken to Moses Taylor hospital. Doctors warned recovery hinges on rapid improvement within forty eight hours. Bowle, a married man with a home at 618 Pine street, lies hospitalized.

Edward Bowle Muldion Moses Taylor Hospital Smith Bowie Rowle Pine Street Liv

Herrmann the Magician at Prothingham Tonight

Amusement notes describe Herrmann the magician as a beloved performer at the Prothingham with a reputation for delightful surprises. The piece recounts a past incident with Patti and Arditti involving a watch, then lists upcoming acts at Frothingham and Davis theaters including Horace W. F. Henners, Alhambra dancers, and rising tenor Will Rising with praise for his voice.

Herrmann San Francesco Mme Arditt Arditti Patti Tidler Hopkins Trans-Geeanie Speciality Frothingham Marvelous Kinematographe Apollo Adonis The Wire Horace W. F. Henners England St. Alva Fanchette Alhambra London Wade Cochran Tom Mack Evans Sheridan & Forrest

Son of T C Melvin Dead After Nine Days Illness

Joseph Melvin of the St Charles hotel died yesterday morning after a week of illness from tonsillitis and croup. He was four years seven months old, bright and well liked by hotel guests. The surviving sister had just recovered from croup. Funeral services were set for 8 o'clock with interment in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.

Joseph T. C. Melvin St. Charles Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery

Bishop Rulison to Speak at St Luke's Advent Service

Rt. Rev. N. B. Rulison bishop of this diocese will be present at the regular Advent service in St Luke's Episcopal church this evening. He will deliver a brief address followed by a social meeting with vestrymen at the rectory after the service.

St. Luke’s Episcopal Church Rulison Episcopal St. Luke's Episcopal Church

Sabbath News Notes At Local Christian Associations

The Young Women’s Christ in Association meeting was led by Mrs J M Howell who gave an interesting Bible reading. Mrs Brewster directed the singing. Mrs Lowry is the new secretary and well regarded. Foster A Gift addressed the afternoon service of the American Volunteers. An evening sermon followed a period of congregational singing at Penn Avenue Baptist. Mrs L M Gates led the afternoon Gospel service at South Side Young Women’s Christian Association rooms. The City Pastor’s Union meets at the Young Men’s Christian Association parlors to discuss how far pastors should yield to requests for special sermons from external organizations.

Young Women's Christ In Association J. M. Howell Brewster Lowry Foster A. Gift American Volunteers Penn Avenue L. M. Gates South Slice Young Women's Christian Association Young Men Chris Tian Association

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy Supposedly Trusted

Teething claim extols Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup used for fifty years by mothers for teething babies. It allegedly quiets pain gums wind colic and diarrhoea. Sold by druggists worldwide call for the specific syrup and avoid alternatives. Holiday sale offers a ten percent discount on goods this week.

Mrs. Winslow

Memorial Elks Service Concludes With Song and Benediction

A Wilkes Barre memorial service for Elks closed with the singing of Auld Lang Syne led by the Miks and gudienes, Chaplain Davis gave the benediction, and Fred C. Hand thanked attendees. He urged donations for the Board of Associated Charities and noted a lobby Alma chest for contributions.

Jwald Long Syne Miks Gudienes Davis Fred C. Hand Bedge Associated Charities Pred C. Hand Alex T. Con

Local figures praised at Hollentack cemetery lodge event

Attor ney Ross spoke about Mr. Dilley’s recent gift of an Elk’s Rest plot in Hollentack cemetery to the Wilkes-Larre lodge. The audience greeted the reference with loud applause as Ren F. Ditler Lea W. Long G. Taylor Grittin 4 P. Lanefeld Louis Cooper and Michael Winthen were noted attendees.

Ren” F. Ditler Lea W. Long G. Taylor Grittin 4. P. Lanefeld Louis Cooper Michael Winthen Ross Mr. Dilley Hollentack

Green Ridge exchange opens with 115 phones north of Larch

Wires connected last night and the new Green Ridge exchange goes into running order this morning serving north of Larch street from the Dickson avenue and Green Ridge street building. About 115 telephones will be attended to by two daytime operators Miss Mary Maloney and Miss Mary Gerrity and at night Miss Williams will be in charge. Central exchange staff remains but workload lowers to ensure efficient service.

Larch Street Green Ridge

Christmas Gift Suggestions for Girls

A holiday list offers items suitable for any girl. The cheerful selection promises something for everyone and positions the store as a perfect Christmas source.

Wide Range of Gifts and Prices in First Floor Displays

The ad details a broad selection of items from nickel to solid gold watches and jewelry, including rings, chains, charms, cuff buttons, pens, and opera glasses. It lists prices from a few cents to hundreds of dollars and notes department locations on the First Floor Center and Second Floor front as well as a Smoking Sets and Lamp sections.

Cutlery Sale Prices on First Floor Center Left

The listing shows carving sets down to 9.00 and pocket knives to 2.00. Silver penknives drop from 0.25 to 1.50 and razors rise from 1.60 to 2.00.

Pocket

Ladies Kitchenware and Serving Pieces Sale

For Ladies. Flist Floor features Berry Dishes Tea Sets Fern Dishes Celery Dishes Butter Dishes Cracker Jars Bread Plates Pickle Castors Bon Pon Dishes Cake Haskets Baking Dishes with prices from 1.00 to 10.00. Bile appears as a misprint.

Sterling Silver Novelties and Jewelry Holiday Stock Sale

The ad lists a wide array of discounted items including pocket books, card cases, bags, belts, carving sets, kitchenware, dining ware, vases, fruit bowls, tea pots, pie dishes, and bisque figures with prices from fractions of a dollar to several dollars. It highlights a nearly complete holiday stock and invites customers to shop jewelry, clocks, watches, cut glass, art pottery, and Rogers' triple plated knives and forks at bargain prices.

Boys' 3-Piece Suits Offered at Low Prices

Short pants suits for boys ages 12 to 16 offered at minimal cost. Limited stock and bargain pricing highlighted by the ad.

Music School Ad Touts Teachers at Scharwenka Conservatory

The School of Music at 50 Spruce Street lists Mrs Katharine Thiele offering Voice Training Solo Singing and Ernest Thiele teaching Violin Piano and Cello ensemble. They are billed as longtime instructors at the Scharwenka Conservatory New York with other capable teachers also engaged. Mr Thiele is noted as successor to the late Herr Kopff.

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Norton Lackawanna Ave Weston Mill Co Scranton, Olyphant DRS Henwood Wardell Shank & Spencer W. H. Stanton Stanton Plaintia Ebay Amd Beranton Swort Onl M. Kasson Revoreld Stanislaus Uosel James P. Kelley Bellevue John Henley Kelley Ellen Henley Edward Day Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Port Burlington Internal Revenue Collector Fle Internal Revenue Office China Wii Rising Seeon Mir Rising Philadelphia Risine Bishop Rulison Mart J. R. Cohen W. OS J.D. Aldrich Detroit Hand Aldrich F.C. Hand J. D. Allrich Mr. Hart Wilkes-Barre Elks Dan L. Hart Green Ridge Exchange Choice Palmer & McDonalds Spruce Kramer Bros Lackawanna Avenue Lehigh Valley Libbey China Hall Wyoming Avenue Lady Humber Chase & Farrar Linden Street Jewelry Department China Department Stationery Department Lem Fancy Goods Sterling Silver Novelties Lamp Department Itose Jara Rogers Rexford’s Lacka Ave Aex Lacie AVE — Cin, Tenck A. E. Rogers Lackawanna Alenue Thiele
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