Fragmented Local Newspaper Fragments and Notable Arrivals
A garbled OCR field details public notices, social events, and personnel moves. It mentions Mrs Torrey visiting New York, Kingsbury hosting courtesy, a Howling club reception for W Connell, and staff at a Christian training school. It also references a shooting incident at Hotel Jermrr and a perfume factory fire scare, with names and addresses scattered throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. MH. Watkins
Munier
Torrey
New Yor
Erie
Kingsbury
Howling Club
W. Connell
Man Dies of Broken Heart After Farm Crisis
Matthew Fritz dies suddenly at his son Peter Fritzs home amid a ruined loan to John Learman for a Moscow area farm. Learman later faced insanity and Mrs Learman died. the family turmoil centered on a loan and mortgage amid a bank crash and failed farm venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Learman
Mowecone
Matthew Prity
Peter Krite
Mr. Frict
Matthew Frite
Sears
Lewrmat
Mattiow
Evanman
Lear
Learmnan
Matthies Frith
Learman
Frite
Leaman
Levan
Lenanton
Brite
Hie
Bohan
Cofay Avenue
South
Scrat
Leman
Ami
Moscow
Lechmig
Scranten
Prine Woorstill
Bernnion
Learmaan
Bourh Soranbay
Prita
Toor Mat Fritz
Pouniler
Hie Kon
Petey Frits
Gery Wesindein
Dawehtier-Nelayn
Kohn
Rite Bowse
Legether
Grewia
Lyle Wee Bedi
Mie
dPrice
Toba
Mee Paice
Seiman
Lohan
Frith
Fritz Dies at 4.10 P M. Coroner Notified
The report states Fritz died at 4 10 PM. Coroner PL Langstreet viewed the remains and ruled death due to natural causes. Mrs Fritz told the Tribune the deceased intended to endure the troubles until his heart gave way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz
Langstreet
Tribune
Indecent Show Pictures Create City Showdown
Street Commissioner Dunning orders removal of obscene posters shown on street corners. Reese & Long claim nonresponsibility for display as officials plan further action in the city crackdown on indecency amid a public uproar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jh. Blaney
Danning
Dunning
Vre
BUI
Reese & Tone
Baseball Won’t Die in Scranton Prospects for 1890s Season
Manager Griffin discussed keeping the Scranton club alive amid talks of disbanding and a stock purchase plan. An offer to buy the franchise circulated, with Fowler exploring a stock company funded by $2000 for franchise and players. Griffin emphasized supporters in Scranton and the need for local backing to avoid bankruptcy and keep baseball in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Stoeck
Finn
Fowler
Ple
Scranten Fancchi
Newark
Cigltin
Sohan Myttrooks
Phemifer
City
Crganize
Chittin
Powhrie
Gombins
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Seranton
Griffn
Ietroneer
Montreal Baseball Trade Rumor Surfaces
A fragment notes a possible deal involving Frank Bhannon heading to Buffalo for Barry with cash in a California league context. Mention of Rowell Hall and St. Louis rumors imply Montreal plans for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Lee. T
Montreal Baseball Lab
Frank Bhannon
Buffalo
Barry
Deivomter and
Murmy
California
Boxers Ready for Big Fight in Philadelphia Tonight
Muhammad Williams and Jimmy Judge tune up for a major bout. Williams arrived from New York with sparring partners and trains at St. Charles Hotel while Judge finishes training in Carbondale. Both fighters anticipate a hard, experienced rival in a cold city showdown on Kimburt Boulevard eve of the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teining Yan
Philadelphia
Jimmy Judge
Hhe City
Ean
New York City
Jaiek
St. Charles
Moraine Ryan
Hat theft incident disrupts Dovetork patrol scene
An officer confronts a bareheaded man named Jies Dempsey at Johnson's Patch after a night patrol near Olive Street. The suspect, questioned at headquarters, refused civil answers and faces ongoing investigation as officers trace papers and the boarding house involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dovetork
Hermet
Edwarda
Dester
hhick-Jock
Jies Dempsey
Johnson
Tile Hooven
Valdina Avenue
Witil
The Geezer A Disappointment at Lyceum
A travesty titled The Geeger or The Creator flopped at the Lyceum, with few community members present and weak reception. Dannelly and Girard, local favorites, led the cast but the production failed to impress, unlike its New York run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceun
Gudlenes
Dannelly
Girard
New York
Weber Piela Theater
Deir Thompsons Ol Homestead and The Last Day of the Confederacy
An artwork titled Deir Thompsons Ol Homestead depicts cattle and hay with a porch scene and birds. A prominent ex Confederate soldier and former U.S. senator will present a lecture on The Last Day of the Confederacy in the evening, with tickets available at M&A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deir Thompson
Eoldier
United States
M&a
Shore Store Set to Open During December
Henry Lewis and Daviest announce Shore Store will open in December. Local residents anticipate shopping access and potential specials as the season begins.
Cig Barcains in Books Bibles and Calendars
A fragment notes bargains in a variety of items including books Bibles and calendars. The wording is fragmented and resembles a catalog or ad copy from a past era with unclear specifics about brands places or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cig Barcains
Heidlenium
Hand of Prade
Wilkes-Barre Notables Attend In Court Admittances
Frank Murphy from Wilkes-Barre and Harry J. Ort of Paterson were noted in yesterday’s city report. George M. Okell and Frank T. Okell of Lackawanna county were admitted to the bar in Lugurne county on the motion of M. H. McAniff, with certificates signed by J. W. Gunter and Judge W. Archinald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Murphy
Wilkes-Barre
Harry J. Ort
Paterson
N. dL
Terininog du
Mice Jounott Melwall
George M. Okell
Frank T. Okell
Lackawanna County
Lugerne County
M. H. McAniff
Okell
Bondsmen Must Settle as County Seeks Forfeitures
County solicitor H A Knapp filed proceedings to recover forfeited crognivaneers from defendants who did not respond to trial notices. Listed are Frank Spancenbeye for Sigsle Milarini $300 and others amounting to various sums. Reading notes at Reicheman’s Holiday Book Store, Board of Trade Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Knapp Yeaters
Frank Spancenbeye
Sigsle Milarini
Dave Doukomick
Nathan Mashaski
Thome Mayes
Rachael Carney
S40
James McNtichale
Patek Gallavhor
Jeep Sine Herr
Nines Sian
Cowl
Btrelknick
Petrustiek
Tei
Louis Ivaneu
William Rofankie
Martin J. Neary
Toho McNichols
Tiny Nicholas
Ean
Marion Anlintaky
Ceomre TL Davilao
Reicheman
Board of Trade Building
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norton's
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
Garnay, Brows & Co
Norman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Regulaiinelys
The
Penn Avenue
A.B. Warman
W. B. Kenwood
Chas McMulley
Atonal Bank
Sita
Patee
Wintel
Phe Eliiriad
Wadiniese Misthinketieny
J. Torrey
Spolling
Besket Hall
Gintigde
Luther Tinick
Stp
Shrletian Desocratios Training School
Bprineto
Mitey
Tae Juer
Lea Cantisia
Resarte
American Sports Mobilehing Company
Broadway
TH. WW. Steck
Tehieh University
Ea. Wer
Bes
Steck Je Ao
Mise Hieketo
Wilkes Barre
Towler
Bevan
P. FF
M. T Howley
Wyoming Ava
Yore Koertier
Vercoute
W. C. Loftus & Co
Agendies
Serantan
Waters
the Atter
Wrtarnnia
Mat Fritz
Priend
le Arman
Insanis
Seminton
Suriine
Deacon
Detroit
Eile
Tom Puriie
Hartford
Nderetan
Rome Engineering
Acronion
Mide
Penge
Avith Wiskee- Marre
Sr Tacuee
Cloh
Mike
Ryne
Carbondale
Onl
Geezer
Come Pauy
Lyceum
Goldsmith's
Uoavanar
John HB. Gordon
Clarke Bros
X'mas
Lalhet
Gil Tawas
Arta
Bronson & Tallian
Hatters and Furnishers
Spruce Street
Dunn
Cc. Snyder, D. D. I
Spruce St. Opp
Jermyn
Lackawanna Avenue
MY Alain
Linunwu
Scranton Cash Store
Henry J. Collins, Sr
Cacka
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing CO
Japan
Raynolds
Eweckwear Ovelties
Hand & Payne
Washington Ave
Rookery Building
Weighel
Jcwelth
Louwella
Weichel Bros
Mears Building
Bell & Skinner
Jarmyn Hatters
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