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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1896

Page

3

Local Notes and Social Roundup from Susquehanna Region

Weston Mill Co. Grant of Honesdale and various visitors including Attorney R B Littl of Montrose and Rev Doty called in Pittston. Mentions of Ellsworth residents, funeral travels, university visits, a furniture exhibit by Collins-Alale, and new employment at Foote & Shear. Also notes on a new Powell’s choir, Mears & Hagen sale, and local business ads. Includes club election and regional society updates.

Ll. ©. Grant Honesdale R. B. Littl Montrose Emma Jermyn Williamsport Pittston W. H. Florey Stroudsburg Yester Hiy Wis J. Galge Philadelphia Moscow We. Aipman Bila Waste County Teresa Keating Dover N. J West Slide Mee. Cr. Simpson Mise Clara Cornell University A. L. Collina New York City Collins-Alale (Furniture) Manufacturing Company James J. O. Malley Olyphant John B. Jones Howard Mace Meadtville Muarwarel Senker Stone Avenue Hulfulo Atle Robert V. White Green Ridge Foote & Shear Ase Muon Fuel Beranton Friends Claude G. Whetstone The Tribune Pen and Penel Whetstone Quaker City

Shoes Offered at Bargain Prices Spark Customer Caution

An advertisement markets clean stylish shoes valued at four dollars for three dollars and notes that others cannot offer a six dollar shoe for three dollars, implying limited deals and merchant caution for buyers.

Treasurers Forgery Trial and Guilty Verdicts Across Court

In a packed session Judge Archbald heard the forgery case against Martyn J. Stone of the defunct Olyphant Trust Co. after a $29,000 deposit entry triggered notes forged in 1895. State bank examiners testified seeing signatures forged by Stone and his confession was read to the jury.

M. J. Stone Olyphant Trust Co Archbald John R. Jones Commonwealth George 8. Horn C. Comegys Stone Horn Comegys Mr. Horn Myron J. Stone Martyn J. Stone Archhbald Trust Company Tra Schaffer Lock Haven State Bank Olyphant Schaffer Mr. Stone W. McHale L. R. Bennett Brookville Tie M. Hathaway James O'Brien J. Lynett J. M. Gates George D. Brown Verein Prospect Avenue Alder Street Scrage Gunster Pennypacker Philadelphia Lauer Belle Iham Malaney Eecuses Ac John M. Callen Pottaville Iron Company Jermyn Will Lynch John Jacob Schmidt Daniel Langan Lynch Washington Avenue Four Cent Fritz Lackawanna Avenue Joseph R. Osgood Charles H. Klane

Coming Attractions at Dave and Academy Theaters

Review of E. J. Dellinger’s A Summer Shower featuring a live water scene and Arthur C. Siddman in the lead. A. Y. Pearson’s Land of the Midnight Sun promises Icelandic romance with Barbour as Captain Jollyweather. Also previews Rush City at the Academy with mayoral satire and a cyclone finale.

E. J. Dellinger Arthur C. Sidman Sheral Dave’ Theater A. Y. Pearson Attracton Academy Iceland Charcters Barbairk Mr. Barbour Captain Jollyweather George W. Walters Wilton Taylor Paul Menifee David Hanchett Edward Hume J.P. Watson Ke, Pranklin Jessie Lester Beb Stoddard Ada Tutton Lulu Barshour J. W. Marston Eugene Epson George Carleton Herbert Dorman

Keystone academy trustees elect officers in Fac toryville meeting

Keystone academy trustees met at 10 oclock yesterday in the Penn Avenue Baptist church. Officers elected were President Dr D A Capwell Vice President Theodore Hart Secretary R M Peck Treas Daniel Langstaff. The group discussed endowment needs but took no definite action due to President Dicksons absence.

Keystone Academy Baptist Institution of Learning Factoryville Penn Avenue Baptist Church D. A. Capwell Eli Theodore Hart Pittston R. M., Peck Carbondale Daniel Langstaff Scranton James P. Dickson J. H. Harris Bucknell University F. &. Loomis I. M. Peck James Fielding Dalton W. C. Tilden Birchardville Susquehanna County OB. Little Montrose H. J. Luchsinger Metzer Wayne County Luther Keller Chas. Henwood J. F. Wilson This City

Versatile Frank Bush Delights Academy of Music Crowd

Frank Bush showcased his versatility in Girl Wanted at the Academy of Music. He portrayed multiple characters from a Vermont Rube to a German girl and Irishman with a deft comic touch, keeping the audience amused from start to finish.

Frank Bush Academy of Music Bush Mr. Bush Rube Vermont John Harry Dillon Sanford and Lew Mabel Florence Harry Sheldon Little James Doyle

Lincoln Birthday Emancipator Features in Philadelphia Press

The Philadelphia Sunday Press plans February 12 Lincoln material with Reed contributing an assessment of Lincoln's character. Readers will get a Lincoln portrait, a Washington Crossing the Delaware image on Feb 16, and a Philadelphia battleship picture on Feb 1. Card pictures for Feb 14 and 23 offer cutout figures.

Abraham Lincoln Philadelphia Sunday Press Reed Lincoln Sunday Press Washington Delaware Philadelphia

Miss Adela Breakstone in Wilkes-Barre Dying

Suffering from congestion of the lungs at her home in Wilkes Barre Miss Adela Breakstone the elocutionist well known in this city has been ill for three weeks. Last night reports say four physicians have given up hope.

Wilkes Barre Adela Breakstone Wilkes-Barre

City Officials Cite Low Valuation For Sparse Revenues

City officials pressed that Scranton’s valuation at just over 20 million yields only 272 313 in taxes, far below cities like Reading and Altoona. Investigators fault the assessors system, arguing land and improvements should be taxed at half actual value, not one half or one third of forced sale value. They warn tax levies must rise to meet over 500 000 in demands.

City Hall Scranton Commonwealth Philadelphia Pittstore Reading Erie Altoona Board of Assessors

Lackawanna Bar Hails A H Winton in Memorial Funeral

The Lackawanna Bar Association met at the court house law library to honor the memory of A H Winton. Judge H M Edwards presided Roswell H Patterson was secretary pro term. Resolutions praise Winton as a gifted lawyer. The group to attend his funeral in a body and extend condolences to his family.

Lackawanna Bar Association Law Library Court House H. M. Edwards A. H. Winton H. M. Oathaus Roswell H. Patterson EB. Merrifield John P. Kelley Winton Judge Edwards FE. Merrifield 8. B. Price Aretus H. Winton Lackawanna

My Kentucky Home shines at Frothingham theatre

Payton Company wrapped a second week at the Frothingham theatre with My Kentucky Home a southern war time drama. The large audience enjoyed elaborate scenery dancing by Grace Fox and Pearl Rivare stereopticon views and songs by Sidney S. Toler with tickets at ten twenty and thirty cents. Tonight features The Parisian Princess tomorrow Drifted Apart and other titles plus a Saturday matinee The Pearl of Savoy and Saturday night The Plunger.

Corse Payton Frothingham Kentucky Payton Mr. Payton Grace Fox Pearl Rivare Little Velma Sidney 8. Toler Cuba Savoy

Legrand Wright Injured At Tribune Plant

The Tribune chief engineer Legrand Wright sustained a severe injury to his right hand while oiling the high speed automatic engine that powers the plant. His finger was nearly severed as a wheel grabbed it during the rapid 2a? revolutions, risking partial loss of the finger.

Tribune Mas Legrand Wright

Ambitious Effort to Save Limb After Severe Wounding

Physicians were summoned with hopes of avoiding amputation as they bound the deep wound and set plans to determine stability and next steps after a grievous injury.

Local Post Office Exam Draws Large Applicant Turnout

Clerks and carriers underwent tests in spelling writing reading addresses and arithmetic in the United States court room at the Federal building. The list names numerous applicants from streets in Wilkes Barre and surrounding areas with the local board to report results to Washington for eligibility. Hood's products are advertised in the same notice.

Uncle Sam Post Office Post Office Board W. D. Roche David H. Jenkins Louis G. Schants United States Court Room Federal Building Carners L. G. Cleveland Maine Avenue James B. Lueshey Wyoming Avenue George W. Hinsbie Washington Avenue Burton EK William Hara Pittston Avenue Joseph L. Golden Hawley Alexander F. Simpson Jadwin Ivan R. R. Jones Carrier John H. Mc Garfeld Avenue Philly T. McGuire Prospect Avenue James F. Lynott West Market Street John J. Higginey Putnam Street Israel T. Keene Capouse Avenue Conrad Fruehan Cedar Avenue Horace G. John Decker’s Court Benjamin F. Allen Hyde Park Avenue Nathan A. Stone Halstead Court

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Norton’s Lackawanna Ave Snow Sanus Te Weston Mill Co Mears & Hagen Powell's Music Store Robert Morris Lodge Scranton Ladies Mary Bigelow LaBar Norma Williams L Hans Ginhig Heckel Norma Willwm Pillsbury's Flour Sans Garney, Brown & Co Weber Guernsey Bros Schank & Koenler Sprece Street Benk Supreme Court Tower Court Tierney Gua Hleege Thomas Tl. Davis William T. Keogh John J. Rush Oklahoma I. the Ecyclone Academy of Mabile Lincoln’s Miss Breakstone BAR Association Meets Heath A. H W. Winton Payton Company Hood Dresden Rexford Lackawanma Awe Haviland & Co Maddock & Co Homer Laughlin China Hall Wrichel & Millar Steinway & Son's Decker Bros., Kraniche & Bache McAnn P, McRea & Co., Exchange Wyoming Ave Music Store Spruce Scranton, Pa LACE Point Nottingham Body Brussels Lackawarha Ave Lackawanna Bank Ets A. E. Rogers Kaper Aylesworth’s G. Elmen, Dorf Elmira Megargel & Connell Serantom, Pa
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