City Notes Briefs and Local Incidents in Scranton
The Delaware and Hudson and Delaware Lackawanna and Western railways pay workers in Scranton area. Conclave No. 117 of the Improved Order of Cleptasophs to install officers with a banquet. Fronk Hand fined $2 for alleged weapon threat. Lectures on Christian Citizenship planned at Academy of Music. William Elliott of Northumberland dies at age 65. Funeral for Mrs. Lavelle set with mass at St. Peter's Cathedral and burial in Hyde Park. Scranton clearing house exchanges reported for February 1896. weekly clearings total $58,897,400. Champion James Judge benefit show tonight at Music Hall with boxing and musical interludes. Frank Turak released from jail for assault then rearrested. jailed again. Lafayette College committee to discuss law school in Scranton with the Scranton Board of Trade. Armenian relief fund receipts from local churches total a small amount and close the fund for now. Several marriage licenses issued. local arrests include James Franey of Moosic for shoplifting jewelry and a counterfeited Sunday suit scam nearby.
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Delaware and Hudson Company
Baltimore No
Baltimore Tunnels
Conyngham
Satwets
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Southern Division
Scranton
Fronk Hand
Music Hall
John G. Wooley
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Academy of Music
William Elliott
Northumberland
A. H. Hariley
Franklin Avenue
Ile Wan
Martin T. Lavelle
Wislow Street
St. Peter's Cathedral
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Scranton Clearing House
James Judge
Music Mall
Healdes
Howard Harrington
Frank Turak
Waa
Olyphant
Justice of the Peace M. W
Cummings
Board of Trustees
Lafayette College
John W. Hollenback
FE. D. Wardell
Jackson Street
North Main Avenue
L. Pres
Thomas
Joseph Garyl
Anna Kalufin
Old Verge
Dominick Paone
Angeila Fortuna
Mayfield
James Davies
Minnie Snyder
Marshwood
J. W. Miles
Mary E. Hazen
Winton
John Coyne
Bridget Burns
Minooka
James A. Simpson
Elizabeth A. Loch
Richard Jones
Blakely
Gwen YH
Morris Olyphant
James Franey
Moosic
Tdieutenant Davis
Franey
Uth Main Avenue
Vid H. Jenkins
The Plunger Concludes Corse Payton Engagement
The Frothingham hosts the close of the Corse Payton engagement with the play The Plunger ending a weeklong run. Corre on wraps up a week’s engagement Saturday in a packed theater with a taxed seating crowd.
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Corse Payton
Frothingham
Corre
Coonouse
Kathleen Mavourneen Stuns Crowd in City Debut
The afternoon program featured Kathleen Mavourneen before a crowded house. Payton impressed with clear performance and polished staging, marking the young comedian’s first city appearance and promising a warm welcome on future returns.
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Kathleen Mavourneen
Payton
Broadbent Mas Resigns From Dickson Works After 36 Years
Sidney Broadbent resigns from the Dickson Manufacturing Company ending a 36 year career. He served as general superintendent for fourteen years overseeing Penn avenue shops CIT works and Wilkes-Barre facilities. Broadbent, who came to Scranton in 1855, helped develop early locomotives and holds several patents. His successor has not yet been named and he retires with a comfortable foresight.
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Sidney Broadbent
Dickson Manufacturing Company
Penn Avenue
CIT
Wilkes-Barre
Broadbent
Zehnder
Paterson
N. J
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
William and Watts Cooke
H. Ll. Marvine
James Stitt
Cliff Works
Scranton
Dickson Company
Thomas Dickson
Sunday Surprise Bell for St. Paul’s Green Ridge
Reverend P. J. McManus and St. Paul’s congregation received an unexpected gift a new bell. Parishioners led by Mrs. Conrad Schroeder raised funds and arranged the surprise unveiling with Henry Loftus and J J Dunn aware of the plan. Construction for the bell housing begins tomorrow with first toll anticipated next Sunday.
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St. Paul's Church
Green Ridge
P. J. McManus
Henry Loftus
Aroon
Father McManus
Conrad Schroeder
Hey
Third Sacred Concert at College Hall Delights Audience
The third sacred concert under W. P. Schilling, cathedral choir director, drew a large crowd despite a storm. Bauer’s eight-piece orchestra with piano offered orchestral music and vocal solos by Florence M. Schilling and Wil H. Emrich, both earning encores. a ladies chorus and several marches and overtures completed the program.
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College Hell
W. P. Schilling
College Hall
Bauer
the Holy City
Florence M. Schilling
Wil H. Emrich
Heaven
Unprecedented Seat Sale at Frothingham Theatre
A packed Frothingham Theater reports a record demand for the kirmess performances. An average of about a thousand seats is reserved for each of the three nights and Wednesday matinee, with many boxes and loges still available through H. P. Simpson as the box office issues checks for successive nights.
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Frothingham Theater
Lackawanna Hospital
H. P. Simpson
Roumania
Alice Helin
Elizabeth Archbald
Mire Busan Jermyn
Ming Allen Skinner
L. Marka
J. R. Cohen
Martha Moses
Frieda Harris
Mise Gussle Bernstein
Miley Pauline Goldsmith
Ormser
Misa Nettie Nye
Ilame
Jurors for the March Term in this City
Grand and petit jurors for the March term of the United States circuit and district courts have been drawn. The list includes many named jurors from cities such as Blairsville, Pittsburgh, Scranton, and Erie, with occupations ranging from merchant to attorney and editor.
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United States Circuit
Whey Folow
Grand
C. V. Elliott
Manetvla
M. J. Maher
Blairs Ville
Wiliam Carnes
Sunbury
H. (. Love
Holidaysburg
Perry M. Glein
Aileaheny
Porter Carpenter
Buzr
Pittsburg
FP. A. Hays
Simon Brown
Rameeyville
J. B. Kilbore
Blairsville
F. B. Sehreffler
William 3. Renyes
Bedford
J. 8. Sherry
Allegheny
J. H. Thomas
Scranton
W. J. White
M. K
Geach
W. Farrer
West Mul Creek
P. J. King
Lock Haven
Thomas Holt
Wymp Gap
John P. McCrea
John L. Morrison
Btazon
William Patterson
Ruther
James L. Knox
Austin
H. F. Rhodes
Middleburg
I. Fort
Erie
James M. Owens
Strattonville
W. A. Young
Bennett
D. M. Morris
Loganton
Charles A Briggs
N. CC
McCullough
Butler
Kennedy Marshall
P. J. McCauley
LeRoysville
RE. W. Graham
Sheakleyville
William Kennedy
Uniontown
Walter B. Smith
Kane
Walter Sherwood
Wellsboro
James I. Lamberson
Huetontown
Bailey as a Democrat Ingrates Scranton Excerpt
Randolph Crippen, Democratic mayoral candidate, accuses fellow Democrat James G. Bailey of ingratitude and treachery. Crippen recalls supporting Bailey for prothonotary, while Bailey later opposed Crippen’s bid and worked against the ticket. He cites a confidant witness “Mr X” describing Bailey’s shift and calls for honest party conduct.
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James G. Bailey
Batley
Colonel Ripple
Bailey
Randolph Crippen
Berunton
Crippen
Dalton
Tribune
Scranton
James C. Bailey
Mr. Bailey
John P. Kelly
John J. Fahey
Teket
Mr. X
Mr. Crippen
Hatley
Injunction Sought Against Coal Hauling by Carbondale Traction
Carbondale seeks an injunction to stop Carbondale Traction from using street tracks to haul coal cars. City solicitor KR D Stuart leads the equity action, arguing coal movement violates the franchise and endangers the public with eight ton cars on steep grades and weak bridges. The case, filed on the city’s behalf, will be argued at the next equity court.
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KR. D. Stuart
Carbondale
Carbondale Traction Company
City of
Next Equity Court
Rush City A Good Farce at Academy of Music
Rush City a farce comedy by Gus Heege received its Beranton production at the Academy of Music Saturday night by Davie & Keogh's company. Headed by George Marion the cast included E. J. Hefferman Joe Coyne Harry Delta and others. A cyclone gag blasts Rush apart then reunites in Caduaville. Smokers beware of imitation Pocono cigar by Garney Brown & Co.
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Academy of Music
Rush City
Gus Heege
Davie & Keogh
George Marion
Allround
E. J. Hefferman
Joe Coyne
Harry Delta
M. J. Gallagher
M. L. Heckert
Frank O'Brien
Olive White
Mabel Craft
Helen Reimer
Rush
Caduaville
Armenian Sufferers Fund Closed After Subscriptions Rise
The treasurer of the ministers committee lists additional contributions from the Women's Home Mission Society Jackson Street Baptist Church and North Main Avenue Baptist Church, totaling 63.31, with Dr. C L Frey adding 1.35 bringing the overall to 3003.18. The fund will close and no further contributions will be accepted until a future request.
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Ministers’ Committee
Women's Home Mission Society
Jackson Street Baptist Church
North Main Avenue
C. L. Frey
Obituary notices and notices from Scranton area
A sequence of Scranton PA notices dated Feb 1896 includes obituaries for Archer Price and Rose Trubke, Isle Snyder, Alfred Weideman, Daniel Johnson, Edward Philbin, and marriage notice Amsden Keller. Also商 ads announce store events at 46 Lackawanna Avenue and auction crowds at 217 Lackawanna Avenue.
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Byron Snyder
Lasertne
Tenth Street
Pineral Thesiay
Forest HI
Weideman
Beranton
Alfred Weldeman
Johnson
Seranvas
Daniel Johnson
Pineral Tuesay
Hiy
van Buren Avenue
Washburn Street
Philbin—I Dunmore
Edward Philbip
Furs Soaring in London Market Prompt Urgent Buying
Advert explains fur prices in London are rising for the next two to three seasons and urges immediate purchase. It claims its manufactured stock costs 10 percent less than skins, highlights quality materials, stylish designs, skilled workers, and long experience behind the reputation.
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London
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Frank McGowan
Harry Williams
Lawrence Ween
Walter Stevens
Harry Jones
Wahler Coursen
Max Jessup
Harold Norton
Randolph Frothingham
Napoleon Guarda
Napoleon
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T. F. Penman
Luther Keilor
Ligale Howell
William Scranton
Frank Willianin
Joy Scott
Edward Simpson
Tracy Tewsbury
Ray Sanderson
Willie Devine
Leon Kriffin
Roy Megurgel
Robert Alexander
Charles Osland
Ralph Allen
Harry Caryl
John Newing
James Rockwell
Haward Beldleman
George Bandon
Frank Coop
Ralph Amerman
M. Palmer
Henry Jallen
Edward Rushmore
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Sharine White
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Willie White
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George HH. Ifalisten
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Myrile Williams
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Edna Caryl
Mary Hallstead
Beatrice Morris
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Anna Archer
Mildred Moir
Joseph Brown
William Yecnet Hert Merceredi
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John Burnett
Wilfred Moir
Taylor Forter
Orrin Christian
Joseph Alexander
Glenwool Pierce
Raeburn Watres
Queen Bee
Margaret Kirkpatrick
Queen Rose
C. TR. Parke
Ry St. Scranton
Jomet Storrs
Marjorie Platt
Marjorie Collins
Edith Tewksbury
Nellie Fulton
Florence Peck
Helen Boles
Fatimie Mears
Clare Brewster
Margaretta Belin
Ethel Woolworth
Mildred Capwell
Nina Price
Frances Rockwell
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Gorton Taylor
Ernest Coolidge
Edgar Coursen
Ease Taylor
Charleton
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Robert Rockwell
Robert Phiriart
Gilbert Rigar
Robert Lowry
Tiaylor Poster
Gilbert Midgar
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Garney, Brown & Co
Powell’s Music Store
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Barstow
Chicago
Frank F. Amsden
St. Louis
Jeaste Keller
Lebanon
Lifbecker-Watkins
Lackawanna Avenue
Davidon Bros
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the Jeweler
Shaw
Clough & Warren
Carpenter
Waterloo
Emerson
Malcolm Love
J. Lawrence Stelle
Spruce Street
Alaskas
Rupprecht’s
Crystal Palace
Penn Ave
Baptist Churels
Ruppreght
Eugene Kleberg
Baptist Churey
Habt
J. Bolz
Lack
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Scranton School of Elocution
L. J. Richards
Burr Building
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