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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1898

Page

7

City Notes Socials and Meetings Around Town

A social by the Excelsior Athletic club will be held Monday in Music hall. The Apollo club male voice choir will rehearse tonight in Finley hall. Sheriff Pryor sold P Langan’s Dunmore store stock for 40. pur chaser was Attorney T J Duggan. Teachers’ committee of the board of control meets tonight. building committee meets tomorrow. Funeral for Miss Amelia Leuthner today at 2:30 from 316 Capousc avenue, interment Forest Pit. Several residents granted marriage licenses in Scranton and Lake Ariel. Board of Trade cake sale by the Woman’s Guild of St Luke’s church Friday 2–7 pm at the board of trade store. Green Ridge Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society meets Thursday Feb 10 2:40–6 pm with day of prayer program. Birthday party for Bertha McCarsy's daughter with neighborhood children at 150 Mulberry Street.

Music Hall Excelsior Athletic Club Apollo Club Finley Hall Lackawanna Avenue Sheriff Pryor P. ©. Langan Dunmore T. J. Duggan Board of Control Amelia Leuthner Melock Capousc Avenue Forest Pit Cemetery Howard A. Sheldons Minna E. Brown Lake Ariel Robert H. Smith Mary F. Harris Scranton Daniel T. Dalton Theresa Maher Board of Trade Woman's Guild Bt. Luke's Church Faurot House Woman's Missionary Society of the Green Ridge Baptist Church Foreign Board Bertha Bi. D. McCarsy Mulberry Street Catherine Schadt Marguerite Acker Florence Nickle Trene Drew Helen Ives

Chance Praises Signor Del Puente as Finest Baritone

J M Chance of Scranton praises Signor Del Puente as one of the finest baritones on the American stage. He notes Del Puente will sing at the Kievele club house Friday night for Florence Mission benefits. Chance’s letter is dated February 6, 1995, in Scranton Pennsylvania.

Signor del Puente Bienor del Puente Kievele Club Florence Mission J. M. Chance Sidor del Puente Scranton

Moosic Shocker Elopement Rocks Local Social Circle

Horace Ellis, 26, a shipping clerk for the Pennsylvania Coal Company, and Miss Mary Gammell eloped from Moosic early Monday. Known in church and town circles, Ellis and his wife were long active with the Moosic Presbyterian Church. The affair followed a year-old suspicions and a family council. the couple and Mary often stayed at the Ellis home. They were last seen in Avoca and likely departed via the Erie and Wyoming Valley line or the DL&W road. families chose to keep plans private.

Horace Ellis Pennsylvania Coal Company Mary Gammell Moosic Mary Ceammel Mooele Ellis Eillis Hillside Coal and Tron Company Moosle Moosic Presbyterian Church Mary Miss Gammel Avoca Erie and Wyoming Valley

Unconnected Scranton Man Seeks Work After Saturday

George Ei Davis of 336 Franklin Avenue Scranton Pa announces he is not connected with any enterprise and seeks employment. He notes the ad would mislead customers and asks if anyone will offer work after Saturday. Dated Feb 9 1894.

George Ei. Davis Franklin Avenue Scranton

Cabmen on Prices Slugging Way to Two Arrests

Early morning quarrel over fare on Lackawanna avenue ends in a fight between Isaac Rumbaugh and Patrick Flannery. Police arrest both men. in police court Rumbaugh pays a $2 fine and Flannery forfeits a $5 deposit.

Lackawanna Avenue Isaac Rumbaugh Patrick Flannery Pollee Court Rumbaugh Flannery

Garment Workers Dance Social Held by Electric City Union

In Knowers hall on Penn avenue Electric City Union No 106 United Garment Workers of America held their first social. A large number of friends attended with Miss Kate Reardon providing piano music for the dances.

Knowers’ Hall Penn Avenue Electric City Union United Garment Workers of America Friends of the Union Kate Reardon

Brooks seeks B stock company for Linden theater

Norman H. Brooks, planning to open the Linden theater in the old Davis building, is in New York selecting a suitable B stock company. The opening date for the Linden has not been set.

Norman H. Brooks Davis Theater

My Friend from India at Lyceum Delights Audiences

The Lyceum staged My Friend from India last night to great laughter with Frederick Bond as Erastus Underholt the retired pork packer and John F. Ward as A Keen Shover who becomes Underholt’s friend from India. Supporting players include Joseph Adelman Louie Bishop Hall Nita Aleen Helen Renner May Vokes Meta Maynard and Clara Hathaway.

India Lyceum Frederick Bond Erastus Underholt John F. Ward A. Keen Shover Charles Underholt Joseph Adelman Louie Bishop Hall Nita Aleen Helen Renner May Vokes Meta Maynard Clara Hathaway

Tragedy as Little Girl Fatally Burned in Home Fire

Anna Dolphin six dies after coal ignites her wool night dress while she helps her mother at 1214 Pittston avenue. Mother severely burned while trying to save her child. tailor James Gettings helps smother flames with carpet. Father, a railroad conductor, barely reaches scene after the tragedy.

Anna Dolphin Patrick Dolphin Pittston Avenue James Gettings A. J. Mulderiy D. W. Humphreys Dru Walsh Quinn Haggerty Anna Handa Gettings Traction Company Scranton

Blanket Seller in Jail After Knife Attempt

John Ryan of Princeton tried to sell a blanket in Michael Klerski’s River Street house Tuesday night. He drew a knife and slashed at Klerski and a boarder during the incident. Ryan said he came from Princeton and claimed the blanket was given by a small boy. A South Washington avenue merchant later identified the blanket as stolen. Mayor Bailey set bail at $300 for court. default sent to county jail.

John Ryan Michael Klerski River Street Klerski Ryan Princeton N. J Washington Avenue Bailey

Letters From the People Readers’ Home Addresses Required

Short letters of interest may be published when accompanied by the writer’s home address The Tribune will not be held responsible for opinions here expressed.

Tribune

Public notice of benefit settlement and defamation response

A local speaker thanks contributors to a Lyceum benefit in Scranton and defends finances after bankruptcy. He states almost $1000 raised remains with the committee and offers to donate half to charity if proof supports calumnies about his finances. He recalls poverty at closing and vows action after a forthcoming deadline.

Lyceum Mvssrn Rein & Burginder Rh. J. Bauer L. B. Powell & Co Reese Scranton Associated Charities

Backus Club Wins First Half of Bowling Match

The Backus bowling club defeated Elk in the first, third and fourth of five games at Backus alleys though Elk scored more total points. A table lists each player's scores by game and total. the second half is set for one week from tonight at Elk alleys.

Backus Elk Elk Club Elk Alleys

Booth Setup Endorsed by John McCloskey Home

A booth is to be set up at the residence of John McCloskey at the corner of Main Avenue and Depot Street for the present.

John McCloskey Main Avenue Depot Street

Stories of Crowned Heads From the London Post

Tales recount Queen Amelie of Portugal and Queen of the Belgians aiding common folk in outings. Amelie dresses wounds for a woodcutter and offers care. a cab driver recounts a chance ride with the Austrian emperor. Clementine and the Belgian queen milk a cow to aid a farmer’s wife, reflecting royal charity. Hood’s Sarsaparilla ad ends the piece.

Portugal Lisbon Amelie Monte Carlo Nice Clementine Spa

Wandling Voters Polling Place Repaired After Fire

County Commissioners Giles Roberts and John Demuth visited Wandling to fix a polling place for Fell township’s Third District after the former site was destroyed by fire. They recommended court action to formalize the arrangement.

Giles Roberts John Demuth Wandling Fell Township

City man sues Maguires for 2000 damages over public slander

George Littlejohn by next friend William Littlejohn files a $2000 damage suit against Michael and Bridget Maguire. He claims Mrs Maguire publicly accused him of stealing her pocket book and that her husband encouraged the slander. Vosburg and Dawson are attorneys.

George Littlejohn William Littlejohn Michael Bridget Maguirre

Holy Cross Fair Tonight Features Solo Performances

The program includes a violin solo by Miss Kitty Fah ey a mandolin solo by Miss Kitty Quinn and a vocal solo by William Vaneton. Last night prizes awarded included a Hall rack Mrs John Kirby a toilet set Miss Kate Duffy a Bt Cecelia picture Miss Della Calpin a ring Patrick O'Brien an oil painting P J Doyle.

Holy Cross Fair Kitty Fahey Kitty Quinn William Vaneton Hall John Kirby Kate Duffy Cecelia Della Calpin Patrick O'Brien P. J. Doyle

Man jailed for riding Delaware Lackawanna train

Harry Baxter, claiming New York City residence, was sent to the county jail by Alderman Millar after defaulting on a fine for riding a Delaware Lackawanna and Western train. Special Officer James Durkin made the arrest.

Harry Baxter New York City Millar James Durkin

Cruelty to Animals Case Attracts Local Arrest

Alton Cobb of 21 Larch Street was arrested yesterday on a cruelty to animals charge brought by Deputy Agent W. N. Tole. The hearing before Alderman Howe was continued until today.

Alton Cobb Larch Street W. N. Tole Alderman Howe

Also Mentioned on This Page

New York Spruce Street City Notes MR. Chance Sgranton Cash Store Garment Workers MR. Brooks Davis Theatre Friend Annie Dolphin George E. Davin Paris Edward FE. Rice Parle Lyceum Theater Indy Metropolix London Herald Square Philadelphia Quaker City Laueh Mise Kennedy and Company Lillian Kennedy Academy of Music Wilkes-Barre Kennedy Napoleon Rhea Backus Club Jackson Weichel Tal Westpfahl Jeo Scholl Sweens Elklat Gibbonsee Las Dimler C. Weichel Wharton G. Phillips The London Post Hood China Walt Glass and China Crina Walt Millar & Peck Wyoming Avs Rexford CO Lackawanna Ave Gem Cafe W. A. Beemer & Son Baby Bazaar Spruce Grover Graham Matthews Castoria Cee Berlin Gale Ldo J. H. Ladwig Prop M Kimball Piano Lillian Nordica Jean de Reszke John Philip Sousa George H. Ives West Market Street W. 8. Foote Page Place Scranton, Pa
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