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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1894
Page
3
Local Residents Return From Trips And Attend Funerals
Wilkes Barre residents are noted with several trips and arrivals including Dr Snyder confined to home. Al Biandie of Green Ridge Store spent Sunday in Honesdale. T B Hows returned from a New York trip. Jacoba of Dickson Ave came back from New York. Mrs Alvin Leonard returned from Carbondale. J D Carpenter of Tunkhannock visited. Emmet J Pisa returned from Philadelphia with Mrs Fish. A C Uptergrove visiting Montrose friends. Ampa Nichols and Mrs Nichols attended Byron Wade funeral. David Boone, former Grand Opera treasurer, will start as Arch Street theater treasurer Feb 22 in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Blowitt
Wilkes-Barre
C. Snyder
al Biandie
Green Ridge
Honesdale
T. B. Hows
Capouse Avenue
New York
Jacoba
Dickson Avepos
Alvin Leonard
Thesa Ridge Street
Carbondiie
J. D. Carpenter
Tunbhannock
Wyoming
Emmet J. Pisa Har
Philadelphia
Plans for Bridges and Viaduct on West Lackawanna Avenue
City Engineer Phillips exhibited viaduct plans on West Lackawanna Avenue to W F Hallstead yesterday and will present them to Archbald the company engineer at request. Poilii expects approval, and plans for Mattes and Logerne bridges will be sent to New York for ratification. Halletead, initially opposed, now supports the viaduct as proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
West Lackawanna Arenue
W. F. Hallstead
Archbald
Phillipe
Mattes Street
New York
Letters from the People Defend Kingsbury on Libby show
The writer rebuts The Feranton Times article that questioned FF Kingbory and the Libby entertainment. He defends Kingsbury as honest and criticizes sensational journalism, noting a display of the mountain fail won by Kingsbury. The letter closes with personal regard and disappointment in the Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libby
Tames
Feranton Times
FF. Kingbory
Academy
Board of
Associated Charities
Times
Kingabory
Kingsbury
Kingsbory
H. Blackwoon
Rest toade orchestral organs offered by Gautachi and Sony
Philadelphia business at 2100 Chestnut Street advertises orchestral organs and music boxes. Offers repaired old boxes with new tunes and instruments priced at 5 and 10 units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gautachi& Sony
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Reinhart's Market Notifies Fresh Meats and Prices
Local business notice lists Reinhart's Market on Band and Lackawanna avenues offering round steak 14 cents, sirloin steak, standing rib, chuck roast, boiling beef, pork 12 cents, and pork sausage with daily dew from fiam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinhart’s
Band & Lackawanna Avenus
West Side news lists society meetings and injuries
The West Side report notes Hyde Park Literary and Debating Society meetings with postponement due to weather and a Welch language program. It also covers a serious leg injury to George Benore after a fall at Scranton street lumber yard and details a trial locomotive display with a palm burning boiler and triple cylinder system.
St Marks Lutheran Church Grows Membership to 102
St Mark's Lutheran welcomed four new members on Sunday boosting total to 102 from 35 a year earlier an 87 member increase noted. An entertainment will be held at Meare's Hall Tuesday evening under Waco Council No 45 Daughters of Pocahontas with Mrs Humphreys of North Bromley Avenue listed among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Mark’s Lutheran Church
Rene Age
Meare's Hall
Timaday
Waco Council
No. 45
Daughters of Pocahontas
LOR
M Mra
Humphreya
North Bromley
Avanue
Seriously
Hirat Welch Baptist Church
Washington
Joseph McNamara
Scranton Street
Hyde Park
Wyand Pfieffer
North Hyde Park Avenue
Listie Reiger
Peter Reizer
Joe Davis
North Bromley Avenue
Ladies’ Ald Society
Bellevue
Social event at the Methodist church and locomotive news
The Ladies Aid society hosts a church parsonage social with a musical program and refreshments, inviting all especially young people. In industry, Danmoors Iron and Steel completes a large three cylinder Consolidated locomotive, Engine No 4, noted as the largest yet built with weight over sixty five tons and complex three cylinder design.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mias Nellia Knight
Pittaton
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Eris and Wyattog Railroad
Danmors Iron and Steel Company
John B. Smith
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Ten Cents a Day The Britannica Offer to Readers
The Tribune promotes an Educational Britannica offer in twenty five volumes with a $2 advance for the first twelve and ten cents daily thereafter or $450 cash for the complete set. The edition is updated with maps and illustrations, priced at $18 per volume, bound in silk, and available at 437 Spruce Street headquarters for samples and subscriptions.
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D. P. Jones
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Columbus
BL Evans
Jones
Columbia
Mr. Jones
Av. B. Evans
D.C Hughes
R. & Jones
Providence
Thomas Evnon
Abig Jones
Hugh Daviva
Peter Roberts
A. Evans
Providance
J. J. Morris
William Jones
D. Daniela
Benjamin Hughes
Henry P. Davies
B. Thomas
WS. Jones
Trinun
Edinburg
Warrant Issued for John Padden in North End Case
Lizzie Hantey of Olyphant secured a warrant against John Padden, arrested by Constable Davis and heard before Alderman Lloyd. Padden held in SH ball. Wayne avenue horse incident ends with carriage wreck and fence damage. Smith faces further warrants as witnesses in Mathalus assault case. 16 year old William Thomas held for wandering. father says son is incorrigible. Carrs home made mince meat advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Hantey
Olyphant
Horan
John Padden
Davis
Padden
Lloyd
Wayne Avenue
Dr. Jenkins
Uohort
Wayne Aivenue
Henry Smith
Joseph Mathalus
Mathulus
Smith
William Thomas
Butcher Thomas
Albright Avenue
Taylorville
Parente
Gleason
Carr
Delawares and Hudsons rail plans face rough notes
Scranton's Delaware and Hudson station project aims to be the line's lead hub while the Delaware and Hudson system plans rail and canal integration. Earnings show growth for the Delaware and Hudson despite labor strain and fare issues as security tensions and reorganizing rumors swirl.
Missing drug clerk Brill linked to robbery at Kornacher’s
South American born Adolph Brill, 4 drug clerk at Kornacher’s pharmacy on Pittston Avenue, left suddenly Sunday night taking money from the safe and cash drawer. Kornacher notes loss of about 150 and a rare chemical work. Also reports on Mattes Street Bridge plans, Young People’s Society entertainment, and other local items including a boy struck by a wagon and new wagon tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kornacher
Mattes Street Bridge
Adolph Brill
Kornacher’s
Pittston Avenue
Thin City
Kornacher
Brill
South America
William Miller
Philadelphia
Singo
Amusement Notes on The Silver King and More at Academy
The Silver King presented by Carl A. Haswin at the Academy of Music this evening promises gripping drama and audience appeal. Thomas W. Keene, with Simpone, returns tomorrow in Richard III followed by Thatcher's Africa and John A. Coleman's exploits in dance and comedy at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Haswin
Academy of Music
Thomas W. Keene
Simpone
Richard HL
Keene
Laurela
Booth
Barrett
Drinas
Eccentique
John A. Coleman
Thatcher
Africa
Ordler
Atria
Hooks Books Offer Rare Volumes to Subscribers
The paper announces a coming week sale for subscribers offering a large line of brightly bound volumes at about one fourth of the usual price. A list follows outlining indulgences and opportunities to secure valuable library additions.
Sale of phonographs for entertainment and bike offerings
ResincTon Vypuwritera and Edson Phonographs offered for sale and rent with copying work routed. Phonographs and bicycles advertised. machine guaranteed and a safe bargain. See at Tribune office for viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ResincTon
Edson
Ronweil
Guster Je
Do You Want Clothes for Almost Nothing
A striking ad promises near free garments to attract readers with bold phrasing. The copy highlights discounted apparel and limited offers, urging quick action to secure clothing at minimal costs. The item reads like a promotional blurb from a periodical trade issue.
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Manaeger W. F. Hallstead
Mattes and
Lugrne Streets
Littora
Gil
Conrad
Tribune Office
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St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Sonanton
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Benora
Scranton Etree
South Main Avenue
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Reynolda and
Saltry
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John Hughes
Dunmore
North End
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Scranton
Delaware and Foodeon Canal
Lehigh Valley
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Georgia Railroad Company
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Heartlake
Randing
John Wanamaker
Lohtth
Chicago
Wagner Palace Car Company
Coxton
F. Cowles
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Mr. Cowles
Owen
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Tate Jorce City
Charles Armbrnuator
Mane Chonk
Newark Bay
Delaware and Hadeon Company
Tribune
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Hickory Street Presbyterian Cnurch
Raug
Rey
Mr. Weber
Misa Lizaie Scheuer
John Berghamer
L. Krana
Wm Gutheinz
L. Seheman
Harry Beaver
John Beaver
Cedar Avenue
Hickory Street
George Gredlein
E P. Bannell
Lower Lackawanni Avenue
James Loveland
Dickson Works
Traction Company
John Roland
Mr. Parmules
Thomas W.keene
Golonge Thatonne
Apmica
LA Theta Meatenes
Ayoes Herndon
Regine
Siren
T Reible
Museum of
Ondera
Sean
Inoue
Rostov Cecil
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
Ricker & CO
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Henwood & Wardell
Lackawanna Ave
G. Seamons
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Destes Woot & Wardede
Coal Exchange
Columbus Music House
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Pease Pianos
Estey
Story & Clark
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Mushtel
Oregan
Christopher Colombuy
Washington Avenue
Guerns
Colembos
Scranton, PA
Lacka, Avenue
Sohank
AVIS
G. W. Owens
SOS
Roche ST
Court House
Sqouard
Florey
Dr. Shimberg
Lowen
Teibone
Pondarene
Spruce Street
Columbus Feries
Oxford Searles
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