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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1894

Page

3

Local visitors and political push for parks noted

Mrs. G K Stoddard of Montrose visits here. Dr Charles J Barrett and sister of Pittston visit brother John E Barrett. Theon & Osborne, praised in The Trixst and other papers, call on Electric City friends. Dr Daniel J Strong speech on protection draws praise and may speak again in the next campaign. Parks mentioned at Nay Aug, Round Woods Park. urging votes for the parks.

Charles J. Barrett Pittston John E. Barrett Theoron Osborne Electric City Friends Daniel J. Strong Protection Brandt Strong

North End Political Fortunes And Community Notes

In the North End, Finn and Morris look set for election aided by steady canvassing and strong local support. O'Connor faces a hot race with H. J. O'Malley in the Third ward. Mitchell is favored to retain the First ward school controller post by a large majority. A Poverty social at North Main Avenue Methodist church drew large crowds with lively dialogues, recitations, and music. A fire on Brickvenue at West Market was extinguished. John Lynch of West Market died at 45 from acute inflammatory rheumatism. Michael Clarke recovers from typhoid on West Market. A social hosted by Mr and Mrs Berry on Putnam direst entertained Hyde Park guests with warm hospitality.

Finn Morris O'Connor H. J. O'Malley Mitchell North Main Avenue Methodist Church P. J. Roane Brickvenue West Market Street Atv Breket John Lynch Third Ward Michael Clarke Weat Market Street North End Charles Berry Putnam Misses B Hart Agnes Mary E. Powers Hyde Park May Ella Regan Oining Avenue Messrs McGreavy Silkman and Richards

New Institute Formed in Dunmore with 25 Charter Members

A Dunmore branch of the Young Men's Institute was organized yesterday by Scranton members. The charter membership stands at 25, with Frank McHale presiding and M. A. Ginley, Scranton Institute president, outlining the group’s aims. Short addresses were given by Rev. Gerald McMurray and James J. Scott.

Young Men's Institute Dunmore Scranton Institute Frank McHale M. AcGinley The Gerald McMurray James J. Scott

Election Day Fights in Scranton Wards and Store Robbery

Voters face a close race in the Fourth, Fourteenth, and Twenty-First wards with candidates from Democrat Republican and People's parties. Police report three men, Arthur Gregory, Owen Finnegan and George Morgan, arrested for the South Main Avenue burglary of Joseph A. Mears store. bail set, later adjustments noted.

Joseph Mears Owen Finnegan Gregory New York William Davies North Hyde Park Avenue Morgan Finnegan

Lotus Glee Club to Perform Tonight at Y M C A Hall

The Lotus Glee Club with Miss Marshall will present a program at the Young Men’s Christian Association hall this evening. Selections include Brownlee pieces, The Rhyme of the Duchess May, The Maiden’s Wink, Our Patriot Friendship, Glory, and more with solos, a recitation, and potential committee guidance from Mr. Raymond or Mr. Collins.

Lotus Glee Club Marshall Young Men's Christian Association Hall Pe Brownlee Duchess May Elizabeth Browning Ecaevess Mr. Raymond Collins Wagner Chopin Lotos Barrie Miss Marshall Reus Seal Lotus Glee Clib Lewis Davis BorenAdo

Dunmore Voters Face Hot Municipal Battle Over Sewer Plans

In Dunmore a fierce election fight looms over borough control and sewer policy. The race pits a mixed party ticket led by Timothy Hurke against a Democratic slate tied to the Patrick Henry club. Public works and whether private firms should own sewers dominate the campaign. candidates Burke Weber and Duggan defend varied stances.

Dunmore Timothy Hurke Patrick Henry Club Darin Democratic Party Democrata Burke Taylor and Weber Durness Duggan Trin- Une H. P. Woodward The Pioneer Pines North Carolinas Woodward Hng Wyoming Mra. Woodward Frank McDonald McDonald James Kelly R. P. Savage Martin Gibbons Father O'Donnell Providence St. Mary's Church St Mary's Church Lake Ariel Pather Judas Maccabalis Handel SKN Adolph Adams Pensati H. Millard Regrat Blumenthal Flonton

New Telephone Exchange Nears Completion on Adama Avenue

A large switch board is installed in the third floor operating room as the Adama avenue exchange nears readiness. Beginning today operators will serve from both exchanges with no service interruption. Subscribers already connected will switch to the new exchange, and staff will transfer from the old facility until all connections are complete and the old exchange is abandoned.

Adama Avenue

Polish Church to Dedicate Remodeled Facility on Washington’s Birthday

The Polish church on Washington’s Birthday will host a dedication with Rt. Rev. Bishop O’Hara conducting services and delivering an English sermon, Father Anat preaching a Polish sermon, and a large attendee list expected. The event includes a choir, many priests, and invites guests amid a beautified interior.

Washington Bishop O'Hara Father Rust Ro OC Anat Engliah Father Anat Leonard Rust

Amusement notes preview several 19th century acts at the Academy

Amusement notes touts Sol Smith Roswell in A Poor Relation at the Academy of Music and compares Noah Vale to Rip Van Winkle. It mentions Lady Windermere’s Fan revival, Texas Steer at the Academy, a new bicycle offer, and novelty photography at Griffi's with ongoing sales and a guaranteed medical salve.

Sol Smith Roswell Academy of Music Mr. Russell Noah Vale Jefferson Rip van Winkle Southern Dondredry Charles Hoyt Academy

Pantomime at Wonderland Presents Robert Macaire

Manager Davie announces a full stock company engagement at Harry Toorne’s for the week to present the pantomime Robert Macaire. The bill also includes a comedy titled The Serious Family.

Davie Robert Macaire Harry Toorne Robert Macabe

Taxes Coming In Exemption Ends for City Firms

Bridge committee hears that chartered companies face tax after this year with ten years of exemptions already granted. Southworke to be taxed on $100 000 assessment and Sinquoltatk mill on $75 000. City bonds for bridges and purchases will require interest payments. Also notices funeral for Hugh Kerrigan infant at 410 Third Street Bellevue.

C. W. Westprahl T Han Miller's Hotel Pittaton Avenue Sproks Bros Cedar Avenue Episcopal Chorch James M. Melvin Duryea Connell & Co Aaleigh Wonlrand Owen Walsh Fifth Avenue H. Pond Pond Busazlie Southworke Boeezh

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