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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1894

Page

5

City Notes Historical Community Events and Notices

Community notes list religious services and events at Baptists and Presbyterian churches, including Young Women’s Christian Association activities, memorial and birthday observances, and civic improvements. Officials announce fire company purchases, bridge material funding, and a city choir event, with plans for a fundraising dinner and a western Pennsylvania athletic challenge.

Mae Kate Kran Ryan Fale Vanie Cavalry Volungpenu Connell Ordinaweea Ators Nay Aug Fire Company Walla Gottera Mingh Straeg Lada Widmayer Foenespd Tron Works Philadelphia W.H. Tioald Wan Lackawanna Avenue Mien Ben Oljol Jerusalem Hotraw Christian Intealon Jetta Christian Exeoctation Uhrie- Has Temperance Union Greeny Ridge Presbyterian Church

Woman Sues Central Railroad for Damages to Riverfront Property

Mary Welrich Boes sues the Central Railroad of New Jersey for 1800 in Scranton claiming river overflow damaged her property along the Lackawanna River. She alleges channel obstruction by the railroad worsened the flooding and is represented by attorney A. A. Chase. The case appears in a local docket with an appeal box marked Yes.

Mire Mary Welrich Boes Mary Welrich Yeuterda Central Railroad of New Jersey South Scranton Lackawanna River Ite Banka Welrloh A. A. Chase

Mr Goldsmith Gift Portrait to Board of Trade

Mr Goldsmith presents the Board of Trade with a portrait of Colonel J A Peles. The gift highlights colonial era ties and honors to a noted military figure. The ceremony underscored diplomatic credits and local civic pride.

The Board of Trade J. A. Peles

Pole Tax Debate Divides Scranton Board of Trade

The Scranton Board of Trade debated the pole tax ordinance with opposition expected to grow. Members urged backing the Browning venture and many planned to attend tonight’s council meeting. A report on local manufacturers and possible new plants highlighted a push for cheaper power and underground lines.

Committee On HE Paine Han Ordinasus Boans William Qonnell William Coosell Hata Scranton Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce Wilson Oil Scranton Board of Trade Cameron Quay Turse New Orleana Board of Commercial and Manufacturing Ita New Orleans McKinney Itealf May

City maps sewer network length and cost by district

City Engineer Phillips presents a table detailing all sewers within the city limits, showing total length, main and lateral lines, contractor and inspector notes, and construction costs including inspection and salaries. Districts 1 through 15 are outlined with drainage coverage, future plans include mains in the Eleventh to Fourteenth districts and laterals in the Fifth, Tenth, Thirteenth and Fifteenth districts.

Phillips Steem Maine Lil Muchna Numiberwil Sifteen Ourteenth Weat Lackawanna Avenue Interale Nleus Fourteenth Ward

Delightful Glee Club Evening at Young Men's Association

A lively crowd attended the Young Men's Association in Tall for a large audience as the Lotuw Glee Club performed. Minnie Mathall led with delightful recitations and the audience demanded encores for nearly every number.

Lotuw Regilke Gouri Mons Corinti Asociation Tall Glee Club Mim Minnie Mathall

Poor Relation at the Academy

After an eight year absence Sol Smith Kaussell returned to the Academy of Music in Poor Halation a starring role. Russell as Noah Vale drew praise for warmth and truth while Miss Annie Blanche Hasewell and Minnie Eldell gave strong support in a well balanced company led by Alfred Hudson Charles Jackson and Orris Johnson.

Sol Smith Kaussell Academy of Muate Ilia Noah Vale Rusaall Noah Vale Smith Hasnell Vale Russell Annie Blanche Wee Minnie Ehedell Honore Hasewil Alfred Hudson Charles J. Jackson Orria Johnson Alao Sliver Rosmall

Verdict on Miss Quina's Death Reported

A jury found the immediate cause of death pneumonia with a supplementary attack of malaria leading to premature birth. Dostora Kennedy and Lellelmer were exonerated. Martin Gallagher and James Rogers were censured for disposing of the body and urged to ensure a proper Christian burial.

Cansure Gallagher Bogen Mian Brilyet Gainn Jory Dostora Kennedy Lellelmer Martin Glallegher Ming Qolan James Rogere

Music Boxes Exclusively Heat Made and Repaired

Odd old advert text from Philadelphia niche listing music boxes and orchestral organs. Mentions Cautech Bona manufacturers, 1000 Cheotnut atropt, and “Old music boxes carefully repaired and improved with new toes.” Includes garbled addresses and stray lines about rock bands and waiting service.

Cautech & Bona

Bridges Are Needed Says Mayor Congell in Interview

Mayor Congell states bridges are needed and urges action in an interview with a Triune representative, emphasizing infrastructure needs and funding. He outlines priorities and potential projects amid ongoing city planning discussions.

Congell Triune

Citywide park and bridge votes urged by mayor

The mayor urged voters to approve land purchases for parks and to build a bridge, arguing the projects would ease traffic between districts, not raise taxes, and benefit the city as a whole despite sectional views. He said purchases would use ordinary revenues with council consent and that delaying action risks not securing land like the Round Woods or Nay Aug site.

Delaware, Lacken Wanon and Western Hkalbont Company

YMCA Educational Classes Highlight Work and Teachers

The Young Men’s Christian Association educational department runs ten classes with 258 members. Subjects include penmanship bookkeeping algebra German stenography and more taught by a team of instructors from local firms and banks. Classes meet most evenings with some sessions twice weekly and will run through May 1 with commencement events on April 9 marking the twenty-fifth anniversary.

Young Mena Christian Association Educational Department Muse Profewor Afo Tappan Constant Wood Husiness Vollage Tiel Nyivnel Donk DL. Wilson Thusingay Enullet Wlyebea Wo J. Northap Wo J. Northap, Who 9 Also Employed At Te Third Natonal Bank Joan Taylor H. W. Howley Dean A Sloan Dickson Works Oharge Mrofennor Mant Ingulnt Tallie Morgan Weomt

Two Men Arrested After Disorderly Court Appearance

William Smith and Vincent Bleak, both intoxicated claims disputed by Smith and Bleak, were ordered to move on by Mayor's Court after a confrontation at Willow Street and Prospect avenues. They were taken to the station house and posted 20 pounds for appearance.

William Smith Btone Avenue Vincent Bleak Loouat Atreet Monnion Willow Street Prospect Arenas Oliver Jones Aasloon

Butcher Devine}(contemp affair) Addressed by Mayor

Maartin Devine a Mulberry Street butcher faced a court proceeding over alleged threats to his wife and improper conduct. The court considered his claimed reform but indicated a sentence of £5 or twenty days as a reflection period for better behavior.

Maartin Devine Hhis Mulberry Street Cilheers Moir and Palmer Daving

Amusement Notes on Theatre Plays at Academy of Music

The city recalls Waoat Wilde and previews of Lady Windermere's Fan at the Academy of Music tomorrow with wit and political jabs. Hoyt's A Tessas River plays Thursday praised for artistry and satire. Hands Across the Sea comes Friday and Saturday with Rupert Paton Gibbs as Jean Luc Tuscac, drawing friends and applause.

Wilde Tim Winderiore Academy of Music Charles Hoyl Academy of Muale Hoyts Hoyt Academy of Magic Rubert Paton Gibbs Jean l» Tuscac Lin Gail

Revised Bids For Klmhurst Boulevard To Be Handed Thursday

Specifications were amended for the Klmhurst Boulevard project with Colonel A Schoolmaker stating work will begin as soon as weather permits. The seven mile route will have a solid bottom and red shale to reduce mud and dust, aiming for completion by August. Three lowest bidders were asked to revise bids to meet updated specs and will submit Thursday.

Elipharet Boulevard A. Schoolmaker

CA Anniversary Exercises Prompt Big Easter Gathering

Officials of the Young Men's Christian Association plan a large April celebration marking the twenty sixth anniversary of the Scranton branch. Prominent secretaries Edwin F. Lee George F. Warburton W F Miller James Logan Gordon Walter L. Douglas Charles F E Harlburt and others will visit. Morning and evening preaching at local churches followed by an afternoon meeting at the association building with A W Dickson and Colonel Tl M Boies among likely speakers.

Young Men's Christian Association Scranton Edwin F. Lee Brooklyn George FL Warburton New York W. F. Miller Twenty Third Street James Logan Gordon Botton Walter L. Douglas Philadelphia Charlee FE Harlburt Penneybann M. Bard Wilkes Tarre A.W. Dickson

Funeral of Mrs Heidget Culkin Held on Caponse Avenue

The funeral for Mrs Heidget Culkin was held yesterday from her Caponse Avenue home. A requiem mass was celebrated at Le Povera Cathedral with Rev Father Io as celebrant and Rev Father Metligh as deacon. Interment followed at the Catholic cemetery in Park. Pallbearers listed include Michael Barrrell, Patrick Holmes, Hugh Collina, Patrick Harrieon, Daniel Connell and Michael Gillogly.

Mra Heidget Culkin Caponse Avenue Iom le Povera Cathedral Father Father Metligh Pather Mangan Father Golden Iniade Thy de Park Catholic Cemetery Michael Barrell Patrick Holmes Hugh Collina Patrick Harrieon Daniel Connell Michael Gilloegly Jvke Coar Joan Coar Washington Avenue Cathedral Kev J A MuHngh Reguiem Hyde Park John Murras Jobe Keily Edward John McCourt Patrick Kilcuiles Edward Walen

Ossig Challenges Stone in April Wrestling Match

Gus Ossig of Olyphant challenges William Stone of the same area to a two-fall wrestling match, proposed for late April at the Olyphant hotel or Scranton, with Ossig asserting his readiness to wrestle Stone for a gold medal.

Willian Stone Olyplant Mers Charles Huester John Coan Ius Ossig Lakau William Stonn H Miller Nowlthough Helen Togoh Tonale Rombacher Wby Btone Uly- Plant Oselg Sovantonian Taihone William Spon Typiagt Cateli Beal Teenlie Olyphanter Hotel Ton Anewir Tainess Guereels Ton Tithish

Bottle Prices Listed in Repeated Ad Copy

An ad fragment repeats price points for small bottles: 8-ounce at 55c, 4-ounce at 28c, and 2-ounce at 15c. The text then devolves into garbled script, making later portions unreadable and containing stray words and misreads that reference weights, bottles, and unrelated phrases.

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