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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home Journal
Godey’s Magazine
McClure's
Scribner's Monthly
Harper's Monthly
the Delineator
Art de la Mode
Bon Ton Fashions
Asc
Wyoming Avenue
Olyphant Gazette Editor and Local Notables in City Visit
Editor W. J. Schubnieh of the Olyphant Gazette was in town yesterday. Attys C L Hawley and Mrs returned from Washington DC. Goldsmith of Gollamiths Bazaar came back from New York. Several locals including Sherri Murphy Representative Jack Coolbough and Mr Bigelowe of Honesdale were in the city last evening. A euchre party was hosted by Miga Lutchle Carroll on Sullivan Avenue. Professor Haydn Evanson began composing music for a mass to be staged at St Patrick's church in April. Josephine Mahon returned home after visiting Bloomsburg State Normal School. Judge H M Edwards will respond to the toast at St David's Society banquet in New York Friday. Judge and Mrs Archbaird Cotone and Mrs Ripple and Mrs Watres and Miss Kate Sherwood left for Harrisburg for Governor Hastings reception. Edward Murphy of New York has joined Goldsmith's Bazaar staff, previously with W & J Sloane in New York. Amsden, Mott, Walters, Morey, Short and Jones went to Williamsport for the Pennsylvania Grand Army encampment. James Ler and family left for New York where Mr Lawler plans to start a business. he has long been a prominent local businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Schubnieh
The
Olyphant Gazette
C L. Hawley
Washington
DD. C
Goldsmith
Gollamith's Bazaar
New York
A. J. Connell
Johnson
Florida
Sherri Murphy
Jack Coolbough
Mr. Bigelowe
Honesdale
H. M. Edwarda
Land of Our Fathers
St. David’s Society
New York City
R. W. Archbaird
Cotone
KE. . Ripple
L. A. Watres
Kate Sherwood
Harrisburg
Hastings
Edward Murphy
Goldsmith’s Bazaar
W. & J. Sloane
J. Amsden
B. Mott
BL. Walters
Moses Morey
Short
D. AM. Jone
Williamsport
Department of Pennsylvania
Grand Army of the Aequiiie
James Ler
Lawler
Desertion Divorce Petitions Against Two City Residents
Two separation filings in Elmira allege desertion by husbands. Charles H. Adams notes separation on Dec 19, 1887, with desertion on Apr 12, 1892 and current address 626 Mulberry Street. James and Emma Robinson report six days of cohabitation in June 1892 and Emma’s alleged wilful absence from home. Attorneys Beale and Reynet, with Albert Heyt, represent the petitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Adams
Ion
Elmira
Weat Nicholson
Mulberry Street
James
Emma Robinson
Emma
George W. Beale
4Nod
Reynetth Adams
Fend
Albert Hheyt
Scranton Tin Plate Bid Faces Deadline Amid Growth Shift
The Scranton board of trade pushes to secure a $20,000 tin plate investment this week to head off Torbett's withdrawal and Gas City Indiana relocation. South Wales mills falter, Llanelly Work deficit mounts, 1200 workers laid off, driving skilled men to the United States as Scranton eyes vast mill development and transport links to capture a booming nascent industry. Odder notes mention burlesque and theater leasing in Wilkes-Barre venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Board of Trade
Torbett
Gas City
Ind
Scranton
South Wales
Llanelly
J. F. Tregoning
Morfa
United States
J. H. Rogers
Board of Trade
Local Theaters Present Gentleman Jack and Other Shows
James J. Corbett appears at Academy of Music in Gentleman Jack with three rounds against Steve O'Donnell and varied roof garden specialties. Milton Nobles' For Revenue Only offers comedic entertainment, while Hi Frenry’s minstrel show impresses Augusta crowds. Hoyt's A Bunch of Keys comes to Sparks company with Ada Bothner and others, and Fay Foster Burlesque at Davis’s promises a lively matinee and evening lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Corbett
Academy of Music
Gentleman Jack
Olympic Club
Corbett
Steve O'Donnell
Hoyt
Sparks Company
Ada Bothner
Delle Jackson
Kittle Wolfe
Helen Trenville
Belle Travers
Harry P. Clarke
Harry Fay
R. J. Riley
William Smith
Charles W. Howser
Wilkes-Barries Kirmess Impresses Few Compared to Scranton
The Wilkes-Barre Kirmess at the Frothingham drew about 30 observers. It offered more variety with songs dances and musical selections than Scranton. Solo dances were strong though not as polished as Scranton's. The Living Whist and Gypsy dances drew applause from the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Frothingham
Scranton
Wilkes
Board of Charities Reviews Aid and Legislation
At a regular Board of Associated Charities meeting led by E J Lynett, discussion covered funding an assistant for Mrs Duggan, with legal doubts delaying action. Mrs Pettigrew's records were debated, subscriptions reported steady, and Mrs Cohen noted bills in the legislature affecting workhouses. Duggan reported on visits and aid to applicants, while Rev Rogers Israel warned about a youth soliciting for church entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Associated Charities
E. J. Lynett
J. J. Cohen
M. J. Kelly
Poor Board
Duggan
Pool Board
Committee On
Sik
Rogers Israel
Railroads See Assessments and Ventures Across Lines
An assessment of 1000 dollars is issued on the death of George Fair with a April 3 expiration. Erie and Western railroad shop hours drop to seven. A car shop blacksmith is in hospital after a draperial attack. A Pennsylvania brakeman patents a moving cab operated switch. Davil Clark resigns after forty years as master mechanic at Hagleton shops. Wallis to succeed. Erie and Western warns employees over mileage book sales. nontransferable books sold at reduced rates. Rumors say Vanderbilt interests push a new trunk line to Chicago, competing lines and consolidations described. Current plan aims to connect Beech Creek at Mahaffy to Pittsburg for a Philadelphia or New York to Pittsburg continuous track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fair
Erie and Western Railroad
van Buskirk
Moves Taylor Hospital
Pennsylvania Railroad
Davil Clark
Hagleton
Lehigh Valley Company
Clark
Wallis
Norfolks and Western Railroad
Vanderbilts
Chicago
New York
Buffalo
Tittaburg
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Central
Weat Shore
New York Central
Vanderbilta
Beech Creek
Reading
Eastern
Mahaffy
Williamsport
Philadelphia
Father Doyle's Third Temperance Lecture at Green Ridge
Rev. A. P. Doyle delivered a total abstinence talk before St. Pauls congregation in Green Ridge last night. The church was filled beyond capacity showing strong local support. He plans further lectures at St Josephs Minooka and St Patricks on the West Side tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
St. Paul's
A. P. Doyle
Father Doyle
St. Joseph's Church
Minooka
St. Patrick's Church
Weat
Judge William DeWitt Praises Paine's Celery Compound Charter
Judge William Henry DeWitt of Chattanooga venerable SM Church leader and former legislator writes about Paine's celery compound. He asserts it restores nervous system balance after over work, enhances digestion and kidneys, improves sleep and vitality, and acts as a strong nerve tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
William Henry Dewitt
German Harvest Dancers Entertained at Mrs Tropp Home
Mrs Charles Tropp hosted last night at 416 Washington Avenue entertaining the German harvest dancers from the recent Kirmess along with a large group of friends. The evening included late night refreshments after a pleasant gathering with numerous attendees listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tropp
Kirmess
Washington Avenue
Mire
Gunster
Zizleman
Percival Morris
R. DD. Schimplt
Misses Koch
Annie
Grace Hose
Evers
Fenner
Stanton
Silkman
Hallstead
Hughes
Neuman
Schimpff
Collins
Moyles
O'Malley
Westpfahl
Heiltz
Neuffer
Klesel
Konecny
Wagner
Schnell
Falkowsky
Rohrwasser
Tropp
Gelert
Messrs
Castoria: a trusted remedy in childhood years
An old advertisement recalls Castoria as a comforting remedy from infancy to adulthood, highlighting its use during illness in babies and continued appeal as a trusted product through childhood and beyond.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norton’s Bulletin
Snow
Weston Mill Co
Punch
Garney, Brown & Co
Court House Square
Hood
California
Phillips-Rock Island
Fort Worth
el Paso
A. Phillips & Co
Dean
Wales
MR. Torbett
the Bowery
Bowery
Nows
M. H. Burgunder
Grand Opera House
Music
Milton Nobles
Nygiles
Academy
Usta Chronicle
Hi. Frenry
Artista
Augusta
Fay Foster Burlesque
Davis
Providence
Theatar Theater
Board OF Charities
News OF the Railroads
Schank's
Weber
Guernsey
South
Fast
Tennessee
Southern Methodist Church
Chattanooga
Southern Congress
Richmond
Chancery Court
Supreme Court
East Tennessee
Taylor
Supreme Court of the United States
Castoria
Miss
Thorn Castoria
Coure
Wyoming Ave
China
Weichel & Millar
Ulster
Martin
Delany's
E.M. Hetzel
Lacka. Ave
Schank
N. A. Hulbert
Milo Sidr
Spruce Street
William Connell
Geo. H. Catlin
William H. Peck
James Archbald
Alfred Nand
George H. Catlin
Henry Belin, Jr
William T. Smith
Luther Keller
Ihs
Steinway
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing
Meridian Street
M. W. Collins, M’g’i
New York Warehouse
Fifth Avenue
E.C. Ricker &Co
Adame Ave
New Telephone
Rexford Jewelry
Lackawanna Ave
G. Elmen, Dorf
N. Y
Megargel & Connell
Scranton, Pa
Stewart's
C. WL Florey
Suiaing
Conrad
Dupont
Milla
Leverne County
Mington
Delaware
Wyoming District
Third National Bank
Sapolio
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