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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1894

Page

5

City Notes and Nightly Happenings From Local Ledger

The column records multiple brief items: Dita Griswold mother of Deputy Sheriff Griswold dies. Hayes Brothers' orchestra to hold a benefit at Torner ball. a young child faces illness. Charlies H. O’Brien of Petersburg dies. Other notes mention police actions, fatalities, a benefit for the poor at Wonderland Theatre expected to raise $200, a gate of crime exploits, ward caucus ballots, injuries at a factory, a possible counterfeit incident, and upcoming performances by Baker Opera Company and others.

Dita Griswold Hayes Brothers Aed Charlies H. O'rien Petersburg Eveni Beiderwolf du- Lige Connell Fourteenth Ward George Marshall Dison Manufacturing Company Cbop Yeater William Brown Joseph Woergel Providence Connell Lameerpoine Newton Wells Elim Park George Y. Price Avoca Providence and Human Agency Healy Duggan Ava Fillmore Avenue Delaware, Lackawannand Western Company Aucasey J Courtright Montrose Denverite

Scranton Notables and Visitors Reported in Taylor Area

Scranton residents and guests were noted visiting nearby towns. V. Hall of Scranton and A. D. Powers of Wilkes-Barre were seen in Taylor and Carbondale respectively. Rites at Pittston and Honesdale activities tied to local figures like Rev. August Lange and Mrs. Boull, with district political figures and business leaders traveling for social and professional engagements.

V. Hall Scranton Taylor O. Hughes New York Dr. McGraw Carbondale Judge Sittser Tankhannock A. D. Powers Wilkes-Barre Wat John Lyman Moscow Spail James McAndrew Hawey Jones Court House Yester C.J. Morley South Moritore Strapton Annan Clark Pittston Annie Kennedy Franklin Avenue Henry Williams Talsie Morgan First Presbyterian Church John S. Courtright Dientrose RB. W. Keilom Green Ridge William Rosser Sathondale C. W. Schndt Allen Bouse Honesdale Alice Annis Burke Eden Hall Philadelphia Haines Percy Gaches Dacleton Handrick Montrose Thomas Roach William Mioriarity Sparrows Point Patrick Mulbella Drm Iasherin & Judge Dimhurst Josephus Luxenberger Tomngbloot Tay Hyde Park Pottsville Miners’ Journal Aliss Arcobald Llewellynhire Giunie Wiliams Ily Monroe Avenue August Lange Hickory Street Presbyterian Church Germany Philip Brambacher E. A. Boull Ash Street Kiapie Grand Army of the Republic Wilkes-Barra Alise Nelle Beamish Hee A Mehiullen Masonic Hall Association John Jermyn Delaware, Lackatranna and Western Vol Company Top Pottsville Silvery Journal Daniel

Fick Surrenders Denying Murder of John Page

Michael Pick of Mayfield came to the city with his attorney and surrendered to County Detective Shea. Alderman Wright committed him to county jail for a Monday afternoon hearing. He says Page insulted his wife on December 25 and he drove him from the house. Witnesses claim to have seen Pick assault Page, who was found unconscious in a coal shed nearby.

John Page Mayifield Michael Pick Mayfield Shea Fick Joseph O'Brien Alderman Wright Yonkers N. Y

Thirteenth Ward Democrats Name School Controller Nominee

Thirteenth Ward Democrats met at Nettleton's hall Green Ridge Street with PEF Harun as chair and James Kearney as secretary. T F Wella was nominated for school controller by acclamation. Election officers for the three districts were chosen: District One James Tompkins James Maloney Peter Lyon. District Two P H Mearney M G Jackson B H Long. District Three James Pace Joseph Suarp J F Holleran.

Nes Thirteenth Ward Nettleton’s Green Ridge Street Pef. Harun James Kearney T. F. Wella Flist James Tompkins Reister James Maloney Peter Lyon P. H. Mearney Register of Voters M. G. Jackson B H. Long James Pace Joseph Suarp J. F. Holleran

First services in Zion Evangelical church building

The Stom Evangelical Conprepation opens a new Zion Evangelical church at 1422 Capense Avenue with Rev J W Messinger as pastor and Rev A H Irvine presiding elder. Services include 10 20 morning prayer and 7 20 p m evening sermon with communion. The church dedication occurs Sunday Jan 14 with Bishop W M Stanford officiating and visiting ministers expected.

Stom Evangelical Conprepation Zion Evangelical Church Capense Avenue J. W. Messinger Nestor A. H. Irvine Lewisburg Oharoh W. M. Stanford

Poor Board Reorganizes as Five Outdoor Physicians Picked

The first 1614 regular session of the poor board reelects T. H. Jones as treasurer and Arja Williams as collector. Five outdoor physicians are appointed to five districts with salaries distributed among districts, while officers including director, secretary, and superintendent are reappointed.

T. H. Jones Choyen Home Poor Board Gibrous Langstaff Tropp Shotten Williams Murphy Mra. Swan Smott Heskine Baemer Hillside Home Evans Aslum Gunster

Nay Aus Hoge Company Elects New Officers

At the annual meeting held last night, Iowa division members elected G R Suydam as President and W Sealey as Vice President. Others named include W EB Gil hool as Recording Secretary N L Griggs as Financial Secretary J J Kilne as Treasurer and a slate of trustees and staff.

Nay Aus Hoge Company Iowidy Oka Wer G. R Suydam W. Sealey W. EB. Gilhool N. L. Griggs Treaworer J. J. Kilne 0. Schoonover M. H. Horn R. Suydain Schoonover G. Shay

Annual Young Men's Institute Social at Siegel's Academy

Last evening Siegel's Academy hosted the Central City Council of the Young Men's Institute annual social. Professor Saft provided music for a carefully arranged programme of dancing, with John J. Natlin master of ceremonies. The event drew a merry party of young people from the city and vicinity.

Siegel's Academy Central City Council Young Men's Institute Saft John J. Natlin

Rev Ralph Gillam to Lead Evangelistic Meetings in Dunmore

Reverend Ralph Gillam assistant to B Fay Mills opens a series of evangelistic services at Dunmore Presbyterian Church starting tomorrow morning. Local soloist Mr Bronnan will accompany Gillam. A special invitation is extended to all to attend.

Dunmore Presbyterian’ Church Ralph Gillam B. Fay Milla Bronnan Scranton Gillam

Arguments on continuing injunctions against Scranton Gas and Water

Judge Gunster heard arguments in chambers over the city of Scranton continuing preliminary injunctions against Scranton Gas and Water and Yoranton Gas and Water. The dispute centers on the city's power to require permits and deposits before laying pipes on streets, with both sides presenting charter and police power considerations. The case affects how streets are opened and regulated and whether the city can compel permits and fees under its ordinance.

Gunster City of Scranton Scranton Gas and Water Company Yoranton Gas and Water Company Serantos Torrey Alfred Hand J. H Barns Izene Gas and Water Company Barna Gas & Water Justice Hand Parte Gunster

Newply Routh Church Dedication Set for Tomorrow

The Building at Newply Routh Church is finished and ready for dedication services tomorrow. Officials invite parishioners and locals to attend the formal ceremony and opening.

Plymouth Congregational Chapel Dedicated On West Side

The Plymouth Congregational chapel on Jackson Street near Main and Hyde Park set for formal dedication after the church building committee accepted the completed structure. The auditorium seats 500, with gallery seating for 50, and includes stained glass windows, a Pilgrim landing scene, a Christ and Emmaus window, and a circular front design.

Congregational House of Worship Plymouth Congregational Chapel Jackson Street Main Hyde Park Avenue John A. Duckworth William RK. Williams Aad Tishy Auditorum Teri Plymouth Rock Christ Emaus

Exclusive rigged tuners and gloves from Scranton sellers

Tiusio Boxes Exclusivaty offers best rigs and tunes from Guotechi Sous at 1080 Chestnut Philadelphia. Means & Hacuy advertise M and H kid gloves at 1.85 with assurance of satisfaction. C C Lavand dentist and Gas and Water building Wyom ing avenues claim eight years in Scranton and latest improvements.

Guotechi Sous Chestnut Strest Philadelphia Dre. C. C. Lavand Gas and Water Company Wyoming Avenue Scranton M& H

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