Candidates Nominate Fourteenth Ward Republicans at Canons
The Fourteenth ward Republican meeting at Co operative Hall nominated candidates for alderman and other districts. Joseph Lloyd was elected chair, nominations followed for ward officers, school controller and common council. A large crowd debated candidates amid a note of harmony. Separate notes mention prayers, local incidents, and upcoming debates between local literary societies.
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Co-operative Hall
Mogteenth Ward
Gscomble
Crawfer
Fourteenth Ward
Vigilane’ Committee
Gieeran K. Meck
David Jones
Jon Jortan
John Jones
Peck
Pon
Joseph 1. Lloyd
Bgmvel Porter
Lloyd
Wlderman
Chi Cotes
Willan
Derry
John Jordan
Kellow
Derby
Declan
William
M. Darling
Darling
Davis
Common Council
BP. J. Newlis
Nood
James Barrett
Joseph
Lioyd
Alamanga Porter
David
Thomas
Aluamanga Porter
George L. Peek
George W. Trown
Divi Jotes
Ham Yorler
W. W. Trown
M. Florey
John 2. Martin
Scranton Athletic Club Officers Elected in Close Vote
The Scranton Athletic Club held last evening elections with a tight race across several posts. Emil R. Bonn led the ticket for president, George Wirth defeated Charles Rosur, and Robert Robinson won treasurer by five votes over William Koch Jr. Town beat ex-Deputy Sheriff George Griswold for recording secretary, and Peter Neale, Charles Kellerman, and William H. Walter shared financial secretary results. Peter Marker fell to Charles Ty Sohns for captain, while William R. Neale was unopposed as librarian. The voting stretched past 7 and into the Wa velock precincts amid a strong turnout and varied slates.
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Scranton Athletic Club
Emil R. Bonn
Charles Rosur
George Wirth
Robert Robinson
William Koch, Jr
Koch
Mr. Town
Sherif George
Griswold
Péter Neale
Charles Kellerman
William HH. Walter
Peter Marker
Charles Ty Sohns
William R. Neale
Muller's League Play Opens Tonight At North Rail Clerks
Muller's triple stores league action begins this evening at Company Hamm ory. Community events include a St Marys hall entertainment by the Christian Doctrine society led by Rev Mather Donnell and a united choir meeting at Archibald's hall for St Patrick's Day competition.
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Muller
Penner & Chappel's
North Rail Clerks" League
Company Hammory
Thomas Handley
Putnam Street
Wilken-Barre
St. Mary's Hall
Mather Donnell
Kearney
Carbondale
Archhbald’s Hall
Isaac KR. Edwards
D. F. Davis
J. N. Roberts
D. DD. Lewis
Willan S. Thomas
Thomas Jehu
Trilby
Clase
Malley
Canadian Jingoers Demand Restoration of Flag in Play
Rice owner of the play 1492 arrives in Montreal and protests a stage tag of a Queen Victoria image removed during Monday night performance. Victoria rifles and McGill students plan to attend to oppose restoration and ensure the play is produced without mutilation.
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Montreal
Jan
B. KE. Rice
Academy of Music
Tom
Queen Victoria
Victoria Rifles
McGill College
Army officer’s suicide shocks Fort Robinson Nebraska
First Lieutenant Smith of the Ninth Cavalry at Fort Robinson Nebraska died by self inflicted gunshot to the heart under the shadow of an investigation into alleged dishonesty. He had held post exchange and commissary posts but was relieved recently as an inquiry into his accounts continued. He leaves a wife and a large family.
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Kate Wagner
Carbondale
Fred Young
Young
Hyde Park
Fourth Ward
Warnke
Distriet
Wthel
David J. Thomas
Washburn Street
Hubert Morris Olsteddfod
T. J. Reynolds
Hampton Street
New York State
J. W. Walters
North Bromley Avenue
Stroudsburg
Ae Cglleen Moser
Lafayette Street
Iil
W. RB. Lewinie
Philadelphia
Jaimes Meilding
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Malin Avenue
Methodsat Episcopal Choredom
Epworth League
At David's Church
Charles Hartley
New York City
Dros Howell
Bert Ashley
Scranton Street
Brooklyn
Nelson
Franklin Hose House
Timothy McCoy
Fifth Ward
McCoy
Jackson Street
Willam Trostel
KR. J. Post
B.C. Post
Mrs. Rosevelt
John Morgan
David Davie
Thiet
Fort Robinson
Neb
Smith
Ninth Cavalry
Dutlee
Lord Brougham
Lord Holland
Dr. Abercrombie
Antleman
Canadian Cabinet Crisis Refusal to Accept Bowell Ministry Resignation
Ottawa dispatch says Lord Aberdeen refused to accept the Bowell cabinet's resignation as a whole urging Parliament be summoned and business proceed. He warned he might invite Laurier to form a new ministry if measures in the throne speech are not carried out.
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Montreal
Ottawa
Lord Aberdeen
Bowell
Laurier
Unrest Grows in Haiti as Minister Proposes Resignation
Reports from Port au Prince indicate rising unease across the Haitian republic. Minister of Public Works Prophete has tendered his resignation while elections are set to begin Friday January 19, amid anticipated trouble.
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Kingston
Port Au Prince
Maytien Republic
Hippolyte
Prophete
Cost of Grand Opera Salaries Highlight High Stakes
The piece surveys the high and rising salaries in grand opera, naming Patti as the top earner and listing figures for Nilsson, Sembrich, Tamagno, De Reszke, Melba and Nordica. It notes Abbey and Gray struggle to balance costs as Calve, Melba, Sembrich and others are reengaged or renegotiated for forthcoming seasons.
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Lyman Grover
Times-Herald
Mapleson
Gye
Strakosch
Maretaek
Hess
National Opera Company
Abbey
Gray
Sir Augustus Harris
Walter Damroech
Metropolitan Opera House
Metropolitan Opera Company
Rejane
Lilian Russel
Abbey and Grau
Patti
America
Mme. Pattl
London
Mr. Gye
Evich
Chicago
Patty
Nilsson
United States
Semrich
Tamagno
Jean de Reszke
Adelina Patti
Melba
Eames
Nordica
Maurel
Edouard de Heeske
Abbey & Gray
Calve
Sembrich
Marcella
de Beazkes
One Fifteen Have Two Eyes in Good Condition
A German doctor reports that only one in fifteen people has both eyes in good condition. He notes that in seven of ten cases one eye, usually the right, is stronger. Right or left sightedness parallels handedness, with testing showing two of twenty as left sighted and suggests continual use strengthens the dominant eye.
Ariel Could Circle the World in Forty Minutes Reference
A fragment notes that Ariel could wrap a girdle around the world in forty minutes, ending with an incomplete thought. The line hints at swift travel or clever mensuration within a literary context.
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Ariel
First Official White House Social Evening Held
The first official presidential reception of the season took place at the White House from 9 to 11 p m in Washington. President Cleveland and Mrs Cleveland along with cabinet ladies led the receiving line in the oval blue room decorated with foliage and cut flowers for the diplomatic corps.
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White House
Washington
Diplomatic Corps
Cleveland
Fate of stowaways aboard Hermann Ne tank
Six stowaways died aboard the Hermann Ne tank after the Hull to Buenos Aires voyage. Fifteen were found in the tank, nine of them insensible and near death, likely to die within hours. The incident occurred after the steamer arrived in Hull from Buenos Aires.
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Hermann
London
Hull
Huenos Ayres
Sluggers in Training with Fitzsimmons in for Blood
El Paso report notes Dan Stuart and Jack Everhardt arriving with trainer as Everhardt fights Horace Leeds while Fitzsimmons enters heavy training to raise tempers for Trainer Steelson. Pitt reportedly in for blood. Maher expected tomorrow. Katahdin Accepted by government in Washington context following joint resolution.
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el Paso
Texas
Dan Stuart
Jack Everhardt
Everhardt
Horace Leeds
Fitzsimmons
Steelson
Pitt
Maher
Washington, D. C
Herbert
New York
Sheriff Wilkins Freed Faces No-To-Bac Deliverer Praise
Urbana Ohio reports the rescue of Sheriff R P Wilkins from slavery fears and his cure from tobacco addiction using No-To-Bac. He credits his recovery to the product bought November 4 and notes a fifteen pound weight gain. Local dealers Anderson & Cramer promote No-To-Bac with a money back guarantee and warn against imitators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Ohio
R. P. Wilkins
Anderson & Cramer
Anderson
America
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
Montreal
New York
Unclear Asset Listing By Birch Contract Makers
Fragmentary OCR text appears as a contract listing or sale notice mentioning Birch and a contract maker, with garbled phrases about bricks and sale of something by a company. No clear event, people, or place discernible.
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Jacob Jenkins
Boripfire
Howell Kivese
South Main Avenue
Joseph Brown
North Main Avenue
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Brown
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Woner
Vesper Literary Society
Central City
Hyde Park Literary and Debating Society
West Side
Scranton Society
Williams
J. W. Browning
FF. M. Koehler
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EK. Daniels
Hyde Park Society
James Dunn
Holand Avenue
Bellevue Disteen
Magale
Winnie
John
Edward
Roderick Dunn
West Side Business Directory
William D. Griffiths
Harriet J. Davis
W. L. Steenback
Indy Fishing Tackle
West Side Bank
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South Main
Revere
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Luce Bros
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THE
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South Side News
Notlee
Tribune
Tome
Joh McVarriah
Michael McVirrigh
Eda
Avebie
Anthony Connolly
James Connolly
Greenwood
Shamokin
Northumberland
Cedar Avenue
P. Rucledite
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South Side
Young Women's Christian Association
A. J. Suter
Prosseet Avenue
Sarah Neachum
Marc A. Richiy
Cedar Avenun
North End
Lieutenant Smith
Shoota Himachi
Wayti
Terest
Iime
Somerville Journal
Sheriff Wilkins
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton, PA
Fear Ni 'View
William B. Cashier
Fete Bank
Tran Tee Nt Sd Arene Conereay
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Julius Cohn
Thumsday
Richard Mansfield
Messrs
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Joseph Holland
Garrick Theater
New
William S. Millar
Scranton
Water Co
MT. Pleasant
T. Smith
Birch
Atlantic Refining Co
A. W. Jurisch
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Shakespeate
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Lackawanna Hospital
Aev
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Washburn Sisters
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