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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1894

Page

6

Weat Pittston Republican Borough Convention Notice

Frimariea to Be Hald the Last Tosaday of the Present Month. The Weat Pittston Republican borough convention will be left At the Town hall Thursday, Feb 1, 18 at 7.50 p.m. to nominate Republican candidates for borough offices to be filled at the spring election Tuesday, Feb. 2, 1804. Officers include Burgess, councilmen, school directors, tax collector, auditor, high constable, and election officials. Delegates numbered twenty five, apportioned by district. Primary elections set for Tuesday Jan 31 from 5 to 7 p.m. The convention is earlier due to a law change.

Reed Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad Company Trinity Guild of the West Mra. Merrill Wyoming Avenus Miss Merrill William Street Baltimore Frank Walsh Waymart Manhattanville Convent New York Mineral Savings Bank Water Street Bridge Company Carrie Louis Music Hall Avoca Democrats Burgess John J. Curley Thomas Herbert John Cannon Scitwor Jamoa Merrick Will O'Malley Patrick O'Boyle P. F. Boylan A. A. Corley North District South Clifford North Prank Little M. Ryan P. J. Connor Touney MF. Osborn McDougall Lata A. Brown Frimariea Pittston Bse Bogen Republican Vigilance Lueaday

Probable Murder at Smithville Shocks North Work Crew

Douglas Havord alias Digmore shot John Halt during an argument over an old secret at Smithville late Tuesday night. Halt was stabbed and robbed of pay, four shots fired. two missed, third hit shoulder, fourth struck near the heart. Halt hospitalized in critical condition. Havord fled and remains at large. Both men are Colored workers from Roanoke Virginia on railroad project near Wilkes-Barre.

Douglas Havord Digmore John Halt Smithville Havord Halt Howard Roanoke W. Va Wilkes-Barre and Exatern

Explosion at Hughes Brewery Tank Triggers Quick Boiler Rescue

An explosion at Hughes' Brewery boiler occurred Tuesday when water ran dry and feed valves misfired. Firemen and J. A. Tovhill worked through the night to place a replacement 60 horsepower boiler, saving the fermenting brew and property with no loss of life.

Hughes Hughes’ Brewery Worlman J. A. Tovhill North Main Street

Laborer Burned In Foundry Accident At Tonhill

George Tiazhervick a laborer at a Tonhill foundry on North Main Street suffered severe burns when molten metal sprayed after a casting failure. He was trapped by the flow and flames entering both shoes. he began at a boarding house then was taken to hospital. Doctors expect at least two months of recovery.

George Tiazhervick Tonhill Fuin Street Trachevick

Deaths and Funerals in Local Area Prompt Obituaries

Ellen Guerrity of Port Griffith age 56 dies after Wednesday evening illness. Funeral Saturday 11 AM at St John’s Church with mass. burial in Market Street cemetery. Margaret Brann of Exeter, 93, dies of pneumonia yesterday afternoon. funeral details pending. Patrick Price of Mill Street dies from injuries suffered Wednesday. funeral Saturday 9 AM at St John’s Church. interment Market Street cemetery. Matthias Coknavcho, Polish Lithuanian Society member killed Tuesday on Delaware and Hudson. services at St Cassimora church. burial Polish Catholic cemetery Swallow Street. Peter Kumage, 79, Duryea native, died yesterday. funeral Saturday 1 PM. formerly Ashley resident. now with daughter Mrs Nathaniel Meade.

Ellen Thomas Guerrity Port Griffith Buabani St. John’s Church Market Street Misa Margaret Brann Exeter Patrick Price Mill Street Matthias Coknavcho Delaware and Hudson Swallow Street Peter Kumage Duryea Ashley Mra Nathaniel Meade

Morrison stars in Faust at Music Hall press evening

Louis Morrison appears in Faust at Music Hall for a press evening. Patrons in Pittaton are urged to give him a hearty reception as the theater season showcases the production and Morrison’s performance.

Louis Morrison Music Hall Mr. Morrison Pittaton Andiahee

Bookish banter at a New York Sun party

A group of artists discuss authors and editors with witty barbs. They joke about George Eliot Thackeray Jane Austen and Shakespeare as a New York Sun crowd mocks the business of novel trade and stage fame. The lively exchange ends with laughter.

John Nabberton Crodey'stow Hublerton George Eliot Thackeray Dicnun Tea Pollisher Jane Austin Jane New York New York Sun

Lost Arm Hero of Shiloh Pranks Sentry

Major John Leonard recounts a Civil War misadventure to “play a joke” that cost him his arm. He describes crawling toward a Confederate sentry near Shiloh, firing a dummy bayonet strike, provoking a clash that ended with a mounted rescue and the enemy taking his arm.

John Leonard Shiloh A Jong Hunt Ventescen Dreloaded Ins St. Louis Globe- Democrat

Trees as friends of humanity in history and utility

A fragment from the Boston Transcript extols trees as constant companions shaping childhood memory and history. It lists native species like oak elm willow poplar chestnut and others and notes their practical value for lumber ships communication and building civilizations.

Tony

Burman Farming Tactics and Social Castes Described

The text discusses lazy Burmans who avoid full work by shifting plots and using buffaloes to till soil. It notes a landowning aristocracy, near equality among common people, and the rare beggars on pagoda steps. A separate scene shows a tense doorway exchange with a woman rebuffing a suitor.

Cates Lope

The Ancestry of the Popes and Their Diverse Origins

The article notes popes came from all social strata including poverty and nobility. It cites Sixtus VII, Alexander V, Adrian, Sixtus V, Celestine V, Benedict XII, Urbin V, Gregory VII, Julius III, Benedict XI, Pelagius, Paul V, Eugene IV, Gregory XI, and Alexander XI with varied family fortunes. It emphasizes that five popes studied medicine before ordination.

Sixtus VII Alexander V Adrian Tranee Sixtus V Celestine V Bienna Eugene IV Gregory XI Alexander XI Venice St. Louis Republic

Royal Toy Boats Honor the Dead in Simm Harbor Scene

London reviewer notes princes and magnates build gilt toy ships with ornate benches and life sized dolls, launched at palace landings with guards and rockets. Boats are floated in honor of the dead, then returned to owners. Also mentions Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup cough remedy sold with satisfaction guarantee.

Simm London Saturday Review Dr. Wood

Hatton and a Race Ticket Incident at The Post

The account recalls Frank Hatton former postmaster general under Arthur as a retort to a man who sought racing tickets. A visitor intruded the editor’s room at The Post and urged Hatton to attend Ivy City races with competing youth from a government department. The editor declined noting his own prior government employment disqualifies him from the honor.

Frank Hatton Post Hatton Arthur Ivy City Mie Kate Field Whabington

A Curious Note On Outer Space Temperature

The London Chronicle reports that at minus 140 degrees below zero some chemical affinities vanish. Profeas or Fidet conducts experiments showing nitric or sulfuric acids no longer react with potassium and that metals may resist oxygen under these conditions. The work invites rethinking space temperature and possible atmospheres of goose in combination.

Magle Fidet Gosee London Chronicle

A Natural Currency in West Africa

The article describes cowrid whells as the cheapest coins, used in Pacific islands and imported to Calcutta and London before reaching West Africa. Africans trade with them mainly for adornment, but buyers must carry large quantities, even half a ton, to purchase basic goods like a fowl, highlighting transportation issues over currency value.

Pacific Calcutta London Africa West Africa

Describe a man by color and features in Boston Commonwealth

A Boston Commonwealth note describes a man with light brown hair a reddish yellow beard and light green eyes. It highlights a pale sunlit complexion and distinct blue-veined cheeks as a striking, unique appearance.

Boston

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