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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1895

Page

7

Luce Bros Cash Stores Grocery Listing Item Batch

A fragment shows Luce Bros cash stores listing multiple grocery items with prices. Items include sugar, flour, cheese, tomatoes, ham, bacon, butter, lard, tobacco, tea and other staples with assorted prices. The text reads like a catalog snippet from a historical grocery ledger.

Hyde Park society debates capital punishment abolition

A Hyde Park meeting presided by David J Davies debated abolishing capital punishment with John Edwards Howard Davies for the affirmative and David Price David Williams Louis Howell for the negative. Judges D C Powell William Burrell and Herbert Hall ruled the affirmative supreme. The evening featured parliamentary practice and a new male glee party preparing for the Olyphant Eisteddfod on St Patrick's day with a $40 prize.

Hllyde Park Literary and Debating Society South Main Avenue David J. Davies Emercyn D. Owen John Edwards Joseph Jeremiah Howard Davies David Price David Willams Louis Howell D.C. Powell Bellevue Gwilym Gwent William Lewis John H. Phillips William Morris Thomas Jones Lewis Davies D. B. Thomas

North End Notes Highlights Local Happenings

Resident Harry Palmer and Mrs. John McDonald are mentioned, with several illnesses and visits noted. Upcoming marriages at Holy Rosary and revival meetings at Green Ridge Baptist are announced along with a Welsh cantata at Welsh Baptist church. Morgan H Williams runs for alderman First ward. cantata “The King of Joy” planned with 70 singers. Funeral notices for James O Malley and Miss Sarah Davis. William Weiss dies after illness. arrangements for burial and memorials described.

Harry Palmer Main Avenue Je Il John McDonald J. EB. Golden Leggetts Street Wilkes-Barre Miss Linn Hawley Michael Durkin Dwiken Street Frank McDonald Ambrose Mulley Holy Rosary Church James H. Nolan Annie Gerrity Wiliam Costello Hannah Maloney Welsh Congregational Church Green Ridge Baptist Church T. Mord Syracuse Morgan H. Williams National Ivorite Society Wiliams Welsh Baptist Church David Davis John Stopford Cumbrian Glee Society Richard Thomas Brick Avenue James O'Malley Michael Clarke Markat Street Kate Chirk Lewis William Eldridge James Grr James Neary Peter Foy R. A. Maloney A. P. O'Donnell Division No. 6 Ancient Order of Hi Patrick Fox Patrick Mullen John Welsh Thomas Welsh John Jennings Michael Took O'Malley Ireland Providence James Chirk Henry O'Malley Third Ward William and Walter Edward O'Malley Sarah Davis Joseph Selvark Common Crouncilman Nevin Weiss Amnessa Weiss Delaware and Hudson Railroad Company Carbondale Mauch Chunk North Peckrille

Dunmore News Briefs Highlight Local Openings and Events

Dr. Berlinghof of Green Ridge will open a branch office at Blakely street near the corners, with hours 2 to 4 pm. PC Russell and Samuel Cole return from Honesdale as borough officials sign an all night lighting contract for three years with Suburban Electric Light Co. Knights of the Golden Eagle host a smoker at Od Fellows hall with many visitors. Edward Waffel gains a thousand dollars in a Sunday, wife and one year old child. Mrs. A C Hundley, daughter of FE M and Mr Keene of North Park, Dunmore, dies in Sealy Texas. Mr. Kuebler of Mauch Chunk visits town.

Berlinghof Green Ridge Edward Angloyin, Jr Blakely Street Russell Samuel Cole Viehting Honesdale Luive Suburban Electric Iight Company Knights of the Golden Eags Od Fellows Dward Waffel A. C. Hundley FE. M

Just and True Statement from Auburn on Rheumatic Pills

A letter from Auburn New York dated March 25 184 details a man seventy five cured of rheumatic pain after using Dr Porters Rheumatic Pills. It claims relief from hip dislocation sequel pain stomach cancer scars and general rheumatism with dramatic recovery. The note invites contact for verification and lists Matthews Hrow Scranton as a seller with price a dollar per box.

Auburn N. Y Mills Shortsville Fallon Street Potter Matthews Scranton

Old Dominion Line Holds Third Annual Dinner in New York

The Old Dominion Steamship Company hosted its third annual officers and agents dinner aboard the steamer Old Dominion in New York. President Captain H A Bourne presided with Vice President W L Guillaudeu and directors C P Fischer and William Rowland in attendance.

Dominion Line Old Dominion Steamship Company Dominion New York H. A. Bourne W. L. Guillaudeu C. P. Fischer Wiliam Rowland George W. Couch Old Dominion George W. Sloat

Resignation at Training School Sparks Board Session

Miss Laura L Boice resigns as principal of the training school amid a heated board of control meeting. The group debates records and testimony from the investigation, considers a junior department, and votes to continue the training school with delays and legal consultation.

George Mitchell H. J. O'Malley Board of Control Mr. Wormser Laura IL. Boles Wormser Pellows Scranton Jon Genlemen Laura L. Boice Jennings Mr. Not Mr. Jenning Amouth Prineimil

Paine's Celery Compound Promises Strength for Women

A Boston Herald summary claims Paine's Celery Compound restores energy and blood, aiding tired nervous women. It asserts long-term weakness stems from nutritional lack, with the remedy improving nerves, purifying blood, and preventing breakdown, supported by physicians' approval.

Paine Boston Herald Bright Paline

Mercereau and Connell Display Holiday Watch Selection

Mercereau and Connell announce their largest and most complete stock of watches in gold, silver, and gold filled cases with extensive manufacturer concessions. They offer low prices for high quality pieces including brooches rings earrings studs scarf pins and many jewelry items. A thousand shapes exist from cake baskets to toothpicks with astonishing prices.

Rich cut glass display with new tariff bargains

A local store promotes a rich cut glass display and low prices due to labor efficiency and machinery. The ad highlights hundreds of stone ring styles, opera glasses, chains, banquet lamps, onyx top tables, porcelain, onyx, marble, gilt pieces, and marble clocks with jeweled movements. Visit the old stand to view or purchase.

Bids Opened for School Heating Marble Work and Electrical Systems

Bids from Gaylord & Eitapene, Hunt & Connell, W F Connell and others for marble work, risers, electrical systems, and heating ventilation were listed with totals ranging to $55,512. The bids were referred to the proper committee. The day and night school payroll and janitors for the half month were approved. The building committee will inspect a defective furnace in the new No 37 school.

Gaylord & Eitapene Binghamton Johnson Edward T. Bates Syracuse Hunt & Connell W. FP. Connell & Sons Nots No. 37 Schowl

Railroading notes and community events at the shops

News items describe attendance shifts and gallery rates at a railroad venue, a boy’s arrival lifting Conductor Warfel’s mood, and a claim that Delaware, Lackawanna and Western railroad faces low life-risk figures. Talks announce a noon address by W. W. Edatx, singing by W. C. Weeden, and a brief meeting.

Warfel Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad W. W. Edatx Great Bend W. C. Weeden Brotherhood of Railroad T Eirikes Hallstead United States Railroad Young Men's Christian Association Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen International Trackmen's Union Switchmen’s Mutual Aid Association W. A. Simscott Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Scranton

Medical Professionals and Lawyers Listings in Scranton

Professional cards list doctors by practice and office details including addresses on Spruce Street Vine Street Wyoming Avenue and Lackawanna Washington avenues. Several attorneys are named with firms and locations in the Commonwealth building Public buildings and street crossings are noted.

Norge Midtos Eserd Oo Masonic Temple Chicago Boldin Scranton H.C. Sanderson Washington, Cor, Spruce Dhuggists G. Edgar Dean Spruce Street Scranton Court House Square A. J. Connell Washington Avenue Cor Francke Drug Street Vine St W. BE. Allen Lackawanna Washington Avenues Leonard's Ange Coty Trey Yoming Ave Vine Street

Central Railroad of New Jersey Schedules and Through Tickets

Through tickets to all points at lowest rates may be had on application in advance to the ticket agent at the station. Central Railroad of New Jersey lists city connections to New York Elizabeth Bethlehem Mauch Chunk and more with express and local timings and fare notes. H. P. Baldwin Gen. Pass. Agent J. H. Olhausen Gen. Supt.

Sune da Bor Mauch Chunk Bethlehem Aston Philb Welphia Ocean Grove Hes Lébanon Harrisburg Salestown Bottaville H. P. Baldwin J. H. Olhausen Pianton Poulson New York Mpie & W It. Fe Scranton Pree Wilkes- Barre Seranton White Haven Hagleton Pottsville Pittston Junction Oe Ltd de W. Vre Elmira Balamanca Chale Cours L. & B. Junction Wilkes-Barre Buffalo Frollin H. Wilbur Cthias Lee Pass Phila A. W. Nonnemacher All Points East Easton Trenton Philadelphia South Washington and Way Bingham Cortland Syracuse Oswego Seite Richfield Springs Ithaca Bath Northumberland Pittston Plymouth Bloomeburg Danville Williamsport Baltimore Washington Nanticoke Inters M. L. Smith City Ckeawenna Avenue Depot

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