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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1896

Page

3

Weston Mill Conrail Schroeder To Germany Next Week

Unclear text mentions Weston Mill Co Conrail Schroeder heading to Germany next week. Several misspelled names and places appear, including references to Wilkes-Hirre, J A Kelly, and Amelia avenine. The fragment hints at social events and local notices but lacks coherent details.

Conrail Schroeder Germany Milind GG. Butler Wilkes-Hirre J. A. Kelly OB. Luittle Terry Wyorths Julie Charvick Ain John &. Harding Withens-Ytarre Woelmner Mies Norn Magher Amelia Avenine JC. Moscer Kineston Berton Rlereds Helen Jones Kilwardes Mhintmoore

Tribune urges prompt gifts to Home for the Friendless

The Scranton Tribune reports two new contributions to its fund for the Home for the Friendless after last Saturday's fire. Readers are urged to save cigar expenses and send the amount to support the charity, with names and totals listed for prior gifts.

Tribune Tribune Home Tribune Fund Home For Tribone Fund Firestricken

Reception for Superior Court Judges at Lackawanna Bar

A reception was hosted last night at the Elks Lodge on Franklin Avenue in honor of the judges of the new Superior Court. Judge Evers and many local and visiting lawyers attended, with extensive remarks and greetings from bar members. The event featured informal mingling, speeches from several judges, and letters of regret from multiple justices.

Franklin Avenue Lackawinne Peereng BE. Rice J. Wickhan Howard Reeder Kr. N. Willard Smith George Orlady James A. Heaver Superior Court OW. Throop HH. A. Knapp Dude John Lynet Stanley Bo Woodward Wilkes-Barre Flow Eawards Alfred Thana How. Archibald Albright Lehich County Dudge W. A. Jeasup George 8. Purdy Honestali Jide Alid Darte L. A. Watres T. FP Wells Sturges Dager Bored Ben Dimnick George Sanderson H. Welles W. A. Wilcox Ballentine A. A. Vosburg Burke George OS. Horm HJ. Murray Walter Priege Food Pellowse M.C. Reanek HO Thuttersia George Beale Cheonce Taylor Db Wedeman WOM Mullolard Plow Stokes J. Rewdy Deh I Murphy Too Duffy BE. W.thayer CL. Hawley Frederick Fuller Joseph W. Ptrowin John T. Martin Collings Jatin Henore Willan Te Hand John iMardfig Wo Uldeep Moor Corbett John M. Harris John Ho Jones Canmegya Lemuel Amerman Everett Warrent Horace BL Hand A. Davis James Oakford D. B.reploele John Po Quinenan Thomas PL Holwn Wo RE. Davis O'Malley John BF Scringe Bob Akerly P. Price H.W. Palmer John M. Corbett M.A. McGinney Nathan Vidaver Alp Sande R.A Holgate Mo O W. Curry Hebert Adams Hy Gearhart W. Edear FL Woolrit Gavie Thoms Donovan J. Alliot Hosa A. d. Colborn Scranton Lackawanna Bar United States Cox Alfred Hand Lackawanna Ftar Association Hice J. B. McCullum Hlm. Willfimes Justice Green John Dean Newlin Fell Henry J. Carthy Garrick ML Harding J. Www Simonton

Illustrated Journal to Debut as The Crime in City

A new publication titled The Crime, produced entirely at home, debuts mid February as a sixteenth mile illustrated weekly. Col J D Laclar, a familiar journalist, heads the project aimed at a refined home circle audience with artistic typography and informative content.

Col. J. D. Laclar Critice Ius

Publication plans for a refined regional paper

The piece outlines a proposed high order issue with departments in literary social field and political content. Col Lacier promises popular local writers will contribute. The Crime column is intended to draw reader interest across the section.

Col. Lacier Tieet Feld

Whither Are We Drifting on Lackawanna Avenue

City engineers investigate a ground drift in front of the Warnley house on Lackawanna Avenue. Initial mine cave-in theory rejected. two possibilities offered: a broken sewer pipe washing away gravel, or a nearby contamination. A month-old back drift settled nearly two feet, complicating conclusions.

Wromley House Lackawanna Avenue Phillips Chey Phillies Encineer

Directors Decide on Linden Street Building Contract

A Lord of Trade Real Estate directors meeting approved revised cost details for the board of trade building on Linden street. Architect Holden will finalize specs for a contract award at a Saturday meeting. The eight story structure will cost 85000, use red Tennessee marble for the first two stories and Indiana Limestone plus Movest City stone for the rest, and will house the bureau of trade offices and an auditorium.

Lord of Trade Real Estate Company Board of Trade Linden Street Holden Seathday Jerinyon Elehth Howe Efehta Bar Wit Auditorum Bewind of Trade

Miegory of America Delights Scranton Audiences

The Miegory of America entertained Scranton at the Academy of Music for Lackawanna hospital aid. It drew vociferous applause as tableaux and features impressed the audience. Miss Susan Mleck and Miss Jilda Garrigan received praise, with readings by Miss Jombind Jones. The show repeats this afternoon and evening.

Scranton Ameria Academy of Music Lackawanna Hospital Nickerson Westeradas Audiencs Solok DY Susan Mleck Jilda Garrigan Davies Chilldren Jombind Jones

Directors of the Banks Elect New Scranton Officers

Directors were selected at shareholder meetings for three Scranton banks yesterday. National bank lists G Dickson James Bhadbr W. 1k Storre and others. Third National bank names William Connell James Archbald and several others. Traders National bank includes Samuel Hines J M Everhart and more. Scranton Savings Bank elected James Blair G H Catlin James Archbald and others to the board. They will meet for organization on specified upcoming days.

Scranton Kirst National Bank James Bhadbr W. 1K Storre W. FF. Hmallsted Wo OW. Bscranton John Jermyn Tom. Torrey J. A. Linen Worn Third National Bank William Connell James Archbald George H. Catlin W. T. Smith Alfred Hand Luther Kelf

Death of Mrs. Ann Crowley Sister of Michael Davitt

Mrs. Ann Crowley, sister of Irish nationalist Michael Davitt, died at her residence 1024 North Washington Avenue after illness that began on New Year's Day. She was 43, leaving four children Michiel Kate Mary Ann and Martin. Her sister Mrs. Sabina Davitt arrived from Washington DC. Funeral at St. Paul’s Church Greenwood tomorrow at 9 with high mass, Hyde Park Cemetery burial.

Michael Davitt Mere Ann Crowley Shoelock North Washington Avene Oneiunon Michiel Kate Mary Ann Martin Mary Padden Washington Avenue Phelps Street Sabina Davitt Washington, D. C St. Paul's Church Greenidee Hyde Park Cemetery

Death of Mrs. Arabella Saxton Matron at Florence Mission

Mrs Arabella E F Saxton dies at 11 o clock after a paralytic stroke suffered a week earlier She led the Florence Mission on Spruce Street for three years and was a former head milliner at Lackawanna Iron and Coal Co store Her sister Mrs Parker of Nashua NH was with her Funeral services were held at the mission and the remains were to be taken to Nashua Her death comes as tributes to her charity work and community involvement continue to grow

Arabella EF. Saxton Florence Spruce Street Saxton Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company Florence Mission Parker Nashua New Hampshire

Women and men pledge funds for Home for the Friendless build

At a meeting in the Town Hall, John Jermyn and others announced pledges totaling £5,000 toward a Home for the Friendless building fund. William Connell chaired. J. W. Oakford and others attended, with plans discussed for a £50,000 two-thirds structure and future fundraising.

Home For Hownd of Trade Tower Jemson J. A. Robertson W. 2. Kennedy N. Y W. WH. Taylor J. Atthous Robertson Architeet Davis Mr. Connell William Connell Watres J. W. Oakford Connell Jernion Mr. Connells W. T. Smith Jermyn Davis Belin Taylor Ripple

Will De Given at Vo MC A Mall Thursday Evening

Third chamber concert set for Thursday at the Young Men's Christian Association hall. Program includes Mendelssohn piano trio, Tchaikovsky violin cello concerto, and Florian’s Song. Philadelphian baritone T. Cushing Jones to sing.

Vo MC. A. Mall Oo Young Men’s Christian Association Hall Mendelssohn Henrion Tarragona Viol Tschalkowsky Florian Stele Quartette Acointe T. Cushing Jones Philadelphli

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