Personal notices from East Stroudsinn theater figures
Mia Wik Bendhore and Ms Bann of East Stroudsinn announce family matters. Snelling and others attend a production at Poston theater linked to the Monde Tishwan company. The troupe proceeds to the Academy of Music next week under Mr Spelling with Mathe HWihttan directing and other board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Wik Bendhore
Ery
Fd. Bann
East Stroudsinn
Winthry
Snelling
Pany Newnes
Masquerade Ball by YMHA Club Shown At Music Hall
The second annual YMHA masquerade ball at Music Hall drew many couples who danced to Lawrence's orchestra. Decor featured live streamers and yellow drapery. stage banners bore YYMHBR initials. Performers included Queen Victoria, Stella Relamon, Pearl Blaner, and Mephisto characters. committee members and club officers listed.
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Music Hall
Lawrence
YY. M
Ms. Joseymanne Queen Victoria
Misa Stella
Relamon
Mise Pearl Blaner
Queen of Night
Mies Rose Eisner
Topsy
Max Neuman
Harlegin
H. N. Belaman
Williamell
A. Gineyberger
Sanguel Harris
New York
H. Releman
Abareenberger
I. J. Presman
H. N. Releman
Lackawanna Railways Offers Fast Travel and Comfort
Plan trips with minimal changes and premium Pullman services on the Lackawanna line to Chicago St Louis and California with quick routes and lowest fares. Inquiries from agent offices by in person telephony or mail. Also advertising city residences removal sale and shoe discounts at Nettleton’s sale.
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Pullman
Lackawanna Railroad
Chicago
St. Louis
Louis
California
Jacksonville
Pla
Hidden Gem Amateur Production at St Thomas College
The hidden gem of city theatre was a splendid amateur revival by St Thomas College students at the Lyceum. Thomas Martin Jordan led as Alexius with J G Cullen as Euphemianus, Bibulus played by John A Murphy, and Moses W O Malley as Gamlo delivering standout craft. Forty students filled roles from slaves to officers in a well staged life of Alexius, son of a patrician. The performance drew near full houses, with notable dances and strong costumes and scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
St. Thomas’ College
Cardinal Wiseman
Alexius
Bue Phemianus
Thomas Martin Jordan
J. G. Cullen
Euphemianus
Bibulus
Moses W. O'Malley
Gamlo
John B. McHale
James B. Sando
John A. Ruddy
Aloysine F. Colligan
Edward J. O'Hara
M. W. Kilcullen
Leo J. O Llvera
Ex-Constable Jake Ellman Arrested on Subornation and Perjury
Ex-constable Jacob Ellman was arrested by County Detective W A Phillips on subornation and perjury. He bailed out for 500 dollars after waiving a hearing before Alderman Howe. The case ties to Max Harring’s October arrest for extorting money from disreputable women using forged warrants. Harring confessed, naming Ellman as the scheme's instigator. Harring remains in county jail as a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Elliman
W. A. Phillips
Alderman Howe
Eliman
Max Harring
Harring
Justice of the Peace Mason
Blakely
Ellman
Millar
Young Harring
Backus Bowlers Triumph in Third Season Match
The Backus lanes hosted a clash in the Bowling League of Northeast Pennsylvania where Backus defeated West End Wheelmen of Wilkes-Barre by 279 pins. Meister of Dovkus led with 17 in the final game and 146 high average, while Smith Gorman delivered a notable spare in the third match.
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Backus
Pennsylvania
West End Wheelmen's Club
Wilkes-Barre
Meister
Dovkus
Smith Gorman
Return of Dr. C. H. Strong Sets Local Tone
Well known physician Dr. C. H. Strong returns to the city after years abroad. He recently opened offices at 400 Lackawanna avenue and is praised for extensive practice, a complete lab, an instrument collection, and patient trust from his prior local and Northeastern connections. A railway journey via Lackawanna line is noted along with a testimonial from Dr. H. Goodman of St. Louis about dining car meals.
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Tr. H. Strong
Lackawanna Avenue
Pennsylvania
Johannesburg
South Africa
London
Strong
New York
St. Louis
Lackawanna Railroad
H. Goodman
M. D
Ninth Ward Candidate Seeks Republican Support at Primary
A Ninth Ward candidate for common council requests Republican backing at the Saturday primaries from 4 to 7 pm. The message is signed by H. E. Paine.
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Common Ecouncil
Ninth Ward
All Republicana
H. E. Paine
Last Account of Assignee for Scranton Bank Closure
On May 25, 1889 the Scranton City Bank closed unable to pay deposits totaling about 295000. Joseph H. Gunster was appointed assignee and after nearly twelve years of work he winds up affairs. creditors receive face value of their claims. The assets totaled 2090.27 with 201792.41 realized for creditors after expenses. nearly all deposits paid. The court confirmed Murray's audit. 82.85 percent of claims paid earlier and 96.49 percent of remaining balances. Net funds on hand 14392.16, after costs 13175.21, leaving 23128.12 unpaid. Resources exhausted. report details each depositor’s due amount.
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J. H. Gunster
Scranton City Bank
Joseph H. Gunster
R. J. Murray
Gunster
Mr. Gunster
J. H. Torrey
John Pr. Kelly
M. &. McDonald
Mrr. Gunster
Joseph O'Brien
Murray
M. J. Ruddy Wins Democratic Nomination for Alderman
Attorney Michael J. Phuddy won the Democratic nomination for Alderman in the Sixteenth Ward by 124 votes over John T. Fahrenholt. The contest drew strong interest and spirited turnout. Also named were G. P. Monahan for inspector of election in the First district and T. Welch as judge of election with (. EB, Tropp) as inspector in the Second district.
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Sixteenth Ward
Michael J. Phuddy Lase Night
John T. Fahrenholt
G. PP. Monahan
Pires
T. (. Welch
Tropp
Governor Stone to Be in the City for Banquet
The board of trade banquet plans a major event in the magnificent assembly room next Monday night. Governor William A. Stone will speak on Our Commonwealth and join Mayor James Moir and United States Senator Bolen Penrose in a program highlighting Scranton Wilkes-Barre history and state affairs.
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Board of Trade
Cuperer O Neil
Scranton
Latner
D. Atherton
4. A. Lansing
James H. Torrey
Esa
James Moir
William A. Stone
Commonwealth
United States
Bolen Penrose
H. W. Palmer
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania Coal Company Enters Final Dissolution
Delayed by a day, the Pennsylvania Coal Company ends operations as ownership transfers to a new trio. The six year anniversary of John Smith’s death looms, and officials of the reorganized firm are expected to be named shortly after the meeting. Notices suspend mining for one week to organize the transition.
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Pennsylvania Coal Company
John &. Smith
Thornes
Pennsylvanian Coal Company
Died of Injuries After Being Struck by Train
Sylvester M. Corson 8? of 2410 North Main Avenue died at Hahnemann Hospital from injuries after being struck by an engine at Providence station of the Delaware and Hudson line on December 29. He had brain surgery last week to remove a blood clot. Funeral 2 PM Friday at Providence Methodist Episcopal Church, interment in Dunmore Cemetery.
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Sylvester M. Corson
North Main Avena
Hahnemann
Corson
Providence
Delawary and Hudson Company
Corson Ware
Hahnemann Hospital
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Intormant
Dunmore Cemetery
Man Safe After Long River Plunge
John Gunz survived a fall from a fifteen foot wall into the Lackawanna River Sunday night. He remained submerged for ten hours with only his head and shoulders above water and is now recovering at Moses Taylor Hospital. Doctors say most of his body is badly frozen and bruised but improving. A witness says someone may have pushed him into the river.
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John Gunz
Lackawanna River
Moses Taylor Hospital
Annual Term Opens Amid Large Lawyer Attendance
The superior court opened its annual term with a crowded attendance of attorneys from across the state. Judge Rice sent an intoxicated man to the county jail after disrupting proceedings. Several cases were submitted or discontinued. numerous attorneys were admitted to practice, including George W. Huston and Paul J. Sherwood, with W. J. Memrie prothonotary presiding.
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Rice
Superior Court
George W. Huston
Columbia County
Paul J. Sherwood
Luzerne
D. ©. Harrower
W. W. Lathrope
Louis Gramer
J. B. Tuck
Syracuse
N. Y
John L. Neill
Philadelphia
Taylor
Postal Telegraph Calle Company
Common Pleas
Wiscae
Philipine Engle
Lewis Engle
Orphans Court
Local telephone linemen strike over wage increase
General Manager Bailey of the Central Pennsylvania Telephone tells Tribuneman that only the linemen quit on Monday after learning they would not receive a 25 cent daily raise from 2.25 to 2.50. He says the men refused the foreman's offer and that the company cannot grant the increase. Wires workers are still out as management weighs the decision. He defends wages as fair compared with city peers, aside from a few employed by a new company.
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Bailey
Central Pennsylvania Telephone Company
Tribuneman
Ciy
New Telephone Company
Petey N Hawn Seeks Ninth Ward Republican Nomination
Petey N Hawn announces candidacy for Republican nomination to a Ninth ward council seat under Crawford county rules. He asks friends to support him at the primary election and pledges to serve taxpayers and citizens to the best of his ability. The notice also references a removal sale in Nettleton with shoe rummage at 126 and 1s Washington Avenue.
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Conmion Counccll
Ninth
Crawford County
Petey N. Hawn
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