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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1898

Page

4

Disorder at Lacka Wanna County Democrat Convention

A bitter Lacka Wanna County Democratic gathering in the city courthouse produced a raucous session with wild mobs and factional fighting. Nominations followed for school directors and ward posts. Patrick J. Langan and Thomas J. Jennings won one term each amid protests over a South Side German candidate and claims of unfair treatment.

Patrick J. Lanegan T. J. Jennings Mr. Burke Lacka Wanna County Court House

Convention Opens Amid Rowdy Scranton Delegates

The Scranton Democratic convention opened in a noisy scene with John Durkin elected temporary chairman after a clash over credentials. Durkin then formed committees as factions clashed, Burke and Reedy leading sharp exchanges before votes on contested seats and resolutions adopted a Bryan-leaning platform condemning the Republican school board.

Durbin United State 1 J. A. Knight North Scranton Rocreury McGinley W. J. Nurke Vic Nicholas Behers Fifth Ward Burks

Candidates Named for School Director Nominations

Durkin called for nominations with T Hoban first delegate recognizing John Gibbons of the Twentieth ward. Gibbons praised for integrity and public service in roles including city treasurer and school board member. Francois and Grier win three year terms. Gibbons and Fahey secure two year terms. Langan and Jennings win one year.

A. Tn Framots James 41. Ghuer John Gibbons Werd Yoyer Bert Tom J. Parsey Patrick J. Langan Thomas J. Jennings Durkin T. Hoban John Gibons Twentieth Ward W. A. Burke Roth Gibbons Holm Foot Board DPD J. Reedy T. J. Jennings P. J. Gibbons A. L. Francois John W. McLean Dennis J. Roche Joseph Silkman James J. Grier Thomas HH. Kelly John J. Fuhher Nicholas Wehres G. I.hummes Thomas Cullen P. C. Ragne Charles Wirth Patrick J. Langan, of the Eightownthird Auimey O' Boyrle John P. Quinnan Twelfth Ward Benson Davies West Side T. P. Hoban Francois Grier Fahey Langan Jennings Roche Conrad Thut Reedy Hoban

Troubled Times Shadow All Kinds of Places

Fragmentary OCR notes report widespread troubles affecting numerous groups and locations. Mentions of names or entities are unclear, but the text signals a period of disorder and concern across communities.

Conflicting Talks Over City Nomination Substitutions

A Tribune report outlines Democratic efforts to adjust the city ticket before filing day. Talks focus on replacing weak nominees, with Jennings and Durkin deferring immediate action and substitutions allowed before printing ballots. Fahey reportedly opposes a weak slate, while Pishey family unavailable for comment.

Jen_nings Langan Conrad Jennings Tribune Gibbon Durkin Mit Fahey Pishey

LOUIS SCHWASS NOMINATED FOR SCHOOL CONTRAULES

The Republicans of the Nineteenth ward met Saturday evening at Kra mers hill Prospect avenue and nominated Louis Schwass for school trustee with no opposition. District officers were named in each district and Westpuhl was chosen chairman with Hartman as secretary. Peter Hiavae was put forward as controller candidate.

Kramers Hill Prospect Avenue Lows Schwass Co. W. Westpuhl John Hartman Rehwase Peter Hiavae

Homicide List in Luzerne County At Criminal Court

The Luzerne county term of criminal court opens with eighty six men charged with murder including Sheriff James Martin and eighty deputies from Lattimer. Trials set from Jan 2 through Jan 25, with Griner, Yuscovich, and Hudak among the defendants linked to killings in Duryea Avhby and Hazleton region.

Lucerne County Wilkes-Garre James Martin Lattimer FR. Griner Caroline Shiffer Duryea John Yuscovich Yuscovich John Markwa Solomon Avhbey Wilkes-Barre John Hudak Hazleton

United Hibernians Plan National Convention in Krenton

Bishop McFaul of Trenton N C awards a supplementary decision in the Hibernians across the United States. The national convention of the united order will be held in Krenton starting June 27 for ten days with more than 1000 delegates and a parade to mark the settlement. Ten thousand participants expected. local branches to elect officers next Sunday at College Hall for county order.

McFaul Trenton N. C Order of Hibernians Board of Erin Order of Milberniang United States Moar The United Order Krenton Collerre Hall

Captain Jack Crawford Delights Large Audience at Y M C A

Captain Jack Crawford the poet scout spoke for two hours at the Y M C A hall. Dressed as a western cowboy he discussed western campaign life Indian warfare and his own poems to enthusiastic applause.

Scout W. M.C. Hall Young Men's Christian Association Jack Crawford Captain Crawford

Bank Officers Elected at First National and Traders Banks

Directors at the First National bank elected James A Linen as president George W Dickson as vice president and Isaac Post as cashier. Directors at Traders National bank elected John T Porter as president W W Watson as vice president and Frank Le Phillips as cashier. Mrs W F Halletead donated a carpet for the Young Men s Christian Association hall platform and a framed engraving of Falstaff Muster ing His Recruit.

First National Bank James A. Linen George W. Dickson Isaac Post The Traders National Bank John T. Porter W. W. Watson Frank le Phillips Young Men's Christian Association W. F. Halletead

Greatest Clothing Sale on Record at Kramer Bros

The Economy Clothing Co stock, worth 20000 dollars, is bought by Kramer Bros and offered at half price to clear space for spring stock. The sale features men's overcoats and suits in woolen fabrics and various finishes, with prices advertised as 12.00 for overcoats and 8.00 for suits, among thousands of bargains.

Economy Clothing Co Kramer Bros

Bargain No 4 Ulster overcoats offered at discount

A newspaper sale listing shows One lot of Men's Ulsters offered at a bargain price. Economy's price is seven dollars, our price four dollars. The item emphasizes limited quantity and low sale price.

Bargain Clothing Lot Offers Kids and Menswear

A sale ad lists boys and children's coats and overcoats in wool and fine styles. Menswear includes suits for general wear with prices around six to eight dollars. Children’s reefer suits priced from 75 cents to two dollars.

Actor in Scranton hospital after theater attack

An actor from Stetgen's production of Dnle Tom'a Cabin injured on stage is hospitalized at Scranton Private Hospital. Nicholaslynn, who plays Marks, was attacked when a performer bit and mangled Glytin's chin during a Saturday Lyceum Theatre show.

Scranton Stetgen Tepiial Nicholaslynn Marks Lyceum Theater

Annual Meeting of Tonlelit Board of Trade

The Tonlelit board of trade holds its annual meeting with officers elected from December nominations. The manufacturers committee presents a report on cheaper commercial water rates for large consumers and the secretary Atherton reads the annual report. Debate in College Tonight features representatives from John Boyle O'Reilly and Marquette confecis Young Men's Institute arguing for Woman Suffrage.

Tonlelit Board of Trade Manufacturers’ Committee Atherton College Hall John Boyle O'Reilly Marquette Confecis Young Men's Institute

Archdeaconry Meeting Opens at St Mark's Dunmore

A Scranton Archdeaconry of the Episcopal Church convenes this evening at St Mark's Church in Dunmore with concluding sessions planned for tomorrow. Local clergy and lay delegates attend the gathering.

Scranton Episcopes Church S T. Mark's Dunmore

Waite's Comedy Company Opens Fourth Run at Academy

Waite's popular troupe presents The Wire as opening bill with The Lat Paradine Charity Bull Men and Women A Social Highwayman Heaven Lights The Veteran Peresioni's Slave and An Enemy to the Czar staged in Scranton The Sunshine of Paradise Alley at Lyceum June 1 the new play The Brushing of Paradise Alley by Renmin Thompson and George W Ay er praised for ongoing success and entertaining lines

Waite Academy Ubis the Wire Peresiori Thors Scranton Souta Paradise Alley Lyrceim Renmin Thompson George W. Ayer Ile New Place

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