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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1894

Page

5

City notes on council actions and local incidents

City notes report council actions including inviting a visit to the Washington avenues kindergarten, road and street matters on Oxford and Garfield avenues, and gates on the Ontario and Western tracks. It mentions a drunk driving fine, mayoral appointments, will rebates, and proposed railway extension with spring construction.

Torrey Cily Washington Avenues John Sample Hyde Park Avenue Perber Oxford Garfield Avenue Democraty Ninth Ward Register of Wills Frank Backus Connell David Penman Lacka- Wands Avenue Rheinhart Fie Clemona Vine Street Irving Avoime

Love That Breaks Barriers Draws Men to Church

The Penn Avenue Baptist Church men's league heard A L Collins urge love beyond caste creed race and color to bring men to church. He argued hospitality and consistency among Christians and warned that churches fail when parishioners ignore outsiders or act hypocritical.

Collingwail Jesus Christ Colling Oshera Collins

Tramps Hold Royal Feast At Early Morning Camp Fire

A group of nomads raided a New Street store causing theft of ham bread and other edibles. They then lit a camp fire in a nearby field and enjoyed the stolen food before departing at daybreak leaving remnants and scraps behind. A comment on local charity and a note about insurance payouts follows.

Evans Nurse Case Highlights Estate Dispute Verdict

In Scranton a jury awarded Mrs Martha Evans 5100 from George Jones executor for nursing services rendered to Jones's wife Martha A Jones. The suit argues the nurse was owed payment for eleven days of care, amid broader court actions including McDonald v Hendrick and Burke and a separate rail line trespass matter pending.

George Jones P. F. McDonald Lola Moras Scranton and Forest City Railroad Company Ganster Ite P. F McDonald T. A. Hendrick Tonsey Burke N. Willard Mr.Hendrick J. J. Gilpatrick Carbonele Gilpatrick Isroperty McDonald Hendrick James Gorman & Co Merohants Mr. Burke Mcflouill Gorman Gunster Martha Evans Richarl A. Jones T. S. Wells R. Pitcher Lintiff Georgas Hora Mrs. Jones Enos Flyng Patrick Flynn Mary Ryan Elezabeth Roberts T. H. Roberta Morgan Lake

Piano Recital by Haydon Evans Pupils at Stelle and Sooley

Tonight at Haydon Evans studio over Stelle and Sooley's, pupils present a varied program. Performers include Misa Frances Davis Laurette Cannon Maud Chalmera Lauretin Cannon and others with selections from Haydn Brio and Ravel plus pieces by Mendelssohn and Schumann.

Haydon Evans Stelle & Sooley Misa Frances Davis Margaret Lizzie de Koven Aera Howell Davis Misa Hans Warkin Lau Maud Copeland Worth Grace Wo Klen Lichtergold’ Soc Ccecccceesey Drene Daley Watts Beutmentale Thorne

Court Asked to Say Who Is the Lawful Owner

Lewis Roberta and William H. Wilk jar and Rowland D. Thomas yesterday brought an action on ejectment through attorney George D. Taylor azalnet Catharine Williams. The plaintiffs say they are the lawful owners of a lot of land 49 by 100 feet on Main Street, Taylor, which is now held by Catharine Williams.

Lewis Roberta William H. Wilk Jar Rowland D.thomas George D. Taylor Azalnet Catharine Williams Main Street Taylor

Private Art Classes For Children At Stewart’s

Art instructor Art Biddol and F. F. Grenor offer private and public drawing sessions at Stewart's Art Wal Fore. Classes run every Toesday and Saturday, with crayon, oil, and water colors highlighted for kids.

Art Biddol F. F. Grenor Stewart's Art Walfore

Powellords resignation to the last General Assembly

The document, titled Way He Stepped Down, presents Powderly's letter of resignation addressed to the final General Assembly, detailing reasons for departure and requests for orderly transition.

Keighta Labor revolt against Hayes over Powderly leadership challenges

A revolt spreads within the Knights of Labor as General Secretary-Treasurer Hayes faces opposition after the Powderly era. A letter from I W Powderly defends his actions, calls for constitutional adherence, and asks the assembly to vacate his office or accept his resignation, seeking a leader aligned with the majority.

Hayes Brewing Keighta of Labor Hayes Pinladelmita General Assembly Pugtort Ork Gidea Transuer Falda Uilvies Enero Knighta of Labor Honda

Beating Charged: Philip McDonald Arraigned in Police Court

Philip McDonald of Pricestreet faced Alderman Wright after his wife accused him of beating her. She testified he had beaten her repeatedly, with five blows reported on Wednesday leaving her body black and blue. The court fined him five dollars which he could not pay.

Philip McDonald Alderman Wright Flo

Arrested in the Dock Mrs Williams and Mrs Griffin

Duryea woman Mrs Jennie Williams and Providence woman Mrs Griffin were arrested on Penn Avenue for drunkenness. Griffin was remanded for lack of sobriety. Williams was discharged after a hearing. As Williams left the dock she was arrested on a warrant for alleged theft of money by Constable Seward of the Thirteenth ward.

Mra Jennie Williams Duryea Mra. Griffin Providence Penn Avenue Griffin Mra Williams Priganets Dock Seward

Fifty World’s Fair pictures debut at The Tarnmann offices

Fifty iconic images from the late World’s Fair, featuring notable buildings and exhibits, are available at The Tarnmann offices. Collectors are urged to redeem coupons to obtain the portfolio.

Three pictures offered by mail or coupon in Tribune ad

January 19, 1894 ad invites readers to choose three pictures titled Telephone Girl Delivering Christmas Presents and Maidens Swinging. Send by mail or messenger or bring coupons with 10 cents to Tribune Office at Penn Avenue and Spruce Street.

Tribune Office Cor. Penn Ave Spruce St

Bonta Class Machine Second Test Pleases All

The second test of the Bonta Class machine proved highly successful, drawing praise from researchers and participants. Officials reported smooth operation, confirming reliability and potential wider adoption in future trials.

Glass making revolutionized by Bonta machine tests

Scranton observers witness the first test of the Bonta plate glass rolling machine at Pusey Jones Wilmington works. The device produces 10 by 10 plates with equal density, cuts grinding time, and includes a new annealing oven and finding table.

Pusey & Jones Compan Wilmington Del Lincoln Bontn Plate Ginge Company Bia Beat Moosic Scranton Europe England France Austria Germany Hungary Belgium J. P. Warrick Pennsylvania Plate Gijls Company Irwin E A. Kretechman Philadelphia Bonta

Examining boards named to probe mine foreman certs

Judge Archbald appointed two boards to inquire into fitness for certificates as mining foremen and assistant foremen in the first and second anthracite districts. In the first district Vaughan Richards of Dickson City and James E Morrison of Carbondale with A P Patton of Olyphant as superintendent. in the second district Griffiths of Hyde Park, Philip Molderig of Minooka, practical miners, and James Young of Dunmore as mine superintendent. Terms run one year from Monday.

Archbald Vaughan Richards Dickson City James E. Morrison Carbondale A. P. Patton Olyphant A Griffiths Hyde Park Philip Molderig Minooka James Young Dunmore

Last Chance Draw for Premier Row Racer

Drawing Saturday evening for the $150 Premier Row Racer. Ticket holders urged to attend. few chances left for sale. Address Fooney Hart 408 Sprice Street. Also notes on magazines and book bindings. Robinson notice from Colorado Springs announces Ruth Hirt, youngest daughter of C B G Robinson.

Fooney & Hart Sprice Street Roubinson Colorado Springs Colorado Ruth Hirt C. B. G. Robinson Ray

Linden and Spruce street bridges cost estimates rise

At the select council meeting Ar Rovhe presented Spruce street bridge costs totaling 222000.63 with right of way 29000 and Lindet street costs 70000 plus right of way 22096.63. Outside engineers backed Phillips figures as too low and contingency ready.

Linden Spruce Street Select Council Ar. Rovhe Pressnrei Spruce Street Bridge Lindet Street Roghe Phillips Laver Swetland Street Swetland Estate Fellows Estate A. Pineh Bank Swetland A. Finch E Robinson

Man fined for threats to sister in police court

William Maher appeared in police court charged with threatening his sister. He denied the charge but admitted telling her she ought to have her neck cut. The alderman found him guilty to the extent of $5.

William Maher Maher

Burglars Loot Hagen Stable In Pine Brook

Burglars entered Herman Hagen’s stable behind his Capouse avenue residence in Pine Brook on Wednesday night and stole harness and other articles. No suspects or clues have been found to identify the thieves.

Pine Brook Herman Hagen Capouse Avenue

Keeley Institute treatment urged for alcohol habit cure

The article discusses how vows and resolutions fail against inveterate drinking habit and promotes Keeley Institute at 726 Madison Avenue Stanton Pass as a lasting remedy. It frames addiction as a disease and urges readers to seek treatment to permanently quit drinking.

Keeley Institute Madison Avenue Stanton, Pass

Gautsehi and Sone Orchestrial Organs Catalog

Philadelphia maker Gautsehi and Sone at 1040 Chestnut Street advertises Wonderful orchestral organs priced at 5 and 10 dollars. They offer Old magle Vonxes repaired and improved with new tunes. Includes images and telephone line references for tunes and greetings.

Gautsehi & Sone Chestnut Street Philadelphia Magle Vonxes

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