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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1897

Page

8

City Notes and Local Events Highlight Scranton Community

The piece lists numerous local happenings including union events, court matters, banquets, and sewer project estimates. It notes the Journeymen Barber’s Union meeting, a three mile North End sewer plan with a total estimated cost of 28 028.77, and upcoming banquets and appointments in Scranton and surrounding areas with several residents named.

Barber's’ Union Musil Dantel S. Morton Pennsylvania Volunteers Cyythda de Lacey Superior Court Idrmiral Federal Court Williameport Boar of Trade Jermain Atherton Mot Peneriad Mistry Order United States Majors Aivlock North End Phillips STU Board of Contraat Ite

Novel Jacket Sale Offers Sliding Price on Saturdays

Advertisers propose next Saturday a special sale of their entire stock of ladies and misses jackets. At the first hour from 10 to 11 a.m. price is seven dollars, with each subsequent hour dropping by one dollar. Read the ad in this issue for details.

Funeral Notice for Mrs Amanda Manrer

On January 21 1507 Mrs HH Amanda Manrer widow of Dr Georgy W Muster age 71 years relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral Saturday morning at 10 oclock from the residence of her daughter Mrs Sherer 72 Madison Events burial private

Art Lecture at College Hall by Hon. M. T. Corcoran

An evening at St Thomas College hall featured Hon. M. T. Corcoran of Cincinnati delivering Cloister and Studio a study of church culture reviving arts through a thousand years. Reproductions and Gregorian music with Prof. Haydn Evans and a quartet heightened the show.

St. Thomas’ College Hall M. ‘T. Corcoran Cincinnali Europe Christ Haydn Evans Lizzie Hughes-Brundage Mise Margaret Jones Thomas Beynon Richard Thomas Liew Herbert Rene Wa Grutzgner Sleeta Orreglo R. J. Burke John Boyle O'Reilly Council Young Men's Institute Arepleas Corcoran Traders’ National Bank Cincinmati The

Second Night of Ben Hur Enthralls Frothingham Crowd

The Frothingham audience, larger than opening night, praised a sharper second Ben Hur performance with improved promptness and continued graceful dancing by Molse Phelpe Miss Spencer and Miss Simpson. Juvenile dances Butterflies and Sprites Panasie drew strong applause. box seats sold to notable patrons while many seats remained available for today’s matinee and evening shows.

Prank Jermyn C. R. Parke Nellie Drake Hull Graw Conley S. Weston E. L. Fuller T. HH. Watkins J. W. Oakford

Local Davis Theatrical Star Wins Divorce Ruling

Bessie J. Eastwood, native to these parts, joins a touring company after a judge grants her freedom from Douglas Eastwood. They married March 16 1640 in Dunmore Pa and separated September 16. She has two children, Henry and Hianche, custody awarded to her. Eastwood was prominent on the west side social circles and her parents live on Washington Boulevard.

Chicago Dispatch Davis Bessie J. Eastwood Cibtons Dunmore Isdt Egetwood Bunehct Keys Company West Side Washington Boulevard Fastwood Henry F Hianche Eastwood

College of Commerce Notes Promotes Practical Education

The College of Commerce unveils a new course of study emphasizing practical learning. Owners Gregory McCloskey and Trainer offer spacious rooms for Business English Shorthand and typing departments with visitor hours from 9 am to 1 pm on Lackawanna and Penn avenues Sumter Building.

W. P. Gregory A. L. McCloskey W. J. Trainer Hoomes Lackiwanna Penn Avenues Sumter Wuilding College of Commerce Gregory, McCloskey Trainer

Dawn of Prosperity Poultry Show Prompts Cheer

Poem fragment notes anxious speaker urged to visit a poultry show. The other voice claims heart may be cheered as good times near when all the toustera crow.

Henrietta

Tobacco Shortage Hits Factories as Prices Rise

Several cigar factories unable to secure Ha Vara tobacco have closed while others raise WW percent. Park & Tilford offers Mi Favorita Key West cigars at 46 per thousand and .40 per box. El Pro reso Key West cigars at $5 per thousand and 2.50 per box. All Webbe colors, E G Coursen, 428 Lackawanna Avenue.

Park & Tilford Mi Favorita Key West EL Pro“reso Webbe Coursen Lackawanna Wvernue

Advertising blip for Crystal Laundry and Koneeny's hairdresser

A compact ad list promotes Crystal Laundry and Koneeny's hairdresser at 317 Lacka with mentions of up to date styles and great bargains. The short notice invites readers to praise or criticize the services.

Koneeny Lacka

Central Scranton Lot Sales Offer Easy Terms

An advertisement invites buyers to purchase choice lots in Scranton near business districts and amenities. It touts walks, curbs, sewers, gas and water mains, stem heat and some asphalt paving. Clear title guaranteed. Call Jones at 311 Spruce for circular.

Central Scranton Adama Jefferson Madison Monroe Avenues Jones Spruce

Paine's Celery Compound Pastes Illness Beyond Other Cures

Mishawaka resident John W. Boyd testifies Paine's Celery Compound cured his severe nervous and muscular rheumatism after doctors and electrical treatments failed. He reports rapid improvement, weight gain, and renewed energy, and his wife notes nervousness relief. The testimonial urges others to try the remedy, claiming no substitute matches its power.

Paine John W. Boyd Mishawaka Ind

Mullen challenges Foley bid for Lackawanna school director

Peter Mullen filed objections to Patrick Foley’s nomination alleging non residents voted and that the primary board acted without swearing in. He cites four non residents in district and many non U S residents voted, plus irregular ballot handling and oath omissions. The hearing date is set January 27. The text also notes unrelated talent show details and a large audience.

Peter Mullen Lackawanna County Mullen Patrick F. Foley United States Foley Daniel Hartnett James Reardon Michael Shea Timothy Collier, Jr James Cotter Michael Hartnett Patrick Hartnett James Hartnett Jacoy Sencairch William Reseski James Selveska Frank Paski Powele Paski Stanley Goweszki James Shea

Recital by Pupils in J M Chance Studio

Yesterday afternoon at 4 30 J M Chance presented his first piano pupils recital in his studio. The program featured pieces by Mabel Runne Ruth Hanley Mary Giarhart and others with student names and selections from Beethoven and others. Mr Chance departs Monday for a trip to Old Mexico with H G Clark joining in St Louis and returning by March.

J. M. Chance Amorto Mabel Runnle Errat Mr. Chance Old Mexico H. G. Clark Missouri Parish Railroad St. Louie Mareh L

Samuel Davidow Killed in Sunbury Uncle of Scranton Brothers

A New Yorker Samuel Davidow, uncle of the Davidow brothers of Scranton, was killed by a lovomitive in Sunbury on Friday. He lived on Madison Avenue in New York and worked in clothing. Ierman Davidow, a New York brother, handled the remains. Alger Davidow of Scranton was a nephew who went to Sunbury.

Scranton House Ackawatina Avenue Charles Robinson Victor Koch Charlee Miller Jobny Stenore Ark New York Penneslvania Railroad Jobin C. Amandt Jennie Foote Scranton Owen Gaven Katie Flemmnes James H. Walsh Lackawanna Township Eseabeth Mitchell Avoca Charles Allen Util Eltewheth J. Thomas Carbondale Thronislau Grugneky Mary Sylvanska Archbald William Udkas Atle Piteavitz Anton Veronika Rosska Priveturg John Gouka Victoria Bomonowasa Scramton Dionysius Pyrox Helena Lesko Olyphant Yeesterday Thomas Samuel Davidow Sunbury Davidow Brothers Madison Avenue New York City Ierman Alger Davidow

Prospecting for coal in Shades Creek district reports small vein

Geologists and mining experts note vague belief in coal deposits along the route between here and Meirtake. Prospectors at Shades Creek have opened a small vein on a mountain ledge, but it is not yet thick enough for commercial use. Indications suggest a thicker seam may be viable with further work. Wilkes-Barreans report on the scene.

Genoglats Here Meirtake HHO Pydsert Cat Shades Creek Binkesties

It steadies the nerves and promotes argention in beverage form

A note describes a drink that steadies the nerves clears the brain and gives a pleasant wholesome beverage effect. It characterizes the beverage as soothing and restorative. The text emphasizes its wholesome nature and mental clarity benefits.

Pigs' Poet and Sauer Kraut Lunch Today at St. Cloud

Community event at St. Cloud features a Pigs' Poet reading and a Sauer Kraut lunch. Local residents invited to enjoy literary entertainment paired with traditional fare. Proceeds support neighborhood programs.

St. Cloud

Unmissable Bargain Opportunity Promises Unheard Prices

Advertisers urge readers to attend a major sale offering unprecedented low prices this year on a wide range of goods, framing the event as a once in a year chance to save.

Dailey in a Good Thing at the Academy of Music

Jovial Pete Dailey headlined the new farce A Good Thing at the Academy of Music last night. Flora Irwin played three roles and sang popular songs to enthusiastic applause while James T. Kelly and the rest of the company contributed lively entertainment.

Pete Dailey Academy of Wilsing Dalley Flora Irwin May Irwin Dailey James T. Kelly Wil

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