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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1896

Page

6

General Gobin Denies Millar Resignation From Service

Alderman Millar resigns as inspector of the Third brigade and as major, but Headquarters Lebanon rejects the retirement. General Gobin notes no sufficient reason and disapproves the retirement, stating the good of the service cannot permit it at this time. Millar replies he will not press the acceptance while Gobin’s position stands.

Gobin Millar Alderman Millar Third Brigade Lebanon J. P

Wanted coal plant engineer for Cape Breton Nova Scotia

A first class practical mining engineer is sought to open develop and manage a coal plant in Cape Breton Nova Scotia The applicant must be able to take charge of the entire business supervise construction and management of tramways loading piers wharves etc Reply with references and state salary One month WILLIAM PENN HUSSEY General Manager Broad Cove Coal Co Ltd Mason Building Boston Mass Also HUYLER S Pure Delicious Cocoa and Chocolates advertised for retailers and rocers

Cape Breton Nova Scotia William Penn Hussey Broad Cove Coal Co., Ltd Mason Building Boston Mass Huyler Huyler's

Sunday News Departments Preview

The Sunday News will feature science, regress, the household, fashion, good earth, our young folks and curiosity shop. Pillabury's Flour mills run 17 500 barrels daily. Read about the first mutiny in American naval history in Sunday News tomorrow.

Pillabury

Social season swells with dances and weddings in Scranton

The era of large evening events continues with many rehearsals for the upcoming Frothingham theater fete and numerous social gatherings. Weddings include Miss Bessle A. McTighe and Edward J. O’Brien at St. John’s Church. Edward Wetter and Margaret Stein wed at St. Mary’s. Otto Behjosts and Kat Kloss wed. George Cunningham’s surprise party honors. and many engagements and engagements noted among Scranton residents while club dances and teas sustain the social scene.

Scranton Bessle A. McTighe Bernard McTighe Cherry Street Edward J. O'Brien Stone Avenue St. John’s Church Fig Street South Side Society FE. J. Melley Katie Reardon Mendelssohn Joseph Hannon Prospect Avenue Mamie McTighe Mrs. O'Brien New York City Alder Street Mary Kelley Irving Avenue Misa Lizzie Miss Harnetta Lile Gaffeny Mary Brady Mary Snow Della Davis Barrett Conners Pittston Tessie O'Malley Kathe Donahoe Winifred Melvin Kate Gi O'Malley Ella F. Donahoe Mary Murphy Lucy Coggins Edward Morris McGee Burke James Kirmesa Frothingham Theater Edward Wetter Margaret Stein Cedar Avenue St. Mary's German Catholic Church South Side Lizzie Fisher Joseph Henn Otto Behjosts Kat Kloss P. C. Christ St. Mary's German Church

Pressclub Dance and Social Notes from Scranton

Community social notes cover a Wilkes-Barre dance, Scranton visitors mingling with friends, and residents returning from visits. Marriages at St Marys Church, local health board meeting in Harrisburg, and a seven-decade birthday reunion are reported alongside hotel registrations and court news.

Wilkes-Barre Wesley Woodruff Wilkens Scrantom Irene Scurry Carbondale San Margaret Davies Washburn Street James J. Cummings Olyphant John H. Davies Avoca F. P. Doty Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Parsonage E. A. Wright Spencer Pleasant Mount Thomas F. Wells Green Ridge Benjamin Williams Middle Granville N. J Thomas D. Thomas South Main Avenue Conrad Schroeder Mary Cecilia Schroeder Germany New York Harbor St. Mary's Church Providence John Nolan Bridget Kenahan John Gallagher Mary Gallagher H. L. Taylor Florida Taylor Philadelphia W. A. Paine West Side J. K. Bentley North End State Boards of Health Harrisburg Scranton Board of Health D. Meyers Mra Ben BE Meyers Orpha Slocum John Keator Familly John A. Meyers Clark's Summit St. Denis New York Beeler FE. Coleman Mre Milas Coursen Frank Reeder Scranton Superior Court Lorraine Williamsport Rise Willard, Wickham Reeder Orlady Smith Archbald, Gunster Edwarda E. B. Sturges North Washington Avenue Philadelphia Times

Detective Hall to Speak at Y M C A Hall in Scranton

Baltimore detective Todd B. Hall will address Scranton's Young Men's Christian Association audience at 3 45 tomorrow after a musical program directed by Chance. The talk blends crime investigation insight with gospel themes and aims to show sin’s effects and salvation’s power.

Y. M. C. A. Hall Todd B. Hall Baltimore Scranton Association Detective Hall Chance L. R. Freeman New York Young Men‘s Chrivtian Association

The Rising Generation at Academy of Music

William Barry drew a full house at the Academy of Music last night in The Rising Generation. His portrayal of McShayne earned warm acclaim, with critics praising his natural, engaging Irish American character. The strong company included Barry’s daughter, and many patrons were turned away at the crowded venue.

Barry and Company Academy of Music William Barry Mr. Barry McShayne

Street Commissioner Bans Tunnelling Under Pavements

Street Commissioner Kinsley forbids plumbers from tunnelling under asphalt in digging gas and water ditches. He notes tunnelling damages pavement and costs $2.65 per square yard for repairs, signaling a change in common practice.

Kinsley

Kinsley objects to plan on pavement damage and cost

The plan faces opposition from Kinsley who argues solid refilling cannot be packed, causing pavement settlement and city expense. Also included are various local ads and notices about Hood's Sarsaparilla, dining rooms, ice delivery, and upcoming Sunday Press features.

Kinsley

Homes of Poets frames and etchings sale

Three dozen pictures sold last week and demand grows daily. A surplus of 1,000 frames led to a learning sale. Bring a picture to be framed and we will fit it and provide the frame for about the price of the glass. 109 real signed etchings feature birthplace or homestead sites of poets and authors.

Young Firm Promises Fresh Service and Profits

A new company markets itself as modern and aggressive, emphasizing its youth, fresh stock, and eagerness to place orders and earn profits for clients. The firm aims to compete with established rivals by highlighting its up-to-date resources and appetite for growth.

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