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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1896

Page

3

Marriages News and Local Events Chronicle

Reports of social announcements include a wedding to be held at St Patrick's Church with a reception at the bride’s parents’ home, and a town address by Rev Slants in the German dialect. Also noted are theater and club activities, a murder trial update in Hollidaysburg, and a coal industry job ad in Cape Breton.

Mors Austin Madden Arian Society PF. J. Slants Myers Cape Breton Nova Scotia William Penn Hussey Broad Cove Coal Co., Ltd Mason Building Boston Maas

Baltimore Detective Chief Hall Inspires With Converts Sermon

Todd B Hall chief of Baltimore police spoke to hundreds at the YMCA urging obedience to Christ. He recounted reform of criminals, including a forger converted on a train and a note payment saved by prayer. About 100 attendees took pamphlets introducing Jesus Christ.

Todd B. Hall Detective Bureau Baltimore Police Department Young Men's Christian Association Chief Hall Hall Jesus Christ Christ Boston Baltimore Virginia Hallauld Beever Stock Exchange Scranton

Dickson Manufacturing Chief James P Dickson Resigns

James P Dickson president of the Dickson Manufacturing Co since June 1883 resigns his post in Scranton. He told Tribune reporters he intended to resign for some time and urged the board to accept. His successor is not named and his plans after leaving are unclear. He was born July 24 1852 in Carbondale and rose through the company to become president in June 1883.

Dickson Manufacturing, Co James P. Dickson Dickson Manufacturing Company Tribune Dickson Scranton Carbondale Lafayette College Delaware and Hudson Surveying Corps China House of Olyphant & Co Dickson Company Wilkes-Barre

City adopts auctioneer licensing to curb rogue sellers

The ordinance requires auctioneers to obtain a license and post a $500 bond to protect consignors, with $75 annual license tax and a $100 penalty for violations. Initiated by Mr Reagan of the Sixth ward, it was signed by Mayor Connell and goes into effect to deter fraudulent will o the wisps and protect established merchants paying taxes.

Reagan Connell

Lil Henry Faces Court Over City House of Iil Fame

Lil Henry the proprietress of a city house of ill fame will answer to court after a Saturday hearing before Alderman Millar. Bail set at 500 dollars for her appearance. three inmates Nellie Schumann Jennie Ott and Jennie Lina held on 100 dollars bail as witnesses. Kittie Lewis fined 10 dollars. three men John Clark Thomas Morgan and Andrew Baker each fined 10 dollars.

Lil Henry Iilfame Lil Millar Miss Henry Nellie Schumann Jennie Ott Jennie Lina Kittie Lewis Henry’s John Clark Riley Hdwards Thomas Morgan Mayfield Andrew Baker

Black Crook at Frothingham Draws Solid House

The Black Crook played at the Frothingham on Saturday afternoon and evening drawing good audiences. The spectacle was well mounted though the company was not as strong as in prior local productions. Louise Montrose and J. M. World delivered the standout specialties of the performance.

Rose Hill English Folly Company Rice & Horton Davis’ Theatre Rice & Burton Pittsburg Agg Restration Harry Willams’ Academy of Music Frothingham Black Crook Crook Louise Montrose J. M. World

Judge Edwards Denies New Trial in 1804 Murder Case

In Old Forge on June 17 1804 prisoner Cretenso Mercio faced Judge Edwards who refused a new trial and ordered death sentence to be carried out. The record notes extensive witness identifications and argues the verdict for first degree murder stands despite defense claims of misidentification and trial irregularities. Pillsbury's Flour mills capacity noted as 17,500 barrels daily.

Edwards Cretenso Mercio Hastings Supreme Court John R. Jones Jones Mercio Meroio Emanuel Lore Meralo Merolo Pillsbury's

Sixteen Year Old Willie Thomas Killed Jumping From Train

Sixteen year old Willie Thomas of 1134 Eynon street was struck and killed by a moving freight train near the Bellevue breaker while playing on railroad tracks with other youths. An inquest found death caused by recklessly playing about the Delaware Lackawanna and Western tracks. The funeral is set for tomorrow afternoon.

Willie Thomas Bellevue Eynon Street Bellevue Mine Longstreet Pennypacker W. (. Price George W. Evans Reese C. Powell Ely Harris G. 8. Williams

Busy Holiday Photo Sale Promises Framed Keepsakes

Three hundred pictures sold last week and demand grows daily. An excess stock of 1,000 frames led to a learning moment and a clearance mindset. HOMES 100 real signed etchings showcase birthplace or homestead of favorite poets and authors under the idea of security and value.

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