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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1894

Page

3

Local social notes from Pittston and area

Captain John C. Delaney of Harrisburg visits Pittston with Col Bara Ripple James W Oakford and Sue McAnuity in town Mrs P H Gilgallon and Miss Jules Allan depart for Whitney s Point N Y D D Deyo of North Dakota former Pittston resident plans permanent return PJ Cavey and Miss Angie O Malley to wed Wednesday at St Peters cathedral John W McGinley and Charles McGinley guests of M A McGinnley entourage to Doomore as Penn Coal engineers move headquarters James Bryden civil engineer to relocate with wife among Pittston friends

John C. Delaney Harrisburg Col. Bara Ripple James W. Oakford Sue McAnuity Pittston P. H. Gilgallon Misa Jules Allan Whitney's Point N.Y D. Deyo North Dakota PJ. Cavey Angie O'Malley St. Peter's John W. McGinley Charles McGinley Mauch Chunk M. A. McGinnley Pittaton

Man Declared Not Guilty After Jury Verdict

District Attorney Kelly called John Monaghan for sentence but the judges paused as the jury delivered a verdict of not guilty. Laughter broke out as the jury’s decision was read. Monaghan was charged with assault and battery by his wife, who with her husband was committed to the sheriff until costs are paid.

Kelly John Monaghan Monaghan Archibald Daniels Amile Dar

Scranton Volunteer Firemen Elect Officers for Next Year

At a regular meeting of the Scranton Volunteer Firemen the following officers were elected for the ensuing year President John Ro Kime recording secretary F W Zizelosan financial secretary A K Simrell treasurer P J Hickey.

Scranton Ravb'a John Ro Kime Recordin F. W. Zizelosan Financia A. K. Simrell P. J. Hickey

Republicans Hold Third District Convention in Scranton

A Republican convention is scheduled in Scranton in the arbitration room of the courthouse on Tasaday Feb. 6 1604 at 2 oclock to elect one district delegate to the state convention in Harrisburg. It notes primaries for Ins ignance committees on Feb 3 18M between 4 and 7 pm with Ed Nertavr and McOnispix as officials.

Third Legislative District Court House City of Scranton Tasaday Harrisburg Nertavr Dows McOnispix Scranton

Scranton Business Directory Planned With Views and Ads

Tan Tamone will publish a carefully compiled directory of leading wholesale banking manufacturing and professional interests in Scranton and vicinity. The edition will be bound with photogravure views of public buildings and business blocks. Remington typewriters and Edison phonographs are for sale or rent at 48 Spruce Street. A bicycle priced at 85 will be sold for 45 and can be seen at the Tribune office.

Tan Tamone Scranton Ti Thimnune

West Side Happenings of a Day Delights Hyde Park Readers

A compact Hyde Park column highlights local events and daily notices. Community residents share small updates on meetings, arrivals, and services, offering a snapshot of neighborhood life for the day.

Hyde Park

Gift to Philosophical Society and Local Socials

A generous donor provides the Welsh Philosophical Society with a $1,000 gift announced with anonymity. The same evening Lizzie Eshleman hosts a surprise party on Mull ein Street with many friends and lively skits. Viola Johnson, of 811 Hampton Street, dies after a thirteen year illness at age 18. A West Side skating party at Number Seven and various arrests mark a busy Saturday with church disturbances and a board of trade meeting on bridge questions planned for tomorrow night.

Viola Johnson Seven—Board of Trade Welsh Philosophical Society Eten P Davis W. A. Frica William Davia Jamea A. Evate Penjimio Hughes WS Jones N. R. Evans Lizale Eshleman Mullein Street Guimes Della Keapp Greenwood Thay Misea Lizzie Mayers Hattie Earnon Hersia Mayers Mani Smith Bbie Laning Mig Ruub Jamie Lawrences Margaret Powell Jarrie Hill Nettie Lowik Hampton Street Miss Johnson Washburn Street West Side Board of Trade Robert Morris Lodge of American Iverites Order Co-operative North Main Avenus George Howell Hyde Park Literary and Dsbating Society Ivorite Lodge Mra John O'Malley Jackson Street St. Patrick's Church Gwilym A. Williame The Republican Wilkesa- Barre Mise Lottie Powell Lincoln Avenue John W. Young Pittston George Vipond Jackson Atreat A. B. Holmes South Main Avenue Woshburn Street Presbyterian Church Phillips Hubert Lossing Elm Street Nicholas Anapar Petar Thoman Charles Samsong St. Mary's German Catholic Church

Sentences Imposed on Week's Offenders

Court Saturday handed down punishments to offenders with charges including manslaughter larceny and assault. David Wellner of Winton received six years six months in Eastern Penitentiary plus 500 dollar fine. Tomes Brock faces three years three months in the penitentiary and 500 dollar fine. Others include Anthony Peanut and Anthony Valening for larceny each fined one dollar and jailed one year six months.

David Wellner Winton Eastern Penitentiary W. W.thorpe Coats Tomes Brock Eastern John Campbell Frank House of Refuge Archbald Michel Godfrey William Godfrey Costa Notuilty

Personal Holiness Sermon Anchors Dunmore Church

Dr. B C Robinson of Scranton preached at Dunmore Presbyterian on the text I Chronicles 5 1 2, urging personal holiness and unity in church work. He linked Israelite covenant duties to Christian duty and urged active participation in church life and devotion to Christ. The piece notes a Junior Christian Endeavor social Friday, local political notes, and civic updates.

B.C Robinson Second Presbyterian Churchs Scranton Dunmore Presbyterian Church Robinson Aa Paul The Holy House of God Christ Christian Hadeavor Society Presbyterian Church W. T. Messenger Florida South Odd Fellowa’ Hall T. P. Woodward Pioneer Interiat Mason and Dixon Horan Duisley Street T. J. Langan Minnie Brown Honiley's Jacob Husterline David Kaufmann Canada Tri Triste Miles

Herring Seeks New Office in Williamsport

Herring, the recipient of Boss Harritg's favor in the collector ship, visits Williamsport to seek a new federal office space. He appears reluctant to move from Scranton but may be unable to take the room in the handsome government building.

Williamsport Grant Herring Harritg Federal Scranton

Polish Catholic Insurance Society to Organize in South Side

The St. Joseph's Insurance Company, a Polish Catholic order, is forming a new society on an assessment plan with 200 members, aiming for 500. It will insure families on death and provide survivor benefits and is petitioning for a charter to be presented by M. A. McGinley.

St. Joseph's Insurance Company M. A. McGinley Spruke Honesdale John Orr Marine Social Club South Side Réyalous Club Frank Jones Humphrey Charles Farnham Lackawanna Iron and Stewl Company Humptray F. L. Terppe Germany Music Hall W. Woentpfahl Meadow Brook Blu Street

Park Place church concert notes and local happenings

North End residents announce a Park Place Methodist church musical entertainment with a long lineup of vocalists instrumentalists and recitations. The article also mentions a locally built one horse power steam engine by Charles Anson, a proposed baseball grounds relocation, upcoming wedding for William Shaw, and a catalog ad for P P P blood purifier alongside general notices.

Pavilotina Mise Nettie van Gonder Min Snowmaker Anna Wod Etla Hawks Abraham Wakefield W. Seaman Vowal Balo Richard Heckel Cra la Rosa Arthur Miss Edith van Gorder Bnit George Busch Pinno Clara la Roe Tripp Mason & Snowdon North End Providence William Shaw Park Place Scranton Shaw

Acquiring Habits And Reading For Children

All minds are not constituted alike and parents should place a wide range of reading within reach of children. A complete library fosters interest, industry, and a love of books, as illustrated by the Britannica offer via the Tribune. The Edinburg edition from Scribner’s Sons is advertised at 125 dollars after a 5 dollar per volume price, with 2000 pages of extra material and new maps, though it may be withdrawn soon.

Britannica The Tribune Edinburg Charles Scribner's Sons Scripner

Kidnapping Suspect Sought for Missing Eddie Brotherton

In Wilkes Barre Times reports Charles B. White searched Scranton streets for five year old Eddie Brotherton who vanished from Ashley. Police chase leads to organ grinder named Rocco accused of straying through town with Daisy Bell and Do Do My Huckleberry Do as Eddie is described with black eyes dark hair and corduroy knickers. The item also mentions a book sale promotion and discounted volumes for subscribers.

Charles B. White Wilkes- Barre Eddie

Reinhart's Market Daily Deals at 33 and 3 Lackawanna

Daily specials from Reinhart's Market at 33 and 3 Lackawanna Avenue offer round steak l5c, sirloin steak 14c, standing rib roast 70c, chuck roast 60c, boiling beef 4c, fresh pork 24c, pork sausage 16c with hours a.m. to 10 a.m. each day.

Reinhart's Lackawanna Avenue

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