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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1895

Page

4

City street work aims for a metropolitan look in Carbondale

Foreman Killeen reports extensive repairs on 90 Street and Lincoln Avenue after storm damage. Church Street crews fix substandard work by Hart & Dunn and warn of sunk pavement at Union depot and broken planks at White bridge. Belmont pave delayed as traction company stalls, risking legal action. Mrs Delevan injured in car track culvert incident as passengers jumped to avoid collision.

Belmoat Street Church Street Killeen Hugh Atkenson Chchurch Street Hart & Dunn Union Depot White Bridge Belmont Mra. Delevan

The Union Picnic Concerts at Carbondale

Preparations complete for a two concert Union picnic with Mozart Band. Morning and 2 30 pm programs feature Sousa Dirigent Bennett and Gounod Faust selections. Dinner at noon, trains from Carbondale, 30 cent adult 25 cent child. Afternoon baseball game between Presbyterian Sunday school and other schools.

Ham Max Lathrope J. B. Hoyt Julinus Caesar Luscomb Bennett Laurent Pat Pourri Simpernel Pelter Old Kentucky Carbondale Presbyterian Sunday School

Belmont man threatens suit over wife’s injuries at White Bridge

R. J. Delevan of Belmont street plans to sue the transit company for his wife’s injuries from a collision at White Bridge station. He alleges negligence by the motorman as a car approached a sharp curve, another car turning the corner.

Transit Company R. J. Delevan Belmont Street Whitebridge Tribune Delevan

Funeral of William H Phillips Held With Large Attendance

The funeral of William H. Phillips was held yesterday afternoon conducted by Rev T E Jepson and Rev Abram Jones. Knights of Pythias members attended along with Delaware and Hudson shop employees. Pallbearers included Francis Smith J A Clark Joseph Vanaan Reese A Price and J B Sampson. Out of town mourners joined locals from Hyde Park Olyphant Peckville and Luzerne.

Phillipe William H. ‘Phillips T. E. Jepson The Baptist Church Abram Jones Knights of Pythias Delaware and Hudson Francis Smith J. A. Clark Joseph Vanaan Reese A. Price J.B. Sampson Irs Harry Jones Mra Roderick Jones John Williams Willam ©. Jenkins Hyde Park William Adair David Parry George William Davis Joseph M. Davis Olyphant Mira Frank Hoyt Peckville William Rowley Luzerne

McLaughlin Sought by Boston After Carbondale Wins

Carbondale baseball ace Napoleon Alexis McLaughlin, missing from Bordentown on leave, is courted by Boston with a $600 offer but the state league demands at least $1,000. Manager Matt Swift travels to Hazleton as club officials discuss the bid.

Carbondale Napoleon Alexis McLaughlin Bordentown N.J Tony Letts Anthracite Mac Manaager Matt Swift Hazleton Boston McLaughlin

Garrick club invited to Elmira for charity performance

The Garrick club- amateurs rehearsing Boucicaults London Assurance- have been invited by Rev J W Hussie formerly of Carbondale to perform in Elmira New York for his church benefit The date to be set by Father Hussie and the show likely to be staged in the latter part of September for Emergency Hospital aid.

Garrick Club Boucicault London Assurance J. W. Hussiec Elmira N. Y Father Hussie Bentley's Creek Carbondale Hussie

Pottsville Here Today In State League Clash

A telegram to J W Aitken from Matt Swift confirms Pottsville will play today and tomorrow in the state league. Pottsville, a local favorite led by manager Barney Conroy, also schedules games Monday and likely Hazleton midweek as backers vow to stay strong.

Matt Swift J. W. Aitken Pottsville Forest City Olyphant Pottaville Barney Conroy Hazleton

Toe Nearly Severed In Glass Jump At Pocket Scene

Walter Smith a Brooklyn Street boy jumped from the top of the Delaware and Hudson pocket plane and landed on a hidden glass shard. A doctor treated him for a severely injured toe with stitches, and he can hobble at home.

Walter Smith Brooklyn Street Delaware and Hudson

Narrow escape as shutter falls on Salem man

John H. Wilson of Salem avenue narrowly avoids serious harm when a heavy office shutter blew off in a gust and struck him while he sat at his desk. The falling shutter caused wonder and many congratulated him on his luck.

John H. Wilison Salem Avenue

State League Standings Carbondale Trims Gap in Race

Hasleton defeated its rival again while Pottsville Lancaster and Carbondale remained idle due to Allentown and Reading defections. The result strengthens Hasleton in the standings though Carbondale gains but still trails with uncertain outlook for the locals.

Carbondale Hasleton Pottsville Lancaster Allentown Reading

Carbondale Team Builds Confidence Ahead of Scranton Test

Carbondale shows strong form as Patchen rests with a two week layoff at first base and Massey backs behind the plate. Captain Westlake remains a fan favorite amid a shared photogenic Atlantic City moment. Yorkes the new pitcher arrived from Lancaster and expects to stay with the club. Westlake and Massey may relocate to Carbondale permanently.

Carbondale Scranton Matt McQuade Big Bill Massey George Westlake Atlantic City Eddie Sales Yorkes Lancaster Westlake Massey

Carbondale notes and local illnesses on a Wednesday

A hustler named Smith at the lower round house backed an engine into a pit during a move but no damage occurred. Charles Morris remains seriously ill from stomach ulcer complications as Dr. Gardner consults with Dr. Bailey.

Smith Lower Round House Charles Morris Morris & Spathe Morris Gardner Scranton D. L. Bailey Effie Vandermark Millersville State Normal School Camp Crystal Association Dundaff Rink Isaac Singer Ed. Warrington Andy O'Connell Pat Connor Henry Singer Albert Clark Providence Lydia Couch Washington Street Minnie Ulmer Ocean Grove Fannie Raynor Elenor L. Smith Dante Avenue Snyder County Edna Courtright Wayne Street Als Hannah Léonard Wyoming Street Wilkes Barre Sadie Nealon Olyphant Cty I. E. Whpple Cooperstown N. Y Vislting O. L. Utley John Thirllen Farview Street Frank Yarrington Port Jervis William Yarrington John Byrne Waterford Mary Byrne Rich Europe Jacob Laffiter New York Cutter Singer Tribune Carbondale Patrick Corcoran Southee Kate McNichols West Side Millie Bruners E. M. Cahoons Hyde Park John H. Reese MR. A. Jadwin Harvey's Lake Edward Drivner R. I Joseph Reardon Canaan Street Thomas G. Coughlin Gertrude Collins Susie Banks Julia Coughlin Ormonde New York City John Coogan Newton Lake D. W. Gathercole Nanticoke B. Jermyn I. M. Bunnell, Jr J. A. Mott John Reynolds James Woolsey Michael Moran Staracea Alze H. C.butler Soran Bualnenss Erie Ontario

Industry Happenings on Loans and Coal Trade

The report covers Philadelphia banks loans and deposits with 34.19 percent average, H. P. Nall Works plans indefinite mill closure after a proposed 12.5 percent raise, United Mine Workers division discusses age limits and certificate fraud, Reading Coal and Iron price notes, and June statements for Reading Railroad and Coal and Iron showing deficits and rising costs.

Washington Philadelphia Cleveland Ohio H. P. Nall Works Company Portagille United Mine Workers Rinn Collery Henderson Reading Coal and Iron Company Iron and Steel Bessemer Pig Ia Pittsburg Valley Western Works Reading Railroad and Coal and Iron Companies Coal and Iron Company

A Friend at Court Engaged to Sister Sparks Banter

A humorous Tid-Bita item jokes about discovering affection for a boy only after becoming engaged to his sister, reflecting light social wit and the era’s domestic irony. The brief quip captures playful relationship dynamics within a courtly circle.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Carbondale News Bes Adnette, Marine En J. Scott Inglis Award Ave M’laughlin Bostos Napoleoon John Wilson Tb State League U.S Ww L. PC Hawleton Csenens Oon Sereneneensene Ojamsens F. B. Smith Mith Lackawanna Ave Sorantos Wen Bell Clothing House Tering Hood H. H. Price Hood’s Pills Sherif Luzerne County Empire Dry Goods CO Lacka Ave Kerr, Liebecker & CO Bon Dale Dickson Manufacturing CO Jardiniere Wyoming Avenue
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