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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1895

Page

5

Anniversary Requiem Mass for Owen Cusick at St. Peter's

City notes report a high mass of requiem for Owen Cusick at St. Peter's Cathedral this morning. Dorothea Wenzel's will from Scranton is admitted to probate with letters testamentary granted to Jacob Eng and William Miller. The John R. Fordham Prohibition league of Green Ridge meets at United Evangelical Church annex on Capoose Avenue this evening at 1 o'clock. attendance of every member is desired.

St. Peter's Cathedral Owen Cusick Dorothea Wenzel Scranton Register Hopkins Jacob Eng William Miller John R. Fordham Prohibition League Green Ridge United Evangelical Church Capoose Avenue

Convention on Aug 6 Sets Primary Date for Third District

Third legislative district Republicans meet in court house to elect a permanent chair and set dates for primaries on Aug 2 and a convention to select a delegate for the state convention Aug 28 in Harrisburg. Schedule, nominations, and travel plans discussed. Will go to Danville and Harrisburg to review accounts and legal prerequisites for indigent insane care funding.

J. W. Houser Taylor F. M. Francis Dalton Watkins RK. Willis Reese Old Forge John Me‘Crindle Moosic Dr. Houser Cailtton Patrick F. Judge Duryea Francia Judge Court House Thomas Shotten Susnensum George W. Beemer Mary B. J. Lynett Danville Harrieburg Commonwealth Auditor General

Funeral for John Roberts Held at Providence Road

Funeral services for John Roberts were held yesterday afternoon from his home at 1250 Providence road. Members of Nay-Aug council No. 344 of Aha United American Mechanica attended the rites. An auction gala at Faurot House listed carpets, bedroom sets, mattresses, silverware and more. A baseball game was delayed to 4:20 due to Green Ridge Bicycle club races.

John Roberts Providence Road Nay-Aug Council Aha United American Mechanica Whicr Roberts Faurot House Washington Ave Green Ridge Bicycle Club Eers Fadrot Washington Avenue

Thirteenth Regiment Returns Home From Mt Gretna Encampment

The Thirteenth Regiment completed a seven day camp at Mt Gretna and returned to Wilkes Barre on Saturday afternoon. They traveled by rail via Cornwall and Lehigh Valley lines, arriving in Allentown and then Wilkes Barre with 512 men aboard. The homecoming was warmly received along Lackawanna avenue despite light crowds and dreary weather.

Mt. Gretta Lebanon Aesi Camplye Grounds Wilkes-Barre Mt. Gretna Cornwall Ranch Reading Railroad Allentown Welook Reading Lehigh Valley Road Penn Haven Junction Wilkes-Barre Mountains Lehigh Valley Mauch Chunk Scranton Delaware and Hudson Lackawanna Avenue Washington Linden Street Adams Avenue Armory Boys In Blue E. H. Ripple Miller W. H. Burke Johnny Chaar Oura Mr. Colony Nolace Rovielle

Traction Company GM successor names discussed and local politics

The Scranton Traction Company faces speculation over a new general manager with candidates including Brooklyn manager Frank Stivson and Scranton insiders like P. W. Gallagher. The Free Press questions Philadelphia movers and urges a Scranton choice. Also covered are Catholic Total Abstinence union plans, Grace Reformed church events, and Carbondale bootblack notes with local comments from police.

J. K. Beetem Scranton Trac Jon Frank Stivson Atlantic Avenue Line Brooklyn N. C Beedem Beetem Archer Breetem Scranton Traction Company Izzard Gallagher Secranton P. W. Gallagher Traction Company

Temperance Reunion at Mountain Park Draws Thousands

John G Woolley headlines the seventh annual Christian temperance reunion at Mountain Park next Monday drawing thousands from the valley. W C Weeden of New York will be the orator and the Young Men's Christian Association Glee Club will sing. Train schedules and fares from New York Ontario and Western and connections to Scranton are published with the notice.

John G. Woolley Mountain Park W. C. Weeden New York Young Men's Christian Association Glee Club Ontario & Western Forest City Carbondaleyn Jermyn Toham Archbald Widot Covssseenevnes Berarton la Plume Ucketa Scranton Dalton Glenburn Clark Chinchilla Seranton Central Railroad of New Jersey Co. Br, R N.J Miner's Mill Papmon Veeseeceeseeess Ou Wilkes-Barre Ashley Nanticoke Delaware, Lackawanna and Western the Park

Missionary Sermon Highlights Indian Converts and Women’s Role

Rev. L R Janney spoke at Cedarvenue Methodist Episcopal Church about his eleven years in India as a missionary among Hindus. He described Brahminical control, religious superstition, and the appeal of women in converting natives, noting about 1000 converts join the Methodist church annually and hoping to see this rise in the future. The pews were crowded for the eloquent address.

L. R. Janney Cedarvenue Methodist Episcopal Church India Ktew Janney Methodist Municipal Church

The Big Freeze of 1869 Tale From Wisconsin Hills

Alfred 8. Trade recounts John Coffee's tale of the 1869 Lake Superior freeze. James Buchanan Redblanket, an Indian trader, perishes in the cold after hauling peltry toward Marquette. the tribal funeral becomes a scene of ritual and humor as the tale ends with Redblanket demanding food and fire water.

Chicago Times-Herald Alfred Trade John Coffee Wisconsin Michigan Mr. Trude Tam Coffee James Buchanan Redblanket Munising Marquette Redblanket Lake Superior Bay Furnace Company Panposes Jamen Buchanan Toni

Frozen man debates death and revival in camp trial

In a remote camp dispute, lawyers argue whether a man in extreme cold was legally dead or in suspended animation. Redblanket, seeking tobacco and spirits, offers proceeds from a china bale to fund camp provisions as dogs and heat revive others.

Jamaica Coffee Redblanket Mr. Trude

The Beat Man on This Train in Huffals Incident

A westerly train scene at a small Huffals station ends with a Bradford man challenging a loud passenger who brandishes threats. The altercation escalates when the Bradford man punches the aggressor, who sustains a head wound needing five stitches, after mistakenly assuming the weapon was loaded.

Woodaman Huffals Rochester Pitteburg Pradford Hradford

I Am Going to Learn to Ride the Wheel

Alike playful dialogue and a humorous note fill this slice from the San Francisco Post. A woman tests a wheel at a shop and jokes about bloomers and skirts while a clerk and companion react to her hat pin antics, ending with a light quip about tires and Heaven.

Ashe Kearney

They waited at the gate as the crowd cried out

In Edinburgh on Flodden day and in Iceaville the townsfolk gathered at the gate. A lone figure approached. after three failed attempts to speak the man declares the umpire stole the game. Detroit Tribune notes a bicycle race at Driving Park at 2 pm.

Edenburgh Detroit Tribune

Sabbath Observance Scare Hits City Saloonkeepers

Reports from central precincts show saloonkeepers tightening rules on Sunday service amid Sabbath agitation. Hotels restrict bar access and room service, causing discontent among guests and long waits for drinks. Some insist the trend is temporary until enforcement subsides.

New York Hotel Jermyn Tribune Roo

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