Candidate for district attorney at Republican county convention
John R Jones announces candidacy for district attorney nomination at the Republican County convention.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1894
Page
5
John R Jones announces candidacy for district attorney nomination at the Republican County convention.
Local notes report Thomas Murphy released from Eastern penitentiary after a two year term. Michael Devine sues the People's Street Railway for 10000. Funeral of Mrs. James Kelly held at St Pauls Green Ridge. A boy fainted during a rain storm near Sand Banks. Scranton Undertakers' association meets to plan Owen J OBrien funeral. Olyphant case seeks 900 for a horse killed by a Delaware and Hudson bridge. Weekly Clearing House receipts total 501400.04. Knights of things meet at Odd Fellows ball after fire. Will probates for Joe Schanck and Emily G Taylor. Rev Dr Logan to lecture on Gettysburg for thirteenth regiment camp. Andrew Pardelamis case heard by Alderman De Saturday. Open All Night at Lohmans Spruce Street Bar B.
The board proposes higher pay for principals at top schools and a prelude to removing mediocre staff. It stresses teaching dedication over outside careers and vows sweeping reforms to attract the best teachers, with compensation to rise for the next year.
Rev D E Post of New York preached at Penn Ave Baptist Church during Rev Warren Partridge's Massachusetts coast visit. Morning and evening sermons were brief yet earnest. The evening focus was seek first the kingdom of heaven and the heart changing power of Christ's religion.
Scrantonians will witness yacht races at their doorstep as the Press Club regatta organizer announces a race featuring Attorney G Smith's clipper Fiyla against Cloud and the Mystle, a twenty foot center-boarder owned by Captain J A Greenbialgh and crewed by Passaic Bowl Club of Newark New Jersey. The event, part of the Lake Ariel regatta on August 14, is expected to attract a large audience.
Scranton correspondent John Niland was arrested after placing a large bulletin board on Wyoming Avenue announcing Dr. Haggerty’s hearing. Alderman Fitzsimmons fined Niland $5 as the officer escorted him.
Alfred Harvey acquires George R. Clark property on Washington avenue a four story building with 4 and 20 by 00 feet for 27000 dollars Huntington caterer occupies lower floor adjoining south property bought by Joseph Jermyn for 40000 dollars.
Chief Engineer Ferber told Tribune reporters that Common Councilman P. J. Hickey of the Nineteenth ward, a member of the association, will be presented at the upcoming meeting.
Dr LB H Throop sent a letter presenting the Neptune fire engine to the Volunteer Firemen Manual Association. Chief Ferber noted the presentation will be part of the association meeting likely Wednesday night at the room over Fred Durr's hotel on Lickawanna Avenue. W Koesler is expected to give the acceptance speech.
The employees of the Bridge Street Depot of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company gathered Saturday evening to honor Station Master Charles Orchard after three years of service. Ticket Agent George J. McDonald presented a gift and spoke warmly, with Orchard delivering a gracious acceptance in return.
Owen Cusick a Lackawanna avenue hotelier and liveryman died after a carriage collision on North Washington avenue. He was 46, survived by ten children, and known for charity. Funeral set for St Peter's Cathedral with high mass.
A large gathering at College Hall last night discussed the St Peters Cathedral excursion to Mountain Park scheduled for August 19. John Mughran chaired the meeting with reports from several committees noting that arrangements are well in hand to ensure the comfort and enjoyment of attendees. Committees from the Young Men's Institute outlined games and related details, and a child supervision and ticket exchange committee was to be appointed.
William Hepler, once a driver for Sowers Packing, sued for $14 wages. He argued monthly employment and missing pay, while the firm claimed weekly payment. The court found in his favor, awarding the claimed amount. Dh G Lavnacn, dentist, Gas and Water Company building, Wyoming Avenue. Latest improvements. Eight years in Beranton.
Dr Gibbons of New York City will be in his Scranton office at 441 Wyonleg Avenue every Monday from morning until 9 PM.
Funeral of Lieutenant H. R. Madison of Company B drew a large crowd of officers and firefighters in Scranton. The procession included Colonel Ripple and staff, Major Whitney, Captain Rowland, and veterans, ending with three volleys and taps. Regimental orders and encampment preparations followed, with officer meetings set at Scranton City Guard armory to discuss the upcoming camp and inspections.
A report notes a man present at inspection and a 100 percent assurance. The Third brigade will camp at Seminary Ridge, site of the first day’s battle, with extended order and guard duties. Colonel Ripple plans regimental drill and review at the new school site next Thursday evening. Captain Chase and Lieutenant Rob Hingwod Ranch passed a creditable examination before the brigade board. Cahilla
A Delaware Lackawanna and Western line incident near Creave on Saturday injured a passenger identified as Jasob Buck. His foot was crushed and severely cut while attempting to board the moving train. He was transported to Moses Taylor Hospital where doctors amputated his foot.
A Masonic reunion planned for next Thursday at Varview gathers members from Pennsylvania and southern New York. Col Edward M L Baloras and M Wickwire will speak to a large crowd, with special excursion trains from Scranton and Carbondale and Mozart band providing music and refreshments.
John Swartz and his wife awoke drugged and found $120 belonging to the Switchmen's Mutual Aid Association missing from under a pillow at 1310 Luzerne Street. Police suspect intruders entered the night before and chloroforming may have occurred. An alert note also advertises Linens and freezers for sale at 2005 Lackawanna Avenue.
Bids totaling about $40,000 are to be opened this month for School House No. 27 to be built on Columbia avenue. Architect A. L. Walter is involved and a sale event of items on this avenue is noted at low prices during a brief period. Arthur Frominonax.
Conway House at 182 and 194 Poun Avenue offers Everard's Celebrated Canada Malt Beer on tap. The venue proclaims itself the coolest place in the city with a wide wine selection.
An advertisement touts Euchlen's Arnica Salve as the best salve in the world for sores, burns, salt rheum, fever sores, cuts, chapped hands, corns, eruptions, and piles. It guarantees satisfaction or money back, with price listed as per ounce, sold by Matthews Bros.
The St Pauls German Evangelical Church at Prigeburg was dedicated yesterday led by Rev Dr Pape with clergy from Scranton Hyde Park and nearby towns. Rev Eugene Weisskopff named pastor with choirs from multiple churches participating as the ceremony featured prayers songs and a brief sermon amid a new lit auditorium and a mortgage fund drive.
The curb merchants clashed on Lackawanna Avenue with five arrested last week for obstructing travel or fighting. Andrew Sousone and George Brine were taken into custody after a fight sparked by taunts, until Officer Melczer intervened. Alderman Fitzsimmons fined Sousone $2.
Michael B Moran aged 23 youngest son of the late Michael J Moran and Bridget Hatchford died after a brief illness. Funeral from 15 Mary Street Scranton with interment at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
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