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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1895

Page

5

City Notes Local events and meetings in Scranton

Community announcements include Penn Avenue Baptist church outing to Farview, mumrose social at YWCA, Scranton Bicycle Club plans on adding a gymnasium, and Clearning figures from the Scranton clearing house for early June. Also note Clerical Retreat at Glen Summit and rail schedules for Central Railroad of New Jersey to Glen Summit. Bonaparte belt for sale by Turn Quest on Washington Avenue.

Mumrose Young Women's Christian Association Scranton Bicycle Club Scranton Clearing House Une Glen Summit Central Railroad of New Jersey Scranton Wilkes-Barre

Laurel Hill Park Attractions For This And Next Week

Park events announce dancing in the Pavillion Opera House nightly from 8 30 to 12 with Lawrence band. Morrie trained ponies perform with new drills and acts and Banner the wrestling pony faces John M Hedge in two shows. The Old Guard band engagement postponed due to expense and weather. Belt for sale by Turn quest at Washington avenues.

Old Guard Laurel Hill Park Pavillion Opera House Lawrence Champion Wrestling Pony Banner John M. Hedge

Death of Detective Anthony Scanlon at His Home

Detective Anthony Scanlon 38 conducted a Scranton agency and served as U S marshal. He shot himself at his 108 Anthony Street residence in the Sixteenth ward after a dispute with a client over 90 cents and amid attacks by the Standard newspaper. He died about 3 PM after being mortally wounded in the right temple.

A. Scanton Anthony Street Anthony Scanlon John O'Malley J. A. McHuch Scanlon J. A. Kelley Standard George Monaghan Dunn

Death of Edward Toner in Scranton

Edward Toner died at his home 419 South Washington avenue on Saturday afternoon after a four week illness. He was 48, moved to the city ten years ago, formerly worked at Lackawanna Iron and Steel mill and later at Delaware Lackawanna and Western machine shops. The funeral is from his residence this afternoon with interment in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Tennant Swingle marriage notice appears in the same clipping.

Edward Toner South Side Washington Avenue Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company Mille Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery

Obituaries from Scranton June 1890s and 1995 update

In Scranton notices list deaths including Catharine Buckley of 327 Haljroad avenue with funeral and Welsh Hill cemetery interment in Plymouth Pennsylvania and James O'Brien age 62 at 740 Madison Avenue with a Tuesday morning funeral. Edward Toner of South Washington Avenue with Hyde Park Catholic cemetery interment and a funeral on Monday afternoon.

Scranton Edward Toner Washington Avenue Hyde Park

Williams Denies Withdrawn Candidacy for National Delegate

William Connell and John T. Williams dispute Free Press claims that Williams quit the delegate race. Williams says he has not withdrawn and will stay in the field until delegates are chosen, while Connell praises Williams and says he would gladly join him at the national convention if chosen.

Free Press John T. Williams West Side Willams William Connell Williams John T. Willams

Seven Counties Reunion Set at Montrose in 1895

Captain H F Beardsley announces the Seven Counties Veterans association reunion will be held in Montrose on Wednesday August 21 1895 with the Susquehanna county encampment Aug 21 22 and 23. He notes Governor Hastings will attend and promises ample rail transport from multiple lines and asks local press support.

H. F. Beardsley Seven Counties Veterans’ Association Comrades Grand Army of the Republic Broome N. Y Bradford Lugerne Lackawanna Wayne Wyoming Susquehanna Keystone Hastings Harrisburg Seven County Veteran Association Montrose Susquehanna County Delaware Lackawanna and Western Lehigh Valley Delaware and Hudson Ontario and Western

Glass hits woman as husband faces charges

In Dunmore a man named Yanoshe allegedly struck his wife with a beer glass after a dispute with male visitors. She was knocked unconscious but not fatally wounded. Dr. Van Cleef treated her as police held Yanoshe for a 6 o'clock hearing at the county jail.

Andrew Yanoshe Frank van Cleef Yanoshe Justice of the Peace Cooney Dunmore

Court House News Notes

Probate is granted for Mary A Covey of Abington township. A Lazarus Moyer suit against Horton Lee results in a $94.57 payment to court. Insanity evidence for Mrs Cornelia Edwardas Moscow is inconclusive. the judge continues the case. Euphenia Jubuski seeks divorce from Theodore Jubuski for desertion. they wed 1894-01-31 and lived together until 1895-06-01. Jackson Merryweather’s damage case over Gibson Street sewer flood yields $1,240. judge denies a new trial. C Donovan reports on Mary C Mead’s mental condition at Hillside Home.

Willi Hopkins Mary A. Covey Abington Township Lazarus Moyer Horton Lee Edwards Cornelia Edwardas Moscow Taylor & Lewis Euphenia Jubuski Theodore Jubuski Jubuski Judge Purdy Wayne County Jackson Meryweather Scranton Merryweather Gibson Street Fourth District Purdy C. Donovan Mary C. Mead Green Ridge Hillside

Meade Elderly Widow Reported Unsound Mind With Property Estate

Prothonotary Pryor received a report showing Mary C. Meade aged 65 has been of unsound mind for six months. She holds a life estate on her husband’s property, including two double houses on Deacon Street and 621 624 Sanderson Avenue, earning about 340 a year. She owes her son Frank A. Mead 500 and around 150 in small sums. The court confirmed the report conditionally.

Pryor Mary C. Meade Deacon Street Said Street Alao Sanderson Avenue Frank A. Mead

Funeral services for Dora Schellhase Durled

The funeral for Mrs. Dora Schellhase Durled was held at 2 p.m. yesterday from her Monsey avenue and Larch street home. Rev. BE L. lzelman of Germain Zion Lutheran church officiated. Interment followed in Dunmore cemetery with flower bearers Henry Conrad and George Wahl and pallbearers Conrad Schroeder, Frank Leuthner, Conrad Wengel, Fred J. Widmayer, Albert Zenke, and Fred Durr.

Dora Schellhase Dunmore Cemetery Monsey Avenue Larch Street BE, L. @lzelman Mifflin Avenue Germain Zion Lutheran Church Henry Conrad George Wahl Conrad Schroeder Frank Leuthner Conrad Wengel Fred J. Widmayer Albert Zenke Fred. Durr

Child's Skull Crushed in Horse Kick

Six year old Harry Waltz of Petersburg was kicked on the head by a horse while playing at Prescott avenue. A two inch skull hole and brain protrusion were treated at Dr Bernstein's Ash street office with trephination. The boy regained consciousness and showed signs of recovery after the operation performed with Mr Mecklar assisting.

Harry Walt Petersburg Charles Trostel Prescott Avenue Harry Waltz Jacob Walls Cross Street

Bracing the Porte amid German Austrian backing

The North German Gazette defends the sultan amid three power demands on Turkey. It notes the Porte seeks to quell religious hatreds within the empire and asks Christian powers to credit the sultan for peace efforts, signaling possible German and Austrian influence behind him.

Berlin Turkey Zeitung Porte

Great Excursion To Wilkes Barre Singers Championship

The Scranton United Choral Society stages two day excursions by the Delaware and Hudson Railroad to Wilkes Barre for a battle royal with a prize of thirteen hundred dollars. Tickets 25 cents, good two days, trains at 9:40 a.m. and 12:20 p.m. Robbery report notes two men arrested after James Scholl was robbed on West Lackawanna avenue near Eighth street and two suspects captured.

Pittsburg Philadelphia New York City Wilkes-Barre South Main Avenue North End Davies’ Drug Store James Joseph John Jones West Lackawanna Avenue Eighth Street James Scholl James Martin W. D. Colter M. Sullivan Fred Brown

Crystal Hose Company marks 22nd anniversary

The Crystal Hose Company celebrates its twenty second anniversary tonight at Excelsior Hall on Wyoming Avenue. Also listed is a sale notice for the Bonaparte belt by Turn Quest at 200 Washington Avenue.

Crystal Hose Company Excelsior Hall Wyoming Avenue

New Great South American Kidney Cure Proclaimed

Distressing kidney and bladder ailments relieved in six hours by a new remedy. It promises rapid relief of pain in the kidneys back and urinary passages for both sexes and eases water retention. Sold by C. M. Harris at 15 Penn Avenue Scranton Pa.

C. M. Harris Drugelat Penn Avenue Scranton

Printing services advertise belts and travel posters

Co. E and Epworth League promote top quality printing at low prices for posters circulars tickets for summer excursions or festivals. Tribune notes the Honaparte belt for sale by Turnquest 205 Washington Avenue with Ladies belt ping only Ho.1 at Turnquest’s.

Turnquest Washington Avenue Tribune Turnquest's

Scranton Club Rebuilds With New Signings Sought

Scranton hopes to shake up the lineup. President Betts admits poor play and hits, and Manager Barnie travels to New York and Philadelphia to sign an infielder a pitcher and an outfielder. Delaney Johnson Quarles remain key, while Whitehead Brady and others face bench or release as trials begin.

the Tribune Scranton Barnie New York Philadelphia Hudson Gus Weyhing Betta Tribune Harnie Long Island City Recreation Park Brooklyn Wonder Pat Powers League Bannon Fielder Murphy President Powers Sweeney Brady Whitehead

Monks of Marinberg Accused of Brutality in Court

Berlin reports the Aachen court concluded libel action against journalist Max Scharre and two others over alleging monks at Marinberg asylum tortured inmates. Findings show torture chains beatings and exposure to heat. Forbes, a Scottish priest, sparked revelations after leaving the asylum. Monks cleared of defamation. Munich papers demand prosecution and police guard monks from mob violence.

Marinberg Berlin Aachen Max Scharre Forbes Scharre Munich

Storms devastate Baden and Rhine valleys destroy crops

German storms sweep Baden Württemberg Southern Bavaria and Danube Rhine regions causing widespread flooding. Vines and crops vanish as districts resemble an inland sea. At Balingen the death toll reaches 112 with many houses destroyed and thousands left homeless. Animals drown or drift in floodwaters.

Danube Rhine Berlin Wurtemberg Angelyer Stuttgart Baden Bavaria Balingon

Explosion at Oil Wells Injures Three in McDonald

Pittsburg June 9. Three men drilling an oil well at McDonald were seriously injured by an explosion yesterday afternoon. John McLeod aged 51 Edward McLeod aged 16 and W S Proctor aged 7 suffered burns after an unexpected natural gas flow at about 1000 feet ignited following a boiler fire.

Pittsburg McDonald John McLeod Edward McLeod W. S. Proctor

Navy May Send Raleigh to Key West to Curb Filibusters

Washington reports that naval authorities plan to assign a United States man of war to Key West to cooperate with revenue cutters in preventing filibustering expeditions to Cuba. Officials proceed cautiously due to neutrality law concerns and potential interference with Cuban sympathizers in the United States.

Navy Department Raleigh Kcy West Washington Naval Ft United States Key West Revenue Cuba

Pursuing the Doolin Gang in Glass Mountains Chase

Two women connected to the Bill Doolin gang are captured near Guthrie Oklahoma. Jennie Black and Zip Wyatt's wife were with the band when marshals attacked in the Glass mountains. The cave hideout is surrounded and the posse expects a capture.

Commencement attendance noted by Connell Pearce trusteeship

William Connell and Rev. Dr. W H Pearce plan to attend Syracuse University commencement tomorrow. Connell serves as a trustee. A W Dickson attends Philadelphia to witness his son Spencer graduate from the University of Pennsylvania. Dr and Mrs McLeod host Mrs McLeod's brother Edward T Buxton of West Superior Wis, president of the Bank of Commerce. Belt pins offered at Turnquest 36 Washington Ave. Bonaparte belt for sale by Turnquest 6 Washington Ave.

William Connell W. H. Pearce Syracuse University Mr. Connell A. W. Dickson Philadelphia Spencer University of Pennsylvania Mra James McLeod Mre

Drink offerings auction at low rates for assorted beverages

A catalog of beverages lists Hawthorn Water Salutaris Water Unfermented Grape Juice Clawson s Root Beer Ginger Ale Birch Beer Sarsaparilia Lemon Phosphate Raspberry and more priced below market. Buyers can purchase by bottle dozen or case and shipping is offered to customers before summer travel.

Clawson

Fashion sale trims prices on skirts capes and silks

Readable fragments show discounts on skirts capes and fine taffeta silk waists. Prices listed include $2.79 for plain and fancy striped skirts at a reduction from $3.50 and $4.49 for taffeta silk waists in fancy stripes and checks, down from $6.00.

Fancy Mohair and Silk Skirts on Sale

A selection of mohair skirts priced at 5.20 down from 7.00 and 4.98 from 6.00. Silk creponne adjustable skirts offered at 9.98 down from 15.00, some mohair lined, with additional items suitable as opera capes.

Capes Sale with Velvet Capes and Lined Styles

Auction listing notes one lot of Ladies Capes size SL19 once priced at 3 dollars and one lot of Filk and Velvet capes with fancy lining size SL10 previously priced at 5 dollars.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ovelands Clevland Baking Powder Co Cleveland Brothera Norman & Moore Fire Insurance Wyoming Ave F. Nettleton Dropa Posta Ackawanna A. I. Warman Penn Ave Pune Pennsylvania Morris Cnique Catehan Catehs Pavilion Jane Lawrence Scranton Bani Pmt Cambrig City Notes Farview Turn- Quest Missile Phelps’ Drug Store United States Prothonotary Lugerne County D. W. Connolly Beamish B. T. Wheaton Lackawanna Avenue Mr. Williams Reunion Wednes Court House Scholl P. 5 Co. E Epworth League Betts Clark Ward Radford Delhaney Del Delaney Johnson, Ovaries Johnson Quirls Providence Barnile Empire Hurst Quarles Hodson and Weyhing Germany Doolin Gang Ina Cave Turnquest’ S Lockowoun Lackawanna Ave William S. Millar Gas and Water Co Center 8St Ts. Co Scranton Cash Store F. P. Price Woolworths Hiean Chia Hina Berry Daucer New Line Woolworth Frank P. Christian Hatter Spruce Street Scranton, PA Waterooms Columbus Monument Washington Av Capes J. Bolz THE Dime Bank Gr Avr Jues Hellers& Furnishers Lackawatina Avenue J, Lawrence Stelle
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