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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1895

Page

5

Tribune opens Wilkes-Barre branch to boost circulation

The Tribune announces a Wilkes-Barre office at 99 Laning Building to expand regional news coverage in Luzerne county. The publishers aim to deliver Northeastern Pennsylvania news three to five hours ahead of Philadelphia and New York papers, promoting strong editorial advocacy.

Tribune Laning Bn Wilkes-Barre Ilken-Barre Luzerne County Wilkes-Barre Wyoming Valley Pennsylvania Philadelphia New York

Oratorio Society Suffers Loss From Wilkes-Barre Festival

The Oratorio Society reports a deficit near $2,000 from a two day festival in Wilkes-Barre. Poor attendances for the Beagons and Seasons productions left bills unpaid despite a large outlay for orchestra adjudicators and soloists. The group announces a citywide subscription drive to cover debts and vows to improve future performances.

Oratorio Society Wilkes-Barre Wilkes- Barre Billy

German Catholic convention to meet in Wilkes-Barre next week

The German Catholic Association will hold its annual convention in Wilkes-Barre on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday with delegates from Lehighton Catasauqua Ashland Girardville Shenandoah Minersville Tremont and others. Sessions Monday evening and Tuesday sessions lead to a grand parade on Wednesday and a banquet at St Conrad's hall. Speakers include Judge Gunster Rev A Schweninger and Rev Koeber. The St Nicholas St Josephs St Peters St Conrads and St Francis from Wilkes-Barre participate with five city societies.

Wilkes-Barre Lehighton Catasauqua Ashland Girardaville Shenandoah Minersville Tremont Carbondale Honesdale Scranton Pittston Nanticoke Allentown Bethlehem Easton Pottsville Hazleton St. Nicholas St. Joseph's St. Peter's St. Conrad's St. Francis St. Conrad's Hall Gunster A. Schweninger New York Rev. Koeber Williamsport A. Miller Cleveland Orphans’ Fund Washington Street Ross South Main Washington Northampton Malin Square West Market Franklin Union North Main Mountain Park Philip Weiss Jacob Miller Peter Krants George Achwesinger Honedale August Grosner This City John Becker Thin City A. Korven Theodore Geiger Edward Schwelbirz Match Chunk R. Retzbach Erie

Graduation Exercises at Harry Hillman Academy

Last evening the Harry Hillman academy held graduation exercises with the school orchestra, glee club singing, and an oration on Alexander Hamilton by BH D. Johnson. George F. Lazarus read the close history, Ralph Carpenter performed violin, Louis Weaver read the clase poem, and W. D. White Jr read the clase paper. Principal H. C. Davia presented diplomas, Rev. W. H. Gwift of Honesdale gave the address, and prizes were awarded as friends and relatives looked on. The room was well decorated and the event enjoyed by the attendees.

Harry Hillman Academy Glee Club D. Johnson Alexander Hamilton George F. Lazarus Raliph Carpenter Louis 8 Weaver W. D. White, Jr H. C. Davia W. H. Gwift Honesdale Hante

Alice Phillips Surrenderes After Delayed Court Appearance

A report notes Alice Phillips surrendered after weeks since her arrest. Mrs Stewart guaranteed her appearance at court earlier but later withdrew that support and did not provide security.

Alice Philips Alice Phillips Mrs. Stewart

Miss Phillips Secures Bail By Deposit In Adjoining Case

Mrs Stewart agreed to delay custody after Miss Phillips arranged bailed for her by depositing $600 with her attorney. The attorney released the prisoner as Mrs Stewart surrendered her, fearing Alice might flee after selling all her property prior to the incident.

Miss Phillips Mrs. Stewart Herberty Alice

Prize Fight Stopped by Ninth Ward Officials

Alderman James J. Thomas and ex-Alderman Jerry Rooney intervened to halt a planned prize bout between Walter Johnson and Henry Miller in a Lincoln Street barn. Rooney, though lame, helped corral sixteen combatants to Thomas's office where the alderman spoke against prize fighting and the bets were voided.

James J. Thomas Ninth Ward Jerry Rooney Ninth Walter Johnson Henry Miller Lincoln Street Queensbury Miller Alderman Thomas Alderman Rooney Rooney Thomas Tke Horatius Mr. Thomas Squire Rooney

Disorder at North Fell street ends with mayoral hearing

Mrs Eager alleges two young men Lee and Eaty harassed her. Carr fights with them, Officer Smith intervenes. Lee fined 2.60 for indecent language Carr 3.50 for fighting. Mrs Eager pays Carr. Enty discharged. Jacob Cohen and wife face wife beating claims with disputed accounts. Both bail to keep the peace.

Eager North Fell Street Lee Eaty Carr Smith Enty Jacob Cohen Cohen

Miner Josef Zapka Killed by Sulphur Bell at No 6 Elop

Yesterday morning Joseph Zapka a 35 year old Hungarian miner was instantly killed at No 6 elope when a sulphur bell fell on him crushing him. He leaves a widow and three children.

Joseph Zapka No. 6

Court House Injunction Delayed in Chambers

The injunction against the commissioners to restrain them from letting the contract for the new court house came up yesterday morning in chambers before Judge Rice and was continued indefinitely. It was generally supposed that the case would be argued.

Thomas F. Quigley George Berren Co. B. Dana Wilkes-Barre City Dana Place Mary B. Jones Herman Engl Friedlander & Co Engle Max Fieidlander Quigley Burgers Bergen Miner's Milla Rice Noa Lynch W. H. Hines Cosgrove Kingston Coal Company Kingston Flats Court House Chambers

Semi-Pro Wilkes-Barre Beats Scranton 6 to 1

The Wilkes-Barre semi pro team defeated Scranton 6 to 1 in a Wednesday game. The day’s events also include local baseball at Athletic Park and various community notices.

Local Corrections and Society Notes from Pittston

James Toss noted as a diligent compositor for the Gazette moves to Pittston on a case. Rumors of a new hotel at Lake Carey on the Polmer house site follow a burned building years ago. A Salvation Army camp meeting may occur in Starkville summer, Miss Mary Hahn visits, and local families host visitors. Open air gospel meetings planned at Bedford Park beginning June 30 with three Sunday services and nightly events. Bucknell commencement draws attention while a judiciary contest and circus compete for crowds. A 10 pound girl born to Dr. E. H. Will brings cheerful news.

James Toss Democratt Pittston Gazette Lake Carey Polmer House Jimmie Salvation Army Starkville Mary Hahn Meshoppen T. B. Crawford Jermyn W. D. Crawford C. A. Hungerford Henning Harrison Street Holland Methodist Conference Tlogw Bridge Streets Bedford Park C. Hodge Presbyterian Church Bucknell University BE. H. Will

Pittston Notes Report Local Meetings and Developments

Pittston column outlines a Broad Street Presbyterian church meeting under YMCA auspices with J C Manning and Rev B E Eckel. It covers local business shifts, train news, a coroner verdict on Frank Davitt, new store plans by George F Buss, and social events at the Broad Street Methodist church along with assorted ads and notices.

Broad Street Presbyterian Church Young Men's Christian Association J. C. Manning BE. HH. Eckel Trinity Episcopal Church Trinity Episcopal Choir J. H. Ricketts North Malh At J.C. Manning John Williams New York City Dr. Ross Ada Scotland Conn Richard Howell Coxton Yard Lehigh Valley Railroad Wilkes-arre Sayre Broad Street Methodist Episcopal Church Christian Endeavor Society Pennsylvania Coal Company Broad Street Frank Davitt Perkins Wilkes- Barre Squire Gibbons Davitt W. F. Moyer & Bro North Main Street John F. Dills Duryen F. B. Dills Florence Coal Company Dupont Marey Cemetery Vienna G. .K Houser Bethlehem Oscar Dayvenport Cliff Street Music Hall George F. Buse Blanche Dennis Mulcahey Frothingham Street George F. Buss Mathews Brown

Teviot Suitings Promote Versatile Golf and Walking Cloth

Connolly and Wallace advertise Teviot Suitings as superior wash fabrics ideal for golf tennis and cycling. They promise wide appeal and affordable prices with designs and quality ensuring satisfaction. A note mentions selling ten lots on Columbia avenue by Arthur Frotringlam.

Columbia Avenue Arthur Frotringlam

University lecture series and advertising tour announced

An item outlines University of Virginia summer law lectures running twelve weeks starting August 24 and a May to August public open air stereopticon tour by Minor. It also promotes War Pictures by Frank Loake, book advertisements, and University of Pennsylvania entrance examinations to be held in Scranton on June 17 and 18 under Walter H. Bowl, with additional contact details.

Jane Ini Charlottesville Jorn D. Minor University of Pennsylvania Scranton School of the Lackawanna Jefferson Avenue Walter H. Bowl George 8Allerton Colle University of Pennsylvania West Philadelphia

Professional Cards Featured in Scranton Ad Page

A compilation of professional notices including physicians surgeons architects and loan officers plus local business listings. Names such as DR. A Gergard Dran DR. Kay Edward H. Davis Walter Hancock Brown Morris and firms like Republic Savings and Loan Bauer's Orchestra Megarges Brothers appear alongside addresses and hours reflecting a period classified style.

Edward H. Davis M&m Commonwealth Building Beranton

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Edmund Wideman Anthony Wideman Magdalena Blaum Barbara Hrader Christiana Reiser Louise Hines Charlotte Wideman Charles Witeman Mary Kosenbach Anthony Wilkes- Barre Grand Opera House Company William J. Harvey A. BR. Brundage Liddon Filck A. K. Brundage H. H. Harvey Walter Roberts Leo W. Long John Hutchins Lucine English Wyoming James Devers Jenkins Charles Croll John Kuna Porter Louis A. Ruckert Martha V. Rickert Herman Boetticher William Karpowicz Butler Township David Neilson Anna G. Reilly Samuel Jacob Sherer John Cunfer Stewart Christman Ashley Diamond Coal Land Company Henry Sippel Marry Hill Academy Glen Lyon Wyoming Seminary Atthletic Park Charles Long Northampton Street Fred Chase Lehigh Valley Coal Company Wyoming Avenue Dorranceton Barring McSweeney O'Brien Canada Windish Little Red Cross King's Daughters T. H. Atherton River Street George Russell Lizzie Davies Sheridan Street Charles McKuchine Luzerne T. C. Harkness Sons of Veterans John Anderson Empire Mr. Anderson Beranton Tribune H. W. Cruner Williams Street Swangs Dr. Swayne & Son The Washington Star van Daub H. B. Hottinger Indianapolis Ind Detchon Chri “Loréns Lackawanna Avenue Turnquent Washington Avenue P. W. i. Pueeheom Siccesseeeerseees Pivmouen Peeseseneseeses Fae Beeeekenee Eeweaee Connolly & Wallace Advanch U. S. Chemical Works Chicago City Proto Ndseen Willias HM Platt Elinatront Amden N. J Borden Block Eee DENT Soreaimen J. LD Ward Cowles & Co Chambers Street Tripp Adams JAS Mango Chemical Company John Street E Tirgler Bower Delta York County Bath Vine Atroat L. M. Horto Commonwealth Motorate Pricum Akhington Adama Avenue Ooms D. B Spruce Street Akiin Avenue Gota Fehalonle Nir Carson & Davies Por West Lackawanna Avenue Addrew Raomas E. Evans Hyde Park John Jermyn Harvey's Lake Lamerne County Valenhie Osborne K Upant Street Jror W. M. Jermyn Pricebury Factoryville Sanderson Avenue Green Hideo MT. D. Farnham Hroaker Atroot OL LL LP AE Pal Pao Saint Mark's Mission Dunmore Brown & Morris Woshington Avenue J. B. Bronson Theo Noel Wantei Columbia Chemical Co Dearborn St Ill America Itc Aluminua Novelty CO Broadway Hinde Haie P.A. Box Dks Boston Masa Saleamen Klug M Fg. Co D. 61 E. A N. Rebecca Avenue Medical College Momcow A.T Price Street Medical Chichester Piratuil Hare Morcornu & Connell's University OF Virginia Frank Loako Addrous O. MC Adams Ave Boranton Lane Tam Fea Eatray A Gergard Gust Spr Bsomanton Wat Venesive Court Home Square Kay Ee Penn Ave Phil Indianapolis Journal A. J. Connell Francke Vine At W. B. Allen Washington _avenus L. Frey Soulence Dr. L. M Offica Hou Linence Mdadl- Kon Avenue Jessups & Hand Tne Horace E. Hand W. H. Jessup James W. Oakford Common William A. Taft C. Laubach R. M. Stratton Office Coal Exchange Sprahton re=quest Thomas M. Cann Walter H. Buell Miss Worcesten Bohol Adame Avenue Grand Union Tea CO Jones Bros Lin Avenue P. Zirgler Republic Savings and Loan Association Callender Dime Bante Jos, Kuel, Fib Lackawann Avenue Scranton, Pa Leeds ISG BR. Clark & CO Green House North Main Avenue Ston a _ BAUER RK. J. Bauer Hulberts Mubile Megarges Brothers Warenoin Gahington Ave Beranon Frank P. . Brown Gale Darlore Anil Oll West Lackawanna Ave Thomas Aubrey Bapuns Hame Postofica Rex
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