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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1895

Page

5

Piano recital at Powell's music store next Friday evening

Mr Southworth and pupils plan a piano recital at Powell's music store next Friday evening. Other items note a church excursion, home completion at 1656 Washington Ave, and various community notices.

Southworth Powell's Bherli Robinson Pocono Bauer J. 8. Miller Spruce Street Phelps’ Drug Store

Social and court notes from a busy town page

Mrs Emma Blackmoor stands accused of taking a pocket book containing 2.75 dollars from Mrs Obed. The accused agreed to repay 1.75 and return coats. A social evening is planned at the Young Women's Christian Association on Washington Avenue before the secretary departs for the summer. Surgical operations were performed on two local residents with good recovery prospects. A ribbon sale is scheduled for Thursday June 2 at Mears & Hagen, 419 Lackawanna Avenue, highlighting discounted prices across multiple ribbon grades.

Bor Emma Blackmoor Obed Treverton Ed Bitte Honentale Wuerler Corhomile de Thouogwion Charles Dlover Mast Market Street Wiliam Ruseeil Sanderson Avenue Mears & Hagen Lackawanrtia Avenue

NEW Turkish Baths Opens on Linden Street Today

The Turkish and Russian baths on Linden Street opposite the Washington monument, run by M J Purcell, will open to the public this morning. The new facility features a courting room with luxurious fittings, steam rooms, hot air, plunge, four marble shampoo basins, and a thirty by twelve foot plunge bath. Prices are one dollar for regular baths. ladies day is postponed for a week.

Thomas Vonners Hunt & Connells Pennsylvania Phillip Rinsland George Spelcher Purcell Dublin City Scranton Messrs. P. J M. C. Whelan Electric City Scrantonians

Concert at Zion Church by Well Known Artists Tonight

Tonight's programme at Zion Church on Mifflin Avenue features organ and violin solos, tenor and soprano pieces, and choral selections performed by George N. Rockwell and the Zion Church Choir along with other named artists and instruments.

Zion Church Mifflin Avenue Suppe Zion's Church Velas Organ Mendelweohn Dustt Uni Mossy Bank Dudley Buck Plotoweorge N. Rockwell le Noir Coc Fred H. Widmayer George N. Rockwell Auloimn Gaerre NS Rockwall Mies May Speicher Mr. L. If. Biebecker Panofka Millard Zion Gabriel Cogan Bolo Petrilit Pricst Attala Mendelasohn

Ground broken for new St Mark Episcopal church Dunmore

A large crowd gathered at Green Ridge yesterday afternoon for the groundbreaking ceremony of St Mark's Episcopal Church. Rev Hogers James attended with other church leaders. the first dirt was dug by the rector's wife Mrs A L Urban. Construction will move forward rapidly. Real estate notice: G M Nash passes duties to Robert Merrifield at 29 Apruce Street.

Green Ridge Dunmore St. Mark's Biscopal Church Hogers James G. M. Nash Robert Merrifield Apruce Street

Chief Ferber Report Shows Fewer Fires Yet Higher Loss

Chief Engineer H F Ferber reports for year ending March 2 1895 the fire department logged 157 alarms, 33 fewer than prior year, with total loss Seek $09,291.57 and average 1714 03 per alarm. Department now 48 members 24 paid 400 volunteers and includes nine fire apparatus with 9700 feet of hose. It notes 29 by grants and 11 relocations, and cites two major fires including Philip Schneider residence on Meadow avenue suffered three children burned to death.

H. F. Perber Fire Department Connell The Elysees Anea Bahe Crown Avenue Beech Street Remneton Avenue Cherry Street Albright Avenue Marlon Street Wyomink Avenue Olive Street Quincy Avenue Linden Street Corbett Avenue Archbald Street Meridian Seventh Inseets Philip Schneider Meadow Avenue South Side Gunes Trohart HH. McKune Crystals Harry Madison William Davie Franklins Franklin Engine Company Hyde Park Avenue Spruce Street Noakes & Mott Neptune Engine Company Cedar Avenue Luich Tty Crystal Company Academy of Muasle Company Relief Engine Company Ash Street George Ferber

Bohemian Girl Impresses at Laurel Hill Opera

Last night Laurel Hill hosted an excellent performance of the Bohemian Girl despite threatening weather. Carlotta Gilman as Arline and Alice Carle as the Romani Queen drew strong applause, with Henry Scarborough and Nai Canton delivering standout tenor and comic turns. The well-trained chorus, elaborate costumes, and Lindsay conductorship praised, the season opening deemed a delightful surprise.

Ummer Ogerdt Laurel Bus Park Pavillon Theater Carlotta Gilman Artineg Mize Gilman Scranton Alice Carle Miss Carle Mise Carle Henry Scarborough Nai Canton San Francisco Devilshoof Marie Warren J. K. Adams W. N. Allen Mins Maud Harrigan Richard Lindsay Gid Laine

Lake Ariel Summer Home Opens June Two

St Luke's Summer Home at Lake Ariel prepares to receive patients on June four with Mrs Fellows as matron and nurse. The home, funded by charitable contributions, aids convalescent women and children. initial funding of five dollars has begun, with more needed and checks to Rev Rogers Ierael, J Cordeaux or J C Hipheiter.

St. Luke's Lake Ariel Fellows House Rogers Ierael J. Cordeaux J. C. Hipheiter

Hotel Elmhurst to Open Season at Elmhurst

The Hotel Elmhurst will open for the season on Thursday the 8th under M Nash a renowned hotelman. Changes have been made to improve guest comfort promising a prosperous season and a first class service based on Nashs long catering experience. Arrests were made after a ride theft incident with three men fined seven dollars each. The Elks announce their annual Lake Ariel excursion for August 7 described as highly promising and enjoyable. Hood s Buribaraparin? Hood s medicines advertised as health boosters via pure blood with Hood s Pills praised for quick effective relief.

M. Nash Elmhurst Mount Prosperous Nash Fikes The Elks Lake Ariel

Needs of schools of city highlighted by committee

The board reviews payroll figures for June and approves janitor and officer salaries. A parade and flag raising are planned for the new No. MT school district with a public ceremony and donations. The building committee reports on multiple school structures noting repairs, ventilation issues, and plans for new buildings and additions for next school year.

Nua. i Dara Miss Colvin Misa Ruddy Miss Mitchell Misa Moffat Misa Connell Malley Miss Caffrey

Additional registers for headling to be put

A report notes lack of water in a school cistern and the addition of registers to an account detailing the hole used for supplying water. The item lists steps to document the deficiency and secure a water source for the institution.

Carter & Kennedy Buy Adams Avenue Property for Stores

Carter and Kennedy secure Mrs Mary McKinney’s former home at Adams Avenue and Spruce Street through M H Holgate agency for 26000 dollars. They also purchase Crady and Bowie lot on Adams Avenue between Spruce and Linden Streets for 916000 to build four stores facing Count House Square.

Carter & Kennedy Adams Avenue Mary McKinney Spruce Street M. H. Holgate Count House Square Crady & Bowie Spruce and Linden Streets

Court House News Notes Guardian Appoints Loftus Children

Kate Smith is named guardian of Bridget Loftus's five children in Dunmore. William McCarthy granted administration letters for Bridget McCarthy's estate. hotel licenses transferred for Patrick Callahan to George Kalada and others. New trial requested in state case against John Dbresk for aggravated assault and battery. Marriage licenses issued for Scranton and nearby towns. Court approves bond for tax collector David Phillips worth 25000 with listed sureties. similar approval for John D Thomas of Taylor borough with 26000 sureties.

Kate Smith John Mary Martin Margeret Agnes Loftus Bridget Loftus Bridget McCarthy Dunmore Welbe William McCarthy Villa Hopking Patrick Callahan Throop George Kalada George N. Lowrie Fell Township A. M. Robinson Bryan Fallon Firet Dickson City M. Fallon Comegys John Dbresk Cave Drewk Thomas Michael Durkin Mary Coyne Scranton Benjamin Baskerville Catharine Cardin William J. Matthews Alice Farr Pockville James J. Sullivan Taylor Catherine Coyne Minooka Alfred Jones Forest City Marla Williams Harry EL Yort Bertha M. Maycock Scramnon David Phillips Bukely John Liibridge John Lloyd William E. Liloyd M. L William Mason William Adam Grifith Jones J. W. Patten John D. Thomas Taylor Borough James McDermott Robert Armstrong John W. Jones Thomasg. Thomas Martin Williams William A. Rogers Edward Wiliams Antonio Magnello

Railroad schedule notes Scranton to Chicago Denver trip details

On July 3 1695 account N EL AS convention will depart Scranton on D L W train No 3 connecting at Buffalo with a special train via Nickel Plate road leaving Buffalo at 8 pm arriving Chicago at 12 noon next day and Denver 5 90 pm July 1 only two nights on route Scranton to Denver for sleeping car space and information address Mr George W Phillips superintendent co hodls Scranton Pa or Mr M L Smith district passenger agent Scranton Pa or FL 7 Moore general agent Nickel Plate road Buffalo N Y Piano for sale a high grade 7 1 3 octave piano mahogany case repeating action all modern improvements buy the Weber and get the beat at Querneey Bros.

Scranton Buffalo Nickel Plate Road Chicago Denver George W. Phillips Cohodls Seranton M. L Smith Moore Mickel Plate Road

Shoe Catalog Price List D478 and Variants

A dated catalog entry lists ladies and men footwear with prices. It mentions Ladies Fine Shoes and French Dongola options, and men’s Fine Shoes including French Calf and Russet styles with listed prices ranging from $1.50 to $4.50.

New Jewelry Line With Various Belt and Shirt Accessories

A local advertisement announces a new jewelry line featuring belt buckles necklaces link sleeve buttons belt pins and assorted dress sets. Selection includes Czarina buckles Brazilian onyx pins pearl link cuff buttons and more with a clearance price of 10 cents for any above item.

Christian Endeavor

Eva M Hetzel Claims Superior Face Bleach Effectiveness

Readable text promotes Eva M Hetzel's facial bleaching product claiming it removes blemishes. No concrete evidence or independent verification is provided in the fragment.

Eva M. Hetzel

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