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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1894

Page

5

City Notes and Community Announcements of Scranton Area

Various local notices list delays on Parker street bridge due to lumber shortage. St Pauls school holds second commencement at 7 4% tonight. Penn Avenue Baptist Men’s league meets tonight. St Johns School South Scranton commencement Friday at 2 20. Excelsior Athletic club excursion to New York August 18. round trip fare 75 cents. Green Ridge Women's Christian Temperance Union meets at 616 Green Ridge Street at 9 tonight. Fire department committee to consider purchasing steamer used by Nay Aug Engine Co and owned by Citizens Fire Association. Pictographers urged to bring photos to Young Men’s Christian Association bathing pavilion tomorrow morning for exhibit setup. Second Presbyterian Sunday school and congregation picnic at Farview today. Trains: Delaware and Hudson depot Vinoha abso tickets 71 40 cents. Large turnout anticipated for social.

Parker Street St. Paul's School Penn Avenue New York Temperatco Green Ridge Caristian Tei- Ferance Union Grown Ridge Fire Department Common Council Nay Aug Pogine Company Cutisun's Fire Association Camera Club Presbyterian Sunday School Congregation Picnia Farview Delaware and Hudson

Weekly Mortality Report From Lehman’s Spruce Street

The board of health reports for the week ending Saturday shows 25 deaths from all causes, up three from the prior week. No deaths from contagious diseases. new cases include 2 scarlet fever, 1 diphtheria, 7 measles, 1 whooping cough, while the week before had 14 measles cases.

Board of Health

Powell Bars County Meeting Over Early Convention Push

The article reports that D W Powell refutes calls to convene the Republican county committee soon. John Fellows urged an early convention, but Powell says the committee will meet later, likely in August, and the petition to force a Saturday meeting holds little weight.

John O Fellows Powell D. W. Powell Republican County Commmities John T. Fellows Congress Wao Powell Dava Trincne Sturdey Dowell Nolet Tleir Appsires Tima Bellows Mer. Powall

Lackawanna Delegation Heads to State Convention

The Lackawanna delegation leaves this afternoon at 1:55 for the Democratic state convention in Harrisburg. Delegates include M. H. Griffid P. J. Golden ex Sheriff Charles Robinson Sheriff John J. Fahey Attorney George S. Horn James Bailey Attorney Thomas J. Duggan John E. Kelly and Patrick Connor. Postmaster F. M. Wandling and Assistant District Attorney J. J. O Neill may accompany. Sheriff Fahey deflects questions on his Senate candidacy and hints Cotone Fitatimmona for lieutenant governor if he desires.

Lackawanna Harrieborg M. H Griffid P. J. Golden Charles’ Robinson John J. Fahey George S. Horn James Bailey Thomas J. Duggan John E. Kelly Patrick Connor F. M. Wandling J. J. O'Neill Senate

Hawley Accepts Prohibition Governor Nomination

Charles L Hawley accepts the Prohibition party nomination for Pennsylvania governor. He plans a broad campaign starting July 5 in Kennett Square Chester County, visiting at least fifty counties and delivering addresses. He sent his acceptance to Professor H D Patton Lancaster state chairman.

Tayill Kennett Square Chester County Charles Hawley Inez Eventong Green Miilsie Hawley H. D Patton Lancaster Prohibition Party H. D. Patton Penneylvania Deausia Prohibition Pennsylvania

New Jersey Coal Exchange Delegation Arrives for Local Tour

More than twenty five coal dealers from Newark and vicinity of New Jersey, arriving at 6:50 this evening by Jersey Central train, will tour Honvalale gravity road lower mill and Initie area. They plan multiple visits, meals, and a study of rail manufacture processes with stops at Upper Lehigh and Wilkes Barre before returning to Newark.

Landrel New Jersey Coal Exchange Jersey Central Swisher Jersey Central Road Mauch Chunk Tate Upper Lehigh Wyoming South Works Honesdale Gravity Wilkes-Darre Wyoming Valley House Newark

Mars Oyer's Serious Charge At Alderman's Hearing

John Mitchell a machinist at the Barker scale works was charged after Mrs Peter Dyer alleged he attempted to assault her on the third floor of the building and coerced her into secrecy. The hearing before Alderman Fitzsimmons adjourned with bail set at 500 and De Gardner noting swollen necks. Bondsman Thomas Moon posted the surety.

John Mitchell Barker Scale Seventh Street Fitzsimmons Peter Dyer Lackawanna Avenue Mitchell Aldarman Fitzsimmons Gardner Thomas Moon

MISS HORAN SHOWS BRILLIANT PIANOFORTE RECITAL

Miss Horan daughter of P J Horan of Dunmore and pupil of EB Southworth gave a pleasing pianoforte recital at the Young Men’s Christian Association before a large attentive audience last evening. Mrs O’Brien sang with depth of feeling and Mascheronis performed For All Eternity. Rippard sang two numbers in a crippled illness and Bauer aided with violin obligatos for Mrs O’Brien.

P. J. Horan Dunmore EB. Southworth Young Men's Christian Association Tanner Misa Horan Joseph O'Brien Nivena Aow Rippard Viollulat T. C. Dones K. J. Bauer Mra O'Brien

Job and Mrs Warren Safe After Nantucket Collision

Major and Mrs. Everett Warren aboard the American liner New York when it collided with the Delano off Nantucket. Delano's bow suffered a twenty foot hole but water tight compartments kept her afloat. Both vessels reached Baltimore and Southampton likely to report New York's safe arrival.

Major Everett Warren New York Delano Nantucket Mrs. Warren Hormer Karops Fear Baltimore Southampton

School Board Debates Fourth Ward Site Change

The board debated site selection for the new Fourth ward school and considered widening the lot and delaying the Rebecca avenue Jackson street site. Tuition arrears, payroll details, and a call to open Wyoming avenue were also discussed as part of the meeting agenda.

Rebecca Avenue Jackson Street Wyoming Avenus Board of Control Fourth Ward Fellows Wormer Carson Sime Auluriss No. Bh Evana Lafayette Street Everatt Avenue Wormser Wehool Evane Notz Devaney Seventh Ward Wyoming Avenue Phelpa Ash Streets

Two-Year Teacher Training Certificates Awarded

The training schools closed yesterday and certificates were awarded to eighteen graduates including Misa Clara Nuimeyer, Misa Mary Padiden, Misa Katharine Malla, Miss Mary Shields, and Mises Cora Preston Thene. C. H. Von Storch presented the diplomas as Superintendent Phillips and F. L. Wormner spoke.

Sehoos Misa Clara M. Nuimeyer Mary M. Padiden Katharine G. Malla Mary Shields Mises Cora Preston Thene C. H. von Storch Board of Control Phillips F. L. Wormner

Lindsay's Course to lure Richard Lindsay to Scranton

A Scranton campaign seeks to lure Musical Director Richard Lindsay of the Mackay Kenny Opera company to settle in the city. Lindsay, leaving today for Baltimore, praised Scranton's push and said he would consider making the Electric City his home if solid backing is offered.

Richard Lindsay Mackay: Kenny Opera Company Scranton Lindsay Baltimore Electric City Maulay

Kenny Opera Troupe Leader Praised as Pianist and Conductor

The article lauds Kenny as a pianist and conductor of great ability and a noted composer. It argues he would be valuable to Scranton's musical ranks and hopes inducements will persuade him to become a citizen of the Electric City.

Kenny Opera Troupe Scranton Electric City

Early Charged With Robbery Near Dunmore

Michael Early of Danmore faced Judge Archbald in the main court on a robbery charge tied to May 12 1893 near Sport Hill. Kallipess of Lackawinta Avenue named as the alleged victim, with five silver dollars at stake. Early denies the accusation claiming provocation and self defense.

Michael Early Danmore Archbald Kallipess Lackawinta Avenue Sporthill Dunmore Bintle Kallipose Pardy Honeydale Charley L. Tobey Conrad Luther Jaweler I. C. Newcomb John I’. Scoragg W. Gaylord Thomas Patrick Kangwan Patrick Hopkine Mr. Hopkin Edward F. O'loyle Daniel Cadden Sue Harry Surgen Thomas Meukre Dixie Company Conway House Costa

Erenos Excursion to Buffalo and Niagara Falls Offered

On Thursday June the Erenos will conduct a special excursion to Buffalo and the Great Cataract of Niagara for teachers scholars and the public at low rates. Train reaches the Falls by 4 p m returns next day leaving Buffalo station at 4 40 p m Carbondale departure 6 59 a m round trip 3 00 half price for children five to twelve Scranton departure 6 40 a m Father AURustaPlonto event at Central Park includes games shooting gallery ten pin alley and music by Gonths band and the Gipsy Orchestra.

Buffalo Niener Falla Buffalo City Carbondale Scranton Father Aust'a

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