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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1895

Page

5

Hyde Park arrest overturned for lack of evidence

Annie Williams of Hyde Park had William Gordon arrested for assault and battery yesterday, but Alderman Millar discharged the defendant from lack of evidence. The Mozart Quartette club under Professor Carl R. Saft plans an open air concert at Laurel Hill Park soon. The Penn Avenue Baptist church and Sunday school visit Farview on Thursday June 2 with tickets at 60 cents adults and 20 cents children. Train from D. and H. depots at 8 a.m. via Green Ridge and Providence. Ribbons sale announced for Thursday June 7 with heavily reduced prices on various No. 1 to No. 16 ribbons and complete jewelry selection at MEARS & HAGEN 415 Lackawanna avenue Scranton.

Annie Williams Hyde Park William Gordon Millar Mozart Quartette Club Carl R. Saft Laurel Him Park Fueture Penn Avenue Farview Green Ridge Providence

French Lessons Offered At Lohmann’s on Spruce Street

A Parla school gentleman provides French language lessons at reasonable prices. Quick and thorough method with English spoken. Box 4% post office reference given. Cold lunches served at Lohmann’s with regular dinners 40 cents. Imported and domestic wines cigars and liquors available.

Lohmann's Spruce Street Parla

Constable Hosie Accused of Extorting From Hotel Couch

Constable James Hosie of Jermyn borough faced trial on charges of using his office to extort money from liquor sellers. The jury found him not guilty of extortion but ordered costs against him, prompting questions about police blackmail practices. The case centered on alleged Sundays liquor sales by Michael Couch of Jermyn and multiple offers of money to settle the case.

James Hosie Jermyn Iiquor Hosle Michael Couch Fiesle Couch John Walkh Eck Cotch Walsh Hosie Commonwealth Hie Callahan's oGasion Scratto Dates Fim Callahan Houle P. F Callahan Colch Hoste Pillip McDonald Hoeie Hogle McDonald Thomas Clark Hole Eowarda

Nash to Open Hotel Elmhurst at Elmhurst Today

8 M Nash, noted hotelier of Wyoming and Lackawanna Valley, will open the Hotel Elmhurst today. The establishment will operate on American and European plans with improvements to suit visitors at the popular summer resort during the season. Nash’s extensive experience is expected to deliver the best possible service.

M. Nash Wyoming

Successful Mine Foreman Examinations Report

The mine examining board led by Superintendent James Young reviewed papers for the recent foreman examinations. Winners include John T. Jones of Bellevue Street, W. F. Secar affiliated with Delaware Lackawanna and Western engineers corps, Richard Evans of Dickinson City, William Reed of Prescott Avenue, and Anthony Edwards of Taylor.

James Young Dunmore Philip Mulderly Minooka Benjamin Griffiths West Side John T. Jones Bellevue Street W. F. Secar Delaware Lackawanna and Western Engineers Corps Richard Evans Dickson City William Reed Prescott Avenue Anthony Edwards Taylor

Examination standards for mine foreman and assistant roles

The article lists applicants such as David Lieyd Daniel Matthias Samuel C Jones Evan Walters Patrick Murray Rowland Davie John Deveraux Lewla P Davies H Davis and Roger Jones Jacob J Jones with addresses in Archbald Old Forge Mi nooka Taylor and Taylor. It states the examination pass mark is 85 percent for mine foreman and 65 percent for assistant certification based on 28 questions.

David Lieyd Archbald Mine Daniel Matthias Price Street Samuel C. Jones Old Forge Evan Walters Patrick F. Murray New Street Rowland Davie Minooka John Deveraux Monroe Avenue Lewla P. Davies Taylor

Judge Willard Accepts Appointment to New Superior Court

Judge E N Willard forwarded his acceptance to Governor Hastings for the new Superior court. He notes will attend the Friday meeting in Harrisburg to discuss organization and preliminary work. Dozens of friends visited his law office to congratulate him.

E. N. Willard D. MH. Mastings D. H. Hastings Superior Court Willard Warren & Knapp Boranton Lewgue Perior Mon Harrisburg Certaln

Finances of the City Reported by City Treasurer

City Treasurer Reese G Brooks presents the annual financial report for the year ending March 1. Beginning balance 118,000, receipts 714,180.15, total 822,658.00. Disbursements 472,653.00, balance 400,984.07. Major revenue from Roaring Brook and Linden street bridge bonds 275,012.60 and city tax 205,065.43. Largest expense 277,786.72 in 6,241 warrants. bridge work 54,018.47. Report notes care and prime financial standing.

Reese G. Brooks W. L. Connell J. MH. Torrey Philip Kirst Walter Briggs Board of Health H.R. Merher M.T. Lavelle D. W. Powell Uahior Hcenses Brooks Roaring Brook Linden Street

Mrs Carrie Mallander Seeks Divorce From George Mallander

Testimony taken yesterday before Judge Edwards in the divorce case of Carrie Mallander of South Slide against George Mallander. Carrie says they married February 17, 1880 and lived together eight years before he deserted her and has since persisted in desertion. They have one child. The court will be asked to grant a decree nisi. Recital by Miss Morris Pupils

Edwards Carrie Mallander South Slide George Mallander

Hinckley Decries This Drink For Exhaustion Fevers

Dr W F Hinckley of Waterbury Connecticut says the preparation has served him no good purpose when given for mental and physical exhaustion and as a drink in fevers.

W. F. Hinckley Waterbury, Conn

Low fare Lehigh Valley to Denver for Educational meeting

National Educational Association met July 6 to 1. Cheap Lehigh Valley Route tickets sold July 2 to 6 for Denver Cal with return options until July 15 and extended to August 31. City office 34 Lackawanna avenue Scranton Pa.

Lehigh Valley Railroad Rockies Lehigh Valley Denver Cal National Educational Association Inelualye Colorado Springs Manitou Pike'n Peek Lackawannac Avenue Scranton

Hattie Kane Dies in Scranton at 87

In Scranton on June 20 1895 Hattie Kane wife of M Kane aged 87 years 9 months 20 days Funeral from her mother Mrs Phoebe Poyera 214 Franklin Avenue Friday afternoon at 2 o clock Interment Washburn Street cemetery

W. W. Winton West Market Street Church Avenue Forest Hill Cemetery

Weddings of One June Day In Springfield and Scranton

A large fashionable wedding night at Hotel Terrace and several ceremonies across Dunmore Clark's Green and Scranton feature Miss Wagner Haskins Miss Mina Welles Miss Cora Hetzel and Miss Alice Spencer among dozens of attendees. Groomed by families including Haskins Spencer and Hetzel, bridesmaids and ushers from Springfield Wilkes-Barre Scranton and Dunmore share vows and celebrate with receptions and tours.

Terrace Minz Batelle M. Wagner Harry Walton Hocking Springfield Maze Massaelugette Mutual Life Insurance Company Key Dir Charles II Robinson Second Presbyterian Church Une der Whyte Clark Lackawanna Road St. James Avenue BE. B. Spencer Philadelphia Mise Ella Frances Heatt Baltimore Arthur Asking Cirace Edith Spencer Harriett Crane Scranton Mach William Leshure William Sargent Edwin Milky Springfeld Charles Crane Sire Claude Pratt Mra Harry Spencer Mir John Duckworth Harry Mason Wilkes-Barre Benjamin S. Haskins WI I. Haskins Edwin Miller W. T. Sargent W. Peshure F. B. Wirt Marcus Smith Harry D. Magon Alva Warren Bowman John A. Duckworth Frank Wagner Pred. C. Hand B. Pratt Frank P. Chilguan A. L. Spencer Mee UL Wet Mra. Grant Griffin M. BK. Pratt Harvey Blackwood Frank B. Ward Charles Jane Otto Mayer Edith Wirt Miva l Livvie Wirt Adda Hone Miss Pratt Hutthe Crane Misa Helen Steven Mise Gertie Depue Misa Grace Spencer Cleuie Mina Welles Clark's Green Allison Aldrich John Saunders South Seventh Street Sorlock L. C. Floyd Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Mias Shrauss Atood Mire George Welles Pearl Jeffrey John Pelham David Brown Charles Cooper Donell Charles Carmen John Hose David Lindsey John LaFrantz William Lever John Henore Wires W. B. Thornton J. H. Reynolds Clarence Jennings RB. L. Hatton C. BR. Hill George Biddleman John Hines Peter Hines Thomas Hines Mia. Benson Ferdinand Bidlinameyer W. C. Beaumont George Atkinson Snider Randolph David Atkinson John Finch This City Jerome Kemmerer Stormaville Monroe County Frank Taylor Peckville J. E Mack Carbondale Simeon Mack Forest City Luther Wells Dundaff J. A Nicholson Alton Egbert Leach South Canaan James Pelham Waverly A. J Bertha Beaumont Nellie Atkinson Hattie Smith Carrie Smith Angie Brigham Lucia Brigham Clara Sureth Gertle Johnson Nellie Leach Chino Ehilla Cora Heisel Ernest C. Brady Jacob Metzel Gibaon Street Phillip Haendiges First German Methodist Church Valegnan Bell @lothing house Cherry Lane Helen Hetzel Rhea Gessler Lillian Slants May Fenner Mamie Jordan Matmie Hetvel Lydia Pichel Cuberer Hanley Ani Mra William Helm and Belle Small Wilkes-Warre George Bittenbender Plymouth

Exhibition of Drawing by City School Pupils at Board of Control

Pupils under Mrs. Lucy A. Booth display progress in drawing at the board of control rooms. The exhibit shows steps from simple chart lessons to advanced shading and coloring with many works by students and some by the teacher. Also advertised a high grade 7 1 3 octave piano for sale in mahogany case at a low price.

Board of Control Lucy A. Booth

New Style Ladies' shirt waists arrive at Guernsey Bros

We expect to open this morning a fresh stack of waists in new style and all sizes at low prices. The tested assortment shown this season includes the Weber line claimed to be the best. Guernsey Bros. carries them.

Mears & Hagen Christian Endeavor

Tragic Trolley Killing in Minooka Inquiry Underway

Coroner Kelley and a jury investigated the death of Mrs. John Moran who was struck by a trolleys car on Main Street at about 8 20 p m witnesses described the ladylike attempt by her 14 year old daughter Ellen to pull her away. Motorman P J Foley and conductor Michael Boylan faced questioning as investigators considered the manner of the accident and possible bonds for the crew.

John Moran Minooka Kelley P. J. Foley Michael Boylan Moran John Ludden Patrick Mulkern Patrick Dickin John Leyden Tribune Foley Boylan Fox The Traction Company Miey Beetem

Teachers' Excursion to Denver on July 4 1895

Announcement of a July 4 1895 teachers’ excursion from Scranton to Chicago and Denver via Li ne 3 and Nickel Plate connecting at Buffalo. Details include departure times, sleeping car space, and contacts for reservations from Scranton and Buffalo. Also advert for Swayne's Ointment claiming cure for skin diseases and a note on Popilar Punch Clear.

Denver Boranton Buffalo Nickel Plate Road Chicago Scranton George W. Phillipn A. L. Smith Seranton F. J. Moore Swayne

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