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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1894

Page

5

City Notes Highlight Local Events And Personnel

A crowded evening in Laurel Hill park features dancing with Lawrence band and public-spirited merchants keeping shops open Monday and Tuesday nights. A marriage license was issued to John H Thomas and David J Llewellyn and Maggie Williams. Burglar John Tibbins jailed for breaking into Alexander Cotterson’s Spring Brook store. Hotel Elmhurst will open July 3 under Mrs L J Watrees Watkins with J C Water as assistant. Railroad men and families invited to Sunday meeting of the Railroad Young Men’s Christian Association at 1 30. The Fall of Babylon diagram goes on sale at Powell’s music store. An Italian accident victim from East Buffalo arrived at Moses Taylor hospital. First German Methodist Episcopal church Sunday school fair July 4 at Nay Avg fails with games and refreshments. Funeral for James Golden held at his father’s home then St Peter’s Cathedral with Rev P Golden officiating. Pallbearers listed as Moran, Moran, Grady, Clark, Regan and O Toole.

Laurel Hill Park Lawrence Band Clark John Hhomas David J. Llewellyn Scranton Maggie Williams Taylor John Tibbins Messia Koemer Fraunfelker Mastere Powell Musicatore O'Cllock Moses Taylor Hospital East Buffalo James Golden New York Railroad Avenue St. Peter's Cathedral PJ. Golden Father O'Reilly Father Mangan John Moran T. I. Moran Frank Grady Miles Clark M. F. Regan M. J. O'toole

Taffeta Silk Sale At Means Haven Store Scranton

This season’s stock of Taffeta silk, once valued at $1.25 a yard, is offered at 70 cents. The sale runs Saturday morning at Means & Haven, 416 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton, with fresh styles and limited quantities. Prices good while supplies last.

Means & Haven Lackawanna Avenue Scranton

Reward Offered for Medala Murder Suspect in Lackawanna County

County commissioners announce a $500 reward for the arrest and delivery of Crescenzo Medala suspected in the murder of Emanuel Lora near Old Forge Lackawanna Township on June 17. Description lists origin Ariana Italy age 22 height around five feet five inches weight 150 160 pounds dark eyes hair brown mustache shaved after the crime. Notify Sheriff of Lackawanna County Scranton Pa with information.

Medala Crescenzo Medala Emanuel Lore Old Porge Lackawanna Lackawanna County Scranton Ariana Hoja Mudtown Elensburg Cambrian County United States

Attractive Young Men's Christian Association Concert and Reception

An evening program by the YMCA features the Lawrence band from 8 to 10 with pieces including Illinois Battle Ship and Metropolis at Night. Prof and Mrs Lincoln Surrick present stereopticon entertainment and Mr Sarrick recites The Bachelor with lantern visuals. Refreshments will be served by young ladies.

Young Men's Christian Association Lawrence Marcel Iilinois Metropolis James Hartpote Scottiseh Rollinson Profestor G Lincoln Surrich Mr. Sarrick Thomaford

Cyclone Kate Causes Fire And Assault In Swetland Street

Reported incident last night details Cyclone Kate, just released from jail, visiting Mra Corcoran on Swetland Street. A fight among women followed as Kate hurled a lamp, severely burning Corcoran and igniting the dwelling. Corcoran faces charges of keeping a disorderly house while Kate will be charged with setting fire to the residence.

Mra Corcoran Swetland Atreat Cyclone Kate Mra Corcoran Ferber Boylan

Lecture at Cathedral for St Vincent de Paul Fund

The St Vincent de Paul society at the cathedral plans a free lecture tomorrow night with a voluntary collection for its treasury. Rev D C Cunnion of Epiphany Church New York will deliver the lecture. A list of gentlemen will conduct the collection including Magicran Flynn Colligan O Malley O Boyle McCaffray Corcoran O Reilly McAndrew Boyle Hoban McCaffray Collins Brown.

St. Vincent de Paul Society of M. J. O'Malley J. J. O'Boyle Vine Street P. J. McCaffray J. B.corcoran B.D. O'Reilly Aaushera Frank McAndrew J. J. Boyle T. P. Hoban Morris Collins J. J Brown

Camp Meeting Sunday at Laurel Hill Park

An old fashioned colored camp meeting will be held Sunday at Laurel Hill park under the African Methodist Episcopal Zion church of Montrose. A Jubilee singers band will perform plantation sacred melodies to enliven the day. Genossen conference talents will participate with services at 10:30 a.m. 2:40 p.m. 4 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Rev. G. A. Smith to preach.

Laurel Hill Park G. A. Smith

Commandog Monday and Con Hauling Bargain Sale

July 2 sales offer deep discounts on silk goods, china, brocades, and fancy fabrics. Large stock includes dress goods, robes, sateens, gingham, calicoes, outing cloths, and embroideries, all at half former prices.

Calico

Gatteeh & Sons Promote Restored Orchestral Organ Boxes

Philadelphia dealer Gatteeh & Sons at 1080 Chestnut Street offers restored orchestral organs with new tunes. Old music boxes are carefully repaired and improved, with pricing listed as $10 for specialty tunes.

Gatteeh & Sons Philadelphia

Fall of Babylon Draws Crowded House at Frothingham

The second presentation of the Fall of Babylon drew a large audience, testing seating capacity. The performance ended earlier but moved smoothly. The principal vocalist and chorus received lively applause. It will be repeated tonight at the same venue.

Lon Babylon Frothingham

Man Loses Leg In Railroadyard Accident

Patrick Glynn of the Notch sustained severe injuries when a trip of coal cars struck him on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western line yesterday afternoon. He was brought to Moses Taylor Hospital where one leg was amputated that night. Doctors report he will recover despite internal injuries.

Patrick Glynn Notch Delaware, Lackawanna and Wester Tie Moses Taylor Hospital Dogtora

Summer Extension Meeting Opens in Philadelphia

The American Society for the Extension of University Teaching launches its second annual summer session July 2 in Philadelphia, with six departments and courses from literature to economics. Notable lecturers include Benjamin Andrews and Theodore Roosevelt. special pilgrimages and a state teachers meeting accompany the program.

American Society For the Philadelphia Amherst Iowa Bryn Mawr Columbia Cornell Pennsylvania Yale Amy PF. Blair Minneapolis Benjamin Andrews D.D Brown's University Edward Brooks Edward Everett Hale D. D Boston America Rev D. McConnell St. Stephen's Church United States John Bach McManster University Il Ser Mi Theodore Roosevelt University Extension Society New England Middle States Washington Hartford Cambridge Lexington Concord Salem Plymouth Pomfret Fishkill Newburg West Point Tarrytown New York Princeton Trenton State Teachers’ Association A. K. McClure Jack Robinson Schoola A. G. ©. Smith Brandywine Battlecrew Chadd's Porch Old Baptist Church Pennsylvania Training School Liwyn Williamson Trades School Willian

Trials in Lackawanna court recount assault and theft cases

Yesterday judges heard multiple cases including a second failed jury in the Tobey trial, claims of assault on constable Koehler, and several denials of charges. Notable verdicts include not guilty finds for Colling and Galland, with various fines and costs assessed.

Koehler Smith

Trustee Roles Listed for Eighteen Months

The record names Thomas H. Spruka as trustee for eighteen months and John H. Gray as sir knight representative with Alfred J. Lotria as property man. John Squance serves as organist and John J. Richardson is listed as another figure.

Thomas H. Spruka Knight John H. Gray Alfred J. Lotria John Squance John J. Richardson

Two Juvenile Thieves Detained For Watermelon Theft

Jamon McNeal and William Greaves both 16 were arrested by Special Officer Martin Crippen for stealing watermelons from a freight car on a switch near the Bridge atreea depot. Authorities say the pair have been involved in multiple depredations and blame lax parenting. Alderman Wright remanded them to county jail in default of 300 dollars bail.

Jamon McNeal William Greaves Tofls James McNeal Martin Crippen Bridge Atreea Alderman Wright

Ward Seven voters in Twelfth Ward face ballot trouble

In a contested election, seven voters were examined in Ward Seven. Five were struck for lack of valid proof of voting eligibility while Consrady P.P. Ryan passed the pre-examination proving his citizenship.

Yeaterday Consrady

Scranton Traction Fare Change On South Side Line

The Scranton Traction company announces a July 1 fare collection shift on the South Side line to the city limits and Greenwood. The move follows talks with city and county lawyers, will reduce Traction income, and aims to serve patrons while tracks are repaired for summer.

Scranton Traction Company South Side City Limited Greenwood Jessup Scranton Passenger Railway Company Bk Whatia Car Barn Valley Passenger Railway Company Terminia Scranton and Pittston Scranton Traction Scranton Tracton Company Scranton Beatem Trunone

Elmhurst Hotel Elate Seasonal Opening 1804

Elmhurnt Pennsylvania announces the 1804 season opening on Tuesday July 3 under Mrs L Vertress Watkins with J C Vivnol as caterer. The notice promotes Elmhurst Hotel social advantages and low rate steamship tickets from Mac’s Book Store Scranton. Also announces fourteen English doctors at Conway House offering free services to the unable to pay and notes Dr Gibbons in New York City visits Scranton Mondays.

Conway House Europe Conwhy Lonsy Peatofles Penn Avenue

North End Briefs Highlight Local Events and Changes

The North End notes a July 10 Methodist picnic to Lake Winola, changes in local church leadership, and community updates. residents recoveries, travel plans, and a Wells Street couple return from a bridal tour. a bakery wagon incident causes minor injuries. a local obituary mentions John Houndaworth. Community gatherings at the Methodist and Episcopal churches feature music, refreshments, and remarks by Rev. Fuller. The Green Ridge Wheelmen club reports a lantern parade, band performances, and motor park entrants.

Scranton Business Interest List to Publish Classified Volume

Scranton's Business Interests plans a carefully compiled volume of leading wholesale banking manufacturing and professional interests. The edition will be bound with photogravure views of public buildings blocks and portraits of residents, promising broad exposure and new residents as an effective city advertisement. Representatives will contact those named to explain further.

Scranton Businesa Tre Triene Scratton Tae Tuoung

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