Dr H. BS Ware Specialist Exe Ear Nose Throat
Dr H BS is listed as a ware specialist-exe in ear nose and throat care.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1894
Page
3
Dr H BS is listed as a ware specialist-exe in ear nose and throat care.
The report records numerous named individuals visiting the Wyoming Hotel or in city areas, including Sooker of Jennisn, Wedeman of Forest City, Northrop of Tunkhannock, Mrs Campbell of Suguuebanna, and others. It notes travel to Rock Ledge Florida, Sewanee Spritge, and health and employment moves among residents.
James Masters has accepted the position of breaker foreman with the Pennsylvania Coal Company at Gypsy Grove. The section reports other local notes including social visits and a minor traffic collision at a street corner without injuries. Interment for a deceased member of the Grand Army of the Republic was held in Petersburg cemetery with attending services.
William Orniz yesterday became deputy collector, taking the new office and deputy terms. William B. Jones remains briefly to aid the transition under Penman. No immediate appointment to replace Craig in the sheriff’s office. Falley stated the existing force can handle all sheriff’s bureau business.
A crossed wire at 10.40 last night sent electricity into a telephone cable box outside the Stranton Wood Working Co factory on Penn avenue. The wood box burned out all wire connections, extinguished by Central City fire units from box 16. The blaze destroyed service between Central City and Green Ridge.
A St David's Day supper and program were held last evening at the Tabernacle Congregational Church hosted by the Ladies Society. Major J. Wright inspected Company F at its Armory, noting improved premises and drill readiness. Thomas Davies of Fifteenth Street is reported dead.
Obituaries for Thomas Davies and Miss Bridget O'Brien outline deaths, funerals, and survivors in the local area. Additional items mention a public birthday party, a company ball, mine workers, and a promotional bouquet giveaway at Means & Hagen, with names of residents, locations, and institutions throughout.
Entertainment at Music Hall Sunday features the John Mitchell club commemorating the 11th anniversary of Robert Keimot the young Irish martyr. The program includes vocal solos such as Banner of Green Then variation Siach s Mea Let Me Fold Thow Clow Beal Wall Fy Kottilien Evie Mae and The Daisy with performers Florence Schilling Mamie Honan Maywehe Harrington Roche and others under director John Saige.
Workers at a lace factory in Ciren Kolgeawne reportedly planned a strike over wage cuts. John Ketninerer states the firm may reduce wages by 0 per cent causing dissatisfaction, with officials forming a committee to address the issue. Operations paused as orders remained light and a restart is planned after a week from Monday.
Autopsy on John Aberick Habrough at Penn Avenue and Mulberry Street found no evidence of fatal injury from a fight. Coroner McAndrews and Dr Kelly indicated death likely from heart disease. jury of Squier McAndrews Bird Howley Davis and Camphill to render verdict tonight at the courthouse.
George Carter offers one more recital at Elm Park Church on Saturday afternoon to accommodate Wilkes-Barre and Carbondale audiences. The event starts at 4 34 promptly with doors at that hour. An admission donation at the door benefits the needy.
Last evening the Wonderland Stock company presented Under the Gunfight a five act sensational comedy drama with striking scenery. The production featured Pier 40 New York City as a dramatic set piece and a bold railroad collision scene with a locomotive crossing the stage. The Bowery dance drew great applause as part of a top class entertainment overall.
An application for a charter of the Volunteer Firemen Mutual Benefit Association was filed with Prothonotary Pryor. The article lists subscribers including Pred W. Zialeman P J Hickey Charles M Zoxsiman Lincoln S Tillman A Vorhia Thomas F Moon L K Fran Cole J T Reynolds Jon Batterman J T Zigelman and John Roa backers of the incurring firemen’s group.
The panel T S Hoban John F Cummings and George W Houle ruled no cause of action in the Stegman and Willy Dame dispute against BC Walls. Stegman sought $1,000 damages for injuries alleged at the hand of Willy Dame as testimony was heard and litigation proceeded yesterday morning.
Dispatched orders at the Scranton Traction office on Franklin avenue ban parcels carried by motormen and conductors. The rule, affecting parcels not with passengers, slows schedules and wastes transit time. Advertisements note local businesses on Lackawanna avenue and Spruce street offering services and goods.
Notes of South Side recounts campaign clashes as John F. Kearney and Henry Coyle challenge William Connell after recent defeats. Coverage mentions a proposed Maple Street bridge, a charitable land gift to William Connell Hose Company, choir plans for July Fourth, and local civic updates including council actions and community incidents.
At the Academy of Music on Friday evening next a distinguished actor known as Felix Motria Lia will appear. The engagement features Mr Morris with an exceptional production and fine performances expected to attract a sizable audience in Sermitun.
Arbitratord Byron Akerly ILI Tay lor and OW Dawaun filed an award of BL80 in favor of Shiffer Bron in the case of M EB Worden ce tried Tuesday Worden sued to recover 337 dollars claiming the defendants owed him They presented a claim to offset his bill Hendieaton Woert Ballantine Alet Ed Waisn agent 38 White Avenue
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