Personal notices and travels of local residents
Jet Connell departs for Maria while Miss Sara Melaiie visits New York City. Amidst engagements, Bishop O Mara and Rev M Loftus head to Philadelphia as Dr Feinberg and Conrad Schroeder visit New York. Local figures attend funerals, church affairs, and international visitors mingle with Mick Manufacturing officials. Tourists from the area plan to New Orleans after inspecting Nashville exposition buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jet
Connell
Maria
Sara Melaiie
New York City
Jacob Katy
Heneadile
Peter Stipp
Familly
Washington
Ube
Ming Lillianot
AL Hiammett
George Cure
Dr. Feinberg
Conrad Schroeder
Peter Allegier
New York
O'Mara
Phila
Tet
Theo
Prondermest
Philadelphia
Nod. McManus
North End
New Orleans
Medico
Nashville Town
J. W. Hollenback
Anna -Ay Hollenback
The Westerner at Academy of Music shines in debut
The Westerner, a comedy by Edward FE Rose, played at the Academy of Music last night by the McAuliffe and Greene company before a large audience. The production offered lively acting, stereopticon pictures, and clever dancing with an afternoon performance of Through Russian Snows and plans to repeat The Westerner, followed by The Black Hag tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward FE. Rose
Academy of Music
McAuliffe and Greene Company
Observance of Ash Wednesday Across Churches
Ash Wednesday services marked the beginning of Lent in Catholic and Episcopal churches. At the cathedral three masses included blessing of ashes and distribution of palms for Palm Sunday. sermons followed on Lent nights. St Luke's, St Patrick's, and St David's also held standard morning to evening rites with ashes, Holy Communion, and special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. O' Reilly
St. Luke*s Church
dBi Feeley
Twelock
Tow
Carmody
A. A. O'Reilly
Father Feeley
Mather Carmiody
Ae Sul-Degeon
Stevy
Wenen
St Luke's Church
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
St. David's Mpnential Church
Talofelock
J. G. Whalen
St. Davis's Episcopal Church
Ectet Meoh
Mill
Wawellek
Timorrow
Tao
Gluck
P.m
Furnishings Budget Shortfall for Nay Aug Engine House
The Nay Aug Engine Company seeks essential furnishings and a heating plant but funds are insufficient. A $1,000 appropriation for furnishings and $650 for heating leaves about $10 for equipment as the March 1 move from Spruce Street looms. Chief Hickey and committee leaders are authorized to purchase necessary fixtures and fixtures.
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Fire Department
Nay Aug Engine Company Viuyters
Franklin
CLM
Seuch
W. P. Cannell & Sons
Kingsbury Rubber and Supply Company
Spruce Street
Hickey
Durr
Select Branch
Cherian Nocee
Chiro
Comm
Scranton Post Office Sees Growth Despite Hard Times
The Scranton post office reports stronger than expected momentum in February with a gain of 1350.22 over last year. January 1847 figures also show improvement, rising 688.05 from January 1846, contrasting with declines seen at other major offices nationwide.
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Scranton
Volunteer Firemen's Association Moves To Grow Membership
The Scranton Volunteer Firemen's association plans a campaign to recruit new members and boost interest. An executive committee visit to the North End and a meeting at the Excel sor House will urge North End residents to attend. Members include President Vorhla Tradere Goolman ex Chief H I Perrier C E Becker Eugene Long and F W Aizelman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Volunteer Firemen's Association
North En
Excelsor Hos’ House
North End
Vorhla
Tradere Goolman
Joseph Steward
H. I. Perrier
C. E. Becker
Eugene Long
F. W. Aizelman
Mayor Hailey Quashes Disorder In Morbelnw Court
Morbelnw citizen found drunk and in a messy condition on Monte street. Frank Wilanisaki, 58, paid a five dollar fine. Michael Piuing, a youthful thief, stole a pair of shoes from a Penn avenue store and was fined. William Shea and Lackie Barrett jailed Tuesday night by Patrolmen Redhart and Matthews for petty thievery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hailey
Pollcw
Morbelnw
Monte Street
Frank Wilanisaki
Michael Piuing
Atdlen
Penn Avenue
Willian Shea
Lackie Barrett
Redhart and
Matthews
Hungarian Top-Heavy Fall At Green's Lane Bridge
A Hungarian worker toppled over a trestle railing at Green's Lane last night. He landed on the inclined bank after a thirty foot drop, sustaining cuts and a bump on the head but his injuries were not serious. A neighbor found him bleeding beside the tracks and he was taken to John Mallow’s residence for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green's Lane
Tranks
Ike Aleve
Stowers Packing House
John Mallow
Satiny
Pheeter
Letters From The People Opinion Section Note
Under this heading short letters of interest will be published when accompanied by the writer's signature. The Tribune will not be held responsible for opinions here expressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shyme
the Tribune
Paine and Streeter Spar Over Turnpike Toll Reform
The letter reveals William Streeter and Mr Paine clashing over tolls on the Turnpike company line. Paine accuses the company of cheating the public via ticket and wide-tire plans while Streeter forecasts opening a new line toward Chinchilla before reforms take effect. Paine argues for full law charges and critiques perceived reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edntor
the Tribune
HH. EK
Paine
Mignolas
Putsauld Lo Solr
Turnpike Company
nahioWw
Mr. Paine
Dole
Pale
Mir
Streeter
Chinchilla
Mr Paine
Jet
William Streeter
Diamond Dust Makes Patchwork Baseball Headlines
Rumors swirl around Buffalo pursuing Jick Sharrott and Tommy Lewhe for Pittsboro. Reports mention a $1200 first season payout and a make up of players including Gaffney Swartwood Kelly and Connelly. Rochester contracts tally fourteen players led by Yerrick Herndon Lee McParland Tall Carr rary Kelly Dooley Mulvey Henry Merry Bottenue Barber Calihan Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Jick Sharrott
New Yorks
Tommy Lewhe
Springfield
Pittsboro
Astern
Gaffney
Swartwood
Kelly
Connelly
Huse
Pyeediniin
New York
Superior Job Facilities Highlight Northeastern Pennsylvania
The text touts our facilities as superior to any office in Northeastern Pennsylvania and invites comparison to prove the claim. It notes that prices are submitted without hesitation but stresses considering the quality of work when evaluating value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Dyspepsia Remedy Endorsed by Dr Leonard
Dr W. H Leonard of Hinsdale New Hampshire hails Horsford’s Acid Phosphate as the best remedy for dyspepsia ever seen. He commends its relief and recommends it to sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Leonard
Hinsdale, N.H
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cure Claims Quick Relief
Morton L Hill of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in all muscles and joints. After eight doctors and six weeks in bed, Myathe Cure four Rheumaticm gave immediate relief and she could walk in three days. Sold by Daryl Lorens Scranton 418 Lackawanna Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton L. Hill
Lebanon
Ind
Daryl Lorens
Scranton
Lackawanna Avenue
Property Owners Back Land Asphalt Bid in Scranton
Millhorrs street property owners met at City Hall and recorded their support for land asphalt paving by the Columbia Construction Company of Syracuse. The group urged a committee to inspect land asphalt sites and prepare for a meeting with the Common Council pavement committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asphat
Columbian Construction Company
Milllhorrs Street
Syracuse
Comemen Council
Commen Council
Mulberry Street
MiMin
Pregourt
Ciart Bios
Barker Asphalt
August Robinson
Columba Construction Company
Robinson
Pitch Lake Asphalt
Wehr
Bscranton
Mittin Avenue
Pregeatt Avenue
Coliun- Hh
Thompson
Fred . Bhand
Pratt
Stokes
Hie Jett
Gaarney
Ellen Bt Sessa
Bo Beatle
Wil Thellee
Christ Minch
Sidney Birawilbiin
James Nolin
Bond
Kate Drew
Henry T. Roebler
Asc. Nettleton
Charles A. Hurr
Thy A. H. Courben
AL Shifter
Junes
Tulph
Grant
Columbia Company
Bhoe Allen
Jacob Bines
Npdre State Mills
Mike
Luther Keller
Dunn Tires
Amusements at Frathingham feature new scenes and stars
Andrew Mack appears as Myles Areon at Frathingham in a last city performance with Bath and a fresh scenic environment. Miss Lovise Montrage debuts as Magele Marrelli while a large chorus adds harmony. Davis theater presents The Midnight Blow with Mir Louis Magan and Gussie Gardner. Kennedy players arrive next week with Minek Kratie supervising Mine Flores transformation dances.
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Andrew Mack
Myles Areon
Mise Lovise Montrage
Magele Marrelli
Manteer Davis
Davis’ Theater
Louis Magan
Gussie Gardner
Strang
Vist Davis’ Theater
Kennedy Players
Academy of Music
Minek Kratie
Hermnie
Hermann
Amicable settlement reached in Collings and Hackett matter
Through creditor influence Hackett Carhart and Co of New York brokered an accord between partners of the Collings Hackett clothing house. The parties were brought together and an amicable adjustment was effected with both interests satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackett, Carhart & Co
New York
Collings & Hackett
J Dutton Hackett to Open Clothing Store March 27
J Dutton Hackett will start a clothing business at the Mitelle & Cy location on Lackawinia Avenue, with Mr Collins in charge of the current store. An amicable agreement was reached but a court appointment of a receiver was noted, continuing litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Dutton Hackett
Mr. Collins
Mitelle & Cy
Lackawinia Avenue
Todd
Judes Gunster
Company C Plans Decoration Day Exercises
Company C of the Thirteenth Regiment National Guard of Pennyvivada has arranged a Decoration Day event with Duke Ariel secured for the occasion. A committee led by Wallies Moir will supervise. members include WW Gould secretary David J Davies treasurer Toe Kingsbury Thomas Murphy. Negotiations with William Jennings Bryan are underway to secure a memorial address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirteenth Revimvent
National Guard
Pennyvivada
Fiee
Duke Ariel
Wunmrenoed
Wallies Moir
WW. B. Gould
David J. Davies
Toe. Kingsbury
Thoms Murphy
Willam Jennings Bry
Teachers Prepare for April Institute at High School
Public school teachers under Superintendent Howell plan an April institute with weekly Wednesday meetings at 4 PM in the high school auditorium. The first session was held yesterday with Miss Heath directing phonics instruction and B&B theater music handling arrangements. President Jennings of the board attended and spoke briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Miss Heath
Dermin
Jennings
Board of Control
Pyramid Pile Cure Endorsed by Doctors for Instant Relief
Dr Hedmond calls Pyramid Pile Core the most remarkable remedy for piles with instant relief on first use. He notes no opium or cocaine and no surgical need, suitable for quick, noninvasive treatment. Dr Eaterbrook confirms it cures all forms and allows normal daily activity. Sold by druggists at 50 cents. free book available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedmond
Tatiennes
Eaterbrook
Weitling Narrowly Escapes Elevator Fall at Lackawanna Ave
John Wettling, working at M Norton's store on Lackawanna Avenue, fell from the third floor elevator rope to the basement yesterday noon. He escaped serious injury with only bruises and a few cuts despite the hazardous mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wettling
M. Norton
Lackiwanna Avenue
China sale offers imported sets at deep discounts
Executors of a large New York china importer close out stock with first choice to our buyer. Tea sets from four ninety per set. decorated Vases and Bohemian pieces priced from 10c to 2.50. Includes pieces from Japan and Germany. new French decorations in green and gold. More tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China Department
New York
China
Japan
Germany
Spectacles Sale at Silverstone Eye Specialist
Eye specialist Silverstone offers a one night sale at 5 Lackawanna Avenue with prices to attract buyers. Solid gold rimmed spectacles $1.50 pair, mixed bows 2, nickel bows 60 cents to $1.50, aluminum bows 1 to $2, colored glasses 1. out, reading glasses in stock, opera and magnifying glasses discounted. Free eye examinations and guaranteed satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Avenue
Lehigh Valley
Damask Patterns and Bleached Linens Sale Notes
Fragmented catalog items list cream damask patterns 34e to 45e and napkins priced from 40c to 2.50 with bleached snow white fabric and new patterns. Large assortment of higher priced goods offered at greatly reduced prices.
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Norton
Lackawanna Ave
Weston Mill Co
W. B. Henwood
Lackawann Ave
The
City
ST. Luke's Church
Pennnd Lackawanna Avenues
Bordemnan
Bea
Barrett
Jal
Patrick Globons
Wither-Barre
John McDoukal
Myers Old
Scealehman
Cena
West Lacka- Wenn
Hni
Nay Aug
Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Horsford
George OH. Thompson
Rede. Hand
Ereh
Coter
Mr. Barnes
Times
J. Lowell
Mass
Doral Hollis
Hollis
Mirrine
Avery
Company C
Weitling
Beecham
the Rexford Co
Nir
China Gall
Wyoming Avene
Thiele
School of Music
Spruce
Katharine Thiele
Ernest Thiele
Scharwenka Conservatory
Herr Kopff
Moosic Powder CO
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Repauno Chemical Co
Keeley Fantitita
Madison Avenue
Scramton
Ile Lockwood
Lie Lockwood
We Lockwood
Ise Lockwood
Lockwood
Ite
Utiea
Fire Hill
Lonsdale
Pride of West
Ciloghani
Giogham
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