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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1895

Page

2

Robbers of Mason estate identified in Pittston case

Detective George W. Brown captured Norman Jenkins and Ed Hoskins of West Pittston as the alleged robbers of Colonel Mason estate on Feb 10. Jenkins and Hoskins appeared before Justice Ehart, were sent to Luzerne county Jail, with Mrs Fitzgerald as principal witness.

Scranton Tribune Pittston George W. Brown Lehigh Valley Railroad Colonel Mason Norman Jenkins Ed. Hoskins West Pittston Justice Ehart West Side Luzerne County Mrs. Fitzgerald

Local Notices and Installations Highlight Borough Life

Residents move into new homes on Main street and Union street as families adjust. A dog is killed at Glendale mines. local health and knee injuries noted. Rev Roberts to be installed at First Presbyterian with visiting clergy. funeral rites held for Elisabeth Noelkle at Hyde Park church. Borough officials reorganize with new members sworn in, and a close treasurer vote decided by ten ballots.

David O T. Davis Main Street William Wilson Union Street William Nyhart John Daniels Glendale David Williams Washington Thomas Parsons Roberts First Presbyterian Church Hyde Park William McCrindle Avoca No. 2 Sons of ‘Temperance Lizzie Williams Archbald Weston Gomer Jones W. G. Morris John K. Davis John Tubbs John Price Fred Linney BE. EB. Weeton George J. Powell John P. Griffiths J. W. Houser John Mr. Harris

Funeral notices and moves in Carbondale region

CARBONDALE, Mr. and Mrs. George Kellow attend the funeral of Captain Kellow in Scranton today. Ex Carbondale Postmaster Y. Davis, now Bayonne, N Y, visiting relatives here. Mrs. George D. White and two children left for Patterson, N J where her husband works in a large silk mill. On March 12 marks the second anniversary of the organization of Lu-

George Kellow Captain Kellow Scranton Carbondale Y. Davis Bayonne N. d George D. White Patterson N. É

Local notices and theater crowd reflect on Dazzler

Rev. John N. Lewis of Grace church to officiate at Trinity church West Pittston this Wednesday evening. William Varcoe back from a week in New York City. The Dazzler play at Central theater drew a large audience but critics say it falls short of past standards and overpriced tickets. Allen House boarders include Blanchard Barber French Lovelass O Boyle Whittemore Kirkpatrick Nealon Orchard Dessel. Brown moves into Keystone block store. Mrs Tolley visiting Pittston. Mrs Fuller injured leg on Second street. doctors unsure if broken.

John N. Lewis Grace Church Trinity Church West Pittston William Varcoe New York City Dazzler Honesdale Central Theater Allen House Register W. 3. Blanchard G. BR. Barber Charles M. French Joseph Lovelass John J. O'Boyle G. F. Whittemore J. S. Kirkpatrick Scranton John J. Nealon O. Orchard

Priceburg News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Health

The Missae Annie Killen and Mary Meehan of Carbondale visited Thomas Meehan Sunday. Mrs John Kane and Mrs Edward Wilson are confined to home by illness. The council met Monday evening. John Jones of Carbondale called on friends here. Many apply for chief of police. Priceburg residents boast top county electric lights. Michael Mahan is confined at home by grip.

Thomas Martin Glynn Port Griffith Katie Maggie Rooney Scranton Marie MacDonald North Main Street J. F. Greve Mary Shields Hyde Park Tribune Carria Miller Clare Loughney Wilkes- Tlarre Pittston Scranton Tribune South Main Street Charles L. Welkhelzer Coxton Booth Gallagher Frankforter Booth Main Street J. F. Hopkins John Roberts Wilkes-Barre DeVoe A. G. Marsh Sayre B. F. Emigh Delaware Avenue West Side Minnie Ash Elm Street Pittaton Snyder Eagle Hotel W. F. Staley Water Street Hugh Smythe Electric City Misa Jennie Drake Lackawanna Lizzie Kane Ninth Regiment Armory Wilken-Barre Weat Side Haglehall al G. Field Ruggles & Manning Annie Killen Mary Meehan Carbondale Thomas Meehan John Kane Witheass Jonn Jones Edward Wilson Alness Priceburgeiitizens Michael Mahan

Donation to Hey RE Douglass at Clark Summit

A donation will be given Thursday evening for Hey RE Douglass at the house of A A Nichols in Clark Summit. All are cordially invited to attend.

Hey. RE. A. Douglass A. A. Nichols Clark Summit

Rail mileage books may be called in by major railroads

Rumor says Delaware and Hudson and Delaware Lackawanna and Western may follow Ontario and Western in calling mileage books though unconfirmed. Chicago streets will lay 1 to 4 percent more electric track, with rails weighing up to 105 pounds per yard boosting steel usage.

Delaware and Hudson Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Ontario and Western Chicago George Harley Springfield West Virginia Neversink Mountain Railroad Company Chadné, Hazleton & Co Philadelphia

Beech Creek Debtors and Rail Rates Stir Regional Industry

The sheriff seizes franchise assets as a Beech Creek company faces sale to satisfy debts while long dwindling earnings hint at reorganization. Beech Creek coal freight disputes and a rumored new tunnel from Switch Back mountain explore flood protection for South Side mines, with surveys under way andMine owners to approve plans.

Grand Trunk New York and New England Boston Philadelphia Hoech Creek Leaal Yates Beech Creek ISM Pennsylvania United States Haughton Joddo Silver Brook Neuver Meadow Schuylkill County

Stocks and Bonds Show Early Rise Then Sharp Reversal

New York opening buys lift prices 4 to 14 but Chicago Gas setback signals 14 to 70 drop after Chicago signs Ogden gas ordinance. Short covering boosts late trading. General Electric and Sugar weaken. Total 168000 shares traded as market moves from firm to dull then brisk before close.

New York London Chicago Hopkins Jersey Central Lackawanna Grangers Vanderbilta Shorts General Electric Tribune William Linn Allen & Co Lokera Bpruce Astreet Beranton

Market headline style farming prices and trade notes

March to December grain and livestock market bulletin shows quiet corn and oats futures with dull options and steady to firm cash tones. Cattle and hog receipts near 600 and 3700 head with steady to firmer demand, sheep and lambs mixed but generally steady with higher end prices for prime stock.

Bilal Chicago Malie Balie Buffalo

Chicago Market Prices Mixed Across Livestock and Hides

Chicago stock market reports a steady calf and cattle trade with 4 000 head receipts and prices for cows and bulls at 1.50 to 1.00, hog receipts around 80 000 head with heavier steady to higher bids up to 4.35, sheep at 4.60 to 4.65, and Philadelphia tallow market noting steady demand. Numerous ads include auctions, hair growth remedies, patent curlers, and salesmanship from firms in Chicago and Boston, with public notices for sewer work proposals in Foranton and employment notices across cities.

Chicago

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