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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1894
Page
3
Garney, Brown & Co. report a counterfeit ring selling Punch cigars imprinted with the initials LUUKRY BOs VU AKE, alleging the fakes imitate genuine branding. Industry officials warn buyers to inspect packaging and verify authenticity with the manufacturer.
Dr H B Ware works as a specialist in eye ear nose and throat care at 185 Wyoming Ave with office hours listed as 338444.
Mawe and Agnes Callahan of Lacka Wanta avenue visit Pittston with friends while Squire Donahue of Wilkes-Barre sits high in court decisions. Miss Anna Trescott of Stroudsburg leaves Scranton for Philadelphia after weeks of visiting. Architect E F H Davis returns from Hazleton with accepted plans for a banit Bone block 10 by 16 to house stores and offices.
Amusement notes announce Charles Frohman's Empire company will perform The Girl I Left Behind Me at the Academy this evening. The production, a major two season success, features rich scenic details and a New York pedigree including a World’s Fair run.
A good crowd applauded the sensational comedy drama Streets of New York at Wonderland last night. Will D Corbett impressed as Badger with Elwyn Stevens praised for Bloodgood. Alice Kemp and Misses Ethel Fuller and Maggie Willett also drew audience applause. The run continues tonight and tomorrow night with strong signups expected.
Deputy United States marshal post has been vacant since December. During a U S court session in Scranton Walter Walker appointed A Scanlon Jr as deputy marshal. Scanlon, a well known detective with extensive experience, is expected to fulfill the duties.
Mary Luxemberger sustained injuries when a Suranto Traction Co car left the track on January 6. Her husband Peter Luxemberger, through attorney Smith, filed suit Monday for $20,000 in damages for medical care and loss of her services.
Peter Mang was struck by a moving train on the New York Ontario and Western line at White Bridge station Carbondale injuring him and wrecking his wagon and horse. Through attorney Willard Warren Knapp Mang sues the railroad for $5 000 for injuries and damages.
The Tribune announces its book counter will close after April First with a March close. A large selection of popular series books offered at popular prices today and tomorrow. Sample prices include eight Columbus aries for $1 and five Oxford series for $1 with four Universal series titles also $1.
Hyde Park Masonic lodge members traveled to Binghamton to witness a third degree ceremony aboard the 6:10 train. Miss Sabina Kelly of Hamp ton street was buried after a high mass at St Patrick's church with interment at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. May F Beers hosted a party at Beers hall, North Main avenue, with dancing and games until midnight. The Walsh Philosophical society will discuss the income tax with Henry B K Davies and Daniel J Evans as debaters. Willie Williams, four, of North Rebecca avenues, was laid to rest after services at home. Various local residents returned from visits, and several meetings and events were postponed or scheduled, including debates and church activities. A special sale promotion runs at Means and Hagen, 415 Lackawanna avenue.
Local advertisement invites boys to a March 10 sale at Griffin's on Wyoming Avenue. Items include base bills and latest styles with new novelties in photography accessories. Grady and Holt specialty shop promotes timely raises and offerings for customers.
A Scranton meeting proposed a plan where the Board of Associated Charities channels able bodied applicants to work under Street Commissioner Kirst, with relief paid by the Poor Board. Directors Tropp and Gibbons debated legality, leading to a recitation that the Charities will provide work and the Poor Board will direct applicants to them. The pilot directs workers to Connell Park, pending final action.
Local column highlights daytime events and social tidbits from the South Side, noting gatherings, arrivals, and community spots of interest to Tribune readers. The roundup emphasizes everyday happenings, routine plans, and neighborhood life.
Patrick Flaherty of Boochatroot left home without notice after years as a wagon pilot for Kelly wud Casey Brewing. A broken rail on the Delaware and Hudson near Houring Brook delayed a passenger train, avoiding disaster. Other notes cover injuries, marriages, and local incidents including a dog bite and a found wagon accident.
Advertises a ball on April 26 at Working Man's Hall and notes flowens given away. Announces a special offer on Saturday March 10 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. for customers spending 50 cents or more at Moura & Hagen located at 415 Lackawanna Avenue.
Public notice urges readers to order The Tristxx encyclopedia under easy monthly payments. Calls to visit The Trinoxy Encyclopsilia department at 487 Spruce Street and view sample volumes at 427 Sornee Street. Subscribe now to avoid missing the closing opportunity.
The funeral for the late Thomas Tighe was held Wednesday morning from the brother William Tighe's residence in Bloom at Rest. Interment occurred at Moscow. Barber W L Parcell repainted his house. Arthur Johnson secured a position with Contractor Harvey. Miss Frome Gillet, visiting, left for St Pan yesterday. James Conway Jaill recovered from typhoid fever. The 6 year old child of Patrick Lyons of Pine atrest buried yesterday. Frank Colling, son of George Collin, died at 7:45 am from scarlet fever.
The United States court session ended yesterday morning with officials and jurors leaving for home. The retrial argument in the buddy insurance case resumed as Judge Bullington prepared to issue his opinion. Jalgo Puflington traveled from the city to Wilkes Barre for the night and plans to Atlantic City for six weeks of rest before proceeding to Pittsburgh to resume judicial duties.
A mall audience witnessed Donevan WH Harrison’s Play The Paymaster at the Academy of Music last evening. The show pleased a few, with A Samipada delivering feats of strength that hinted at a stronger star than Harrison, who was expected to headline the company.
Management announces a boarding hall plan to aid visiting students with moderate pricing. Professor Wood will execute the project as the school expands academic, college, preparatory and normal departments. Visitors are invited to McBrone's Turkish bath and a furniture store on Washington Avenue for related offers.
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