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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1895
Page
3
Mount Pocono resident L T Smith and Knoxville visitor Campbell are listed among yesterday’s arrivals. Hawley, Cortland and Auburn guests are hosted at local homes, with Lieut. W J Lewis returning from Florida and Cuba in improved health. Several educators and officials attend events, exams, and banquets across Scranton, Lackawanna and Luzerne regions.
In court for license remonstrances a pattern of opposition emerges across wards. Deckelnick and Gluck face challenges amid claims of liquor sales to minors on election day and alleged gambling at Gluck’s Fell Township tavern. Witnesses testify to disturbances near Petr Gluck’s establishment as hearings continue.
Lawrence Mystic Entertainers headline at the Academy with the Spirited Seance and Baldwins exposé alongside Mile. Electra and The Two Sisters. Tony Warrell in Garry Owen, Davis' today presents Black Flag, Yvette Guilbert to debut in New York, and Trilby at Park Theatre in Boston with Lackaye and Harned delivering pointed performances.
A splashy domestic row on Railroad Avenue ends with Maggie Montgomery jailed for thirty days after a lamp is hurled during a quarrel over a dress seized by Cyclone Kate Boylan. Police intervene as couples and bystanders react to the morning scene.
Mrs Liggle Little filed charges against Robert Davis and Clara Weichel for keeping a house of ill fame on Center Street Mira Weichel and other residents escorted to Alderman Fitasim office. Bail set at 100 dollars for Clara Weichel to appear at court. Davis was unavailable when the constable arrived.
William Yuski a saloon keeper on West Lackawanna avenue was arrested yesterday on charges of keeping and maintaining a gambling house. The information sworn by John Bunganda led to his appearance before Alderman Fuller and bail set at $500 for court.
At a Republican caucus in the Durra Hotel on Tuesday night Charles W Westpfahl of the Nineteenth ward was selected as the party candidate for president of the select council. Chittenden of the Ninth ward, current president, sought re election. One ballot produced a 6 4 result.
Anthony Loftus, roaming the North End early yesterday, mistaken two homes for a doctor’s residence. After being expelled from one house and fired on at another, neighbors alerted police. Loftus, finally finding a doctor, was escorted to safety as the uproar subsided.
The memorial plate for Misa Grace Taylor will be placed in the Lackawanna hospital women's ward today. W. H. Taylor, her father, endows a bed and presents an elaborate patient’s chair with modern comforts. He also intimates plans to furnish a room in the future building.
Mr and Mrs Leopold Nicotera were arrested as witnesses in the Leo nardo Rosa murder case in Dunmore where Rosa is charged with killing Vito Lorusso. The couple, who hosted the victim, were apprehended after word spread they planned to flee the country. Detective Leyshon and Judge Pennew Scott were involved.
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