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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1896

Page

5

License Court Refuses Most Applications in Scranton

Judge Archbald and colleagues close the license session with eighty-one rejections led by Deckelnick and Ferguson. Emil Weicher wins license. Lackawanna Brewing Co and several wards receive authorized licenses amid ongoing appeals and remonstrances.

Emil Weicher

City Notes from Scranton Civic Calendar

Grand jury meets today and the board of trade holds its monthly meeting tonight. A double house at 69 and 611 Adams avenue was bought by Grady and Bowie. Court appoints Mine Katella Hosking guardian for Arthur J. and Grace I. Winchel. A St Patrick’s night ball is planned by Robert Emmet Literary Club. Camp A of the Boys' Brigade drills tonight, Company B tomorrow. Milton Bonsor's funeral was held in Denver with interment in Monroe County today. Colonel Hitchcock lectures on Civil War reminiscences at Green Ridge library with stereopticon. A woman named Pernading gave birth in the county jail early Saturday. New constables qualified: Henry Hoar, William Davies, Joseph K. Burns. Wills of Mary Hawley and John Dunnigan probated. Contributions to St Joseph's Foundling Home fund total 2,120 with new gifts listed. Rev F C Clark to speak April 3 and invited to October state convention. Peck Lumber Co officers named. directors listed. An operation at Lackawanna Hospital on Joseph Woojeck after mine accident. leg amputated. Age 23, wife abroad. Attorney M A McGinley billed $719.20 for monography in contested elections. city to cover costs partially.

Board of Trade Adams Avenue Grady Bowie Court Katella Hosking Arthur J Grace I. Winchel St. Patrick's Robert Emmet Literary Club Boys’ Brigade Penn Vrvenue Hapital Milton Bonsor Denver Col Mon Roe County Hitchcock Green Ridge Pernading Justice of the Peace Cummings Olyphant Henry Hoar Roaring Brook Township William Davies Old Forge Mary Hawley Rt. Joseph's Foundling Home W. F. Hosie F. C. Clark D. D Christian Endeavor Union Peck Lumber Company J. BD. Peck C. P. Davidson C. B. Shoemaker Peck D. B. Hani D. Jones J. D Peck A. Schroeder F. L Peck

Newsboy Severely Injured Climbing Car On Erie and Wyoming Rail

Charles Chamberlain of Dunmore, a newsboy on the Erie and Wyoming road, was badly hurt Saturday at Hawley. He climbed onto a box car as a brakeman fixed signals, fell to the track, and was helped by Hawley residents before being taken to Dunmore on the No. 6 train.

Charles Chamberlain Dunmore Erie and Wyoming Road Hawley Chamberlain Hawley Rero Surday

Sbury’s Flour Mill Capacity Report

Sibility's Flour mill has capacity Y of 1150 barrels per day, noting output limits. The fragment mentions capacity figures for the mill's daily production.

Isbury

Big Free Fight At Scranton House Hotel

Guests at the Scranton house watched a pitched alley melee between about ten men early yesterday morning. The fight lasted 15 to 20 minutes with heavy blows and flourished revolvers though no shots were fired, one man was knocked unconscious but recovered, and police had no further word on the incident.

Scranton House Faust Fred

Driver Censured in Fatal Weat Side Mall Wagon Crash

Coroner Longstreet and a jury found that Rachel Griffiths died from injuries after being struck by a mall wagon driven by James Hamilton on Lackawanna avenue. The verdict condemned careless driving but stated it did not warrant arrest, and Chief Simpson would act only if requested by the coroner.

Rachel Griffiths Weat Side Lackawanna Avenue Longstreet James Hamilton Dr. Blanchard Lackawanna Hospital Edward Saxon W. H. Bunday Fred Hawley Charles Hetzel L. M. Gates F. A. Peters Hamilton Callahan Simpson Tribune

Charity ball patronesses announced for St Josephs Foundling home

A list of patronesses for the Charity Ball to aid St Josephs Foundling home is published. The Frothingham hosts the event on Tuesday April 7 and features many named ladies including Mrs F W Gunster Mrs R J Horan Mrs P P Smith Mrs T J Kelley and others.

Frothingham St. Joseph's Foundling Home F. W. Gunster R. J. Horan P. P. Smith T. J. Kelley P. H. Coyne John F. Connolly William Kelly D. H. Fitzgerald B. E W. K. Dolan Philip Robinson C. W. McKinney Joseph O'Brien M. H. Higgins M. E. McDonald Thomas P. Hoban M. F. Sando Timothy Burke John M. Burke Richard Kelly P. F. Murphy F. E. Ryan John E. Roche M. J. Kelly J. C. McAndrews A. J. Casey J. B. Corcoran Percival J. Morris H. B. Megargee George Keller P. A. Cavanaugh James HM. Jordan James Bell John H. Jordan

Alabama Saturday Night at the Academy of Music

A large audience saw Alabama a drama about life in the south at the Academy of Music Saturday night. The production featured a meritorious company including Clement Bainbridge Scott Cooper George B Miller Edward B Kelly and Misses Julia Folland Ethel Irving and Adelaide Sawyer. Also listed Wanted Experienced machinist who can operate a Mergenthaler linotype machine Call or address 32 West Market street Wilkes-Barre.

Alabama South Academy of Music Clement Bainbridge Scott Cooper George B. Miller Edward B. Kelly Julia Folland Ethel Irving Adelaide Sawyer West Market Street Wilkes-Barre

Waite Comedy Company Closes Two Week Engagement

The Waite Comedy Company ends its two week run at Freamingham with The Black Flag after matinee Young America Abroad. The company presented numerous dramas and comedies in Waite’s versatile repertoire before inventory on March 1.

Waite Comedy Company Freamingham

Attorney Cornelius Smith Attacks Judge Gunster in Court

In Scranton the judge confronts attorney Cornelius Smith who delivered a bold written accusation. Smith admits writing the letter and seeks extension to Monday to prepare a replication. The matter involves charges about court conduct in Burns vs. Smith and themes of probable mandamus action before the Supreme Court.

Cornelius Smith Judge Gunster Gunster Court House Newton Mr. Smith Smith Neense Court State Department Archbald Supreme Court

Dickson Mine Strike Ended After Grievance Settled

Superintendent Vandling of the Delaware and Hudson told a Tribune reporter that the Dickson mine grievance causing seventy five workers in the China vein to strike on Saturday has been adjusted and expect the men to return to work today. The dispute centered on ore topping with miners claiming four inches credit above the car top, while two extra inches plus possible six to thirteen inches topping were demanded. A deputation earlier met Outside Foreman McDonald without attaining a definite settlement.

Vandling Delaware and Hudgon Tribune Dickson McDonald John Lynch James Hartshorn John Crabb William Jones John Raniff James Connolly Wandling

Train Crew Dispute Over Depot Misunderstanding

The Delaware and Hudson depot on Lackawanna avenue saw a dispute as the superintendent’s office handled the issue. Finlay Ross, Mine Superintendent, was summoned to discuss with Mr. Wandling who suggested the trouble stemmed from a rectifyable mistake. Wandling declined to assign fault to men or company.

Delaware and Hudson Lackawanna Avenue Finlay Ross Wandling Tribune

Were Joined for Life Miss Cella Ruddy and Martin Clark Wed

A telegram from New York City Saturday announced the marriage of Martin Clark a well known North End hotelkeeper and horseman to Miss Cella Ruddy of West Market Street. The wedding came as a surprise to local friends. Miss Lizzie Hiltz served as bridesmaid.

Cella Ruddy Martin Clark New York City Satturday New York North End Cella, Ruddy Weat Market Street Miss Ruddy Mr. Clark Lizzie Hiltz Ruddy

Practical Illustration Meeting at First Presbyterian Church

The Scranton Primary union holds a special public meeting in the First Presbyterian church lecture room today at 4 o clock. Mrs J W Barnes of Newark N J superintendent of primary work of the Pennsylvania Sabbath School union will teach a class of children and Professor Hoop of Anville will address the meeting. Primary teachers of all denominations are urged to attend and witness Mrs Barnes system. Second hand grand upright pianos on sale at Guernsey Bros 634 Wyoming avenue.

Scranton First Presbyterian Church J. W. Barnes Newark N. J Pennsylvania Sabbath School Union Hoop Annville Barnes

Also Mentioned on This Page

Veland Lackawanna Lager Beer Brewing Company Deckelnick Archbald, Gunster Edwards Monsey Avenue Poplar Street Lena Deckelnick James Ferguson Franklin Avenue John F. Scrage Ferguson Emil Welchel Wyoming Avenue John F. Scragg Thomas L. Holtham Arthur L. Martin Messrs. Holtham Martin Thomas Harrington John Koch Thomuas Thomas &. Jones J. B Sang Alive O'Malley George W. Mabey K. Jones B. J. Davia Cashasl Gilroy Edward Loftus Ward M. J. Leonard John Well William H. Horn Charles Martin J. Horan H. R. Hichantson M. V Ivano J. Evans Wiegent Stern Charles Kimmick Alexander Stevenson Fifth Ward Bernard McDermott P. P. Cannon Albert Henne John H. Jones P. J. McLoughlin Leah James BR. KB. Gmith Annie McDonough Frank Reme George FE Fulrenild Almira Evans Patrick Lynn Patrick Taylor Thomas Carroll J. G. Bidwards Jacob Henry Mary Jones Henry Walther Sixth Ward Patrick Golden John P. Cour BF. Calpin J. BR. Leavis K. PF. Davies Seventh Ward W. HH Smallridge James J. Padden John FP Leibig James Hartnett John HK. Kelly John Argusan J. O'Royle Magiste "Tromp John Majernyck Thomas Connery John Gurko Entingnee W. H. Rutledge Victor Kovh Catherine Veldher Andrew Cambel James Michael McGovern C. H. Miller Thomas C. Melvin Frank H. Amabry Grimes Flannery Albert Zénke William McBride Hird & Flannigan W. H. Thomas H. Golden Sail Weichel Frank J Anes M. P Ph, Durkin Frank Thompson Wil Fam H. Dwyer Thomas HH. Walsii William T. Jenkins L. J. Ketrick P. J. Coyne M. F. Sell Fred Martin Ignats Uram D. M. Davis James J. Casey Ninth Ward P. J. Conway Conrad Lynn John Blatter Botther A. W. Shrader Tenth Ward Edward Hartman Ne Mechler Bernard Thayer Josephine Eleventh Ward Koatanty Stawiski Elizabeth Zeigler James F. Boat Michael Natter Charles Kirst George Rosen Frank Moeller August Schimpf F. C. Lengler M. H. Gallagher Charles Heust Ellen Jones Michael Sharek John Wuench George Wuench P. J. Gibney Thomas Cosgrove FR. A. Marshal Ellen J John Cawley Charles Gustav Wenzel Thomas Mccormick M. A. McHugh Frank Matuga Stephen Mabey Brewers I. Robinson Fifteenth Wards P. F. McGovern Thomas D. Edwards Thomas Williams J. F. Cummings D. E. Johnson Ann Stevens Flora Johnson Joseph Miller Peter Lipowicz Samuel Ringsdorf John Hennemuth James J. Callahan Nicholas Berghold M. J. O'Hara T. W. Knowles T. H. Brock William H. Brennan George Marook Third ward—Hotel Andrew Ferko Res. Gaee J. M. Bourke Joseph Gray Recond Catlin Allen David BF. Jenk Third Ward Mt. Clark Berton M.D. Porter Carbondale Township Michael Kelly Luke White William A. Farrell K. Cole John J. Higa M J. ‘Tolan Jona Polke Murphy Carbondale First Ward W. D. Howard J. C. Lynady 8. H. Williams Mary A. Connor Dennis Finnigan Luce Romano Santo Pugliano Lititz & Flanigan William J. Byrne Second Ward M. J. Mullaney J. J. Monahan F. P. Brown F. Williams Peter E. Gumner Healey & Price Saemaees Heykop Brennan Clinton—Hoatel Emma Gerabbacher Dalton—Hotel A. Z. Charles Dickson City Jacob Weisberger P. J. O'Connor Henry Whitall William F. Erbe Patrick Callahan James Twist Ee H. Gallagher Emma V. Baker R. M. Wens John Presaman M. F. Fadden Hotela Anthony Shalkos Joseph Karolin John Babogis John Mbecki George Sosnowski William McLaughlin Mako John J. Mullen James H. Kelly Thomas Dougherty John Powell John E. Gibbons Mary Peltsinger John J. McDonnell William McHale Patrick Kane J. A M. F. Harrington P. J. Teevan Thomas Flynn Thomas Golden Vito Gerardi John J. Scott Salvatore Valangano RinakWa Lailly Bottler J. H. Davite Peter Knapp Holand & Regan Sarah Jordan Keir Cerin T. J. McGowan Philip Wagner R. I. Kreiberry John J. Brogan John (. Egan PJ. O'Donnell Michael Manley Edward O'Hare Anna Burschell Henry Klasener Fourth Ward L. A. Compton John J. Flynn P. J. Douciean Catherine Ruane Fred Smith Thomas Logan Beane Brewing Company Elmhurst Jacob W. Schiebel A. Weichel, Jr PF. P. Callahan Fell Township George Melcakey James J. Lavin Samuel Updik Michael Mahoski Anthony Kartner Anthony Bulavitk Mary Muchnicki Joseph White Mary Farell Lawrence Coggins Philip Gogots John Dunn Joseph Scheck James J. Shee John J. Coughlin Hell George A. Ross John D. Kennedy Glenburn Napoleon Nothacker Norbell Jermyn Hunters Alfred Butterworth Snyder & Edmunds George Cole Mark cClins Michael Moyles Hootels A. J. Galvin G. L. Avery H. A. Beebe Peter Lukachko Michael Gooch M. BF. McDermott W. J. McDermott Jefferson Townsh A. L. Compton Mayfield—Hotels B. F. Edmunds Michael Otbhuis William Lofts Thomas P. Walsh James Cuttiey George Jones Adam Masshold Willum L. Jones Modlison Plo. Dixon Violette Allen Okd Porge Hotelxy Max Rosenbluth Join Hennemaan Oseph Sommers Watelave Ormaton Johnny Kener DY All Brust Wealey Johnson John Sharnk John Lurber Mathias Puchala Catherine, Hurke James Mora John Fr. Dougher Isaac Melia Frank (. Wood Peter Ab. Plinalp Thomas M. Lynch John Bloaby Janes Shevhlan Mob. Dark John Hol Had Wasrek Thomsoii Davis Frank Miliarle Charen J. Keogh Ro J. Fallon Stephen Sefehick Lb. A. Dougherty John Girobowsky George Hol Vitaliane Cimino John Saunberg Joseph Todeavo Pod Patton Michael Cusick Moura Schmidt Restaurans William Surpolls Ann Edwards Thomas Davie Jones K. Conway Mery Hart John Capper Olypilant Pirat Ward Patrick Cannan Thomas I. Gannon W. Cummings James A. Moran Suwon Ward Joseph Kropnyak John Novak Aurel Golbekt Michael Lo»eak George Athuns John McGinty William Shen William Mabon John J. Favsden J. W. Cornell Georgy J. Ferguygon Jilles Woorien J. A. Dolphin Thomas Patten Taylor Horough Sarah McDonald John Cleback Nelson Lowry John F. Davis Max Ferstein Michael Hannick James Powell John T. Gibbons William Morris John Glynn Evan L. Davis Jenkins Harris Rose V. Welsenfluh James Mapleson Catherine Youngbloot James Palmer Jacob Yaksoniak Samuel Evans Lewis AM Reese Hannick & Moore Henry Naegell Joan von Welsenfluh John Weber Shem Parker John Basham John von Welsenfluh Margaret MccRengle Henry Doyle John J. Price Waverly Charles E. Lee Winton John Billen Peter Maslavar John Onefry Edward Costello Michael Bare Prbnela Geores Remenezki P. .Connoly Patrick W. Manley Dominick Firat Thomas H. Deade F. W. Davis W. W. Thomas John, Walkenshaw Harry McCabe Joseph Novak Morgan & Jones James T. Barkey A. J. Duffy George J. Trock James J. Kelly William Jordan J. Nichola Patrick J. Murphy James Fagen William Hurke Joseph Meholko Mary 8. Rogers Michael Mullen Stephen Pendal Thomas McGuire Taylor John P. Thoma Martin Williame John Kohler J . Winton John T. Bell J. F. Walsh M. J. Barrett John Motehko Norman & Moore Fire Insurance Wyoming Ave Wosset Shoes Commonwealth Shoe Ashington Avenue THE. _ ackawanna Penn Ave Williams & M Anusty’'S Eto City Notes Joseph Woojeck Priceburg Old Country M. A. McGinley James J. Manley Morgan Sweeney City of Scranton Erie and Wyoming The Guernsey Bros I. L. Crane Lacks Ave Pac J. W. Gunster Bire Mion Kassou Durns Ounce Messrs. C. F G. F. Whittemore L. B. Powell & CO Guernsey Weber W. W. Berry Lackawanna Arena J. Bolz Wyoming Shaw Emerson Malcolm Love Clough & Warres Carpenter, Waterloo J. Lawrence Stelle Spruce Street Clarke & Brothers Rupprecht Crystal Palace Opp. Baptist Church A. R. Harris Washington Av Scranton,Pa S. C. Snyder Chiristian Turnquest
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