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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1896

Page

6

Personal notes from Scranton and nearby visitors

A series of short notices records people visiting or calling on friends in Scranton and nearby areas. Names include A. Mears, W. H. Hagen, Frank P. Barry of Shamokin, Patrick Campbell of Carbondale, Superintendent George W. Beemer of Hillside Home, Mire and Mire, M. C. Davis of Deposit, N. C., A. C. Bailey of Marion street, and J Higgins of Boston visiting J R Schlager at the Wyoming House.

A. Mears W. H. Hagen New York Frank P. Barry Shamokin Patrick Campbell Carbondale Scranton George W. Beemer Hillside Mire M.C. Davis Deposit N. C A. C. Bailey Marion Street J. Higgins Boston International Packing Company of Chicago J. R. Schlager Wyoming House

Foul Play Suspected in Jer Myn Death Case

Coroner Longstreet received an anonymous letter alleging John Bell died under suspicious circumstances in Jer Myn after a fall down stairs. Bell was an aged, childless, poor man with a large life insurance policy noted in the letter. The coroner traveled to Jermyn to investigate but learned little beyond Bell’s rapid death and absence of Dr. Sickler who attended him recently.

Longstreet John Bell Jermyn Bell Groner Longstreet Sickler

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Honest Medicine

The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as an honest medicine that cures disease and improves digestion. It urges readers to choose Hood's Pills to treat liver misfunction and constipation, portraying the product as trustworthy and effective.

Hood

Saint Patrick Day Parade in Pittston Draws 1500 Participants

Crowds cheered a parade through Pittston organized by the Ancient Order of Hibernians Board of Erin with over 1500 participants. Bands, banners, and Irish and American flags filled Main and Market streets while Masses and banquets followed in Pittston and surrounding divisions. Notable groups included Plains Zouaves and Father Mathew battalion, with Rev Father Quinnan officiating at St John’s church.

Pittaton Societies Main Street Broad Ancient Order Hibernians Board of Erin Pittston Neil McSweeney E. J. Burke R. J. Burke Albion Avoca Father Mathew William Collier St. John's Cadets McClellan A. Pittston Charles Gilmartin Co. H Hibernian Rifles Plymouth J. Moore Star Drum Corps Kingston J. O. Vaughan Liberty Cornet Band J. T. Flannery Junction Pliteton Thomas D. Owens Liberty Drum Corps Inkerman Ed. Whalen Mill Hill Patrick O'Donnell Powderly Patrick Bresnahan Plains Cornet Band Plains John McAndrew Ashley Ae Willam Dach Wilkes-Barre Harry Avery Michael O'Malley Plains Zouaves Father Mathew Battalion Moosic Cornet Band Magle Hall Ladies’ Aid Society T. V. Powdoerly St. Patrick Ireland

Ancient Order of Hibernians Parade Draws Thousands in Scranton

Thousands gathered in Scranton under the Ancient Order of Hibernians for a St Patrick parade from 10 to noon. One thousand five hundred men marched despite slushy streets, with grand marshal Miles J McAndrew and numerous local officials in carriages. The procession featured multiple divisions from Carbondale Archbald Forest City and others, ending with dismissal on Lackawanna Avenue after a noted display by St Pauls Rules and various bands.

Ancient Order of Hibernians Board of Erin Séeranton Order of Hibernian Societies St. Charles Hotel Wete James Giavan Jessup Hev. BE. J. Melley St. John’s Church Scrantean Diocesan Union Ton Fred W. Gunster James G. Halley C. G. Holand Edmund J. Robinson Chorge Horn T. P. Hoban M. J. Donahoe John PB. Quinnan J. A. O'Reilly Hey. Sylvester Malone Cathedral T. F. Coffey Carbondale John J. O'Toole Providence J. A. McHugh George J. Lucas Archbald Donlan Denmore James J.neill Patrick Golden T. Boland JT. F Halle Ancient Order James J. O'Hara Parsons T. J. Marly Green Ridge John F. McDonnell Diocesan Temperance Union W. F E. Peel J. J Hurns Slimpeon Thomas Lagin Wandling John J. Ruddy Scranton M. G. Neary Mayfield John Flynn John Bell Forest City Carbondale and Archbald Ancient Order Archbald Cornet Parnell Fife and Drum Corns Jermyn Mozart M. T. Healey P. J. Honan Sheridan M. F. Sheridan M. G. Langan Thomas J. Doherty James P. Lavelle T. J. Langan Lawrence Hyde Park Excelsior Bauer South Side Minooka McDonnell Divison Division 7 Forest Band Franklin Avenue Lackawanna Avenue Penn Avenue Spruce Street Adams Qibson Street Washington Avenue Linden Street Franklin

St Patrick's Day Parade Draws Luzerne Groups in Pittston

A large gathering from Luzerne County organizations joined the St Patrick's Day celebration in Pittston. The Ancient Order of Hibernian groups, including Board of Erin and Board of America, led the morning festivities with music and procession through the town.

Luzerne County Pittston Order of Hibernian Board of Erin Board of America

County AOH UWW delegates meet. officers chosen for year

The Lackawanna County divisions of the Ancient Order of Hibernians and United Workmen held a joint meeting at Division 17 hall. Anthony J. McAndrew presided from 10 until noon with about nineteen divisions represented. A banquet followed and officers elected include County president William Dawson and treasurer Patrick Jordan. McAndrew named as candidate for state treasurer at the June convention in Williamsport.

Lacakawanna Order of Hibernians of America United Workmen's Hall Lackawanna Avenue Anthony J. McAndrew William McAndrew Hyde Park James J. O'Hare Dunmore Patrick Jordan Scranton Dawson Jordan Coneran Williamsport

Ireland and Irish-American progress move St Patrick's event

A St Patrick's celebration at St Thomas college hall featured Rev. F P McNally delivering an eloquent address on Ireland. The program included remarks by C T Boland, cathedral choir choruses, solos by Susie Little, a sketch by Honon and Mullarkey, and a recitation by Miss Mame Boland, forming a literary and musical entertainment under Hibernians auspices.

Order of Hibernians Hoard Erin St. Thomas C. T. Boland Cathedral Choir Susie Little Messrs. Honon Mullarkey Mame Boland

Community Concert Cast Named for Local Recital

Mrs Schilling conducts a program featuring songs by Michael Dunningham Milas McCarthy and a quartet performed by Winifred Melvin L Coyne Thomas Needham and James Mangan.

Mrs. Schilling Michael Dunningan Milas McCarthy Winifred Melvin Miss L. Coyne Thomas Needham James Mangan

St Patrick Feast Marked by Three Masses at Cathedral

At St Peter's cathedral three masses were held for St Patrick. A high mass was sung at o'clock where Rev Father Malone preached on the patron saint of Ireland. He described how Patrick planted Christianity and how the faith persists through centuries despite efforts to suppress it.

St. Peter's Cathedral St. Patrick Father Malone Ireland

Address on St Patrick Delivered by Attorney McGinney

John Boyle O'Reilly council of the Young Men's Institute held an entertainment on Lackawanna avenue in honor of St Patrick's Day. Attorney M A McGinney delivered the leading address on the life of St Patrick. Music by Frank O'Hara P F McLaughlin Edward OMalley and Peter Snyder accompanied the event.

John Boyle O'Reilly

Roche plan for West Market street outlet reaches accord

The Turnpike company and city councils reached agreement on Roche's plan to end the toll contract, grant the city seven-eights of a mile of road to grade and pave, and abolish city toll gates. Special committee and lawyers to review details before formal approval.

Roche West Market Street B. Price W. W. Watson Providence and Abington Turnpike Company S. B. Price Supreme Court Ilegal Tribune Ccity

A Peculiar Remedy for Dyspepsia Universal Cure Claim

The article reports Rev. F L Bell of Weedsport praising Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for ten years of indigestion. It claims the tablets digest food, restore energy, and benefit the stomach and nerves, with a price of 60 cents per package from Stuart Chemical Co Marshall Michigan.

F. L Bell Weedsport Cayuga Co Stuart F. I. Bell N. Y Idalia Cole Btuart Stuart Chemical Co Marshall, Mich

Two Escutcheons at Frothingham Tonight and Tomorrow

The Frothingham presents The Two Escutcheons a rare comedy from Daly's New York with Mary Foster and a Chicago baron heir plot and a Chicago widow scenes with a jovial captain. Also shows The Shadow Detective starring Daniel A. Kelly and Helen Desmond with new railroad crane and Five Points set.

New York Davis’ Theater Daniel A. Kelly Five Points

First Annual Ball by Robert Emmett Club at Music Hall

The Robert Emmett Literary Club hosted its first annual ball at Music Hall last night with a large attendance and a lively evening. Ladies received an artis tic programme as souvenirs while officers announced include President J F McDonough and Vice President Michael Rafferty. Music was supplied by Professor Joseph ArcDermott and Mr McDonough served as master of ceremonies.

Robert Emmett Literary Club Music Hall J. F. McDonough Michael Rafferty John Murphy John Sullivan John Gibbs McDonough Joseph ArcDermott

Youth Arrested After Mulberry Street Incident

One arrest was made in the central city yesterday. A country youth insulted passersby on Mulberry street and was picked up by Patrolman Metnver and taken to the station house.

Mulberry Street Metnver

Guernsey Bros. Offer Business Sale Before March 20

We retire from business and will refuse no reasonable offer. Property to be sold before March 20 with credit terms to suit the buyer or extraordinary inducements for spot cash. Guernsey Bros. 224 Wyoming Avenue.

Guernsey Bros Wyoming Avenue

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