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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1894
Page
3
H B Ware announces expertise in ophthalmic and otolaryngeal care, focusing on eye ear nose and throat consultations. The notice highlights services for comprehensive head and neck assessments and specialty referrals.
A series of visitors and officials were reported in Scranton and nearby areas yesterday and today. Names include E H Estabrook Carbondale Judge Daniel W Suurl Sesquchanon, T Walter Clana Lehighton George E Williams Catusangua H O S Wisner J A Hoagland Joseph Atkinson Antrews Dem ana Seed ing Co New York John Sd Murphy Washington DC F J Lott Suquehanna County H A Knupp county Mino naster Treadwa Bischamton and others. Local business figures and clergy were noted with talks and visits across the region.
Michael Thorsten was named constable for the Twentieth ward and Herbert S Nowton became town clerk of Seuts township. Multiple legal actions were filed or debated, including cases against Nichylls Kein tora los ot laut and Ell N Edwardes, and hearings on property disputes and receiverships. Several court orders and petitions were recorded, with attention to tax matters and guardianship cases.
Ladies' Aid Society of Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church hosted a surprise birthday party for Mrs Addison Chive at her North Main avenue home celebrating her forty ninth year. Speakers Ray L C Plow DP and TO Ho Dale presented a souvenir in a waliver feast gift amid refreshments. The funeral of Michael Andrew of 538 Benen Street followed.
There were no new developments yesterday in the war between Unirgees T. J Degen of Danmore and Borough Clerk P Savage over the control of borough records. The town hall remained guarded after both sides issued ultimatums and the clerk said he will retain possession of all records until his term ends.
A local drive led by Attorney Gle Soper and John Labora plans to organize Scranton football under collegiate rules. They intend to recruit top players from the area to create a premier eleven, with a preliminary game against Moosic on March 24 and a permanent squad ready for the fall season.
Building Inspector John Nelson says interviews in Time Tribune confirm rising interest in building permits and many early spring operations. Officials expect busy months as applications increase and construction activity resumes.
The city awaits the Charming play The Loutuanter at the Academy of Music with Mr. W Mere Kowilal and Kondial delivering key roles. Easter week attractions include Robert Mintel in Montage on Tuesday, Santos in Atmer fous Abrowl, and the Proctor Oia company presenting The Urght of Society with Childeason Friday.
Alfred Weedmann was arrested after shooting John McDermott in the leg at Park Place Saturday night. McDermott, treated at Lackawanna hospital, is not seriously injured as doctors say the bullet did not enter the limb. Weedmann was bailed at 3500 for a March 60 appearance. McDermott’s absence caused a postponement.
The five act farce The Hidden Hand drew strong praise at Wonderland last night and will run Tuesday and Wednesday. Alice Kemp received an ovation and Will D. Corbett drew enthusiastic applause alongside a strong cast including Elwyn Staves Paul A. Carroll OG Hall Walter Bens Grace Onto Jessie Griswold. The performance met Wonderland patrons expectations with solid acting from all.
Chairman Von Storet appointed W. J. Welsh to the high school committee in place of retiring George B. Thompson. The committee later nominated FP Wormser and W. Waele for chair. Fourteen votes cast, all in agreement. meeting adjourned to a date to be announced.
John Murdock of Taylor eluded officers after allegedly killing John Kitwak on Thursday and remains at large near Taylor. Relatives in the area are suspected of aiding his concealment as authorities continue to search for him.
A notice calls the entire health association and its committees to meet at 8 pm this evening. Friends who interfere with the organization will be welcomed by wall. the event location is listed as Marel S744 at a site in Wat BY Qvions Vik Liberypurin, Admin unit.
County officials presented quarterly reports stating no individuals could be charged with offences in the county. Several suspects were mentioned, with rumors of bribery involving Manor and law keepers. The judge ordered investigations into the reports and potential bribery claims.
The item notes 20 000 copies sold and four for 50 cents. It reports William Cassidy died after a fall at Whyte's hotel with a fractured skull, died at Lickawanna hospital at 6 p.m. He was married to Mary McGulligan of Trenton and the family residence is on Harrison Avenue.
A daily Tribune roundup highlights events at the South Side hotel scene. Activities include meetings, social gatherings, and notable visitors drawing local attention and community interest.
A early Monday morning blaze destroyed the frame two story home on Prospect Avenue occupied by Patrick O’Hara and family. The family escaped unharmed as kerosene lamp likely caused the fire. Willian Conwell's alarm brought Neptune and Cantorya to the scene and firefighters fought to save neighboring properties.
A fragmented 1898 newspaper item advertises an Encyclopedia Britannica volume offer and leatherbound sets with high prices, plus details about associated lawyers and local notices. It mentions auctions, bookstore prices, and a burned forest house scene, ending with mixed business and public notices.
Judge Edwards addressed a grand jury in the main court room at Ti earlier yesterday. Foreman PLP McGaifrey was appointed and the judge charged the jurors to remain impartial, avoid fear or hatred, and not discuss cases outside the jury room.
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