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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1894

Page

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Dedicatory Night at Scranton Theater Praises New Moody House

Bellevue residents witness the dedication of a grand theater in Scranton with Sol Smith Russell and Clyde Fitch's April Weather. Attendees include prominent local women and business leaders. Russell gives a gracious speech praising the theater and its illuminating light, sound, and Moorish interior design.

Scranton Roor Russell Pew Frothingham Theater Sol Smith Russell Resell Old Washington Hall Stige Knasell Fitch Raphael Reed Rasaall Ises Raphael Noah Vale

House Interiors Echo Enchanted Moor Theater Lobby

A vivid description of a theater interior reveals a spacious lobby with electric lighting and gan jets, a well appointed ladies waiting room with a cheerful fireplace, model toilets, and a warm check room. The scene notes elegant doors into the auditorium and the enthusiastic impression of guests entering the space.

Oakford Court

Crank and His Revolver Disturbs Mayor Elect's Home

At Lancaster Pennsylvania the threat unfolds as Theodore Kinzer confronts Mayor-elect Smeltz demanding access to discuss a Catholic appointment and brandishing a pistol. Kinzer tried to force entry, created a scene on the mayor’s steps, and was later detained at his home amid a growing crowd and police response.

Ataie Klinger Smeltz Kliozer Acens

Struck pay dirt in Jersey as mines touted

Newark nod reports capital interest in Morris county at Jacksonville. Buyers claim gold and silver found in paying quantities on 300 acres of mountain, meadow and farm land. Machinery ordered amid neighbor furore. ore reportedly ranges from 2000 to 4000.

Newartk Thie City Jacksonville Morris County

Doomed tar rescue efforts and local political notes amid turmoil

Fragmented report details rescuers sighting more bodies near a doomed tar, threats prompting Rev. Father May to seek police protection, and appeals to higher courts. It also notes Governor Pattison appointing a new state official, labor strikes, pension notices, and regional industrial updates across Pennsylvania communities.

Pollard Br of Kentucky Case Details Deposition Testimony

Depositions in the Pollard Breckingridge case were read in court detailing alleged relations and a mock marriage involving Madeline Pollard. Witnesses describe Bartending and social scenes, a 1894 engagement and subsequent abandonment, and notes on Pollard’s alleged discretion and character. The judge ruled on admissibility of depositions and adjourned for further testimony.

Pollard Meck Brink

Zell Surrenders After Theft at Coal Company

William T. Zell former treasurer of the Lehigh and Wilkee Barre Coal Company surrendered to Superintendent Byrnes at police headquarters in New York. He had absconded in January after stealing nine thousand dollars and is now in custody at the station.

Byrnes New York William T. Zell Lehigh and Wilkee-Barre Coal Company

Ravening Party Near the Spot Where Victims Were at Work

Reported in Wilkes-Barre Pa on March 26 that remora and divers search Gaylord mine in Plymouth for more bodies after a deadly incident. Authorities say no fresh bodies recovered yet as recovery efforts continue at the site.

Wilkes-Banne Maro Gaylord Plymouth

Mounting Legal Actions in Lackawanna County Courts

March 26 report from Lackawanna County notes multiple appeals and judgments across Common Pleas courts. Cases include entities like Lackawanna and Western Railroad, City of Carbondale, and Usioes et al, with filings from Brown v Horr and Weil v Hienell. Proceedings cover annexation, discharges, and affording judgments, reflecting a busy docket in Scranton and surrounding townships.

PinLapeuilia Onpiety Atherton Lackawankis Dawei, Ab Ve Enterprise Powder Cnim Pany Felis Velicinware Lackawanna Common Pirae Chilton Et Ab Carbondale Onion Lackawanad Afticuial Stockwellva Common Pleas Lallowanns Olire Hoydenapy Tino Lackiwanow Brown Altiroed Usioes Lackawanna Township City of Scranton Bueb Finniner Uillwale Coal and Iron Company Lakawanna Cost Company Weil Va Hienell

Veto Seen Likely on Bland Bill as Cleveland Forms View

Washington March 26 The president seals his intent to veto the Bland bill after conversations with Cleveland. The Senate aims to add a free trade amendment to the tariff bill but cannot act soon. Free homestead bills may be introduced in both houses as political terms unfold.

Washinatos Congress Senate Cleveland Wich & Db Pilver

First regular ball game of season at University of Pennsylvania

The opening league contest at the University of Pennsylvania grounds drew Philadelphia teams for a benefit game aiding city unemployed. Cold near freezing weather affected play as Philadelphia and opponents competed while a handful of players listed including Callahan and Gelbert in a low scoring affair.

Pritapeceitia Marc University of Pennsylvania College Love Philadelphi Anven

Princeton Nine Triumphs Over Georgetown On Close Score

The Princeton nine defeated Georgetown College by twelve runs yesterday as the Cleveland line aided the city’s efforts. Tremary officials anticipate another international monetary conference, possibly hosted by Mexico at Admiral Walker’s invitation, while a congressional act could speed declarations.

Princeton Iorgetown College Aweord Cleveland Tremary Mexico Admiral Walker Joint Commission Knights of Templars Sixth Corps

Skirmishes and Scandals Ring Through An Era

Fragmentary notes report muskrat and coon sking losses in Adesan Delaware, a high wheat harvest in upper Sunex, a New York sow lon cuba fear over a lioness named Sultaon, and George Miller charged with poisoning whiskey and killing his wife. Details include a Columbiana county tax case, Africa monkey study by Professor Grarner, the cruiser Charlestown sailing to Montevideo, and a Buffalo youth Joseph Wisutty dying from poisoning with his guardian seeking 15 000 in damages.

Adesan Delaware New York Cuba Sultaon George Miller Corfemion Tronuferd W. Martin Columbiana County Profemor Grarner Africa Charlestown Rio Yeaturday Montevideo Detroit Walla Wing Ling Joseph Wisutty

Brief Senate Session Notes Georgia Senator's Funeral Arrangements

The Senate held a very brief session with the death of Senator Colquitt of Georgia announced. A nine member funeral committee was appointed to arrange services, to be held from the Senate Chamber at 4 p.m. tomorrow, with the body later escorted to the Capitol. The House considered Secretary Herbert’s reply to a resolution on shipbuilding armor and referred it to the committee on public affairs. Several important wild bills passed as Senate resolutions announced the death and were received and agreed to. the House adjourned.

Father May Pittalary Harry Johseia Allentown Wopremeo Valley Miliia Glasgow Iron Company Potcaville Glasgow Willalee Eoicne McKeenpers Alooting Meyers Nick Young Megatmosing Soup Society Rickert Lititz Academy Lititz Mareth Pengavivinia Howell Howell Neath Bradford Jana Burne Scranton Jape Davin Adama County Mapulinad John A. Bioeier William P. Riesecker Hastings Pattison Charles Miller Franklin Board of Charities James BH Scott Joshua RK. Hurkey Berks County H. B. Howtily Lebanon Deleton J. J. Thomas H. T. Euston Charles T. Beltoy Othe Lebanon Rolling Milla Yous Terdey Piddiers Weat Ena Rolling Mill Wien Stollwalil Alwek Jolion Drileeport Daltemia Mies Pollardina Mies Pollard Oerentis Squire Tins Jey Misa Pollard Alisa Pollard Eutippany Mattie Squire Tihaley Aml Ming Mattia Tor Isa Iain Julian Squire Renault Miss Pollard Thia Iey Georgia Hebert Carnegie- Phipps Company Wasmintox Marek Simaror Colaitt Georgis Tadytodig Senate Hey Me Onner Methodist Episcopal Church Calquin Gorson Bhief Sesson Secr Locloele Colquitt Ware

Boy shoots companion in cave incident at Cantoy Cave

In StovduToN Meas on March 26 five youths at Cantoy Cave misadventure end with Georgze Mackintosh firing a revolver at Henry Myers. Myers is injured under the eye with the bullet lodged in the head. Mackintosh was arrested and placed in lockup. He attempted suicide afterward.

Stovduton Meas Thes Town Cantoy Cave Sanday Beyoos Georgze Mackintosh Henry Myers Moyers Young Smackintowh Biewep

Bank Failure Shocks Perry County Community

A notice from New Manchester Perry County reports the failure of Spensler Tonkin & Co. with William A Spindler as a leading figure. The declaration lists the bankruptcy for the benefit of creditors and indicates a single bank link serving this region. No reason for the failure is given.

Harrisouna New Mieomfield Perry County Spensler, Tonkin & Co Wiliam

Limited Labor Hinders Altoona Tincwe Project

In Altoona Pennsylvania on March 6 contractor Sync planned to resume the Helleworl tension project on the Altoona and Logan Valley line. Riots and labor issues limited workers to about twelve Americans sought for the job at $1 per day, delaying progress and prompting possible legal steps to secure native labor if needed.

Altoona Logan Valley Church of Laborire

Murder or accident probed in mountain death of William J Willis

William J Willis 62 a prominent resident of Fairview was found dead on a mountain four miles from home today after a hunting trip with a bullet through his neck and his arm along a fence rail. Hunters discovered the body. authorities weigh whether this was an accident or suicide as Emmily Willis survives.

Winkes- Bann William J. Willis Fairview Willis

Feud Threat Looms After Knoxville Murder

A Williamsom Alabama dispatch says the Major Porrell murder at Thacker Inn may spark a deadly feud rivaling Hatfield McCoy days. Armed groups plan action as mobs form posses and warnings rise of further violence.

Knoxvilng Williamsom Ala Journal Raya Major Porrell Thacker

Representative Geary Surprises By Backing Chinese Regulation Act

The Geary of California and framer of the Geary Chinese regulation act has drawn surprise by appearing publicly to support the measure. Details on location or context remain unclear in the readable text.

Wasitixatoy Geary Californi

Approves of the new Chinese treaty and its registration principle

The speaker supports the treaty as an advance over the Geary law, viewing it as recognition of the registration principle. He rejects claims it abrogates the Geary law, arguing it addresses hostility to Chinese legislation abroad while noting concerns about universal distrust toward China.

Logia Yeland Ull Chimay

Snow Falla in Delaware and Burne the Frost

Snow fall reported across Delaware and nearby areas damages to peaches and berries. Mail and bridge reports from Bridgeville and Siliehury note cold temperatures. Early morning frost may have harmed crops and fruit trees in the region. local growers assess losses as temperatures drop further.

Aare Delamara

Senator Colquitt Dead in Washington Residence

Georgia Senator Alfred Holt Colquitt died quietly at his Washington residence yesterday morning. Survived by his widow and four daughters, he had served in Georgia politics, the Confederacy, and the United States Senate. The senate adjourned in mourning as black crape draped the chair.

Washington Wasilingtes United Sweetor Alfred Holt Calquitt Georgia Gurion Mere Joude Colquitt Air. Bunsieson Mere. Colquitt Thres Hitoutriot Ituilitor Mre Marahali Cheago Senate Alfred Holt Colquitt Atlanta Wes Walton Gounty Walter T. Colquitt Fea Prigestam College du Teorgia Necessaary Reorgia Mitel de Confederate Arvice Anil Iss United States Senate Aldredds Senator Colgailt Walter T. Olgait Mia Marshal Cupar United States Hattie Dink Dithy Colquatt

Enemies to Weaken Commonweal Plot in Canton Whisky Scheme

Courier reports a plan to flood the commonweal with twelve to twenty gallons of bad whisky to intoxicate soldiers and derail the expedition near Alliances. Soldiers accuse Marshall Loands Smith of arrogant rule and threaten action as they gather at camp near Lonteville.

Canton Dol Muarahal Loands Smith Lonteville Opto

Koesath's Library Placed in Budapest Museum

A fragmentary report notes Koesath's library to be moved to the National Museum in Budapest. Observers mention railway disruptions near Flume and a funeral planned for Thursday. References to Emperor William and German officials appear in garbled text with unclear connections.

Koesath National Museum Budapest Flume Dil Il von Tilow Compaien Cairo Hamburg Fueral Teld Thureday Prosdia de Baverin Bain Witen Dows Manteli Wilpo Hiva Oritheil

Noted German officer dies after illness at Dublin University

Colonel Von Natemer a famed cavalry officer and friend of the Prince of Wales, Sir Robert P Stewart, and reputed companion of Heriay Borate head of a wholesale house, died on Saturday after a long illness.

von Natemer Germany Wclow Prince of Wales Robert P Stewart Dublin University Heriay Borate Walo Diddle Hertinteda & Co Watiort Blueme

Wasninatos Miarol 8h Payy Tuesday Cast

Eastern Peanayleanch features four tall Weds and a warmer material with worthiord joie and vortihte. Western Praisplomain lists a fale tilt Wead nerdy and Teaver Tinley ehen lig with Wight southiics, Wands.

Payy Wight

Linen goods and quilts offered at bargain prices

Auction or stall notes list several linen items including 114 Maresilles Counterpanes perfect goods at 1.45 per set, one lot of 14 Crochet Quilts at 95 cents, Dimity Quilts in fast colors, Cream Table Linens at 42 cents, and Turkish Bath Towels at 10 cents each. Regular prices ranged from 50 cents to 5 dollars per dozen.

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