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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1895

Page

3

Wheelmen Open New Green Ridge Clubhouse With Reception

The Green Ridge wheelmen unveiled their new clubhouse at Sanderson Avenue and Green Ridge Street with a reception attended by several hundred friends. Music by Conrad's orchestra and Meeeres quartet accompanied a running supper as members praised the model facilities including a wheel room, library, billiard room, and lounges.

Green Ridge Sanderson Avenue Green Ridge Street Whch Conrad Meeeres Florey Knight Rowleon Foote Green Ridge Wheelmen

Gelbert barred from Nase Hall team play

Pennsylvania faculty refuse Charlie Gelbert permission to train or play baseball this year citing time for two varsity teams and academic duties. The notice appears amid a local buy and sell page featuring dinner menus and advertorial items including Hood's Sarsaparilla and specials on sheet music and small instruments.

Pennsylvania Charlie Gelbert Norina Gelbert

Mrs Frink Guilty Plea Hearsay and Court Testimony

Mrs Nell Frink of Montrose faced trial in the U S district court on obscene mail letters. Testimony warned confinement could harm her mental state. experts noted possible temporary aberration but not insanity. Other cases included counterfeit coin possession and post office burglary, with mixed verdicts and grand jury indictments.

Nell Frink Montrose Muffington United States District Court Frink Htteriun Incourt H. ©. Reynolds A. PL Littl Reynolds Charles Decker Alentrese Brink Jackson Vacksen Binghamton Mre. Fring S. P. Loomis M. 8. Allen Mire Minnie Stoddard Harry Hall Allen Buffington Hla John Zimmerman Juniata County Zimmerman DD. FP. Replogle Grimthe United States United State George Hess Torrey John Meyers Abel Meyers Nearing Springs Blair County

Court sessions reveal varied civil and appeal actions

In Common Pleas Court yesterday, jurors were discharged in one case while trials continued in others. Awards ranged from 28 to 825 dollars on appeal, with several civil suits involving property damage, replevin, and wage claims proceeding before Judge Edwards and Judge Purdy.

Common Pleas Court Anna Dickinson Jaden Bidwards Triad Powell S. M. Shut Aes Minnie Jolie N. Caiendar Winsdell Edwards Purdy Jackson Merryweather Merryweather EF. Blewitt Mariewitt Jones Keplevin Judipe Archbald Jotob Jones Maxowell Wands Maxwell Ain Jie Cote Michigan Mutual Life Incurnee Company E.gods George S. Lom TS. B. Evans Laury & Kage Aginest William Nealls

Lecture on Christ in Art at Green Ridge Library

Miss Meath led a lecture titled Christ In Art at Green Ridge Library last night amid modest attendance. The series continues April 9 and 16 with lectures on The Flemish School and The French School, and proceeds support the library’s fundraising goal of 1,500 dollars.

Meath Green Ridge Heath Christ Rubens van Dyck Grenze le Brun Barbinon Schowt Vibeary Talline

Mr Webster Injured In Stairway Fall In Rochester

Willam Webster a famed Rochester landscape architect and editor of Landscape Architect was injured after tripping on a wire in the Wyoming House entrance hall. He sustained facial and hand injuries but doctors expect him to recover and continue home today.

Willam Webster Rochester Wyoming House Webster Alfred Hand T. H. Watkins Mr. Bunnell Landscape Architect N.Y

Early 19th Century Calamity Cured by Electric Oil

Fragmentary notice describes a vehicle accident where a man was run over by a lumber wagon and survived after Mrs Thomas Electric Oil treatment. Names Thomas Kelectric OU, Mra, Babcock, Norvell, Jackson, and Co appear amid hopeful testimonials.

Thomas Thomas Kelectric Win E. Babcock Norvell Jackson, Co Myh

Mother's Gratitude for YMCA Support Inspires Fund

A letter from a grateful mother praises the YMCA for making her son morally and physically strong. She notes a personal gift of 2 dollars and reports ongoing contributions to the Tribune fund for the YMCA finishing and furnishing fund. The column lists a running total above $300 with more to come and urges parents to give by 6 o'clock tonight.

the Tribune Mona Iheistijin Stucomely Woody Tb Surmminton

Tribune Finishing and Furnishing Fund Coupon Note

Coupon notice states any amount from one cent upward will be received by The Tribune and acknowledged through its colonies at The Tribune V M C A Finishing and Furnish ing Fund. The text emphasizes convenient use of the coupon for donations.

Tribune Tribune V, M,c, A

Fund Appeal Warns Against Unfair Membership Privilege

The article notes that about 15 percent of Young Men's Christian Association members, mainly younger, are financed by affluent donors or patrons. For 1 per year they receive privileges costing the association about 13, a gap covered by charitable men and women. Parents are urged to subscribe to the Finishing and Furnishing Fund, not to expand the association’s scope but to support the indicated work.

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Mr Barrick Anger Threatens Police Over Horse Removal

Frank G. Barrick known as the Green Tide Hottler threatened trouble for the police after Patrolman Meuere removed his horse from Wyoming avenue to Summers livery. The animal, tied before the Scranton Gas and Water offices, pulled free and bled from a mouth injury. Barrick sought Chief Simpson to vent grievances, paid the stable bill, then left vowing further trouble.

Frank G. Barrick Green Tide Meuere Wyoming Avenue Summers Scranton Gas and Water Conmmins Wara Chief Simpson Mr. Harvick Siveryman Police

Concert in Olyphant to aid Congregational Church

A grand evening benefit concert at Keystone hall Delaware and Jones streets Olyphant features the United choir and Walkinshaw orchestra led by Professor Walkinshaw with other top valley singers. Proceeds include over 75 dollars for the church.

Olyphant Keystone Hall Delaware and Jones Streets United Choir of Olyphant Walkinshaw Orchestra Professor Walkinshaw

Prize sale at concert for church debt relief

A benefit concert plans to dispose of prizes including a gold witch with refreshments for attendees. Proceeds go to the Congregational Church to cover the remaining coffee debt. Tickets have sold by the thousands and admission is 10 conte.

Congregational Church

The Minstrel Show at Academy Promises Splendor and Surprises

The George Thatcher and Carroll Johnson minstrel troupe debuts at the Academy of Music with lavish scenery, costumes, electrical effects, and a noon parade. Featured are Ayesha and Rome Harrison in a historically themed program, plus Carrie Louis leading in comedy and song with a 30-person company. The engagement runs Monday through Thursday with a 10 cent matinee.

George Thatcher Carroll Johnson paini#ation Academy of Music Bunttatlon Messrs Thatcher Johnson A. ¥. Pearson Jn 18 Ing Walte Queen of Goudrettes Carrie Louis Louis Frothingham

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