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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1894
Page
3
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Dr H B Ware provides eye ear nose and throat specialty services with listed office hours and contact details.
A jumble of names shows visitors and residents in Scranton and nearby cities including Loomis, Skoemeker, Estabrook, Howry Byladbrin, Williamson, Kannaly, Gay WSeraticon, Paine, William E Ash, T White, Jolnna Houghes, Bertha Longsters, Myfis, Ko up, and others. Mentions of public notices, illness, and religious lectures accompany brief city updates and social mentions.
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railway community in Dunmore hosts a grand fourth anniversary ball at the George M. Wallace lodge with planned ceremonies and a toast to Engineer A Shyder’s birthday. Attendees from nearby divisions join in festive decor and a candlelit display as Frank Gruben aids in ceremonies. The event follows a home gathering for Engineer A Shyder and a separate wedding near Avoca. Local civic notes include police and pharmacist news and a Scranton pharmacy guild supporting limited Sunday sales to medicines only.
Reports from the West Side cover a tense night at Decker's court with a drunken brawl at Timmins home and police involvement. It notes the annual stockholders meeting of the West Side Bank, social events at Mrs Smith’s South Hebeets Avenue home, and various West Side residents’ activities and appointments.
The article notes a good year with ten extra instructors employed. Over 560 youths are unemployed in Scranton, and plans aim to recruit them to study at Wood's Commercial or Business School this spring and summer. It emphasizes clerical work, bookkeeping, stenography, penmanship, and commercial law as pathways to business positions. FE. Wood, proprietor.
A rare bargain offers a guaranteed bicycle valued at 74 dollars for 1 dollar. The machine may be seen at the Tribune office.
Polite comedy triumph in New York as Victorian Sapdona's Americans Abroad captivates crowds at the Lyceum Theater all season. Daniel Frohman will present the play again with his strong comedy company at the Academy of Music tomorrow night. TheCraft of Society returns Friday evening at the Academy of Music with Arthur Lewis Zee Tilburg Bille Proctor Os and a strong cast including Lydian Thompson Charlotte Neivon Annie Young John Flood Henry Bayntan Frank Andirewa and George Robinson.
Proceedings in the Lehigh Valley railroad case featured Attorney Cornelia Smith accusing officials of unfounded charges. Judge Archbald demanded proof, disallowing further attacks on the court. The trial of John Jennings sought 21000 for loss of services, with other verdicts and adjournments noted.
The Huckinburg pardons board yesterday recommended Wallace Snow for a pardon after he was convicted for involvement in the Spencer pay office robbery in Deinmore and sentenced to three years in the cuitain penitentiary where he remains. Over half his term has expired. Attorney Kot presented the case, Scranton business leaders plan a forthcoming classified edition detailing Scranton and vicinity industries with portraits of leading citizens. The edition aims to promote city commerce and attract outside attention. residents seeking views of their homes are urged to save notices at local offices.
A lively Germania Hall concert by the church choir drew a throng and praise for organist John Lentes and the choir leader. The Melvin–Crane wedding at St Joseph’s Minooka united Matauret Melvin and Melvin Crane, with guests and a Philadelphia honeymoon planned. The grand jury ignored the Myles Varley charge, prompting procedural costs against the prosecutor. minor personals and other church events filled out the local Notes.
Fragmented OCR reads as a noted library item on Allen Rouse or related society works. It mentions removal of items, a Tribune department, and a furniture company sale timetable with references to dates and place names, implying a public notice about a library or sale event.
John derayn claims ownership of the Forest House site property fronting 50 feet on Wyoming Avenue and 170 feet deep. The transfer, arranged by Co and Spencer Di Reed with attorneys Patterson and Wilcox, values the plot at about 40 000 dollars though the exact price was not disclosed. The seller indicates the new hotel project will alter records with the added land and related property changes including removal of carriage works at 10 North Seventh Street and nearby structures.
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